Bill Peirce's Band Saw Bowls, by Roxana Rojas-Luzon

William Peirce has been a woodworker and sculptor for over 35 years. Most of his pieces, especially his band saw bowls, are built from laminations of a variety of wood species.
Retired from teaching literature and writing courses at Prince Georges Community College in 2007, he now devotes his full time to woodwork and sculpture in his shop in Silver Spring. His work and schedule of his upcoming shows can be viewed at his website at williampeirce.biz.

[@Petroschristidis]

wonderful work

[@ssjmtc]

Excellence!!

[@jarmstrong2843]

Outstanding! Interesting. Will need to give it a try.

[@mommytsunami]

Post modern at no extra charge! Now that's good business.

[@stevefromlondon9175]

Bloody hell love these you have such skill totally enjoyed this video
Regards
Steve UK London

[@jackhealy8467]

Stunning!

[@AllenOxendine]

Awesome, thanks for sharing 👍

[@bvandenbroeke]

That's so cool!

[@josephwise485]

Exceptional. Can't start to imagine the sanding required.

[@mitchellragle6415]

I’ve been doing it for a couple of years now and it is intense. Especially the inside

[@195516Z]

Simply beautiful! I want one!

[@soledude]

👏👏👏

[@tomspallone1868]

You’re a genius.
You NEED to explain how you sand the insides. Thanks.

[@mitchellragle6415]

I use an oscillating tool to sand the inside. It’s slow but you have good control

[@jackorth4619]

Do you keep your bandsaw table at a set degree angle? Or do you change the angle as you build your rings?