Making A Scroll Saw Bowl - Double Shot

In which I complete two (well, two and a half) bowls in the time it would normally take me to complete three.

[@rayscrafield2106]

I must ask one silly question. How in the world do you get away with having your hobby shop in the living room? You must be unmarried and living alone. Color me envious.

[@jahellen]

I'm sure Cambot would have something to say about it if she were here, but that's a long story. However, technically, I'm not living alone; I'm sharing the house with two crotchety cats, a gently used German shepherd, and a high-speed internet connection.

[@rayscrafield2106]

I can just imagine me trying to set up shop in our living room. No way Jose;

[@jeffhovis6550]

do you have vid of just explaining how to get the right angle? Thanks

[@jahellen]

I don't. There's a table in the back of the scroll saw bowl book that I use, and there's also a manual method.
For that you'll follow these steps: 1) get the final thickness for the bowl blank, 2) determine how wide you want your rings, 3) divide the ring width by the blank thickness, 4) use an inverse tangent (or arc tan) calculator to get the angle to set your table (round up to the next whole or half degree). You can find a calculator here: www.mathwarehouse.com/trigonometry-calculators/inverse-tangent-calculator-online.php

[@jeffhovis6550]

@@jahellen thank you