The easiest way to make wooden rings! (No lathe, no drill, no power tools!)

How to make wooden rings using the bent wood ring method from wood veneer
The easiest way to make wooden rings! (No lathe, no drill, no power tools!)
Low cost, fast and easy method
Bent wood rings are made using a form of steam bending; using heat and moisture to soften and bend wood around a former, once dried the wood retains its bent form.
Bent wood rings are a much easy but also stronger method of making rings compared to drilling out a solid block of wood
Bent wood rings have grain running around the ring multiple time laminated together for strength despite being thin.
Making rings from a solid block of wood you would have grain running across a very small section where it would snap.
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[@branbjorn]

So incredibly helpful.

[@branbjorn]

I’m currently trying different ways to make rings!! And this is a very cool and efficient way! Very easy to. Gonna try this with some Purple Heart

[@LouBarch]

Great video! This worked wonderfully with stag horn sumac (the wood glows under black light).
I had a hard time using walnut at .6 mm. Should I try thinner?
Thank you!

[@norm5785]

Very inspiring for sure. Nice job. Thank you for sharing. Everyone stay safe, happy, warm and healthy. From Henrico County Virginia

[@MatthewFlowerDesign]

Thank you :)

[@ProfilEkspor-rj8zb]

Waaw...is good👍

[@MatthewFlowerDesign]

Thank you 😊

[@MASI_forging]

Nice. I truly admire creativity and manual skills 😊😊

[@MatthewFlowerDesign]

Thank you 😊

[@branbjorn]

How long to dry ??

[@brettmichael1640]

This is awesome. I'm going to jump into this. Can you save me a whole bunch of energy and tell me where you get your wood veneer rolls? I would greatly appreciate it!

[@MatthewFlowerDesign]

Thank you
Sorry for the slow reply
I buy all of my venner online, a lot from the wood veneer hub

[@gitteholgaard9914]

I wonder whats it Call the wood you use. It so thin

[@MatthewFlowerDesign]

Oak veneer

[@Myrtuscommunis]

Interesting method. I have always made my rings out of solid wood. 👍

[@MatthewFlowerDesign]

I find this method easier and also a stronger ring as there is no cross grain weak spots

[@margaretbailey8931]

What kind of glue is used

[@MatthewFlowerDesign]

CA superglue

[@In_time]

Why did you stop taking orders?
Will you start again someday?

[@MatthewFlowerDesign]

I stopped to go travelling
I will be reopening my shop again when I'm back in about a year

[@LouBarch]

Great video! This worked wonderfully with stag horn sumac (the wood glows under black light).
I had a hard time using walnut at .6 mm. Should I try thinner?
Thank you!

[@LouBarch]

Great video! This worked wonderfully with stag horn sumac (the wood glows under black light).
I had a hard time using walnut at .6 mm. Should I try thinner?
Thank you!

[@LouBarch]

Great video! This worked wonderfully with stag horn sumac (the wood glows under black light).
I had a hard time using walnut at .6 mm. Should I try thinner?
Thank you!