How to Flatten Segmented Layers with Claude Dupuis

Claude Dupuis is an accomplished segmented turner. Claude's Canterbury Turnings website at www.canterbury... is where you will find a large number of custom bowls and other turned products.
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[@danfrench5118]

I am glad to see a method that does not require a drum sander. And the cabinets behind you are outstanding.

[@hasanalsaffar8386]

Great tips, Thanks for sharing this video with us 🙏🏼

[@keithmanvell2512]

Thanks for this, only just come up on my feed.

[@normandcharette2794]

Process is adequate but depends on turner's mastery of the sheer scrape. It does the job. However, when you add the next ring, how do you get the glued side flat ?Thanks

[@dsleifson1]

Yes, how do you get the glued side of the next ring perfectly flat?

[@artlee7415]

You never mentioned how you flatten the opposite side before you glued it on...??

[@FishinBob]

Great videos. How do you flatten the first ring?

[@georgecharney994]

My question too! In my segmented bowls, I flatten all my rings by fastening to a planner sled and running thru the planer to make one side flat and then flipping the ring to flatten the other side too. I like the idea of flattening on the lathe but maybe he glues up his rings on a flat enough surface to make the downside true without having to flatten it.

[@AllenOxendine]

Thanks for sharing, I’m a beginner turner. I have a lot of practicing to do. Full View and Like 👍