Making a Segmented Frame for a Mirror

Making a segmented frame for a mirror to match a turned clock I'd previously made. The segments are made out of tigerwood with padauk dowels for decoration.
The original turned clock: • A Turned Clock
Making a segmenting sled: • Making a Segmenting Sled

[@m0odi]

great job Dan very inspiring

[@Сайбар]

Красиво, безусловно! Но размер маловат, набор рамы для большего размера будет тот же?

[@timothymcswain6235]

Nice

[@donfillenworth1721]

Very nice! Thanks for sharing.

[@paulhawvermale1606]

I need to make a segmented OVAL frame, 16 3/4" X 13 5/8". I already have my router jig to cut an oval. However, how do I determine how wide the pcs need to be to cut the oval to end up with a 1 3/4" wide frame?

[@sowiebinich]

That's a good question - I would probably either sketch it out, or perhaps cut a template out of plywood, and just play around with various segment lengths and angles to make it work. A cursory search doesn't turn up many/any segment planners that support ovals, but there may be one out there.

[@Janogomez90]

maybe try isopropyl alcohol to remove the hot glue

[@sowiebinich]

Interesting -- I'll have to give that a shot.

[@ccccen]

You threw me off, I don't have a lathe :(

[@ccccen]

Router timeeeeeeeeeeeee lol

[@vineetaquarius]

your segment is near to accurate ,thanks for the video any way