Introduction to segmenting with Bob Rundquist
Open for registration anytime.
Antoinette is available during the online class to answer all your questions.
Total viewing time is 10 weeks from registration.
Introduction to segmenting
$189
6 week formal online class
plus 4 weeks reviewing

Preview e-course

Contents of introduction to segmenting

Week 1
Introduction and materials
  • Miter sled and table saw
  • Wedges for segments
  • Zero clearances
  • Face plates and waste blocks
  • Chucks
Preparing the cutting area
  • Miter saw vs table saw for cutting segments
  • Make your own miter sled
  • Make a zero clearance for a table saw
The basics for segment cutting, sanding and fitting
  • Stop blocks
  • Safe cutting
  • Segment sanding and gluing
  • Pros and cons of using of hose clamps
  • Tips for segment fitting
​Week 2
Making the blue print
Cutting and gluing the base
​Use solid base instead of segmented base
​Week 3
Prepare the base for the chuck
Attach the base to the chuck and fix any mistakes
Cutting and gluing the 1st level
​Attach the 1st level to the base
​Week 4
Attach the 2nd level to the 1st level
Attach the 3rd level to the 2nd level
Attach the 4th & 5th levels
​Week 5
Trimming the inside and outside of the bowl
​Week 6
Fit the floating disc to the bottom of the bowl
​Finishing off the bowl
Introduction to segmenting is our first woodworking online workshop. This a six weeks formal class with ten weeks viewing. Woodworkers will learn the basic skills for making wood segmented bowls. Bob teaches how to make a blueprint for wood segmenting that will work for any segmented projects. Learn easy ways how to cut segments on a table saw, sanding and gluing segments.

Bob shares many tips for preparing cutting areas, turning on the lathe, trimming inside and outside of wooden bowls and demonstrates how to use chucks. The videos shows the detail of each skill and technique needed up to the final touches and finishes. Bob is available during the duration of the online class to answer all questions and critique your work.

This is not a turning class, but there are several tips and techniques for woodworking artists.

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Registration policy

What do I need for this e-course?
  • You must have consistent access to a computer, iPad or IMac or related technology.
  • You must have basic computer knowledge. (Although we will assist you with the viewing of the videos, we cannot teach you how to use a computer).
REFUND POLICY
  • No refunding.
  • Submitting an online registration indicates your agreement with this policy.