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Dunstan: First attempt at making a round blank using a bowl as a guide for the router
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Dunstan: First attempt, came out a bit wonky
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Dunstan: First attempt, came out a bit wonky
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Dunstan: First attempt, came out a bit wonky
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Dunstan: First attempt, came out a bit wonky
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Dunstan: First attempt, came out a bit wonky
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Dunstan: First attempt, came out a bit wonky
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Dunstan: First attempt, came out a bit wonky
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Dunstan: First attempt, came out a bit wonky
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Dunstan: First attempt
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Dunstan: The outside shape cut using my circle-cutting jig
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Dunstan: The outside shape cut using my circle-cutting jig
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Dunstan: First pass around the inside using my circle-cutting jig
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Dunstan: Second pass around the inside using my circle-cutting jig
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Dunstan: Second pass around the inside using my circle-cutting jig
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Dunstan: Inside leveled and everything sanded from 120-2000 grit
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Dunstan: The edge, pre-finish
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Dunstan: Oiled and waxed
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Dunstan: The edge, oiled and waxed
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Dunstan: With its bigger brother, which I made using a different method, and which is much wobblier looking
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Dunstan: This lighter patch is a different piece of wood that was part of the glued-up original I scavenged
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Dunstan: Getting set up to cut another dish
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Dunstan: How the circle cutter sits on the wood
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Dunstan: Outside cut
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Dunstan: Using wood with a knot in it to see how it comes out
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Dunstan: Cutting the inside
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Dunstan: All done. Just need to work out a finish for this nice wood that won't darken it.
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Dunstan: Three dishes finished with bees wax and walnut oil
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Dunstan: Testing wood finishes
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Dunstan: IMG_1172