Revised 02/09/2020
This page is primary intended for persons who have no idea what a 3 cornered bowl is.
First, some of my 3 sided objects.
My first effort. After several mess ups on this object, I got this. It certainly
isn't a bowl. If you take the top off, it is a pencil stand.
3 cornered saucer from half of a cube.
Made from maple.
3 cornered bowl with lid both made from the same cube.
Unfortunately it has both natural and man made worm holes.
My best 3 cornered bowl, so far.
This 3 sided bowl was use in the demo in the Turning section. It was also an
experiment using a 3-3/4 inch cube that was constructed with several 1/4 inch underlayment plywood pieces glued together.
This 3 sided bowl with lid was turned from a 4-3/4 inch cube of laminated plywood.
These 3 pieces were turned from a 4-1/2 inch cube. It was inspired by an idea in the original version
of Geometry section, Part 2, Example 3.
Here are some examples of 3 cornered bowls that I found on the internet. The workmanship is much better.
Maintained By: James Brink (brinkje@plu.edu).