Ring Master Woodworking Tool

"The most Innovative New Idea in Power Woodworking to Come Along in 100 Years"
 

4 EASY STEPS to making beautiful and unique wood shaped bowls, canisters vases and jars. Your imagination is your only limit.

All Ring Master projects begin with flat wood prepared and mounted to the drive spindle. In minutes you've cut concentric straight rings or angle rings which stack perfectly in a conical shape. ONE adjustment determines the angle of the rings.Complete instructions make the simple operation easy for everyone.

Types of Projects
The Ring Master can be used to create projects on four skill levels. The use of the Ring Master is simple and safe. Starting with level one projects, the user will easily progress to level four projects in a short time.

Level ONE - Flat projects, Picture Frames, Rings, Bracelets
Level TWO - Angle Rings, One Piece of Wood, Two Pieces of Wood, Mixed Kinds of Wood
Level THREE - Angle & Straight Rings, Matching Straight and Angle Rings.
Level FOUR - Design Projects, Mix Woods, Laminate Woods

Begin with flat wood prepared and mounted to the drive spindle as shown.  In minutes you've cut concentric straight rings or angle rings which stack perfectly in a conical shape. ONE adjustment determines the angle of the rings.

Mating angle rings, possible from the same piece of wood or different woods.
 

Once your decide on the shape of your project, you'll next need to glue it together. Use any woodworking glue that is water soluble. A gluing jug is helpful for this operation.

After the glue has dried, place your project back onto the Ring Master for a fine shaping, sanding and finishing. Once the sanding is completed, you can add your choice of finish.

Don't worry about having the Ring Master around the house - or teach the kids to create their own wood crafts. Ring Master is designed to be absolutely safe when used according to very simple instructions.
Instructions on how to adjust and use the Ring Master are included with every unit. Try a few practice rings on an 8-inch square piece of board and you're on your way.