Hello,
In an old "Fine Woodworking" magazine (Nr 50 from January 1985), under
the topic "Small project", I found an interesting article from Lawrence
Trombly about how he made/turned strong laminated bracelets from pieces
of # veneering (made on a bandsaw). He then glued them on a specific
jig (with "expanding chuck", "split ring" and hose clamps) before
truing and cutting them on a lathe.
I didn't understand how his jig works for tightening the glued
laminated wood ...
So, if anybody here has tried his method (or another one :-), I would
be glad to hear from him :-))

Thanks in advance

JYS31

Here's a link to a Woodturners Resource project that describes both
making bracelets and constructing the 'soft jaws' the author uses to
finish the outside of the bracelet.

http://www.turnwood.net/projects/tur..._bracelets.htm

(sorry, can't figure out hot links)

Thanks Rjugg :-)

Very interresting topic ... But theese bracelets are not segmented ...
Thus, they can't be both very thin and solid ...

Anyhow, thanks

JYS