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I had not completed a triple inside out turning for quite a while. So, after seeing Dale Dallon demonstrate an inside out flame, I had to jump back into it and incorporate the refinements I saw in his process.

Some of the refinements include:

• using CA glue dots to hold the first set of staves together
• using strapping tape for security
• cutting a groove for alignment when reversing
• rationalizing the wood preparation based on American Woodturner February 2010

Some facts:

• Board thickness(y) divided by 1.732 or thickness times 0.577 = distance to first cut(x).
• For a given board thickness(y), board width of 7 times x plus 2 saw kerfs is needed where x is the distance to the first cut.
• Subsequent cuts are 2x or y divided by 0.866 or y multiplied by 1.155
• A digital angle gauge is a great tool to set blade tilt.

Enjoy!