The Ring Master was invented by a carpenter, I believe, early in the 20th Century. It provides a means of precisely cutting rings from blanks of wood or plastic that can be stacked and glued to form bowls, vases, etc. The result is essentially a layered project but there is no reason why a layer cannot be cut from built-up material and feature rings may be added to a project just like normal segmented turning activities. SPP supports use of the Ring Master in several ways; one being the allocation of rings to planks as shown on the right. The program also provides for one-click conversion of frame-miter and compound miter rings/projects for Ring Master use.

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