Kent. in the near future can you cover in detail this green bowl twice turned vs. green thin turned. I thought if we turn green it has to be thick and consistant thickness throughout. after turning we should apply a non cracking material, glue, paint or armor seal etc. and let sit without lots of air flow/ heat vents etc. like a garage. So you also say we can cut thin wet/green bowls. Won't they warp as well? Do we store differntly until dry, a teacher in a workshop said put a thin cut in a bag or pillow case for about 10 days and then sand and finish. But won't they warp. I feel like the 18-20 total bowls I"ve done are sort of wasted now except practice. I'm taking one of your paid classes now and enjoying the sharpening vid. But really getting hung up on this wet/dry/storage etc. Trying to cut down now on my wasted work. Thank you.
John, Thank you for writing and sharing! Yes this can be a bit confusing. Check out my Twice turning video ua-cam.com/video/2qor9wes5zk/v-deo.html Also, all the drying steps and reasons are covered more thoroughly in my online course Understanding Green Wood www.TurnAWoodBowl.com/green All the best to you and Happy Turning! Kent
Whatever you're getting paid from youtube for these videos isn't enough. Your videos are so good. Just got in to turning as my dad passed away 1 month ago today and left me a large Jet lathe and a mini. Trying to soak up as much as I can so I can carry on his craft. Looking forward to watching all of your stuff. total newbie here.
My old man left me a gorgeous JET 18" x 40" and it's my pride and joy. I often worry that I'm going to lose it one day because of bills from being super sick myself. I keep the lathe sorta hidden, but I try and use it as much as I can lol.
How would you go about drying this bowl after turning seeing that it is going to warp afterwards? I do not have a kiln or microwave(at least not one I can use to dry wood!)
I’d like to turn a live edged bowl but am concerned about the stability of the bark. Also when I turn I always have my hand or fingers touching the rest, but I noticed that your hands were often well away from the rest.
Remember every tree species and piece of wood is different. You can do it. Check out my green wood course www.TurnAWoodBowl.com/green You will find many valuable points there. All the best to you and Happy Turning!
This is the second video I'm watching. I subscribed with the first one but the continuous mention of all the different videos you've made in this one was so irritating that I I unsubscribed. Just mention them in the beginning or end or leave links and tell people to check it out but only mention it once and at most twice.
I notice this piece does not have any nubs or branches coming through it It is clear. My problem is dealing with the heavy chatter you get with you have an occlusion the you hit every time it comes around. It can really beat you up if you have a gnarled piece of wood. They are beautiful, but it is a fight to the finish.
Thanks Jeff. Great point. Put more force down into the tool rest and don't push in towards the turning. Glide across each pass with plenty of down pressure on the tool rest. All the best to you and Happy Turning!
It should be flute, but sometimes different brands vary. Yes, a 1/2" gouge should have a 1/2" flute. However, sometimes a different company makes a 1/2" gouge with a 1/2" shaft and a 3/8" flute. Usually, the flute width, but you need to double check. Happy Turning!
Great video... youb are such a great instructor. Learning so much. Loved the "fiber optic" demo too! Where do you get your long 5/16" T handle wrenches for tightening your 4-jaw chucks? Great videos! THANK YOU!
Hello Kent, great videos you have made. Question I have, I watched your video on finishing the bottom of your bowls and you say the flow from the sides to the bottom should be rounded, not flat. Most of the bowls I turn are segmented bowls and I finish with basically a flat bottom. Does your theory about finishing with a curved bottom apply to segmented bowls also? If so I would have to double the thickness of the base. Your thoughts ,thks
Dale/Dh woodworking, warpage on the pecan green turn is going to be crazy. I don't go that thin with the rough cut, anchor seal and let it be for 6 weeks. I've never seen a green turn that thin made it.
Thanks for your help. I had a lathe for many years collecting dust now I'm starting to make dust. I couldn't sharpen the chisels properly but I bought a slow grinder and the pro sharpening system. Should have it in a few weeks. I don't know if the pro sharpening system is any good but was a lot cheaper than the wolverine.
This makes me want to go cut down my neighbors pecan tree. I'll swear you told me to do it to get a bowl blank. Lol! Nice tips and project. I have mastered the push cut watching your videos. Lathe speed? When one leg of your lathe starts to walk out the shop!
No, no, no don't cut down a live tree. ;) But…keep a close eye on it. LOL I have a lathe speed video in my playlist, check it out, the answer is there. Happy Turning!
Great video as always! I have a question if you don't mind about sanding. You sanded a "wet" bowl here. Did you use regular sandpaper or mesh? (it looked like regular paper) I'm curious how it didn't clog up on you.
I'm just starting out and have basically everything but a cole jaw, some jam chucks I'll probably fashion myself, a curved tool rest for inside the bowl, and any god forsaken skill with gouges. I have done my bowls start to finish with carbides.
There's nothing wrong with carbide. But if you get hooked on making bowls, try out a 1/2" bowl gouge for 2 or 3 bowls and see the difference. Happy Turning!
Sir, you are the Best. I love watching your video's. I hope you never incorporate plastic into your wood turning. If you do, please add plastic to your title. That way I can skip the video.
Beautiful bowl Kent, have done some pecan bowls and have one on the lathe right now...you may have covered this but I’m going to ask anyway. When turning a green bowl down to the final thickness do you have to worry about warpage? Thanks for your videos!
Great video: I live too far North for pecan, too bad. I've done some Elm green turning, but it really warps when it dries. Always enjoy watching and it is a good refresher on basics in technique and proper tool usage. Thanks.
Hi Kent, Thanks for the informative video. The adjustment technique works if you mount between centers, however it was not as easy when I tried to use my woodworm screw. It was only accomplished because I wasn’t too far off. So I guess I’ll start trying the between centers method. Unlearn (or a least un-use) one method and learn a new one. Cheers, Tom
Watched about 10 videos of yours I think. Yet to turn- still getting setup, BUT VERY CLOSE!!! 😂 This pecan green bowl turning gave me lots of ideas. I have great access since I burn wood and friends even give me trees. YOU are very artistic and inspirational. I love ❤️ your technical skill as well! Thankyou very much Jas
I have been turning of and on for years but have always just billed my way through. I have always been afraid of useing bowl gouges, still am. Thanks to you I am learning the correct method, a little at a time. I look forward to seeing your other videos. You are the first video that I have subscribed to, thanks for all the information
Thank you, Cliff! You can do it! Also, in my Wood Bowl Turning - Start to Finish course we work through all the bowl gouge cuts starting with easy cuts at first. You will learn everything you need step by step. Check it out www.TurnAWoodBowl.com/turn All the best to you and Happy Turning!
Thank you again for another outstanding video. I am relatively new and I have turned a few bowls. The microbevel you used for the bottom, is that something that you can buy? Or it's a transformation of a regular bowl gouge? Thank you.
Glad you like them! It's shaped from a regular bowl gouge. Check out my Tool Sharpening (and shaping) Online eCourse www.TurnAWoodBowl.com/sharp Happy Turning!
Vielen Dank. Sie müssen eine Art Obstbaum zur Verfügung haben, ja? Eine ähnliche Holzqualität werden Sie wahrscheinlich bei Obstholz finden. alles gute und viel glück beim drehen!
Love you and your work I have been watching yout teaching segments from the beginning You have the voice , stamina and the unique gift of truly beautiful way to teach to the vast majority of ages. Your demonstrations and explanations are so clearly that you are captivated the listeners. You are an amazing teacher. And for that I love you. Your charismatic personality attracts new people to view and considering the art and if not now but the thought to start on their their retirement.
Thank you for your kind words. I'm honored to be able to help you and others learn and enjoy wood bowl turning. Take care and enjoy yourself. Happy Turning!
Thanks Kent for another great teaching video. One question, when you switch between 5/8 and 1/2 inch bowl gouge, how do you determine when to change. Thank you again!!!
Good question. The 5/8" is for roughing, or removing material quick and it leaves a more "coarse" surface. Once the bulk is cleared, I then move to the 1/2" which leaves a more refined surface. Happy Turning!
Not only do I find your vids very easy to follow and learn from, they are very therapeutic to watch and to top it off the end result is always amazing. ATB Pete from the UK
Thanks for your good instructions about wood, tools and turning. Learned a lot watching your videos. Great work! Just started turning myself and your turning is inspirational.
Hey Kent awesome video. Quick question. Is there anything else you use on the bark of live edge. I also like using the Tried and True Danish oil but I couldn't tell if that was also used on the bark. Just think on how well that bark is preserved for lack of better terms.
Hi Kent...I really enjoy your videos. I've just been giving a mini lathe from a cousin alone with about a dozen gouges. Do you happen to have a video showing the various gouge types? I'm kind of lost at the moment.
Turn it all in one "sitting." Don't delay and turn the exterior, for example, then come back later and turn the interior. And make the wall thickness all the same throughout. Those are two biggies. Happy Turning!
That beech wood cut like butter. I had trouble with my spur chuck slipping and had to change it out but after that it went smooth. I've got the bowl wrapped up drying on my shelf.
What I like most about this video (the first of your videos I've watched) is that you explain what you're doing, why you're doing it, what tools you're using and why, and you add a lot of good tips, tricks, and things to avoid. I love watching lathe videos, but as someone who wants to try their hand at it, this video is far and away the most helpful and informative I've ever run across. I can't wait to watch your library of videos. Thanks so much for making these!
Thanks, I appreciate that! Yeah, I did a few "quiet" videos and I just have too much to share. However, some of those fast-forward, no-talking guys get millions of views. Hm? Maybe people just like to watch wood spin without needing to do it themselves? Shrug. Anyway, thanks and enjoy! Happy Turning!
Kent. in the near future can you cover in detail this green bowl twice turned vs. green thin turned. I thought if we turn green it has to be thick and consistant thickness throughout. after turning we should apply a non cracking material, glue, paint or armor seal etc. and let sit without lots of air flow/ heat vents etc. like a garage. So you also say we can cut thin wet/green bowls. Won't they warp as well? Do we store differntly until dry, a teacher in a workshop said put a thin cut in a bag or pillow case for about 10 days and then sand and finish. But won't they warp. I feel like the 18-20 total bowls I"ve done are sort of wasted now except practice. I'm taking one of your paid classes now and enjoying the sharpening vid. But really getting hung up on this wet/dry/storage etc. Trying to cut down now on my wasted work. Thank you.
John,
Thank you for writing and sharing! Yes this can be a bit confusing. Check out my Twice turning video ua-cam.com/video/2qor9wes5zk/v-deo.html Also, all the drying steps and reasons are covered more thoroughly in my online course Understanding Green Wood www.TurnAWoodBowl.com/green
All the best to you and Happy Turning!
Kent
Beautiful, thank you
Thank you too! Happy Turning!
Whatever you're getting paid from youtube for these videos isn't enough. Your videos are so good. Just got in to turning as my dad passed away 1 month ago today and left me a large Jet lathe and a mini. Trying to soak up as much as I can so I can carry on his craft. Looking forward to watching all of your stuff. total newbie here.
Thank you kindly! And welcome! All the best to you and Happy Turning!
My old man left me a gorgeous JET 18" x 40" and it's my pride and joy. I often worry that I'm going to lose it one day because of bills from being super sick myself. I keep the lathe sorta hidden, but I try and use it as much as I can lol.
Eric W
Crossville, Tennessee
Green wood or tree to bowl course
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This is just jam-packed with information! I'm blown away by the amount of effort you put into this!
Great job
Cheer, Henning
Glad you enjoyed it! Thank you so much! Happy Turning!
How would you go about drying this bowl after turning seeing that it is going to warp afterwards? I do not have a kiln or microwave(at least not one I can use to dry wood!)
It's thin and dried in about four days. No need to accelerate with a dryer, just let it sit. Happy Turning!
Phenomenal advice and step by step instructions! Thank you!!!
Thank you, Andy! Happy Turning!
With all due respect to other teachers and masters, I thing you are the most amazing instructor. Every statement or word
You say is a pearl.
Wow, thank you. I think I just blushed. ;) Thanks for your kindness. All the best to you and Happy Turning!
Appreciate your teaching as you work
Thank you for another great video!
Just getting started again after the summer off.
I asked to join your Facebook group but haven't been accepted yet.
Thanks Brent. I'll see what's up.
I’d like to turn a live edged bowl but am concerned about the stability of the bark. Also when I turn I always have my hand or fingers touching the rest, but I noticed that your hands were often well away from the rest.
Remember every tree species and piece of wood is different. You can do it. Check out my green wood course www.TurnAWoodBowl.com/green You will find many valuable points there. All the best to you and Happy Turning!
It is very beautiful bowl. I love it. Are you going to sell this bowl? 😘💙💜💚💗💗💚💜💙
Yes, I believe it's already sold. ;) Happy Turning!
Hi Kent….great videos. However this green, thin wall pecan natural edge bowl looks good but what happens as it dries?
If the walls are evenly turned, it dries beautifully. Happy Turning!
This is the second video I'm watching. I subscribed with the first one but the continuous mention of all the different videos you've made in this one was so irritating that I I unsubscribed. Just mention them in the beginning or end or leave links and tell people to check it out but only mention it once and at most twice.
Well, I need you to re-subscribe. ;) I have many avenues of information to learn. Enjoy and Happy Turning!
I notice this piece does not have any nubs or branches coming through it It is clear. My problem is dealing with the heavy chatter you get with you have an occlusion the you hit every time it comes around. It can really beat you up if you have a gnarled piece of wood. They are beautiful, but it is a fight to the finish.
Thanks Jeff. Great point. Put more force down into the tool rest and don't push in towards the turning. Glide across each pass with plenty of down pressure on the tool rest. All the best to you and Happy Turning!
Can you tell me how you size your bowl gouges do you go by the flute size or the bar size in Britain we go by the size of the flute many thanks Bob
It should be flute, but sometimes different brands vary. Yes, a 1/2" gouge should have a 1/2" flute. However, sometimes a different company makes a 1/2" gouge with a 1/2" shaft and a 3/8" flute. Usually, the flute width, but you need to double check. Happy Turning!
What is the live center you are using on the tail stock? I need to buy it unless you have a video about drive centers and live centers.
Hi Barry, see the link in the description. Happy Turning!
Awesome, I've been having trouble trying to balance at the start. I'll try that pencil trick
So simple, yet so clever!
Yes, it's really very simple. Take your time at the beginning and it pays off with the final piece. Happy Turning!
Tried it out today and it worked great. Had it balanced in no time.
Does using an oil finish also help prevent cracking by keeping the wood hydrated for longer?
Yes, to a small degree. Happy Turning!
It still has some leftover mostiture how do you let it continue to dry without it craking or warping to much?
edit: found the article thanks
Even wall thickness allows for even drying and reduces the chance of any cracking. Happy Turning!
Great video... youb are such a great instructor. Learning so much. Loved the "fiber optic" demo too!
Where do you get your long 5/16" T handle wrenches for tightening your 4-jaw chucks?
Great videos! THANK YOU!
Thanks Rodney. Those wrenches came with my chuck. You can also find them online. Happy Turning!
hi, would you be interested in making a video turning a bowl with carbide scrapers?
Sure. Also, check this video out. ua-cam.com/video/Jp0HUaXxAH8/v-deo.html Happy Turning!
Will a thick walls/bowl warp/crack more so than a thinner bowl?
Uneven walls are prone to cracking because moisture is leaving at different rates.
Love the carefully described details of all the techniques used. Very helpful, many thanks for sharing.
You're very welcome! Happy Turning!
Great information jammed into this video! Thank you for sharing! Will I get similar results using carbide tools?
Superb bowl .The colour is stunning .Thank you for great tuition
Thanks so much 😊 Happy Turning!
Hello Kent, great videos you have made. Question I have, I watched your video on finishing the bottom of your bowls and you say the flow from the sides to the bottom should be rounded, not flat. Most of the bowls I turn are segmented bowls and I finish with basically a flat bottom. Does your theory about finishing with a curved bottom apply to segmented bowls also? If so I would have to double the thickness of the base. Your thoughts ,thks
Great video love how you describe as you go
Thank you, and Happy Turning!
I love that wood and I’m going to look for some to turn. Great job.
Go for it! Happy Turning!
Dale/Dh woodworking, warpage on the pecan green turn is going to be crazy. I don't go that thin with the rough cut, anchor seal and let it be for 6 weeks. I've never seen a green turn that thin made it.
Learned a lot from your videos. Question: do you twice turn live edge bowl? Thanks.
Good question. I usually do not, however I do have a few rough turned live edge pieces in my dryer. We'll have to see the difference. Happy Turning!
@@TurnAWoodBowl I just got some sweet gum liquid amber and carrotwood logs. Planning what to do with them. A lot of turning coming up.
Can a 4040 bowl gauche be changed to a 45 degree gauche? Can a bowl gauche be changed at any degree
YES! Check this out www.TurnAWoodBowl.com/sharp Happy Turning!
Thanks for your help. I had a lathe for many years collecting dust now I'm starting to make dust. I couldn't sharpen the chisels properly but I bought a slow grinder and the pro sharpening system.
Should have it in a few weeks. I don't know if the pro sharpening system is any good but was a lot cheaper than the wolverine.
This makes me want to go cut down my neighbors pecan tree. I'll swear you told me to do it to get a bowl blank. Lol! Nice tips and project. I have mastered the push cut watching your videos. Lathe speed? When one leg of your lathe starts to walk out the shop!
No, no, no don't cut down a live tree. ;) But…keep a close eye on it. LOL I have a lathe speed video in my playlist, check it out, the answer is there. Happy Turning!
@@TurnAWoodBowl That hilarious! “Keep a close eye on it”
Great video as always! I have a question if you don't mind about sanding. You sanded a "wet" bowl here. Did you use regular sandpaper or mesh? (it looked like regular paper) I'm curious how it didn't clog up on you.
If you let the bowl sit for 20-30 minutes, the surface will dry enough that you can sand a good deal. Yes, regular sandpaper. Happy Turning!
Great set up information. Thanks. I needed that.
I'm just starting out and have basically everything but a cole jaw, some jam chucks I'll probably fashion myself, a curved tool rest for inside the bowl, and any god forsaken skill with gouges. I have done my bowls start to finish with carbides.
There's nothing wrong with carbide. But if you get hooked on making bowls, try out a 1/2" bowl gouge for 2 or 3 bowls and see the difference. Happy Turning!
Very nice work,and a beautiful bowl.
Sir, you are the Best. I love watching your video's. I hope you never incorporate plastic into your wood turning. If you do, please add plastic to your title. That way I can skip the video.
LOL, well resin is a good way to get use out of some otherwise useless chunks of wood. ;) Happy Turning!
Man how do you keep such wet wood from cracking?
Wet wood doesn't crack. Wood drying unevenly cracks. Even wall thickness throughout is the trick. Happy Turning!
@@TurnAWoodBowl Thank you. That is good information that I didn't know.
Very beautiful and original! Good luck to you!
Thank you! You too! Happy Turning!
Is that a swept back bowl gouge you are using there? 8:24
Beautiful bowl Kent, have done some pecan bowls and have one on the lathe right now...you may have covered this but I’m going to ask anyway. When turning a green bowl down to the final thickness do you have to worry about warpage? Thanks for your videos!
Oh yes, check out my Twice Turned video for more details. Happy Turning!
Great video: I live too far North for pecan, too bad. I've done some Elm green turning, but it really warps when it dries. Always enjoy watching and it is a good refresher on basics in technique and proper tool usage. Thanks.
Elm is great too. We all warp when we dry. ;) Happy Turning!
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Outstanding!!! What a lovely piece.
Thank you! Cheers!
You make great wood turning videos.
As always very instructive. Thanks.
Hi Kent, Thanks for the informative video. The adjustment technique works if you mount between centers, however it was not as easy when I tried to use my woodworm screw. It was only accomplished because I wasn’t too far off. So I guess I’ll start trying the between centers method. Unlearn (or a least un-use) one method and learn a new one. Cheers, Tom
Unlearn - re-learn, and repeat. Sounds like a great plan. ;) Happy Turning!
Watched about 10 videos of yours I think. Yet to turn- still getting setup, BUT VERY CLOSE!!! 😂
This pecan green bowl turning gave me lots of ideas. I have great access since I burn wood and friends even give me trees. YOU are very artistic and inspirational. I love ❤️ your technical skill as well!
Thankyou very much
Jas
Thank you, Jas! I appreciate your kind words. All the best to you and Happy (future) Turning!
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I have been turning of and on for years but have always just billed my way through. I have always been afraid of useing bowl gouges, still am. Thanks to you I am learning the correct method, a little at a time. I look forward to seeing your other videos. You are the first video that I have subscribed to, thanks for all the information
Thank you, Cliff! You can do it! Also, in my Wood Bowl Turning - Start to Finish course we work through all the bowl gouge cuts starting with easy cuts at first. You will learn everything you need step by step. Check it out www.TurnAWoodBowl.com/turn All the best to you and Happy Turning!
Thank you again for another outstanding video. I am relatively new and I have turned a few bowls. The microbevel you used for the bottom, is that something that you can buy? Or it's a transformation of a regular bowl gouge? Thank you.
Glad you like them! It's shaped from a regular bowl gouge. Check out my Tool Sharpening (and shaping) Online eCourse www.TurnAWoodBowl.com/sharp Happy Turning!
sehr schön, schade das es doch ein Holz bei uns nicht gibt. Auch solche Videos gibst bei uns nicht! 👏👍
Vielen Dank. Sie müssen eine Art Obstbaum zur Verfügung haben, ja? Eine ähnliche Holzqualität werden Sie wahrscheinlich bei Obstholz finden. alles gute und viel glück beim drehen!
Ja Obstbäume habe ich mir schon besorgt! Nur noch trocknen und dann gehts los 😂 Dankeschön
Pretty bowl Well done I enjoyed watching
That’s a bloody wet bowl
Yes, it is. Happy Turning!
Love you and your work
I have been watching yout teaching segments from the beginning
You have the voice , stamina and the unique gift of truly beautiful way to teach to the vast majority of ages. Your demonstrations and explanations are so clearly that you are captivated the listeners. You are an amazing teacher. And for that I love you. Your charismatic personality attracts new people to view and considering the art and if not now but the thought to start on their their retirement.
Thank you for your kind words. I'm honored to be able to help you and others learn and enjoy wood bowl turning. Take care and enjoy yourself. Happy Turning!
Thanks Kent for another great teaching video. One question, when you switch between 5/8 and 1/2 inch bowl gouge, how do you determine when to change. Thank you again!!!
Good question. The 5/8" is for roughing, or removing material quick and it leaves a more "coarse" surface. Once the bulk is cleared, I then move to the 1/2" which leaves a more refined surface. Happy Turning!
Hello Kent, thank you for sharing.
you don't let the wood dry before applying danish oil?
No, the oil actually helps balance the moisture loss and aids in the drying process. Happy Turning!
And when it dries..........
Looks great.
Have you tried vacuum stabilizing after rough turning , to minimize cracks?
No need, with even wall thickness, this will dry just fine. Happy Turning!
I have been watching too many of your videos, and now I have to buy a lathe... Wife will be mad again 😁
She'll get over it. ;) Make some bowls for her. Happy Turning!
Kent, loved the video. I’m looking forward to turning pecan, we have a lot of sources here in Austin. Thanks
You'll need to chase off all the meat-smokers. ;) I know I have. LOL Happy Turning!
Not only do I find your vids very easy to follow and learn from, they are very therapeutic to watch and to top it off the end result is always amazing. ATB Pete from the UK
Wow, thank you, Pete! Much appreciated! Happy Turning!
Beautiful ❤ love getting into this !!
Thanks for your good instructions about wood, tools and turning. Learned a lot watching your videos. Great work! Just started turning myself and your turning is inspirational.
Awesome, thank you! All the best to you and Happy Turning!
Beautiful job.
Thank you, Eugene! Happy Turning!
attempted my first bowl ever and did a live edge bowl.. Thanks for the tips, it turned out pretty good... for the first of many
Fantastic! Exciting isn't it? ;) Happy Turning!
Beautiful job! Your instructional channel is just what I’ve been looking for! Thanks!
Awesome, thank you! Happy Turning!
Hey Kent awesome video. Quick question. Is there anything else you use on the bark of live edge. I also like using the Tried and True Danish oil but I couldn't tell if that was also used on the bark. Just think on how well that bark is preserved for lack of better terms.
Good question Scott. No, oil is about it. Not much will penetrate bark. It is designed to be tough. Happy Turning!
Nice work bud
Thank you! Cheers!
How do you deal with the unfortunate tendency of green bowls to wobble on a flat surface after they dry?
See that tall foot? Mount a piece of sandpaper to a board and rub the foot side to side until it's flat. ;) Happy Turning!
I think it looks great. I am new at turning so I have to ask how do you keep the bowl from cracking?
Even wall thickness throughout. Happy Turning!
Hi Kent...I really enjoy your videos. I've just been giving a mini lathe from a cousin alone with about a dozen gouges. Do you happen to have a video showing the various gouge types? I'm kind of lost at the moment.
Yes, absolutely. Check this out. turnawoodbowl.com/bowl-gouge-sharpening-angles-illustrated-guide/ Happy Turning!
@@TurnAWoodBowl Thanks much Kent!
Great video, Kent!
I appreciate that. Thank you and Happy Turning!
Bryce G Bella Vista Arkansas, Wood Bowl Turning Start to finish course
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great video as always, can only envy you the large variety of different kinds of wood that we don't have here in germany
Sorry to hear that. All the best to you! Happy Turning!
How do you prevent cracks from happening when you use green wood?
Turn it all in one "sitting." Don't delay and turn the exterior, for example, then come back later and turn the interior. And make the wall thickness all the same throughout. Those are two biggies. Happy Turning!
i like watching your videos,picked a lot of tips!thanks!
Happy to hear that! Thank you and Happy Turning!
Looks great
Thanks!
great job
Thank you!
Pecan,is a beautiful wood! Beautiful ❤️
Thanks, I agree. ;)
Beautifully done! Haven’t tried a live edge bowl yet, but you make me want to 👍
You should! They are fun on every level. Happy Turning!
Very unique and informative! Thanks Kent!
Glad you enjoyed it. Thank you and Happy Turning!
How does beech turn? I scrounged up a few logs of green beech tree that im gonna trim up today
I'm not sure of your question. Beech should turn very similar. Have fun with it! Happy Turning!
That beech wood cut like butter. I had trouble with my spur chuck slipping and had to change it out but after that it went smooth. I've got the bowl wrapped up drying on my shelf.
Thank you Sir for your tips. Very nice piece.
You are very welcome. Thank you. Happy Turning!
Great wood bowl. Almost information overload.
Thanks 👍Happy Turning!
well done and thanks for the light show, interesting to see the wood grain.
Glad you enjoyed it. Wood is amazing! Happy Turning!
I have got to try this!
Yes indeed! Have fun!
I tried, now I have a big natural edge funnel.😂
So you have high and low spots so it’s not round as cut from the log??
Yes, it is round but longer than a normal bowl. If that makes sense.
Seriously coolwhen uou shone the light through the wood.
Glad you liked that too! Wood is amazing! Happy Turning!
Kent, that turned out absolutely beautiful, great job!
Thanks so much Happy Turning!
Beautiful work, nice job!
Thank you very much! Happy Turning!
You explained very good and understand ., thank you for the video.
You are welcome! ;) Happy Turning!
@@TurnAWoodBowl Thank you very much.
Ivan W
Irvine, CA
Wood bowl turning
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Beautiful shape and balance
Thank you very much! Happy Turning!
What I like most about this video (the first of your videos I've watched) is that you explain what you're doing, why you're doing it, what tools you're using and why, and you add a lot of good tips, tricks, and things to avoid. I love watching lathe videos, but as someone who wants to try their hand at it, this video is far and away the most helpful and informative I've ever run across. I can't wait to watch your library of videos. Thanks so much for making these!
Thanks, I appreciate that! Yeah, I did a few "quiet" videos and I just have too much to share. However, some of those fast-forward, no-talking guys get millions of views. Hm? Maybe people just like to watch wood spin without needing to do it themselves? Shrug. Anyway, thanks and enjoy! Happy Turning!
I realize it is quite off topic but do anybody know of a good place to stream new series online ?
@Braydon Kolton ehh try Flixportal. just google after it:) -khalil
@Khalil Jedidiah Thanks, signed up and it seems like a nice service :) Appreciate it !!
@Braydon Kolton glad I could help xD
I love a good live edge bowl! Great piece!
Thank you! Cheers! Happy Turning!
Great as always. Danke dir.
Many thanks! Happy Turning!
How do you dry it Thanks
Set it on the counter and it air dries.
Excellent video , Kent .
I appreciate that! Happy Turning!