Woodturning: Gouge work and milkpaint - Part 3

'The Gouged Bowl' - Part 3
With the bowl turning the foundations for the gougework and milkpaint is set. We are ready to rock!
Making the bowl even more unique takes time and is pretty tough when in seasoned wood. But, it's totally worth it!
In this video I use a Hans Karlsson heavy beating gouge and blue milkpaint mixed with a bit white, to get the colour. Finishing with sandpaper to highlighting the ridges and then applying coldpressed linseed oil + beeswax.
1: Sharpening: bowl- and spindle gouges on Tormek T-8 with the SVD-186 and TSS-100
2: Bowlturning: turning and sanding a maple bowl from a seasoned plank
3: Gouge and paint: making the decorative gouge work, sharpening it with a SVS-50 multi Jig and finishing with milkpaint and coldpressed linseed oil + beeswax.
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[@fiveporchfarmms2128]

Beautiful work! Love the texture and the color. Great inspiration!

[@formgjortbyJonasAls]

Thank you very much buddy!
I really like this bowl too.. But the green one is my favorite colour, I must say! ;)

[@rockPLUS]

It's a nice bowl👍

[@Tracks777]

amazing content

[@formgjortbyJonasAls]

Thanks very much man!

[@TheBeowulf55]

Beautiful work! I'm gonna try and make a bowl today this is great motivation. Quick question on your finish. Is there any reason you chose to use cold-pressed linseed oil over any of the other oils? Great project. I was never a big fan of painted wood but this milk paint on the exterior looks high class 😁

[@micahwhitman1718]

Super cool! What kind of wax was that you used at the end? Thanks

[@formgjortbyJonasAls]

Thanks a lot Micah! That's actually just a mix of coldpressed linseedoil and beeswax. Works really great.