Woodturning 201 - Video 4 - Bowl Coring with the Oneway Easy Core
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- Опубліковано 7 чер 2024
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Kirk DeHeer teaches how to get the most out of your expensive bowl blanks by coring out multiple bowl blanks from one piece of wood. In this demo he uses the Oneway Easy Core system, and he covers how to set it up as well as how to use each knife set to core several bowl blanks from one bowl.
In our Woodturning 201 Workshop Video Series, you can see and enjoy every demonstration just as it takes place during the workshop.
Timestamps:
0:00 - Intro & blank prep
5:16 - Wood selection
7:19 - Rough out the blank
15:49 - Turn a tenon
20:48 - Refine the curve & finalize tenon
26:53 - Remove blank
27:56 - Set up knife height
33:33 - How the Easy Core works & base setup
45:36 - Remount the blank & true the face
48:48 - Layout the bowls
51:29 - Set up the knives
58:10 - Coring bowl 1
1:00:44 - Coring bowl 2
1:05:23 - Coring bowl 3
1:10:56 - Turn inside of bowl 4
1:13:57 - Frequently asked questions
1:14:04 - Drying wood
1:21:21 - Turning a dried bowl core
1:29:55 - Pros & cons of bowl coring
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this is incredible instruction Kirk - many thanks from Conor in Ireland
Thanks Kirk. Very instructional with safe turning. Very enjoyable.
Excellent video Kirk! Very informative. Thanks for the wonderful instruction. You're a natural teacher!
One thing that is very important is the savings of the highly figured would pieces that can be very expensive doing it like this you do four bowls out of one expensive piece of wood. Good job, my friend.
Back again, ordered mine today so needed refresh
Great instructional video clear concise and info useful for all levels
Excellent video - lots of tips - thank you!
That was such an interesting tutorial. I seldom watch longer videos as short ones match my attention span but this one I will watch again. I cored my first bowl yesterday and made so many mistakes. I’ll return to it tomorrow, see if I can learn from your advice and attempt to produce something half decent. Thank you for taking the trouble to share and here’s hoping 2024 is healthy and successful 🌞
Thanks for the video. This is the best tutorial I've seen on the subject so far. Greetings from Germany from Woodallround
Thank you for posting this thorough and detailed video demonstration of the Oneway Coring System. It is by far the best video explaining the setup and use of this system. I recently bought this system and have limited experience thus far. One thing I would like to ask is that you please produce a follow up video on how to sharpen the HSS cutters for this system? I purchased the cutter sharpening jig but the instructions from Oneway are not clear. A close up video would be most helpful! As you pointed out in this video, it is important to use sharp cutters to avoid catches and resulting problems. Thanks again for your great video. Steve
Excellent video Kirk,plenty of good tips.
Thank you Sir, lot of good information. I'm trying to decide which system to get.
Thank you for your time. Great video.
Good info. There are tips all through the video making it very useful. Thanks
Thank you for putting this out. Not many great vids on this ..Easy to see with the plex glass but harder with a bowl on the chuck. I’ve lost many bowls by keeping the 10% rule to strict..that being said I love how you mention the bottom of the bowl thickness in relation to the rim.
I also like the mentioning of backing out the core system for that first cut .. these are all hard first lessons.
Thanks for putting this on
well done, easy to watch, lots of good tips besides just the coring bit.
Grest info.! Thank-you
Appreciared
Very detailed, thank you. You mentioned bending a cutter... I did once, hit a nail (urban tree). Did you know Oneway can straighten a cutter? I was very happy to find out.
Excellent video Kirk. I have been on the fence on getting one of these. After watching this I have the confidence to go for it. I have a Robust AB. My only question I did not get answered is which of the 4 cutting curves I need to get. Perhaps the answer is all 4 which is expensive for me.
The number 1 and 2 knife sets do about 90% of the coring we do. It's pretty infrequent to need the 3 or 4.
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Fantastic video, lots of brilliant tips. One thing greatly puzzles me though. When you were coring, I would have thought that when changing from th No 1 cutter to the No.2 cutter (for the final cut), you would have had to rotate the hardboard spacing board through 90 degrees to the cutter 2 position. I would be most grateful if you could clarify why this is not the case.
I withdraw my question as watching the video again it is clear that after the first cut, cutter 1 has to be advanced towards the headstock by about an inch to cut deeper. There is no need to do that with the third cut with cutter 2 which will cut a deeper arc below the arc of cutter 1. Apologies for being too dumb to see that before.
I tried getting one core out of a roughed out end grain blank yesterday. I gave up after three loud, belt-squealing jams of the support knife.
You said you went to the 180 grit sharpening wheel because you're working on large diameter bowls. Why 180? How does that help?
Does it not matter if you go with or against the growth ring. I don’t know why but I thought it did.. thank you.
Not to be a wise ass but would it not be easier to get longer threaded rod to make up the diff in your Corning knifes
nice but expensive tool
Man, these would be much better it you would shorten the video and not explain so much. You don't have to tell us every time you pick up the piece of wood.. i can't finish your videos because I don't have time. Shorten your videos to 20 to 30 minutes and you will get a lot more viewers
Please keep the videos just as they are. Excellent teaching. Thanx.
Ok ok Mr. DeHeer is the coolest guy ever and I was lucky enough to run into him. He was so nice. Thank you all who helped with this video and the other videos, y’all taught me all I know about wood turning. 🫶