Turning a Pine bowl from 2x4” construction timber

Had a couple of spare 2x4” 2.4m construction timber/lumber.
Cut it up in to equal 16” lengths and then glued em together.
Turned my biggest bowl yet - 15” pine bowl with my new fantastic Record Power Regent lathe.
Bowl great for serving nachos or whatever!!
Great entry for the kitchen.
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[@GabiFodorrasRO]

Great video 👍👍👍😎

[@jean-lucbleuse969]

Super

[@lenshandcraftedwoodsigns6033]

I am a home improvement contractor, you have no idea how many scraps I have. You just added to my collection of things to make when I have time.

[@sangeetbains]

Thanks Len! Yup, finding or making time (for me anyway) is a lot more harder.

[@doublekkkids7466]

Nice video, I just started turning and wondered if i could turn pine that was glued together. You answered my question. New subscriber. Thanks.

[@ValioMadre7]

Isn't treated lumber toxic?

[@sangeetbains]

Yes generally is, but if treated and sealed with food safe wax, then should be ok.

[@lenshandcraftedwoodsigns6033]

Standard KD (kiln dry) is fine. If it has a green tint to it, it is pressure treated. The old pressure treated is toxic. New pressure treated are fine for garden beds. I still would turn pressure treated

[@stevedoolanTacoma]

Nice piece, I really like the striped look. Please don't take this the wrong way, if you want more subscribers, lose the music. 😎

[@sangeetbains]

thanks for the tip... was thinking the same thing.

[@philipkern6774]

Woodturning with gloves on? Basic safety dictates to never wear gloves in case they get caught somehow!