Wood Turned Bowl With Lid - Video
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- Опубліковано 26 лис 2021
- Wood Turned Bowl With Lid - Video
A simple wood turned bowl is made extraordinary when a spalted lid is added. In this video I'll show you all the steps I took when woodturning this piece. You might be surprised by some of the unconventional steps I take to get the final wooden bowl with a lid. Enjoy!
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You are a very good teacher.
Thank you kindly, Phil! Happy Turning!
I would love to have this bowl
I think I found a new hobby
Thank you, Shelia! You can do it! All the best to you and Happy Turning!
Fantastic explination all the way from start to finish. Well explained. I'm off now to try my first bowl. NO LID. Thank you. Luv from us here in Scotland. 👍
Fantastic John. Enjoy the whole process. Remember; persistent, patient practice will yield the bowls you imagine creating! All the best to you and Happy Turning!
It’s a beautiful bowl. Just a little observation, attention at the dust when you sanding the piece, an aspiration is very indispensable. Thank you for this vidéo. Bob42 France
Thank you, Robert. Happy Turning!
Great video Kent! This may be my next challenge. Thank you for sharing.
My pleasure Jon. Have fun with it! Happy Turning!
Kent, congrats on 50K. Thanks for the giveaway opportunity. My name is Corey F. and I would love to win the bowl because I don't have the money to buy a lathe right now so I want someone who could benefit from the other giveaways to do so. I will have to continue to live thru you for right now on turning beautiful pieces. Thank you so much for your content. You are an inspiration. God bless.
Thank you, Corey! Happy Turning!
Mike L. Durham, CT. "Turn a bowl start to finish". Congrats on 50k!
Thanks for entering! Happy Turning!
Out standing work once again
Thank you, Gregg! Happy Turning!
I like this guy; he's a natural teacher. He explains everything he does and along the way imparts what I call "casual wisdom." The only thing I'd like to learn from some of the other content creators is how they manage to stay alive because it seems pure luck the blank doesn't fly out of the lathe and knock their brains out, the whole thing's so unbalanced.
Ha! I agree about some of the others. Thank you and Happy Turning!
Very nice! I dont think Ive ever seen magnolia wood as anything other than a standing tree. (Several decades in SC and GA before moving back to MD.)
Thank you, Graeme. Yes Magnolia is a beautiful wood to turn! Happy Turning!
Simple often holds more beauty than one can believe. This bowl and lid is a prime example,
job really well done. I truly enjoyed the journey with you.
Thank you Gerald. And I believe you are correct. Simple wins most times! All the best to you and Happy Turning!
Ein wunderschönes Stück, das Holz ist klasse 👍👌
Dankesehr! fröhliches Wenden
WOW ken that beautifuly turned.
Thank you kindly! Happy Turning!
I love it! I’m about to turn my first lidded bowl. Thanks for the great lesson!!
Thanks Steve! All the best to you and Happy Turning!
Awesome lidded bowl
Thanks, Michael! Happy Turning!
Very nice tool presentation.
Thank you!
One reason I watch your videos is to remind myself of the importance of patience and thought while turning. This is one of the best parts of your teaching, thanks.
Thank you, Barry! Yes, turning is a full-attention sport for certain! If you are half-minded about it you might have issues. All the best to you and Happy Turning!
That made a pretty bowl
Thank you, Joseph! Happy Turning!
Hi Kent, I greatly enjoy watching and learning. I'm left handed and find (as with many things) turning is designed for a right handed approach. Can you make any comments on techniques for lefty's.
Thanks for sharing Bruce. I have plans to turn an entire bowl left-handed. Stay tuned! Happy Turning!
Very cool love the grain!
Thank you, Mike!
And you SHOULD be happy with this piece...............it's beautiful in design and execution. And, I liked your "play by play" instructional narration as well. GOOD JOB
Thank you, Arley! All the best to you and Happy Turning!
Thanks, Kent!
You're welcome, Lewis! Happy Turning!
Beautiful!
Thank you! Cheers!
very very very good and amazing. I'm starting today to support your channel. I'm waiting for notifications for the next video. I want to learn from you
Thank you, Rumah. Be sure so see all my other videos too. ua-cam.com/users/TurnAWoodBowlvideos All the best to you and Happy Turning!
Hi Kent. Thank you so much for all your videos full of ideas, suggestions and projects. For a beginner woodturner like me...this is a treasure. Carlos
You are very welcome Carlos! Happy Turning!
Yup. Another nice turning. That lid is stunning. I like the shadow line around the circumference of lid to make it stand out. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you, Lou! Cheers! Happy Turning!
Awesome Kent.
Thanks, Jack!
Awesome thank you so much
Thank you! Happy Turning!
Very nicely done!
Thank you! Cheers!
Watching your videos is like taking a class, thank you for your work.
Glad to hear that, Mike! You should see my courses! ;) Happy Turning!
Very beautiful sir ✌
Thank you!
Bob Ross of wood turning
LOL! I don't think I have the hair for that role. ;) Happy Turning!
Beautiful design, gorgeous results. Thanks for the video, very informative.
You are so welcome! Happy Turning!
Yes , that flat , even concave spalted lid , looks good , will try it myself soon , thanks !
Thank you and Enjoy! All the best to you and Happy Turning!
I like your work very nice
Thank you, Jesse! Happy Turning!
Top quality content.
Thank you Yang! Happy Turning!
beau travail .tres joli les couleurs .cdt du 60
Merci et bon tournant
Love it... I'm fortunate to have my own trees, A couple of years ago I cut a couple of them for fire wood. ( Marrie, Australian Eucalypt ). It has spalted and I have turned a couple of bowls as Christmas presents. When finished, they are just 'Stunning'.
Wonderful! Sounds stunning Peter! All the best to you and Happy Turning!
Great video and I love the design of the bowl. I have been looking at a walnut blank for a couple of months with no plan for it and I think this is will be the inspiration for it. Thanks, as always, for your work and your instructive commentary. There are lots of turners on YT but only a couple who offer helpful instruction along with wonderful design and execution. You are one of only 2 whom I watch to appreciate the artistry and learn the craft.
Wow, thanks a ton Josh! I appreciate your kind words. All the best to you and Happy Turning!
abselutely stunning piece. well done Kent!!
Love it!
Thank you, Thomas! All the best to you and Happy Turning!
beautiful job. I've managed to glean a couple more nuggets of wisdom from your turning. Thanks d.
Wonderful! All the best to you and Happy Turning, Diana!
Great Video Kent, I call that using the tape as a clamp to hold things in place. I like spalted Maple. I'll have to try and spalt some sycamore. There area few pieces near me. Thanks for sharing.
Sounds great, Frank! All the best to you and Happy Turning!
Nice! I always love the unique pattern that spalting always leaves on the wood.
Thanks, I agree! It's always amazing! All the best to you and Happy Turning!
Incredible project Kent. I always learn something new. Thanks for your dedication to turning.
Thank you kindly Ken! All the best to you and Happy Turning!
Gorgeous precision! That turned out beautifully!
Cheers, Rick
Thank you, Rick! Happy Turning!
It really is beautiful - thanks so much for going through so much detail.
You are so welcome Guy! Happy Turning!
Another great job, Ken. The Sycamore is beautiful wood. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you, Jim! Happy Turning!
Hi Kent, I had never been lucky enough to get my hands on magnolia wood at this size. I like that bowl very much. The lid is very beautyful spalted. Well done. Happy new year from Germany says Egbert.
Thank you, Egbert! Happy New Year to you too! Happy Turning!
Simply beautiful. Design is everything. Thanks, Kent. Best Hugh
Glad you like it. Thank you, Hugh and Happy Turning!
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Thank you
Great educational and informative video. This covered bowl is so elegant and practical. Again for all your videos thank you.
Thank you very much, Sylvie! All the best to you and Happy Turning!
Beautiful!!
Thank you! Cheers!
Very nice design with some amazing wood!
Thanks, Jim! Happy Turning!
Ken this is a stunning piece 👏👏👏👏
Thank you Doug! Happy Turning!
Always an inspiration to me. I shall try one like that.
Awesome Alain! All the best to you and Happy Turning!
Well done sir! Well done! I really like the simple shape of the bowl, it is beautiful! Thank you for sharing with us.
Thank you Joel! My pleasure. Happy Turning!
Absolutely beautiful ❤️
Thank you, Diane. Happy Turning!
I like this turning enought to put on my list of bowls to try. John K.,Lakeland,Fll., prize- course on sharpening.
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Very nice you did a great bowl I’m gonna try this thanks
Awesome! Thank you, Jim! Happy Turning!
Very nice project. Thanks.
Thanks, Bill! Happy Turning!
I love the way the bowl looks. It is fantastic looking.
Thank you kindly, Margaret! Happy Turning!
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Do make yarn bowls?
Nice Bowl great job 👍thanks for the video 🇩🇰
Thanks Peter 👍
Very nice Kent. I’ve turned quite a few bowls from spalted maple that I recovered from our property after it was logged. Unfortunately some of it was too far gone, but I did manage to find some good stuff. It’s a beautiful wood.
Sounds great! Spalted wood is amazing. Happy Turning!
That is really beautiful. The spalted lid contrasts nicely with the bowl. Your comments on similar shapes are important for looks. My wife wants a lid(s) for some of the bowls I've turned for her. This gives me a good idea how to accomplish that; I've been trying to figure out how I would mount and turn the lid. Maybe I'll start on that project this week. Thanks.
Sounds excellent, Paul! You can do it! All the best to you and Happy Turning!
Excellent travail Kent et très jolie bravo 👍👏🇨🇭
Merci bien Denis ! Tout le meilleur à vous et bon tournant!
fabulous
Thank you, Jonathan! Happy Turning!
To create spalted wood I've taken my cut logs down to the mucky bank of our yard pond. I pla e the wood face down and bury them in leaves Spalding. Oak leaves particularly. After a few months I retrieve them. Nice results. There is such a thing as too much spalting though, and the wood can soften (as your sycamore did). Chuckw
Sounds like a great process, Chuck. Thanks for sharing! All the best to you and Happy Turning!
Wow that's so beautiful 😍
Thank you! Cheers!
Love it!
Thanks Liz!!
Very nice piece. Did you ever think of a reversible lid i.e. the dome could go up or down?
Ron, interesting idea! I like it. All the best to you and Happy Turning!
Nice one !
Thank you! Happy Turning!
Great project. Love the Spalding.
Have ever done any fraction burning on a bowl ?
I've done several projects and I just love the results Because there is no way you can predict what the end result will look like.
I have done a little Russ. Maybe I'll do some more in another video. Happy Turning!
I just got back to watching the 2nd half of the video and the detail of the handle is perfect! I have blue tape so what could go wrong? Great piece!
Awesome! Thank you! Have fun. All the best to you and Happy Turning!
Great bowl and video once again Ken. I've been using spalted wood in both my cabinet work and turnings for over 30 years. It's hard to believe but at one point any wood that was spalted was immediately placed in the firewood pile.
AHHHHHH!!!! No!!!!! LOL, I know what you mean. Until you understand what spalt is, it can be misleading. Glad you're saving it now! All the best to you and Happy Turning!
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Lucky me, I guessed the finish
Great! Happy Turning!
🔥🔥👍👍Супер, очень красиво.
Спасибо большое! Всего вам доброго и счастливого обращения!
Thanks for the reminder that spaulting is not toxic. I've wondered about that for a long time. Four years ago I got sick and nearly died. Aplastic anemia. Not good.. The cause remains unknown, and I've suspected everything... including fungus from spalted wood. Chuck w
Wow, that sounds scary. I wonder what it was. Stay healthy and Happy Turning!
I love spalted wood too but tend to use a quick epoxy for those punky areas. CA probably goes deeper in the wood fibers? Liquidity factors?
That makes sense. All the best to you and Happy Turning!
Great bowl project Kent! I have some spalted maple that I will be turning and will give this bowl design a try. That was very interesting and informative about the spalting and especially good to know that it is not dangerous to breathe. Of course, I always use a respirator anyway but great information. Thanks a bunch! One question: what is the shape of your spindle detail gouge? Do you have a video that describes that?
Thank you George! My spindle detail is 3/8" All the best to you and Happy Turning!
I know this is an older video but it would be good to see your body position when doing a push cut across the top of the bowl as from 18 minutes 7 secs. It looks like the action is like a horizontal pushing away but i'm not sure. Cheers
Thank you, James. Have you seen this video? ua-cam.com/video/6_VtLGusNqY/v-deo.html Happy Turning!
Hello, Kent. I do not write a lot, but I look forward to each of your videos anxiously. I have learned quite a lot and am most appreciative that your share your experience and skill with us. My wife views them with me and asks me to check if you have a new one up yet. She is an artist in her own right - painting and wood carving, but due to severe arthritis she cannot participate in any of her loved activities. Except for the hands-on experience she lacks, I believe she knows as much as I do about bowl turning. I enjoy your sharpening course, and frequently check it out as a refresher. I have one technical question - Can you shear scrape the interior of a bowl? I have my 5/8 gouge set up in the same fashion as your go-to gouge you frequently use. Thanks again. Stan in Birmingham
Thank you kindly, Stanley (and your wife too). Your question - not really. You can shear scrape a bit along the inside rim, but inside deeper you'll probably get a nasty catch. Use a round nose scraper for the inside. All the best to you and Happy Turning!
Hi Kent, beautiful work as ever, i have been following you since i started turning about a year ago and find your style informative and entertaining, i'm curious as to why you did not use a bandsaw to resize the lid, would have thought that would have been a safer option especially for those of us with a smaller lathe, is there a reason you did it on the Lathe?
Hm? Good question. I wanted to show the process on the lathe. Happy Turning!
Ahoy! I have been watching your videos with enthusiasm and appreciate your skill and your ability to communicate the techniques you employ.
Question: On such a large bowl, why not core out another blank rather that scoop out all that wood on such a big piece?
What are your thoughts on carbide tip tools?
I'd love to core every piece, but it's just not practical. CHeck out this video ua-cam.com/video/Jp0HUaXxAH8/v-deo.html Happy Turning!
Trent B. Gold Coast, Australia. Tree to bowl.
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All these years later I now know where that Magnolia went that my friend set out for me.... 😂
TaDA! LOL I'm sure it was the same. ;) Happy Turning!
I was surprised to see blue masking tape... I thought, "surely that's some sort of gaffers tape I just haven't seen yet" lol
;) You never know. Happy Turning!
You didnt show sanding the bottom of the lid but i assume you did that while it was still in the chuck?
Thanks for noticing. I forgot. LOL. sanded bu hand after. ;) shrug
The bowl and lid are beautiful. On the finish, is it something you made and if so what is the ratio of linseed oil to bee's wax? Thanks for sharing.
Good question Jean. I use Tried and True products see the description. All the best to you and Happy Turning!
On that porous lid would you also use shellac or varnish?
Yes, you can. I might do that as well later. Good point. All the best to you and Happy Turning!
I want to finish a box elder bowl with the finish you used on this bowl
What amounts of each to make up that finish
About three clicks. I don't make I use Tried and True Original. See description. Happy Turning!
In regards to the CA glue application on the spalted wood, do you immediately apply the activator? In the video it indicated you did. So don't you want to give the wood tine to absorb the glue?
Yes, I applied it quickly. Oh the CA was absorbed almost immediately as well. ;)
Thanks for the beautiful lidded, I am relative new to turning parts of three years, I enjoy the spalted wood also. When using the tried and true original finish, do you just put one coat on the bowl or would it be better to use two coats? I just ordered a pint from Amazon to try it out. is there a better place to get it for less?
You can add additional coats, but I've found one works great. Happy Turning!
Another stunning piece Kent and also a great video to watch, thanks!
I'd like to make a batch of that finish you used. What is the ratio of linseed oil and beeswax please?
In the description. My ratio is about three computer clicks and a couple days waiting for it to arrive. LOL I use Tried and True Original brand. You can make it, but they have it mastered and it's completely organic. Check it out. All the best to you and Happy Turning!
@@TurnAWoodBowl Haha, many thanks Kent! I just thought it might be worth a try making it seeing as I already have plenty of BLO and beeswax!
David P.
Seattle, WA, USA
Tree to bowl
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do you use the shavings for firewood/kindling?
Oh YES! ;)
Do use a ratio for tendon to bowl size
I knew about the fungus, didn't know about the mineral deposits. Good info!! I've watched scientists purposefully spalt wood with a variety of fungi... some that will leave different colors like orange, red, and even blue. I thought someone was going to try to market the 'stuff' they used. But never seen anything more of it.
When a birch or maple tree gets felled and I can get some of it. I'll spalt it on purpose. Usually in the fall, I'll get some logs about 24" long and set them upright around the back of the garage. Then Anchor Seal the top of them really good. Then wait until Spring and cut into one to see if they are ready. If they are, cut them up into blanks and anchor seal the ends. Then just get them when I can. Usually, end up twice turning them so they don't get too punky.
Thank you for writing and sharing, Jon! Check out Sara Robinson at Oregon State University. She has spalt fungus to sell. She also has a couple books on the topic. All the best to you and Happy Turning!
@@TurnAWoodBowl That might be who I had seen years ago. Thanks... may have to give that a try next time. I'm finishing up my last batch from last year. I'll have about 30 spalted bowls.
Kimberli B. Kennesaw, GA Tool Sharpening Course
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Russell R - Seattle - Tool Sharpening
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What is the CA that you use in stand for
Super Thin CA glue - amzn.to/3BRvL44
Tex E.
Wichita, Ks
Bowl
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