Just Finished Turning My First Ever Bowl Then This Happened R

By hairstyler On Nov 8, 2025

Just Finished Turning My First Ever Bowl Then This Happened.... : R ...

Just Finished Turning My First Ever Bowl Then This Happened.... : R ... I’ve been turning for a couple years and it took me quite a while, along with some ruined cheap harbor freight turning tools to practice on, to become mildly proficient at sharpening the skew, scraper, spindle and bowl gouge. A beautiful wooden bowl is crafted from a rough log, showcasing the artistry and skill involved in bowl turning. from initial shaping to final sanding and finishing, this showcased process.

2nd Ever Finished Bowl : R/turning

2nd Ever Finished Bowl : R/turning It was finished with clear semi gloss poly and sanded to 400 then added 2 coats of bees wax. it was more a practice bowl but it just came together so i finished it as a display piece. To remove your finished bowl from the jam chuck, simply tap the outer rim of the jam chuck itself, and as it flexes under the shock it should give up the bowl that was jammed on it. In depth video class for those interested in turning their first wood bowl on a lathe. taken from the perspective of a new wood turner or someone interested in this side of the craft. 251 votes, 15 comments. 119k subscribers in the turning community. the reddit corner for all things woodturning. if you have questions, projects….

My First Bowl! : Turning

My First Bowl! : Turning In depth video class for those interested in turning their first wood bowl on a lathe. taken from the perspective of a new wood turner or someone interested in this side of the craft. 251 votes, 15 comments. 119k subscribers in the turning community. the reddit corner for all things woodturning. if you have questions, projects…. You're ready to turn your first wooden bowl, but where do you start? we review the essential turning techniques, woodturning tools, how to prepare a wood blank, and share some bowl turning inspiration. 0:00 intro0:51 truing up the outside of the blank1:24 cleaning up the face of the blank 2:00 creating the recess 3:35 roughing the outside of the b. Or how far i haven’t, depending on the bowl if nothing else, i can look back to that one and blame it for my having spent way too much money on this hobby. I have a ton of pens that are made out of laminates i've put together that i just can't let go. same with bowls, bottle toppers, etc. it's hard to let them go which is why i try to make two of things i think i'll be particularly attached to so i can force myself to let one go doesn't always work reply reply mastervodo •.

My First Bowl! : R/turning

My First Bowl! : R/turning You're ready to turn your first wooden bowl, but where do you start? we review the essential turning techniques, woodturning tools, how to prepare a wood blank, and share some bowl turning inspiration. 0:00 intro0:51 truing up the outside of the blank1:24 cleaning up the face of the blank 2:00 creating the recess 3:35 roughing the outside of the b. Or how far i haven’t, depending on the bowl if nothing else, i can look back to that one and blame it for my having spent way too much money on this hobby. I have a ton of pens that are made out of laminates i've put together that i just can't let go. same with bowls, bottle toppers, etc. it's hard to let them go which is why i try to make two of things i think i'll be particularly attached to so i can force myself to let one go doesn't always work reply reply mastervodo •.

Turned My First Bowl! : R/turning

Turned My First Bowl! : R/turning Or how far i haven’t, depending on the bowl if nothing else, i can look back to that one and blame it for my having spent way too much money on this hobby. I have a ton of pens that are made out of laminates i've put together that i just can't let go. same with bowls, bottle toppers, etc. it's hard to let them go which is why i try to make two of things i think i'll be particularly attached to so i can force myself to let one go doesn't always work reply reply mastervodo •.

My First Bowl Turning : R/woodworking