My Second Bowl First Submission R Turning

My Second Bowl, First Submission : R/turning

My Second Bowl, First Submission : R/turning My first bowl, the foot broke off while i was hollowing it but i managed to remount it and make a new foot and salvage it after all. i just don't like it as much so if i'm posting something, it's going to be this one haha. Twice turned rule explained wood bowl turning video there is an important rule to follow when you twice turn a wood bowl on the lathe. this 10% rule will be explained thoroughly in.

My First Bowl! : R/turning

My First Bowl! : R/turning Today, we're going to answer those questions and give you three tips to ensure success when twice turning bowls. a couple of months ago, we cut up some logs and rough turned a batch of bowls. we go through those steps to help dry our bowl blanks and try to reduce or eliminate cracking. So, for those who twice turn bowls, why don't you finish turn the outside when you form a new tenon? at worst, you may have to do a bit of shear scraping to true up the outside, and access to the outside of the bowl is much easier to do before you reverse it. Moral of my story is that provided you're turning correctly, even a small recess/tenon is sufficient and higher force doesn't really give you more holding power. The reddit corner for all things woodturning. if you have questions, projects, updates, gripes, or any other spiny wood, resin, or metal related thing, here is the place to post it. check the /r/turning wiki for answers to some of the most frequently asked questions, including which lathe not to buy.

My Second Bowl : R/turning

My Second Bowl : R/turning Moral of my story is that provided you're turning correctly, even a small recess/tenon is sufficient and higher force doesn't really give you more holding power. The reddit corner for all things woodturning. if you have questions, projects, updates, gripes, or any other spiny wood, resin, or metal related thing, here is the place to post it. check the /r/turning wiki for answers to some of the most frequently asked questions, including which lathe not to buy. ‘turn a wood bowl’ yt channel has some great videos. i also got a feel for the most comfortable distance between the bowl and the rest! sanding this one up to a higher grit, which i didn’t do on my first bowl, really helped bring out the beautiful tiger eye effect of the ash. When i first started, i tried making similar profiles on my bowls. an older member of the woodturning club suggested that i try the "standard" shape for a while. I chose a blank that was on the small side, forgetting that i'd need extra thickness for faceplate screws, since my chuck insert is backordered. decided to focus more on learning how to use the tools than the quality final product. I filled the biggest cracks on my second bowl with gold epoxy to help stabilize things. first on the left, second middle, third right. thanks for your submission.

Turn Your First Bowl - A video class on bowl turning.