Woodturning: Textured & Painted Cottonwood Bowl (For Sale)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ก.ค. 2024
- This bowl is available for sale. For more details, visit my Etsy store: www.etsy.com/shop/WolfRidgeWo...
In this video I try a new finishing technique that I saw in the December 2020 issue of Fine Woodworking magazine. I'm always looking for new shapes to turn or a new finish technique. I found it in a very unlikely place. Don't get me wrong, Fine Woodworking magazine has some amazing projects, but they usually are not woodturning.
For this project, I wanted a light colored piece of wood. I've really been enjoying turning this cottonwood and I thought this would be the perfect piece of wood for this project. I started with the half of a log from another project. I was shooting for a 7.5" (190 mm) round and 4" (102 mm) deep bowl.
After shaping the outside of the bowl, I took a 3/8" spindle gouge and used the tip to make grooves in the side. I took several passes and varied the speed. I wanted something random and that didn't just look like straight lines. Then I added two coats of General Finishes Blue Moon milk paint. After letting it dry overnight, I sanded down the sides a little to reveal the wood. This produced a very neat texture. I sealed up the outside with some sanding sealer and walnut oil.
I hope you enjoy this video. Please let me know if there is a project you'd like to see me make and I will do my best to do it. Thank you for all the support you have shown me and the channel!
Psalms 8:3-4 (NIV)
When I consider your heavens, the work of your fingers, the moon and the stars, which you have set in place, what is mankind that you are mindful of them, human beings that you care for them?
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Ed Parker
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I appreciate how you put the tool info and the lathe speed in your vids, its very helpful for us newbies... excellent project!
I like how you turned the rim so it is the natural wood against the texture and paint. It looks really cool! 💜
Thank you Tracey! I love how that turned out and completely agree with you. - Ed
Nice to see a wood turning with a different finish from sanding to 2000 grit and shiny. Well done!
Thank you John and I agree! - Ed
You'll always get a thumbs up here, even if I don't love what you've made. l always appreciate the effort. Enjoyed as always, Dave.
Thank you Dave! Take care. - Ed
Beautiful piece and interesting process. Full View and Like 👍
I love you always try something new. I really like this love the colour. Different Is always good. Take care and stay safe Kath UK.
Thank you very much Kath! - Ed
Your bowl turned out neat!! Love the color and technique you used for the outside. It looks old fashioned!!
Thank you so much! It really reminds me of a pottery bowl. - Ed
Looks great, Ed. The texturing and the way you knocked back the paint looks like ceramic. Another experiment with good results. Keep trying new things. Stay safe.
Bill
Thank you Bill! It does remind me of a pottery bowl. - Ed
Very nice work, Ed! I like that look of edge, the color of the wood contrasts nicely with the paint. 👍❤️🙏
Thank you! One of my favorite parts it the rim and how it shows just enough natural wood to contrast the color. - Ed
Very nice, I like to try something new.I like how it came out. I believe doing something other than the normal will challenge myself. I like to challenge myself. Thank you for sharing.
Thank you Mark! I completely agree. I'm always trying to challenge myself and like to create something that maybe you hadn't seen before. - Ed
Looks great - thanks for always telling us in your videos what you are doing & more important what you are thinking & for always trying new project ideas- I always like how you show how your projects go ...... good or bad
Thank you Bill! I'm very happy to hear to people enjoy that part of the creation process. Have a blessed day! - Ed
Absolutely stunning Ed, what a really lovely piece of wood. Thank you and take care
Thank you very much Val! Have a blessed day! - Ed
It is a good looking bowl, Ed. Trying new things is great.
Thank you Clayton and I completely agree! - Ed
Ed it is fantastic the edge and everything is just awesome and stunningly beautiful.
Thank you Kobie for those very kind words! Have a blessed day! - Ed
Nicely done Ed! The texture gives a cool look. 👍🇺🇸
Thank you Cortland! It almost seems like a pottery piece to me. Take care. - Ed
I do like the texturing and the edge. True, it might have been better on say a figured maple. Love the milk paint too. Great job! Cheers, Paige C.
Thank you very much Paige! I love the milk paint and have a few more ideas on how to use it. Stay tuned! - Ed
I like the milk pair idea. Keep up the videos.
Thank you Don! Take care. - Ed
Hi Ed, As others have said, I have never seen this before. It looked a lot of fun and I agree something like Maple will give "cleaner" lines. Great work Ed. Cheers, Huw
Thanks Huw! I don't have any maple on hand or I'd give it a go. I'll definitely try it next time I get my hands on some maple. Cheers - Ed
Ed, that is a beautiful bowl my friend , great job!!👍🏻👍🏻
Thank you very much Bruce! - Ed
Bet the maple would texture much easier. Interesting grain in that cottonwood, nicely done! Stay safe and cheers from MT
Thank you! I think you are right. - Ed
Absolutely beautiful great job Ed, God bless
Thank you so much Donald! Have a blessed day brother! - Ed
I love the edge!
Thank you Christopher! It's one of my favorite parts too. - Ed
Ed, I love this bowl!
Thank you Carol! Have a blessed day! - Ed
I like it painted.
Me too. Thank you! - Ed
I love the rim and the color, but I agree, maple or a harder wood might be better. I'll have to try this technique.
Thank you! I do like the texturing, but I really like how the rim came out. I feel like it's a great contrast against the paint. - Ed
That’s a technique I have never seen before, Ed. I didn’t really think I was going to like it but I must admit I do. Nicely done, my friend! 👍👍👍
Thank you Gord! Funny, I feel almost the same way while I'm making them. Sometimes I'm like that's really cool and others are like hmmmm not so much. Have a blessed day! - Ed
I started off doubting what you were doing, but in the end I changed my mind. The result is quite nice. Thank you for sharing. Have a great day and stay healthy.
Thank you Glen and I too had my doubts, but I always do trying new things. That's how you learn is what I always tell myself. Have a blessed day! - Ed
Looks awesome I need to try this
Ed, I like it. What I like is that you are not afraid to experiment doing different things. I encourage you to keep experimenting since you may find something unique to you and become well known for it. As I was writing this, I thought perhaps another bowl textured in the same way, but with a rainbow of different colors. Or try a different tool to texture the outside. Maybe make your own type of texturing tool that puts a new spin on texturing wood.
Mike Peace made his own texturing tool that seems to work well. I made one and it does a nice job. Perhaps a new variation to the tool may work????? Just keep experimenting!!!👍👍👍👍👍👍🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Thank you so much John! A friend of mine that got me into woodturning said that your mind is your only limitation. I completely agree with that and I find that I look at things differently. I'm always looking at things and thinking, could that be a good shape or maybe a different texture. Have a blessed day! - Ed
@@WolfRidgeWoodworking ☝️☝️☝️The only way!! Have a blessed day yourself.
Keep those wood shavings flying!
Reminds me of a pottery bowl my mother had - I think her grandmother made it. Pretty cool how you and your lathe started levitating @12:10 🎈 Stay safe. -Mike😷
Thank you Mike! Yeah it does appear to be levitating, but someone forgot to tighten the thumb screw. Take care and have a blessed day! - Ed
Very nice. Like it very much.
Thank you! - Ed
Great looking bowl 👍 might try it one day
Thank you! - Ed
I dig that you are always trying new ideas. I like the way this one turned out, keep up the good work. I look forward to your next video.
Thank you Gary! - Ed
Awesome!
Thank you! - Ed
It looks great, I really like the colour that you chose, and keep experimenting the results are amazing!
Thank you very much Carol! Have a blessed day! - Ed
OMG Ed, I love it. That to me, is a fantastic piece and it may open up some new ideas for me. Man I told you, I love cottonwood. Again, nice job on that bowl.
Thank you Paul! I'll have to see how much it would cost to ship a piece big enough for a bowl to you. - Ed
@@WolfRidgeWoodworking: Probably more than its worth. I can't figure out how I can buy 3 8"x 3/8" AR500 steel plates for shooting at and only pay $7 S/H but I sent you a couple small wooden items and its like $20 each one??? 20 pounds vs a couple ounces.
Nice project 😁👏😂
Thank you! - Ed
Ed, great video! I am curious about your chisel storage over your right-shoulder in opening of video. I am always looking for new ideas for storage and organization. Thanks
It's kind of a lazy susan style tool holder that I got from Rockler (bit.ly/35PXg06). I just upgraded it to one I designed and built this weekend. I just posted pictures on Instagram if you are on that social platform. - Ed
Ed Nice work. We love your stuff! Wire brush on a spinning bowl? Safe?
Thank you Frank! I thought it was safe at the time, but in hindsight, maybe not the best idea. - Ed
Why do people hold the drill chuck? I never hold mine, and it works fine.
Never considered cotton wood. It is soooooo soft. Lots available as it has zero value here in Washington.
Cottonwood is great wood to work with and has beautiful designs. I cherish all I can get, but here in my area, I can't ever seem to find a decent piece. It's usually rotted out or hollow cored. I'd love to have a piece like Ed is working on for a bowl. Mine are only good for small vases or twig pots.
It is very soft and tears out a lot, but does finish nicely. The finished grain is very nice. - Ed
I didn't know you could turn cotton wood into anything cool.or anything period.i have 100 cotton wood trees .3 or 4 fall down every year cause there to big n I leave cause they don't make good fire wood either.
The grain is really nice and super easy to turn. Sounds like you have a great free source of wood and I would definitely give it a go. - Ed
Don’t care for the painted look. Just my opinion.
Thank you for watching Bruce. I know it's not for everyone and that's ok. Take care - Ed