Wood Turning a Segmented Bowl from Walnut and Maple

Hello and welcome to my channel. Thanks to Belinda at our local Habit for Humanity for letting me know that some walnut lumber had been donated and was available for purchase. The material wasn't perfect having some knots, cracks and other random defects; but I knew it would eventually make its way into something nice. In this video I will show you most of the steps I used, some different than normal, to create an offset brick style segmented bowl out of Walnut and locally sourced Hard Maple.
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[@pablojavierfontana9735]

Hermoso trabajo,felicitaciones!!!.Saludos desde Argentina!!!🤗

[@SapperWoodworking]

Why thank you from Indiana, USA! Super happy you liked the bowl. Bless you and have a great day. Michael

[@AllenOxendine]

Beautiful Piece and interesting process, thanks for sharing. Full View and Like 👍

[@SapperWoodworking]

Thanks for watching and for your continued support

[@JiggsysShed]

That is a great piece. Awesome work.

[@SapperWoodworking]

Thank you! Skateboard bowl #3 is turning out nice (pun intended)

[@shellywasserman9466]

Wow! It is beautiful!

[@SapperWoodworking]

Thank you Cuz! More bowls in the pipeline….

[@gregorygrossart4334]

Really nice bowl. I like the geometric pattern and appreciate the step by step walk through.

[@SapperWoodworking]

Thank you from the most hip person I know! The walk through was easy even without a crutch!

[@ceciliabrooks201]

Another great bowl!

[@SapperWoodworking]

Thank you, this was a pretty fun project. These types of bowls are becoming my favorites.

[@richardwilliamsjr.6090]

Great Job! Well done.👍

[@SapperWoodworking]

Richard, thank you and I appreciate you watching! Have a great day!

[@gaetancrepeault9333]

Gorgeous work

[@SapperWoodworking]

Geatan, thank you for watching and the nice comment as well. Have a great day!

[@bradwiebelhaus7065]

Looks good.

[@SapperWoodworking]

Brad, glad you like the bowl. I have a really cool segmented bowl video coming soon! 100% from recycled skateboards. Cheers, Michael

[@OzarkArtsandCrafts]

Very nice! Inspire me to do something similar with some 2” Cherry slabs I have on hand. Subbed your channel and will be back to watch more.

[@SapperWoodworking]

Dennis, very nice! Cherry is one of my favorite woods. Ping me when you finish the project, I’ve love to see it

[@georgevalente4223]

Beautiful use of walnut. Shows off the grain.
Is the outside surface of the walnut face grain? As opposed to edge grain. Looks like the end grain are the glued together.

[@SapperWoodworking]

Thank you! Yes the end grain is glued together. This is fine on segmented bowls. Cheers, Michael

[@renatobitti623]

Bel lavoro ma troppo spreco di legno.

[@SapperWoodworking]

Thank you and glad you like the project. Michael