Woodturning - 18 Bowls From One Burl!
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- Woodturning - In this video I show how I get 18 yellow birch burl bowl roughouts from one burl! Please like, share and thanks for watching!
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My hand was over my eyes when you were cutting the rough wood with your band saw. You truly have a clear vision for art and you don’t waste any piece of wood. Great video! Thanks!
Thank you so much 😀
I could never get tired of watching Jim I'll just come back and watch later if I have something to do 😄
Thanks Anthony!
Something great??? This video was GREAT! I love these because I'm a new turner and have been given access to plenty of wood. The challenge is to look at it and figure out how to maximize the amount of blanks you can get out of a piece. I still have a lot to learn and seeing you process is very helpful. When I get wood, I don't get just one or two pieces, I get a chuck of log. Good thing I'm pretty handy with the chainsaw. Thanks Jim!!
Stuart
Great! Thanks Stuart. You’ve probably watched it already, but in the large maple burl and cherry crotch coring video, I really explain how to use the coring rig. Thanks for watch and safe turning.
Very interesting video, as usual Jim. What I don’t understand is why anyone would waste their time giving you a thumbs down.
Too many ads I guess, thanks Ray!
This video is why I watch your channel over most other "flashy" turners. Don't ever feel that this is boring, love seeing this stage of the bowls life. Thank you for having this episode 🥰
Thank you very much!
Totally agree! I'm not even a turner, but this is so riveting!
I’m so glad that you use that tool so that you don’t waste wood. I hate it when I see a wood turner wasting a beautiful piece of wood.
It’s a money maker! Thanks
I love the bowls without the resin! The beautiful swirls and patterns in the plain wood
Resins not for all. Thanks for watching!
I'm not a wood turner and I enjoyed this video. Thank you.
Thanks 😊
I'm not a wood turner I make ballet tutu's. I love watching turning video's though. I'm glad to see the center part of the wood not being wasted. I'm meticulous at not wasting fabric and it drives me crazy to see wood wasted. Anyway, I enjoy your video's.
If your not coring pieces, your just throwing money away, thanks 😊
I’m not a wood turner but I do find all of your information fascinating!
Thanks for watching!
I really appreciate your detail and your help. You have made me a safer turner and a better turner.
Thanks again!
Hi Jim, Another Great video,
I use the One way Coring rig on my Powermatic. I love it, less shavings to clean up and more bowls.
I use a 3/4" steel bar about 18" long with a dimple one end for the live center and a small point and cup on the other end for the blank. I use it as a safety to push the blank in the chuck with the tail stock while coring. This way I can set up for the money bow, then core using the small knife through to the larger supporting each one with the bar.
another trick I use is a squirt bottle of soapy water squirting it in the cut to keep the cutter lubricated.
It helps the cutting and the cutters last longer between sharpening.
Love your work thanks for sharing
Richard...
Great info! Thanks!
I love seeing how you prep your blanks.
You have helped me to understand what goes into wood turning and prep.
I am looking for my first lathe because you inspired me.
Awesome, thank you!
Good afternoon. I enjoyed the 'meat and potatoes' process. It speaks to the fact, there is much more than putting a chunk of wood on the lathe and making a bowl. Thanks, Jim.
You are correct sir! The grunt work needs to be done first, thanks.
Now that's about the coolest I've ever seen
It was a great burl! Thanks
So glad I found your videos! They aren't too long or super wordy, and you explain what you are doing well. I've always had a fascination with woodturning, and tried talking my husband into buying a lathe for me 40 years ago...Now I'm going to get my own! Thanks for posting these videos and sharing your knowledge. And many thanks for your service!!
Great! You get that lathe and turn, turn, turn! Thanks for your kind comments! It was an honor to serve!
I taught my Girlfriend how to turn and she now has her own lathe and loves it. Keep turning!!
I am not a wood worker of any sort, but I thoroughly enjoyed this segment.
Thanks 😊
Jim if have to do 18 bowls like you i will have to rest for a month . great job
I’m resting on the inside, lol. Thanks.
I dunno, I'm not a woodturner but I really enjoy seeing all steps in the process! Honestly my favorite videos of yours, you start with burl & go from there all the way to a finished product. And it's great to get a video like this to round out the videos where you don't show this part of the process. All steps of the process are "pretty" in my opinion!
Wow, thank you!
Jim as always your inspirational for me as a turner. I have all the goods you have. I even built a fridge kiln just like yours.
That’s awesome! Thanks
I think it looks like a lot of hard work...lol Would love to see a resin piece with some of the shavings of the birch, or any shavings of wood for that matter. You can tell you're a pro. At the first of the video I thought "18 bowl blanks, no way. But here you are with 18 blanks, and all with a natural edges. This video was fun to watch, and I'm not a turner. Learned a lot and that is always a good thing. Learn a little every day and only your body grows old. Again, thanks for the post, it was fun. Would have loved to smell the wood when you were coring the blanks.🌿 👍👍👍👍👍
Sometimes the wood doesn’t smell the best, especially if it’s spalted 🤮🤮. Lol, thanks
Awesome, thanks for sharing. Nice to see someone maximize resources. 18 blanks plus a huge amount of off cuts. Very well done sir.
Thanks Peter!
Good video, helps to explain the procedure and the cost of making handmade items.
It sure does, thanks 🙏🏻
Wow, what a neat trick! I am not a wood turner...yet. But it's really exciting to see all the bowls you were able to get out of that one burl! I love that just one burl like that could net you enough to actually pay for the cutting jig. Great investment. Looking forward to seeing the finished bowls one day.
Thanks Carole! Turnings addictive, are you sure ready? 😜😜
Great job,I have my relax time when I watch your videos, thanks 🤗
Thanks 🙏
Wow you saved alot and you got alot! Absolutely love it! Beautiful bowls.
Thank you! Cheers!
Catching up on past videos! Amazing process you go through
Thanks 😊
That's awesome Jim. Now into the freezer kiln.
I like to air dry for at least three months first, Jim.
Layered burls like the burl in this video are nice. I did a layered maple burl back in 98
They certainly are! Thanks.
nice work, in the uk as a forester i never let woodturners near burrs because they waste burls, great demonstration on economic use of materials. The big problem is getting the guy on the chainsaw to understand the different markets he could supply and linking harvest to production of artisan work
Agree, I didn’t cut this burl, I was just handed the pieces so you kind of play the cards your handed. The tree was coming down, so I would of liked to seen the burl cut off above and below it and then given to me that way. The only problem was there was no equipment on site and this burl would of been just to heavy to manhandle, Jim.
@@SpragueWoodturning a lot of work goes into creating a beautiful bowl, great video with lots of information!!
Thanks 🙏
Fascinating! I have learned so much from you about the nature of wood. You'll never bore me with non resin videos. Resin has its place but??? Thanks so much Jim.
Thanks Brenda!
I agree Brenda, but Jim noted in a reply to me regarding my dislike (only a little) for resin that like it or not, the videos that include epoxy draw a bigger audience which of course is part of the youtube experience. Be well and best wishes.
That is great to get so many, And still have lots of wood for resin projects!
Yes indeed! Thanks
Thank you for sharing; I really learned a good deal how to handle a burl; now I just need to find one!
It’s always a problem, haha.
Nice to see the entire process!
Thanks 🙏
I'm not a wood turner and I still really enjoyed this video, Jim. As an entrepreneur, I enjoy seeing how others are able to find efficiencies that makes their businesses more than a hobby. And what beautiful results to boot!
Efficiency is the key word! Thanks Andrew!
It’s great to watch you get all those bowls out of that beautiful wood! So much more satisfying than a pile of shavings. I can’t wait to see them all finished.
It’s a shame to see it all go to shavings! Thanks.
Very informative video on raw burls
Thanks 😊
Thanks for vid. It helps this junior wood turner cut the lumps of wood, with efficiency, into decent bowl blanks.
Thanks Patricia!
First time I ever learned of the coring jig. What a great invention. Thanks for sharing. Looking forward to the next one.
Thanks Tim, they are well worth the money!
This is really cool, thanks for doing this video! It's pretty amazing just how much bang for your buck you get with that coring rig!
Definitely a good buy for anyone doing bowls for sale.
For sure! Thanks 😊
You have much more experience than myself but a suggestion on the production end of coring. Once you cut out the blank with the cooring tool you can turn it around and use the larger one as a jam chuck, this allows you to turn a tennon on the cored piece.
Give it a try. Great video!
Yes you certainly can, but you can’t do it with natural edge bowls, Jim.
I have always been curious about how a one man team does production turning! Thanks for this, very informative, I look forward to seeing more.
I used your link for designer epoxy last week, I already received it and am loving it, I'm not just new turning but this was also my first time with resin, very exciting, thank you.
Awesome! I really like their resin, so far its not let me down! Thanks for watching! I’m chief cook and bottle washer too, lol.
Once again a quality video. And I don't know anything about turning.
Thanks 🙏
Nice to see how you laid out the cuts with the chain saw to get the natural edge bowls. That burl was definitely full of tough decisions. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
They usually are, thanks Valerie!
Excellent job. Beautiful grain
Thanks for watching
Great video lovely woods, you make it look so easy, stay safe
Thanks George!
Great video with a lot of good information. Thanks, Jim
Thanks Tracy!
Very informative. I sure like that you core them out. It really bothers me when they don’t...such a waste. I really enjoy watching wood turners. I will never do it but I have always liked wood. I just wish I could afford one of them. Take care and stay safe and warm. 👍👍
Thanks Janice!
Another Gem! ... InlayJim. Thanks for the video
Thanks 🙏🏻
Wonderful video. I can't tell you how much I enjoyed watching you go through the thought process for processing a valuable piece of timber. I hope that we get to see you process all of them to finished masterpieces!
Possibly one or two, thanks!
Wow! That is a ton of bowls from one burl! Cool. I can't wait to see the finished products. 💜
Thanks Tracy!
Great invevtion the coring tool.
It is! Thanks
Thanks for another informative video Jim. I really enjoy these processing videos. There are lots of videos about how to turn a blank into a bowl, but these help me figure out what goes into making the blank in the first place.
Your right, there’s not a lot of TH-camr doing theses vids, thanks.
I found the video very interesting! Every woodturners has to begin with prepping their turning blanks so it should apply to all who turn bowls. I appreciate you do this type of videos. Cheers, Paige C.
Thanks a lot Paige! I really appreciate it!
Thanks Jim, Always enjoy your videos. Knowing how to lay them out before cutting is key, as you have shown us. Awesome.
Thanks Frank!
Very informative video and truly enjoyed seeing how that coring tool works. Thanks!!
No problem, thanks for watching!
Great video and great information! Thanks
Thanks 🙏
Great video. Jorgen Dk. Former Port Perry, ON resident
Thanks 🙏
Great video Jim. I’m guessing that you lost a tooth on a nail in the pallet. Your videos sure do help me eliminate trial and error. Thanks.
That’s where I figured I lost it too, thanks.
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Thank you!
Thanks for sharing the video Jim. I always find it interesting to see how people prepare their wood and what they look for when cutting it up. 👍
Thanks Ian, it’s always a challenge working with a burl this size.
great teaching video Jim!
Thanks Jane!
Great demo...
Thanks Jeff!
Shouldn’t have had a question mark at the end!! Thanks SO MUCH Jim! Great channel!
Thanks Amy, I question everything I do, haha.
Was watching some turning videos just a few days ago and wondering if there wasn't a tool to do exactly what you showed to save wasting the insides of big bowls that lots just turn into shavings. Very educational and absolutely agree, shame to waste away like so many do not thinking ahead.
I will pay for its self the first time it’s used to do a bunch of bowls like this, thanks.
as a turner I appreciate some of the videos geared more for tuners. and videos where they are honest and something happened and have a "design change" and work through it as it gives me ideas for myself for the future should something similar happen to me
Awesome! Thanks Byron!
Great job. Great idea.
Thanks 🙏
Great video, Jim!
Thanks Clayton!
I rough out bowl blanks with chainsaw and bandsaw. Coring I will probably never do but love watching and learning about it. Great video. You will have lots of great looking Bowls.
Thanks Lance!
@@SpragueWoodturning one more thing. I have worked in wood my whole life, turning is new to me. Pandemic got me started, one term I hear and you just used it in this video, “chatoyance” What part of the look , grain etc is that referring to?
Chatoyance is the rays you see when you move a piece of wood back an forth. Curly maple or fiddle back maple are a good example of chatoyance, Jim.
@@SpragueWoodturning ok I get it and have seen it. Thanks Jim.
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Jim: nice haul. The grain looks good and the finished product will look even better. Take care.
Thanks again!
Beautiful pearl maple the bowl front left you should make that a knitting bowl I bet you'd sell that like that they're gorgeous I wish I could afford them
I do make knitting bowls, you might be surprised at the cost. Thanks
This is very impressive!
Thanks 😊
Thank you very much. That helped me a lot.
Great! Glad to help. Thanks
interesting videos on this work Jim...appreciate the videos
Thanks Bill, stay warm!
Glad you covered the Oneway Coring System, I just ordered the system and now I have a better idea on how to use it. As always, great videos!
I explain it better in this video, check it out Woodturning - Huge maple burl and cherry crotch coring!
Very informative; thank you, my friend.👍✌️
My pleasure, thanks for watching!
Great video cant wait for next one
Thanks Rich!
Nice! I'm a hobby turner, not a production turner so I won't be doing exactly what you are doing but that doesn't mean I don't like seeing what you're doing. I can always pick up a few hints to apply to my own situation so definitely keep them coming.
Thanks Randy!
Great video Jim.
Thanks 🙏
Hi Jim , 👀ing forward to seeing it , I am cutting up logs at the moment. Some for turning and some for burning, some has got spalting in it , and my presserpots came yesterday, i am testing at pressure at the moment,
Good luck with the turning, hope you can sort it out,
Stay safe,
Phil from the Moulin in France.
Thanks Phil!
i like this part of the process Jim.
Thank you very much!
Absolutely digging the processing videos.
Great! Thanks 🙏🏻
I have the same coring system and love it. However like you mentioned the cutters are expensive, and I do not think they last that long although they do make carbide cutters. I do not find them hard to sharpen as you mentioned although that is just me. I run a Stihl 391 with a 25” bar and an aggressive chain. Nice video
I switched to the carbide cutters and the two that I got broke during coring so I switched back to the HSS ones. Don’t really know what the issue was and Oneway replaced them with the HSS so that was good of them to do that. I would like to see the cutters larger so you can get more grinds on them before replacing them. Stihl makes a good saw too!
Hiya Jim, I’ve be thinking for a while about tuning my wood turning hobby into something more productive. After over 30 years of working in IT, the thought of making beautiful objects is very appealing.. Your channel has been an inspiration and a source of such valuable information.. Thanks so much for sharing. Gareth 😊
That’s great! Thanks Gareth, I hope it works out for you! IT, yuk, lol. My wife works in IT too.
Excellent stage by stage intro to handling and prepping bowl blanks, Jim. I enjoy your talk through at every stage. So wish we could get the coring tool here in South Africa and at a cost effective price, sadly we have few suppliers and they hold limited stock of even the basics. Take care, stay safe and keep warm that side of the globe.
I noticed Ahron Africanmeat talking about this too, I would send Oneway an email, they might ship to there? It was a warm -29 C last week, lol.
You make it look so easy. Very impressive. Thank you for the video. See you next week eh
You got it, eh, lol. Thanks
I really liked watching you lay out the rough blanks. I watch a lot of videos but when you have that rough log sitting in front of your chain saw it gets hard to decide where to cut. Great seeing you do it.
Thanks Jeff, sometimes it obvious but a lot of times it’s not!
Hello from the other end of Ontario. Liked and subscribed. Work safe.
Great! Thanks for subbing!
This was one of the best videos for me so far. Also love the facebook picture of you with all the bowls :)
Thanks 😊
Outstanding!
Thanks 🙏
That is a lot of bowls. Nice work.
Hoping to have gotten more, but it’s a good batch, thanks.
I love this.
Thanks 🙏
Another great video thanks.
Thanks Martin
Hey Jim, love watching your production process! I always learn a thing or two...or ten! 😂
Looks like so much fun!
Thanks buddy!
- Seth
Thanks, got your stickers this week, I will get a couple in the mail this coming week to you, safe turning.
@@SpragueWoodturning Awesome! Look forward to them!
As always, a great video Jim! I learn something new! I like how you explain things and that you are always thinking about how to get the extra wood blanks for some project out of the different pieces 😃! Niece way to utilize a gorgeous piece of burl 👏👏👏👏
Thanks Leisongi! You always have great comments! 😉😉
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Good quality content is good quality content, so that said I always enjoy this information as much as the actual bowl turning. Thanks so much for all the work you do. :)
Great! Thanks for watching!
Alot of beautiful resin bowls coming for sure.good stuff jim.
There should be a few in the future, thanks.
Lots of good info, very interesting on how you pick out those bowls when working with the shapes that you had.
Sometimes it’s a puzzle, lol. Thanks
Always love the processing videos. Thanks as always.
Thanks Anthony!
Jim, awesome yet again! I loved the layout portion of the original burl!
It’s the hardest part, lol. Thanks.