Bowl Without a Lathe Challenge // Router // Woodworking
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 ต.ค. 2024
- I was asked to take part in a "Bowl Without a Lathe Challenge" so I came up with a few jigs to create a turned bowl look!
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That seemed like a lot of work to make a bowl, but at the same time, that seemed like ULTRA satisfying work to make a bowl. Well done!
Hahaa! Quite the conundrum! It was both lots of work and super satisfying
Next on the list to watch? The SG cutting board. That thing is SWEET! ❤️
Hope you enjoy!
I have no clue why you would ever do this(besides just proving that you can), but this is one of the most intense pieces of woodworking I have ever seen. I am really impressed by the ingenuity of your various jigs.
That’s actually the only reason I would ever do this. Ha. Thanks!
WOW!!!! This is incredible. It looked like a heck of a lot of work but it was so worth it! Very clever techniques. Thank you so much sharing this and for participating in the challenge. 👏👏👏👏
Thanks so much Keith! It was a ton of work! Thanks for including me on this!
Lovely work and subscribed! This project was great fun! 👍🛠😀
Awesome! Thanks! I really appreciate that!
That’s got to be the best finish on any bowl in this challenge. Really great work 👍 Subscribed.
Thanks so much! It was so fun to figure out
I didn't watch the other videos in this challenge...but I don't care. I'm awarding you first place!!!
Haha thanks!
Very cool! You put more work into a challenge than I do actual projects :)
Haha! I find it fun to figure this stuff out
excellent - I want to make a large diameter shallow depression in a cutting board for my kitchen - I think your jig with a shallow double radius can do it! many tks, Rob
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Here where I live we use this kind of piece, but bigger, for to put barbicue. We like beef a lot. I am trying to learn your language, so sorry if I to write something wrong, ok.
Some one needs a sponsor to send her a larger band saw and a lathe. You are truly inspiring. Great job.
That would be awesome. Ha! Thanks so much!!
I need a sponsor for that too
Wow very well done! Some good tips in this process.
Thanks so much Jimmy! Really appreciate that!
nice work and nice shop.
Thanks! I like it too 😉
That's the most turned on a lathe 'no lathe' bowl so far. It's gorgeous:-) You are the router jig queen :-)
Thanks so much! I don’t know about that though....
GOOD JOB friend
Thanks so much!
Darn, I learn so much watching your work(and your thought process for finding solutions)....rr Normandy
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I felt my brain make another fold. I learned something and went "whoa". Awesome job.
Wow. You just made my day. Thanks for that.
Very creative! Yes, I agree, it looks like it was made on a lathe. I love your persistence and creativity in adapting the tools you have.
Thanks! I don’t know if it’s persistence or craziness. Haha!
Have you ever tried using a bandsaw circle cutting jig?
Nope.
Beautiful! Really well thought out construction and I love your creativity with the jigs. Also really admire that you are not afraid to highlight what you see as mistakes, we all make them and if we share them it helps us all to grow. 👍🏻
Thanks so much! This challenge was so fun. I love seeing all the different ways ppl will tackle the same problem
Well said
Love the resource minded approach!
Holy smokes, absolutely fantastic! If I ever feel like I can't do something because I don't have the right tools, I am going to watch this.
Thanks so much Shaun! Glad I could help! I hate when people say they can’t make something because they don’t have the right tools!
Brilliant! I think it “turned” out great!
Hahaha! Love a good pun. Thanks!
So cool! Really dig how you approach this.. might mind first went to power carving since a lot of people are messing with the arbortech stuff now. That stuff is cool, but it's way more fun to see a really creative approach like this! Way to stay at it.
Thanks so much Caleb! That’s where my mind went at first also. But I really wanted to try to make it as perfectly round inside as possible. I’ll def have to try that arbortech stuff some time though!
WOW Tamar!!! That is PERFECT, you are very creative!! EXCELLENT job.~ Jay. 👍👍
Thanks so much jay! I really appreciate that!!
Hi I'm new to the channel. Great work and videos!
I'm curious where you got your logo brander?
Thanks Keep up the great work!
Thanks! Don’t recall the name.... sorry
Nice Job, I think you'll like this link.
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Very, very cool! You really engineered the crap out of that. If you told me it was turned, I’d believe you.
Well then it’s a success! Thanks so much!!
Thats a really cool way of doing that.You really think outside the box and get stuff done with the tools you have to work with,Thanks for sharing :)
Thanks! I appreciate that!
I put a few apples in that.
this is really great!
Thanks so much Ben!
You really dug in deep and "turned" out a great bowl! You're jigs worked fantastically well! Thanks for the video!
Hahaha! Thanks! Jigs are sometimes better than the finished product! 😂
Oh, don't get me wrong -- I really, really like the bowl! It turned out great! But I also like how you improvised and came up with a way to create the jigs that you used.
KSFWG thanks so much!
Great work!
Thanks so much!!
Great ideas in here! It really does seem it was turned on a lathe. Cool!
Thanks so much! It was a fun process to figure out
Wow,
Very creative. I like it when you start with a plan and finish it with the same plan. I think it was the hard way, doing it. Lathe would have been easier.
But Good Working with wood.
Of course a lathe would be easier. But the challenge was to make a bowl without one. Ha. I want one now.
That was very smart and clever what you did with the table saw using the angle like that to shape the bowl.
Thanks! It was a bit scary. But it worked!
I know poplar is not considered a premium species of wood, but the color of that bowl turned out great, in my opinion. And of course, great job doing so much without a lathe!
Thanks! Yeah. I’m always on the look out for special poplar pieces like this
I love how efficient you are with our time - you pack a ton of info into a short amount of time. Thanks for not making it longer than it has to be just so more ads run. It’s why we keep coming back.
Awesome to hear
The result is wonderful,the process however convoluted,shows remarkable flying by the seat of your pants to overcome tool limitations.This project will also instill a sense of priority in the way you start to tackle each one,a lot of time can be saved when there is an orderly plan of action.Planing the boards first,then cutting into 4 identical squares and making sure the glue-up was aligned would have saved a few steps.Maybe you can make another sled for the blade set at 45,would much rather see that,rather than twirling the bowl with the blade fully extended at 45,super-scary!All in all,never cease to amaze.
Watching the work being done and the choice of tools might give the impression you do not know what you're doing, but in reality this is the work of an inspired, creative and talented artist who knows her tools. The final simple beautiful bowl do not render justice because ignorantly one might say 'That's easy to do on a lathe!' True. But doing it without a lathe. That's a different story. You're a true artist.
I really appreciate this. I never really considered myself an artist but I always knew I loved to be creative
@@3x3CustomTamar That is the way it should be.One considers themself a painter,a sculptor,a pianist,a craftsman.The title of artist is to be bestowed by others onto your work or talent,I agree with DMZ.
Larry Daniels ☺️☺️
I love the creative way your brain works, Tamar. It is so fun and so inspiring to watch your videos.
Thanks so much! I really appreciate that!
Izzy Swan has a video about carving bowls on table saw that you should try instead. That method has less exposed blades and bits that can hurt you.
Killed it (as per usual)!
Ha! Thanks Sam! This was a fun one
I'm sorry, but what you showed is torture and overcomplicated. This can easily lead to injuries, and it is not good for machines and tools. A lathe is a boon for such things.
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Hey presto, that pretty much takes care of all elements necessary. Oh, unless while carrying out the woodwork Tamar could stop for a break to eat some chicken vindaloo with pilau rice and king prawn puri. That would be the crowning glory, and would complete the package. Anyway, I'm subbed now.
It’s nice to wear rings or to show your union with your mate, but if that ring every get caught in anything moving at high speed it will be a lesson you will not want to learn...... I have seen fingers ripped off because of Jewelry......FYI ( beautiful bowl)
An old video, i know.. but i was like "ooh.. i can make a bowl without a Lathe?!" ... then i watched the video and realised i need every other tool in the world to replace it :P Nice result though.
Beautiful work. Honestly. Now make one using tools that cost no more than 100$ each tool. For the average hobbiest who isn’t going to go buy a bunch of new tools they can’t afford. Not intending to be a dick with this post.
mom, make the most complicated cat plate make it. compared to giving birth to a baby
Wonderful. I was looking for a way to create a depression for poker chips on the top of a reproduction of a folding Edwardian game table I am making. Creative!
Great work. really does look like it was turned on a lathe
Thanks! That’s what I was hoping for! I’m sure a real lathe would be so fun though
I'm a learned something new in this video. Great project and I much appreciated your ability 👍👍
This woman is brilliant.
Very well done. 🖒😚
Haha! My teachers would laugh if they read that. Thanks!
Very smart ideas, but if you wanna do it a bit easier, and don't mind a more organic look, than you can make a bowl with a chainsaw, or a carving disc in an angle grinder, a Dremel with some large bits, and obviously just some chisels and gouges.
This would be sooooo much easier with a scroll saw. Yes, you would have joint lines but it would take 75% less time. With care, you can line up the joint lines to make them fade out.
Here where I live we use this kind of piece, but bigger, for to put barbicue. We like beef a lot. I am trying to learn your language, so sorry if I to write something wrong, ok.
I’m 75 years old and work with wood for a long time,I admire your skill and spirit.You go girl
So awesome Tamar! Always thinking outside the box.... Or bowl :)
Hahaha! Best joke yet. Thanks!!
That was clever. I have to admit, I would have never thought of that. A tip: when you glue up two pieces of wood like that sprinkle a pinch of salt over the area, it provides grit to keep the blanks from slipping and melts away when the glue dries. Makes it easier to keep everything aligned.
Thanks!
if you can make a gold pan from wood with deepening in center it will be much better than any plastic pan because wood structure can hold supersuperfine gold visible only in microscope, the only thing you do not have to do - paint it.
The beauty of poplar is highly underrated. This turned out great!
Agreed! Thanks!!
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WOW its brilliant. You have incredible imagination
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Great job.
I have a question. Since you used glue on this bowl, would you serve food in to?
Very cool Tamara... very creative way of making the bowl. I was very curious to see how you'd make the outer part.
Thanks so much! I had no idea how I was going to do the outer part up until 10 minutes before I actually did it. Ha
3x3Custom - Tamar haha yes that's usually how we all end up figuring things out
Double stick tape and two sacrificial strips of wood (one on each side) allows you to plane smaller stock.
Although I'm late, I want to learn wood working. Can you help out? Ready to travel.
After following on Instagram, I really enjoyed this video! I think the bowl came out great and your ideas were spot on! Nicely done Tamar!
Thanks so much! So happy my Instagram posts are paying off!! Haha!
Have you thought about using an angle grinder with a wood carving disc to carve out the bowl ?
It's no big deal but you could have sent the pieces through the planer with something directly behind them. Like the technique for eliminating snipe.
Yeah. I could have. Oh well.
Incredible. I instantly subscribed!
Awesome! Thanks!
Great work and great perseverance. Have seen a few of these bowl turning vids without a lathe. Some were quicker - others are not, but I think we all conclude....way quicker with a lathe. :) But the challenge was to find a ways to overcome this. And I think you have well and truly passed with distinctions in this one. Nice challenge Rag n Bone Brown and well executed Tamer.
Thanks so much! Yeah. My conclusion was that I really want a lathe! Ha!
@@3x3CustomTamar Yes, I think we all want or need lots of other machines, it's just trying to find the chuffin room for them. It's a certain fact in my case. I made my own lathe a couple of times but got rarely used or it took too much space. :)
Very smart young lady really excellent woke and very professional, wishing you all the best and keep up the good work.
Khalid
Thanks Khalid!
Thank You Reddit for Allowing me to Find this AMAZING Woman!
Haha!
Morning coffee with Tamar!....Go-Fund-Me for a lath!...this video concept was so helpful...I need to make a curved dish with 15ft radius for glue up of a ukulele back and braces...curved sled for the router & spin the MDF...Love your channel!
Haha! Glad it was helpful!
You should get a Ryobi lathe
OR... you could have just used hand tools like carving gouges, an adze, draw knife, spokeshave and sloyd knife, especially since you used a soft wood. Not only would the process have been more straight forward and less noisy, you might have listened to some beautiful music and created a lasting memory of the bowl carving experience.
I'm actually impressed with your final product because when you cobbled together that router jig with no mock-up, I couldn't figure how you were going to be able to get the proper shape. Nice bowl.
Tip: My rule of thumb; no board off the shelf is ever square, truly flat or straight. Always check grain direction; both for milling and later seasonal movement. Tip #2: Read and learn from the masters.
The point of this challenge was to make a bowl without a lathe. Carving gouges were an obvious choice. I was trying to think outside of the box on purpose 😉
Very nice! A very unusual technique and you ended up with a result that looks turned.
Thanks! I was pleasantly surprised with the end result
Awsome job.☺️Have you tried the tool used on a angelgrinder? Lancelot i think its called. I have been wanting one for 10 years now. The price is keeping me from getting one.😐
Anyways. Thanks for sharing.☺️
Nope. I haven’t. Thanks!
Fantastic job. Actually, I am surprised how great that Poplar looks. I would not normally choose that wood for this type project but it looks great. I make a lot of bowls by hand as sort of production item for me...you will be surprised how fast and easier it is to do it by hand using all angle grinder attachments. I first drill out some excess with a forstner bit, using a Arbortech product called Turbo Planer to rough it out, then sand it using flap sanding discs on the angle grinder. You'd be surprised how round you can get it. Your end product looks great!
Thanks so much! That seemed to be the most popular method when I searched how to make one without a lathe. I’ll have to give that a try sometime.
Awesome work around for the bowl making neat jigs Tamar! Thanks for sharing the video with us.😎👍JP
Thanks! It was fun to figure out
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hhhhh I had the same problem.
couldn't use a hammer too,
I had to make a circle 8cm deep and 30cm wide and couldn't figure out how since I don't have a band saw , so did a dance between a router and jigsaw,
sadly I had to give it up and went with 4cm deep still turned very bad, if only you had made your video earlier,
great skill and head for figuring out what to do with what's available.
lovely bowl.
Always fun to figure this stuff out. Ha
An absolutely ingenious process. RagandboneBrown is already on my subscription list, and now so are you. It's lovely to see women with workshop skills... Keep up the good work, ma'am.
Awesome! Thanks so Much!
My dear lady let me tell you something, I love working with wood I’m not very accurate my family (that’s wife and six daughters)make me out to be a cabinetmaker where as I am a wood butcher in reality I wish I had the brains and the nouse to start my own business and if that was to happen I would employ you instantly obviously you would name your own salary and get the company car or van your choice and extra holidays also medical benefits and I’m coming to that yes,yes,yes, and you get the very best top of the range lathe , and god knows what you could make with a scaffold plank pair of pliers absent nail and a broken screwdriver, and ma’am you are gifted.
Hahaha! Thanks! The lathe part is tempting 😉
It looks great, unfortunately it didn't help me any. I' don't have a lathe or router, and I lack the money for such things, so I've been trying for hours to find information on making such things without them. I figure it must be possible, but I can't find anything regarding how.
Anything is possible. You can do this with just a gouge.
While I sympathize with you wanting a band saw, the problem with having one is it eliminates the need to think through the problem and innovate a solution.
Haha. Very true!
Bandsaw?
That was supposed to say lathe.
It looks like my brain thought faster than my fingers could output the type.
I think I knew what you meant. Ha!
All you do is win. Win. Win. No matter what.
Hahaha thanks Brian. I appreciate that ☺️
You are the best!
Thanks! ☺️
Great work. Perhaps the same idea for emptying the inside could be used to make the exterior round. Using a convex guide instead of the concave you showed. It should make the second part of the job easier
It would be great to know this idea worked for you
Thanks! That would totally work
Thanks for sharing, interesting solutions. I would suggest exploring the world of hand tools. Like a lot of people youre trapped by the limits of the machines youre using. A good set of chisels has no limits on what you can make with it
Thanks. Using handtools is definitely something I want to work on
Or just use a band saw at first and cut it into a rough blank….
Very clearly you have talent. Looking forward to following your progress. Thanks for sharing.......
Thanks!
Nice work! I would guess you probably wouldn't do it again, though. :) Seems like hand tools would have been easier or at least more direct.
Yeah. No. I want a lathe. Ha
Hi Tamar! You always surprising us!
You are a genius!
2:01 You can use the side of the hammer to hammer the nails in tight spot as well. ;-) And btw: That bowl came out very nice. Good thinking with those jigs!
Haha! Doh! Thanks so much!
Rather than relying on collet extenders for tasks like this,
look for longer router bits.
Designing your jig with adjustable arms so that it is multipurpose rather than a one shot wonder, would also make the project more enjoyable as well as allow for larger bowls.
Agreed. But before making anything too crazy I just wanted to see if the concept would work! Ha!
Amazing job Tamar! 👍👊 That bowl looks awesome! 😍
Thanks so much Fred!
Scary to watch in places, but what an outcome, I would NOT have thought of doing that 👍👍👍👍👍👍💖💖💖💖
Haha yeah. It was a bit crazy.
Nice Job as always. Maybe a little Johnson’s Paste wax would have let the jigs run more smoothly. Thanks again !!!
Thanks. That would have been a good idea
Very informative narration, when I need to take a course I want someone like you to be the instructor. Great job, thanks for sharing.
That’s awesome to hear! Thanks so much!
what is the kind of oil or wax that you use ? is it coconut oil or olives oil or what ?
It’s cutting board oil which is mineral oil and other kinds of oils