Bowl Gouge Basics 101 ~ Rough Turning a Bowl
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This week I decided to put up a video on the techniques of the bowl gouge. I covered a push cut, a pull cut, a sheer scraping cut, a finishing cut, and how I sharpen my bowl gouge. If you have any questions, feel free to ask in the comments below! Thank you for watching and please subscribe! - แนวปฏิบัติและการใช้ชีวิต
I like the picture behind the lathe. Thanks for this very informative video.
You are a teacher because you give understanding to those listening. I learned from you because of that. Thanks
After watching countless videos by other "professional" woodturners, I haver to say that your demonstration and explanation of the use of the bowl gouge was extremely clear and understandable. Showing that gouge do all of the work from beginning to end has given me inspiration to try bowls again. Great video! Thanks Peter...
I am brand new to woodturning and turned my first practice bowl a day ago. Your video is very informative and has provided a lot of insight into what I am doing wrong with my technique. Not only that, but your positive encouragement is also very refreshing. Thank you.
Man, I watched a bunch of videos on bowl turning and bowl gouges and this was the best for a beginner, thanks for taking the time to explain it so well. I almost didn't click on it because of the length but there was no fluff and it was well worth the time, I like your style!
Best video I’ve watched. Turning for three years and learned some new tricks. Thanks.
Hey! I am very new to wood turning and have been watching several videos on how to use the tools. I just came across yours today and I must say that I have learned more on your video for the bowl gouge than the others. The way you have explained things and shown close ups simplified it and made it easier and I now see what I have been doing wrong. Thank you! I will definitely be watching the others!
Best video I've seen on the subject, all the camera angles really help the viewer to understand the angle/rotation of the tool. Thanks.
Excellent instruction!!! I searched a lot of videos on this subject and yours is exactly what I needed. Many thanks!!
Absolutely fantastic tutorial, I'm 55, and very new to wood turning. I have been looking at many other videos about how to use the different tools, yours is the best by far. My only suggestion is (if you can) ditch your fluro lights on your videos - that is the source of the light/dark slow flicker on some of the close ups.
Thanks for a great tutorial. I'm a lefty trying to learn to turn right handed. This video gave me the confidence to leave my Easy Wood Tools behind and find my footing with the bowl gouge.
Best intro to bowl gouge video I've seen yet. Subbed!
Was really getting catches until I reviewed your push cut explanation and started getting nice ribbons of wood shavings when I did what you said. Was so happy I went to your ebay and bought a piece.
Hi Peter
Thank you for your video it was a great help to me as I'm just starting to turn I have no idea why there is thumbs down his young & very smart you try & put a video out there thats my little rant be safe
Regards
Steve UK London
Great No nonsense advice, I jumped in thinking it was easy, golly did I get a shock, catch after catch, after watching this its time to go and practice, great video, thanks
Very informative. I appreciate your taking the time to record and post the video.
+Christopher Johnson Thank you!
Peter
Peter, this is the best instructional video I have watched on the Tube. Like some of the other comments you do an excellent job explaining and most importantly clearly showing the tool presentation. That is something that is most often missing when someone is showing techniques. I just subscribed “2020” to you you channel and plan on viewing more of your great work. Thanks for sharing. 👍
You have a great way of clearly explaining how to preform the cuts. I learned a lot! Thanks!
I agree.
you are a very talented young man and you have helped me a lot thank you very much. Keep up the excelent info.
A great job. Well done.
very helpful! one of the better videos I have seen so far.
What a brilliant video! so well explained - a really great tutorial with beginners in mind, well done Peter, regards, Tony.
Excellent video Peter, learned a lot, I have just bought my first lathe and need to learn all these tips. Thanks for sharing.
Very nice presentation on the bowl gouge for us new to the Tool. Good close ups of the Tool being presented to the wood. Now I just need to practice👍
This was an awsome tutorial.first time i learned about danger of roughing gaugekeep it up
Great video, I appreciate all the detail as I am new to turning - many other tutorials assume that you know the details that most beginners do not. Thanks!
Mike K i
Good video with lots of useful information, well done and everything well explained. Too many try to talk over the lathe running, and I wind up wondering if what they had to say was worth much to start. I think I learned a lot from this.
That is one great video! Thank you so much! Looking forward to the next video.
I am 55 and will be retiring in a few years and just started turning. I have viewed several videos and this one was very helpful. Thanks and oozing forward to more.
Great video, a lot of good info and you made it easy to follow.
Grate tutorial indeed. Congratulations for the clear detail explanations and for the level of skill you've reached. God bless..
+Marcos Baldin Thank you!
Peter
Man you have such smooth cuts. I am just learning and struggling with that. Great video.
Good video, I had no idea about the differences in the tang and picked up a few other tips. I'm new to turning and this video was very helpful.
Thanks Peter, that's a well done and informative video.
Man how old are you? You explain techniques better than people 3times your age, ive only been turning a short while and your videos have been a big help to me :)
John Bongiovanni haha I was I think 15 when I made this.
Excellent video. Entertaining and informative. Thank you for sharing.
great video peter, being new to turning i found this video very useful with some great tips, very helpful and informative
Great Job! So many videos show you how they made something, You teach and very well,,Thanks!!
Very good video with a lot of useful information for beginners
Thanks
+icespeckledhens Thank you!
Peter
Best video explanation I have seen thanks!
Great information Peter and a very well made video.
All the best
Tony
***** Thank you Tony!
Very good clear info. Thanks
Pete really good video, nice job
Thanks mate, learned a lot and enjoyed your video. Rab.
Nice tutorial. I'm new to woodturning so this was very helpful!
+Warren Naai Thank you Warren!
Peter
Outstanding video.
Excellent method of teaching! Keep it up!
+Cashius Myers Thank you!
Excellent video. TYVM!
I use Trader Joe's bags also. Thanks for the demo, I learned something.
Good video,clear and concise information,thanks and well done...........
EXCELLENT VIDEO !
nice video. Keep up the good work
Vey nice tutorial and good useful information
Thanks for sharing
Albert
Al Furtado Thank you Albert!
many thanks for the comprehensive explanation. getting my first bowl gouge this week so it was great to have come across your video today. cheers from Portugal
Peter, a scrapper should be used at an angel below 90 Deg. Also it cuts with a burr not the formed edege.
Great video
Super video! cant wait to buy my own tools, i currently turn with easy woodturning tools, but want to try thees kinds, as they seem to be more fun and give a better finnish :D keep it up m8!
Very helpful
Muchas gracias, un video realmente útil e instructivo
good job peter, i subscribed good luck to your endevors. j
Hi very nice work
Excellent
Good video
Very helpful video.
+craig wallace Thank you!
Peter
Great video, I learned a lot from it, did not know the difference between a bowl gouge and a spindle gouge, you made it look so easy. Thanks!
Was that a 1/2" or 5/8" bowl gouge?
Great video Peter, thanks!
New subscriber...
Cheers
Stuart
+Stuart Clark Thanks!
Peter
hi Peter, did you re shaping the profile on the bowl gouge? i have the same one but mine doesn't look like the one you are using. mine is carter and son bowl gouge
Good video! Nice lathe looks like a nice heavy older machine, what brand is it?
That looks like a very serious and substantial lathe.
Would you supply some details of it please.
5:56 is when he starts btw.
Thank you for the advice.
Do you have to dry the wood if it comes from (for example) a Rockler already cut? Or are they already pre-dried?
very useful, i allwase thought it was ok to sue a roughing gauge on the outside but i see why i was wrong but still got way with not breaking the gauge, thnx
I've really enjoyed your video on the Bowl Gouge. Do you think you could possibly do one on Sharpening and the Grind you are using. That would be very Helpful. Thanks in advance
Jim in Stagecoach, Nevada
Jim Curnow Hi Jim thanks! I’m happy I’ve been able to help out you and so many other people. This video has had the most positive feedback out of any video I’ve ever made. I already have a video in sharpening on my channel. Just go to my channel and look back through my videos. Shouldn’t be to far in.
Good tutorial, and your classic lathe is beautiful. What make is it?
+Gregory Edwards Thanks! I don't have that lathe anymore but it was a Delta Rockwell from around the 50s/60s
And yes, I subbed.. ;)
Bravo
Do Robert sorry do a 5/8 bowl gouge because I can’t find one anywhere?
I know I'm late in this, but others may have the same question. Here in America, we measure our bowl gouges by the full diameter of the gouge. In England, they measure the distance across the top of the flutes of a bowl gouge. A 5/8" gouge in the States is the same as a 1/2" in England. Likewise, 1/2 US = 3/8 English and 3/8 US = 1/4 English. If Sorby has what they call a 5/8, that would be equivalent to 3/4 in America. Hope this helps even if a bit late.
Great video. Thanks for the helpl
Sorry, I'm new to turning, but isn't what you call a roughing gouge a spindle gouge instead?
hi. where to buy such a turning tool
Can i use a roughing gouge just to round the wood ?
never. its extremely dangerous please take my word for it and dont try it.
Thsnk you.
What type of wood lathe is that
Levi Dee that was my old delta rockwell
Inside bowl; why you lean over uncomfortable looking at your cut? Stand up comfortably and look on the opposite side to see the results of your cut can see much better and don’t hurt your body from long period uncomfortable leaning over...maybe you’ll do it when your older and your old body starts hurting
highly under-viewed video.
time is mony
For me, this is the worst tool there is. Just can't learn to use it. I can't understand how good you guys are with it.
Robert Lavoie same here
All nicely done. Seems that this particular video could've been broken up into 3-4 shorter ones. Push Cut, Pull Cut, etc. That way, someone can just learn the one technique at a time.
Great stuff. Change your camera frame rate to 24fps to eliminate the light flicker. 30 or 60fos matches the 60hz of electricity
I learned TH-cam is full of videos that provide good information. It is also full of videos that provide not so good information.
Your video is good; at least for the first 20 minutes. When you demonstrated the skew type technique using a bowl gouge and having the gouge vertical, it is a recipe for disaster and very unsafe. I showed the video to several turners who have been turning wood for 30, 40, 50 and more years, they all shuttered about using that technique. It will only take one catch and you may be singing soprano in your next video. I would not recommend to anyone to use this technique. Play it safe and ride the bevel.
Be careful in what you recommend or demonstrate in your videos. No matter how many disclaimers you put in the video, it does not absolve you from legal responsibilities when you provide unsafe information. You may end up paying a whole lot of money defending yourself in the legal system and potentially paying outlandish damages. I recommend taking this portion out of your video that otherwise provides good info.
sorry if I missed it but is your shop climate controlled