Woodturning Bowls blanks Explained
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I wasn't intending to video this but when i started turning some blanks i thought i should explain tool control
that i use for rough bowl blanks
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Welcome to my woodturning channel, I have lots of free videos with wood turning tips and projects.
enjoy.
Hello from Texas USA. Thank you for teaching.
Robbie, this is a GREAT video on how to use the Ellsworth grind to the best advantage. Removes lots of wood fast for roughing and also does an excellent job slicing for shaping and making fine shearing cuts for finishing. One of the best demonstration of these techniques I have seen. Excellent video, thanks!!!
Rick Stonewood Arts Thanks Rick yes its a reley nice gouge to use
Great demonstration Robbie, thank you for sharing.
Take care,
Carl
Carl Jacobson Thanks Carl glad you enjoyed
Cheers Robbie
Thanks for your two videos on roughing bowl blanks -- they are the best that I have found on youtube at explaining proper tool technique. I found these videos very useful, and I appreciate the detailed explanation at each stage of the process.
An excellent demonstration Robbie, it certainly is a very effective way of roughing a bowl.
take care
Mike
Mike Waldt Thanks Mike its the fastest and easey
Loved the caution Sign at the start... the demo was AWESOME!!.... Great job as usual....
Thank you Robbie for another very instructive video.
As a keen amateur wood turner I can be on the lathe most days but one of my many weaknesses is getting the best out of using gouges.
I look forward to the next part of your upload.
Best wishes,
Alan.
Alan Simpson Thanks Alan befor you know it youll get the hang of it
don't worry i make a lot of mistakes my teacher used to say if you haven't got a big box of broking projects you are not trying hard enuff.i can tell ye i have burned allott over the years
All the best Robbie
thanks for the simple language i can understand and not running off at da mouth...cheers bro
Well done, my friend! I had the opportunity to spend a week with David Ellsworth in June ... I was amazed at how efficient his cuts and methods are.
Gerald Jensen Thanks Gerald
i would love to take one of his classes i believe they are excellent
Thank you Robbie, I have been turning almost a year now and have progressed very well. ( or so I think ) But there are several pieces missing in my education, Taking wood from log to lathe is an area I am lacking greatly in. I am very glad to see this video starting out at the wood pile and going to the lathe. Can't wait for the next one. Keep up the great work.. I really appreciate the time and trouble you go through to show us how to do things.
Love that "buzz saw" you have. Thanks for another great video.
Instructional video, Robbie.
Very interesting video, you have a very well explained.
Thank you for sharing.
Günter Schöne glad you enjoyed, Gunter
Thanks for an excellent demo, you make it look a lot easier than it is
James
Super video Robbie. Ever since you showed us how to rough turn a bowl by cutting across the grain a long time ago I've used that method and certainly don't miss getting beaten up by the wood bouncing the gouge back at me. I am very interested in the Ellsworth gouges now that you've shown just how versatile they are in good hands so that's something for me to aspire to.
Best Wishes, Brendan.
baconsoda Thanks brendan its a excellent tool when you learn how to handle it
a 3/8 gouge can work the same if it ground right 55 on the tip and ground 3/4 swept back side grind.
All the best Robbie
Robbie: It was great to get confirmation that what I am doing is correct from somebody who really knows what they are doing. Am very anxious to see the next video in this series.
Thanks;
Mark Hannum
Mark Hannum Thanks Mark i am no expert i just show what i know :-)
Take care Robbie
Excellent tutorial Robbie. Thanks for sharing!
Alex Pettigrew Thanks Alex
Great video Robbie and very well explained. The last bowl I roughed out the gouge was bouncing out on me as I had the handle down like you described in the video. I'm going to give this a go for the other half of the log when I get a chance to turn it.
Thanks for the lesson and sharing.
Martin.
Martin Boyle take it slow until you get the hang of it
I will hopefully get round to it soon. Will let you know how it works out.
Excellent tutorial, Robbie. I learned a couple of things, as I do whenever I watch you turn. Thanks for sharing your knowledge.
Take care,
.....Gord
Gord Rock Thanks Gord
Great video Robbie, very informative and helpful. Many thanks.
Mark Garth Thank you Mark
Very good info as usual Robbie. Thanks for sharing with us.
Take care, Dave
David Morgan Thank you David
Enjoyed the video Robbie,many thanks, Steve
Thanks for the video and walk through your process.
You are a great teacher in our learning more of the practice of wood turning. How expensive is the One Way tool for turning more that one bowl out of a blank? Thanks for your sharing.
Another great tutorial Robbie, very well demonstrated and explained,
Thank you.
Harry
The Little Garden Shed Workshop Thanks Harry
Well done, my friend! I had the opportunity to spend a week with David Ellsworth in June ... I was amazed at efficient his cuts and methods are.
Great Video. I had a problem with the accent, and was going to move onto another video. I am so glad I didn't. So much valuable info in this video. I am keeping it in my watch later. Thanks for posting
Great video Robbie, Looking forward to the hollowing out video.
All the best
Tony
***** Thanks Tony i better make a start on it :)
Really miss you and your videos Robbie. I do hope you are keeping as well and healthy as you can possibly be.
Thanks for sharing this very informative and useful tutorial with us Robbie.
Chris.
Christopher Fisher Thank you Chris
Brilliant video, looking forward to the hollowing out part, and jeez can that chisel chew through the wood... like a hot knife through butter!! Keep it up sir!!
skyeboatyboy be jeez it's a lethal gouge :-)
Great video Robbie!!! In just a few minutes I learned what I have been doing wrong with the gouge. Thank you so much for the very detailed video. The wood is so awesome also.
Plus your butterfly friend was so cool.
Really dude that was one of the best videos ever. It's always great to see your work.
Take care my friend and do a kindness
Mark
MARK Baid Thanks Mark glad its being of some help for you
yep i an having a big hatch of butterflies in the shop
All the best Robbie
Great technique Robbie! Thank you for sharing mate! Cheers! Daniel
Daniel Vilarino Thanks Daniel
Superb tutorial Robbie !! very informative and interesting !!
great video and thanks for sharing
All the best Bram
Brams shed Thank you Brams
Robbie, I very much appreciate your approach to turning and especially your comments regarding safety. Very appropriate. I just found your site and have started watching your videos. I lived and worked in Ireland in the mid-90's for 2 1/2 yrs so I recognized you were Irish immediately! Are you from the Dubin area? North Dublin, perhaps? My ear for the accents is not as sharp as it used to be when I could pick up a Dub, or a Cork or Kerry man when I lived there. Cheers
Thanks Robbie. A very useful tutorial.
I can't help thinking that you could use a chainsaw stand like Sam Angelo; stretching like that didn't look overly safe or comfortable. 👍
I'd spotted from a few of your videos that you swap hands for a better cut. I've started doing the same and after the initial strange feeling I'm starting to see results.
Cheers,
Ben
Great instructional video as usual, you are pleasure to watch and learn from.
Paul Lewis
Paul Lewis Thanks Paul
Thanks for all that information Robbie.
Frank Hiebert more to come Frank
Hi again Robbie another well explained and demonstrated video. Just a couple of questions, you said you threw some spalted shavings over the blanks, is this the best way of producing spalted timber! what timbers can you spalt using this method. Thanks and keep up the great work. regards, Tom.
Thomas Hart All wood can decay therefore all wood can spalt.
using shavings can work is it the best way i don't know. but the shavings you use must have spalting in them.there's a lot of information on the net and books on how to get different colours of spalting wood
Thanks for the lesson Robbie
Marc Dubuc Muziqjazz Thanks Marc
Marc Dubuc Muziqjazz Thanks Marc
Thanks for video Robbie. The book Ellsworth on Woodturning - How a Master Creates Bowls, Pots, and Vessels is well worth a read if you like using the Ellsworth grind as I do.
Niall Dempsey Thanks Niall its a excellent book
Man that gouge can cut!! you made me want to betray my other 5/8th gouge... do these need a special kind of grinding to keep their profile? If I got the gouge will I need to invest is some elaborate grinding jig just to keep it sharp? That was a nice demonstration Robbie, thank you!! (also, that blank moth flying around, I thought it was a small bat it first...).
Yuval.
Yuval Lahav lol Yuval it was a butterfly i have allot of hatching out in the shop at the moment.
the gouge has 55 on the tip and ground 3/4 swept back side grind.
it will work on a 3/8 gouge
T
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Hi robbie! I thought I commented on this when it was posted but I must not've. Great video lots of good info! Btw was that a carter and sons tool at 12:26?
Best regards,
Peter
Robbie, many thanks for a lovely, very informative video. Question...where can I buy clear shellac?
im wondering what lathe to buy, i would rather save up and get a proper one instead o growing out of one and buying twice.. thanks from co armagh bro...
Hi,
I am wondering what chainsaw you would recommend for cutting out bowl blanks,
Thanks
Thanks for sharing, very interesting.
Cheers.
Mauro
Very informative Robbie! ;>) Now it was hard to tell, but i don't think your butterfly was wearing a face shield! ;>) That variable speed is the one thing that I wish my lathe had... ah well! I guess I will just have to turn slowly... faster! ;>) Thanks for sharing Larry
The Tiny Trailer Workshop Thanks Larry yep the poor little bugger nearly got sucked out the extractor
i let her out the door and another one turned up later wherning a biker's helmet lol
I'm surprised all that beech hadn't split and ruined if it's been out there for five years Robbie, or had you painted the end originally?
Cheers
Tom
Tom Stratton Hi tom had ends sealed and it was under 0ld clot and carpet to keep it moist and let the fungus grow
Good idea... I'll experiment with a few blanks over the coming years!
Cheers
Tom
Robbie, I meant ....where can I buy clear shellac in Ireland?
+Sean Duffy
if you live dublin area
Thomas st ring them
www.mrcb.ie/
Love your videos rob .pitty u dont live near Sallins ,I could learn a lot from ya ,have you a Facebook page .
Paul connolly Thanks Paul no Facebook sorry
Robbie, thanks so much for this video, I learned a great deal from watching. I can see why Stephen Ogle speaks so highly of your videos. Now to watch part 2. Cheers, Gord
Good to see that the WoodPrix has new instructions to save my money and energy to build it.
Sorry mate.Just about peed myself from the noise of the sped up chain saw.Other than that good video of basic skills.