Woodturning: A Walnut Four Legged Square Bowl
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- Today's project is to see if making a four legged square bowl on the lathe is easier than the winged bowl I made ( • Woodturning: Why it's ... ) previously. You'll have to watch the video to find out, but it did turn out really nicely!
I hope you enjoy this video. Please let me know if there is a project you'd like to see me make and I will do my best to do it. Thank you for all the support you have shown me and the channel!
Job 19:25 (NIV)
I know that my redeemer lives, and that in the end he will stand on the earth.
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Great work! Beautiful piece! The more I watch wood turners the more I see they are artists!
Thank you very much Bob! I don't know if I would put myself in that category, but I really appreciate you saying it. I'm amazed by the talent you can find on TH-cam. - Ed
When Ed says he doesn't know what he's doing, do NOT believe him! Fine work Mr. Parker!
Thank you very much Stuart! Both my uncle and my grandfathers were good with their hands so maybe it's in the genes. Have a blessed day! - Ed
It’s always uplifting to see someone delighting in doing something beautiful. Nice job.
Thank you David! I get such delight that I stare at the same piece of wood, for sometimes months, then go create something. I often think back on that journey. It's an amazingly therapeutic process. Have a blessed day! - Ed
Wolf Ridge Woodworking I started turning three weeks ago. There is a lot to learn!
Ed, loved the video. I mostly do traditional and segmented bowls, but your video inspired me to try one of these. I used an 8"x8"x2" piece of curly birch that I had laying around and I was able to make a decent bowl on my first try on this last day of 2023. Pretty scary stuff and I don't think I will do another for awhile, but worth the effort.
That's great! I haven't turned anything like this since this one. I had to really slow down my movements and kept making sure that I kept my fingers out of the way. - Ed
Good work. I appreciate this work of yours, thanks for this idea!
Thank you Rob! - Ed
I love it, Ed! It’s great!
Thank you Shaun! - Ed
Beautiful work once again!! I truly respect your tenacity. Keep the videos coming!!
Thank you very much Michael! You are very kind. Have a blessed day! - Ed
Good evening.
I loved this project. Your talked me into giving it a try. Thank you.
Peace
Thank you! Definitely give it a go, but watch your fingers. I was nervous the whole time I was turning it. - Ed
Glad to know I’m not the only one has trouble with the bowl gouges. Looks awesome. Great job.
Thank you David! I keep trying and watching what other are doing, but I think it's just more practice that is needed to get that comfort level. I still have a way to go. I wish you well in your journey! Have a blessed day! - Ed
I did enjoy watching this and think that the video editing with the very relaxing and enjoyable music in the background makes it an even more awesome video! Thank you for producing it! The bowl looks gorgeous!
That is an awesome looking project!
Thank you Mike! - Ed
Nice project!
Thanks for the metric conversions mate
bloody well done
A very beautiful bowl.
Thank you Harry! - Ed
Great job! I’m going to try one this weekend! Thank you!
Thank you Kevin! How did it turn out? - Ed
Good job, Ed. Looks great.
Thank you Tom! - Ed
Perfectly nice work 👍
Thank you Azan! - Ed
Beautiful job.
Thank you! - Ed
Very nicely done, Ed. That is a bowl that you will treasure! Thanks for sharing the idea!
Thank you Gord! My problem is that I treasure everyone of them and can't seem to sell them. I'm overrun with bowls in the house and my wife said that I have to sell them. Looks like I'm headed to Esty soon. I've got to keep her happy! ha ha - Ed
That’s one nice 👍 walnut bowl looks like a pro Job. Thanks
Thank you Raul.....you are very kind! Have a blessed day! - Ed
I think it’s absolutely beautiful and I really like that you don’t think you’re the smartest are the best . I will learn a lot from you thank you for sharing
Thank you for those kind word Randy. I still consider myself a novice and I'm just trying to help others with what I've learned. That's the reason I show the projects that are a success. We learn both from the successes as well as the failures. - Ed
A Brilliant piece of workmanship!
Cheers, Bram
Thank you very much Bram! - Ed
A beautiful work!
Thank you! - Ed
Nice clear explanations. Thank you.
Thank you so much Sam! - Ed
200mm. Beautiful bowl. Work of art.
Thank you very much! You are very kind. - Ed
After watching your video I made one very similar to yours. While power sanding under the legs I caught a finger nail and tore it off. I haven't completed it yet. I've been shying away from it because of past experience, but I watched the video again and I feel empowered to complete it now. Nice job.
Dang sorry to hear about the nail! I was very nervous while I was turning that part. I haven't made one since this one. - Ed
Long over that, but I still haven't finisher that piece!
That looks awesome ed. I always learn something when I watch your channel.
Thank you so much Lynn! You saying that makes me feel so good. Have a blessed day! - Ed
Very good
Awesome. Great job. You’re right once in a while, a good adventure, but not all the time. Cheers,
Thank you Noel! Have a blessed day! - Ed
Really nice!!!
Thank you! - Ed
What a masterpiece you made ! Also really like the structure of the walnut tree
Thank you so much Yury! I agree that the grain was really nice. - Ed
That turned out great, Ed! Well done!
Thank you very much David! - Ed
Looks great, Ed. Keep on experimenting - that's the road to success. Stay well. Bill
Thank you very much Bill! Have a blessed day! - Ed
Good idea and wonderful working, thank you for your video,👍👍
Thank you very much! Have a blessed day! - Ed
Looks great.
Thank you! - Ed
It is a really beautiful bowl that looks quite noble. I still "love" your videos, Ed!
Thank you very much! I'm very happy that people enjoy watching my videos. Have a blessed day! - Ed
That will be my next project really nice work!!!!!!
Thank you Keith! It was really fun to make. - Ed
I really enjoyed the video, and the music
Thank you very much! - Ed
Unique!
Thank you! - Ed
Beautiful bowl, I like the wood colour, great job,thanks for sharing 🤗
Thank you! - Ed
@@WolfRidgeWoodworking Cheers 😊
Belíssima peça! Parabéns pelo seu trabalho.
Thank you! - Ed
I often switch between carbide and traditional. I'm also more comfortable with carbide, but traditional tools do give me a great tool finish. Nice work, Ed.
Thank you very much! I find they do for me also. I don't know what it is, but I have such a difficult time with the gouge when truing up the roundness of the piece at the beginning. The bottom and inside are not too bad unless it gets deep and then I have to revert to the carbides. - Ed
Looks great brother!
Thank you Eric! - Ed
Good job Ed! 👍🇺🇸
Thank you Cortland! - Ed
Great bowl!!👍
Thank you! - Ed
Great job.
Thank you Dean! - Ed
i like it great job
Thank you Jim! - Ed
Nice job, those 4 legged bowls can be tough, especially on the knuckles! A little advice, rub the bevel whenever you use your bowl gouge, except when u e shear scraping with it! I promise u will really see a difference in the cuts u make and the ease of using a bowl gouge! I started with carbide as well and haven’t pick up a carbide tool in 2 years since I was told to run the bevel of the bowl gouge. Way less sanding to, once u get it down a bit!! Good luck and keep up the good work!
Parabéns, interessante e bela peça
I like it .I will try to make the same. Thanks Ed
Thank you! I look forward to seeing your video! - Ed
That’s a great looking piec. I have some black walnut that I could use for that. Great job.
Thank you for watching! - Ed
Hi Ed, Brag as much as you want as you deserve the praise. I have never tried one of these as I like my knuckles where they are. That was a great piece of turning with great camera angles as well. Brilliant work Ed. Take care my friend. cheers, Huw
Thank you so much Huw! Have a blessed day! - Ed
Muchas felicidades por compartir sus conocimientos
It is my pleasure! - Ed
Hi Ed, thats a great looking bowl/dish my friend! Very cool how the bottom just clears the table. Good job buddy!
Thank you very much Bruce! It was a bunch of work, but it's one of my favorites. I think I say that for everyone of them I make. I'm sure you know what I mean. You turn some beautiful pieces! Have a blessed day! - Ed
Love it I may courage to try one someday ❤️
Thank you! - Ed
Hi Ed, that bowl turned out well in the end, which is what counts. Nice job. I think I will try a few more regular bowls for my channel before taking on a winged bowl. Thanks for sharing, Rob.
Thank you Rob! I just subscribed and look forward to watching what you make. Have a blessed day! - Ed
@@WolfRidgeWoodworking Thank you Ed, I appreciate each subscriber.The maker/ wood working community is so supportive. Keep well, Rob.
Very nice, I haven't gotten the nerve yet to try this. Now that I have seen this video, I am ready to give it a whirl.
Thank you Mark! You should definitely give it a try. Just keep telling yourself "keep my fingers behind the tool rest". Have a blessed day! - Ed
Day you learn something is a successful day.
I completely agree Tony! - Ed
Fantastico!!👏👏👏
Thank you Giuseppe! - Ed
Nice looking bowl, Ed!
Billy
Thank you very much Billy! - Ed
Great looking bowl. I don’t think I’ve ever seen someone sand a bowl, or a least part of it, with a multi tool, I will have to keep that in mind for some future projects.
Thank you Scott! I had never thought about using it before, but it was great and I might use it more in the future for some of those more stubborn spots. - Ed
Very nice 👍
Thank you! - Ed
Man I thought you said it would be easier. That was a lot of work. But for your first 4 legged bowl, I think it looks fantastic. You've impressed me again, (like it never stops). At least at this exact moment, there are no thumbs down. 96 to 0. Take care Ed, stay safe.
Thank you Paul! I think either way I've done this type of bowl is a lot of work. I really like the results either way. - Ed
It's gorgeous Ed! Peace, Paige C.
Thank you very much Paige! Have a blessed day! - Ed
Hey Ed, I saw a guy glue wood on when making these bowls, he glued all four sides then cut into a circle on the bandsaw. Worked well, no cutting air,
That’s the best way and a lot safer. You just cut the waste block off with the band saw.
Thank you Michael! Someone commented with a TH-cam video showing a safer method. I will give that a try. - Ed
Nice job Ed. I’m going to try my hand at this today with a piece of mahogany. Wish me luck.
Thank you John! How did it turn out? - Ed
Great job, I can’t do jobs like this because I get all the way to the end and something bad happens, a corner breaks off or something like that
Thank you James! I was very very nervous while I was turning it. - Ed
Parabéns, ficou muito boa e bonita peca
Cool
Thank you! - Ed
Não sei seu idioma mas compreendi a perfeição do seu trabalho é maravilhoso parabéns
Muito obrigado! Tenha dia abençoado! - Ed
@@WolfRidgeWoodworking obrigado
Pode se gabar sim ficou muito bom ; ótimo abraço
Thank you very much! - Ed
Perfect 🐒❤️👍🔥🔥🔥
Thank you! - Ed
I did't take it as bragging. It does look good. I've never had the guts to try a bowl like that, but eventually, I will.
Thank you so much Douglas! - Ed
Very nice how you embellished God’s creation 👍🏽✌🏽🖖🏽
Thank you very much Jesse! Have a blessed day! - Ed
Oh my word Ed, that is stunning. Thank you. Do you do woodturning part time or full time? Take care as always
Thank you so much Val! I'm only able to get in the shop and turn one project a week and it's for TH-cam. I really wish that I had more time to get out there though. Have a blessed day Val! - Ed
I made one of those about 6 years ago but it cracked as I was finishing it Great design though but a little bit weak.
Thank you Robert! I was very worried about one of the wings coming off because it got very thin. Luckily it held together. - Ed
Krásná práce 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻 to dřevo je čerstvé nebo sušené?🤔
Děkuju! Dřevo bylo sušeno v peci. - Ed
Al you should brag it brilliant and I know how hard they are to do
You should have a look at making one with 3 legs
Thank you! I really appreciate it! - Ed
Nice video but I did not see how you did the cut outs for the legs
I started shaping them at the 3:48 mark. I hope that helps. - Ed
Excellent job Ed its gorgeous, hey look up Rebel Turner he does a awesome job on wing bowls check it out , take care stay safe god bless
Thank you Donald! I will check his channel out. Have a blessed day brother! - Ed
Would you ever be able to make one that could hold 10 gallons of water?
Hmmm I don't think so. - Ed
@@WolfRidgeWoodworking all good it was worth a shot
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Thank you! - Ed
Great content but a little much on talking. Most who watch know how to measure and convert. You have great stuff and a good brand. Play to the audience who loves what you do.
Thank you for the feedback! I get comments saying that I don't say enough and you're not the first one to say that I talk too much. My wife would tend to agree with you. ha ha. I try to balance things out and when I do talk, I make sure that it's short and sweet. Try being the key word. Take care. - Ed
A while before you make another video?????????
It's been so long since I made that video so I'm not sure what I said. - Ed
See, that didn't hurt. Not too shabby for your first four winged bowl. Great Job!! However, I don’t buy the notion of your expressing some inexperience turning. I see nothing but professionalism in your turnings.
The marks around the bottom of the bowl looked to be burnishing marks from the tool. Lighten up on the pressure and take smaller bites. Turning at to low rpm could be the cause of those marks, as well. You want to turn +1000 rpm. Gotta keep the rpm high with carbide tools when turning. This is particularly true when turning the wings to minimize tear out and smoother turning.
Nothing wrong with using carbide on the project. Even seasoned wood turners will use carbide to make the job easier. As you become more proficient with a gouge, reduced sanding will result. However, be careful with the gouge where things get narrow towards the top of the back side. You'll get a bad catch. Small round carbide should do the trick here. Also watch your fingers around those spinning wings. You can lose or break a finger very quickly being hit by one or more. Other than this, I say NICE JOB!!! KEEP THOSE WOOD SHAVINGS FLYING.
There is a video somewhere on TH-cam that shows how to turn these bowls much easier by using sacrificial wool glued to your blank. It prevents injury from the rotating feet. If I can locate the video, I will post the link here provided TH-cam does not remove it.
Here is the link: th-cam.com/video/NL6b_vfvZZA/w-d-xo.html
Thank you very much for the feedback. I will check out that video. Have a blessed day! - Ed
Stop the process once in awhile to show work
Thank you for the feedback! - Ed