Wood turning - Pine Fruit Bowl
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 มิ.ย. 2021
- It has been just over a year since I bought my lathe. I started with a couple of pine projects, so I thought that I would use pine as a benchmark for how far I have progressed over that year.
I absolutely loved making this bowl, it is one of my biggest yet, at 11.5 inches by 2.5 inches. There is something very satisfying turning a bowl from bland and basic materials.... Although the price of CLS timber is going crazy at the moment!
Enjoy!!!
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The grain in pine is really under rated! Looks great!
Totally agree, pine can be very rewarding!😀
nice and beautiful use of material , used your vid to make my own
Thank you very much for sharing. I'm really pleased that my ideas are helping you! ❤👍
Very nice job. I appreciate you posting the item list. I am learning and that really helps. I haven't yet tried a bowl but that is next. Peace be with you
You are very welcome. Good luck with your projects
Very nice mate, amazing what you can do with just some CLS. That's why I never throw my off cuts away.
Off cuts are the best! Thanks for watching 👍
You turned pine into an awesome bowl. I think I will give it a try. Keep turning and sharing. Awesome art you turn!!!!!!😎
Big thank you! Cheers! 😀👍
Great looking bowl. The grain in the pine looks great
Thanks 👍
Nice job & a good looking pine bowl. ✅
Glad you like it. Thanks for watching 😎👍
WOW, from site timber to a fruit bowl, the grain is stunning. A lot of TH-camrs are starting to use pine, under used as only a softwood but can be stunning when used right. Thanks for sharing
Thank you so much for the comments! Glad you enjoyed it 😎👍
I just did one of these using 2x4 and some 3/16 in walnut strips. About 11" wide. Thanks for the idea!
Sounds like a great contrast! Always happy to share ideas 😎👍
Great job!
Thank you! Cheers! 😃👍
So pretty, beautiful job.
Wow, thank you!
Pine normally doesn't look that good but I think this one looks beautiful! Take care and GOD BLESS!
Totally agree about pine. Thank you very much 👍😊
Beautiful
Thank you 😊
Looks awesome. 😊💕🇺🇸
Thank you very much 😊👍
Verry pretty
Thank you for watching ❤👍
Nice video and nice bowl!
Pine tears out pretty easy so congratulations for the smooth cutting!👍
Yes, thank you. Pine is much harder to work with than many people think. Cheers 😎👍
Well done.
Thank you very much 👍😊
Such beauty from dead wood.
Thank you so much. 😊👍
Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for watching!
Nice bowl!
Thank you very much 👍
Thats really good
Thank you
Nice work
Thank you very much 🙂👍
Thanks for sharing, looks great. Full View and Like 👍
Many thanks 😊
Fellow Wood turner here. Just subscribed awsome job man. I really liked how that turned out. Impressive. Its nice and relaxing to turn hunks of wood into something unique.
Awesome, thank you! 🙂👍
Superb clip like
Thank you very much 👍😀
great pine bowl are no tear out
Thanks. Yes it’s one of my best yet!
Hello, it was a pleasant video, congratulations, I wish you continued success
Huge thanks. Stay safe 👍😊
Wax off.... I was waiting for it. :D Nice job.
Glad you liked it!😃
Very nice.
Thank you very much 😊
Great job! I made a couple of those for my Mrs, I finished mine with fire and liming wax.
Sounds great! 😎👍🔥
nice
Thank you 👍
Nice 👍.
Thank you! Cheers!😀
Nice
Thank you 😃👍
With the price of lumber these days, the wood must of cost you a fortune.🤣 great looking bowl. Every time I make one from pine, someone wants it the next day.
🤣yes, but luckily that was from an off cut bought 6 months ago. It really is crazy the cost now. Thanks for watching 👍😊
belíssimo trabalho parabéns🇧🇷🇧🇷👍👍👏👏👊👊🥰💯
muito obrigado - Thank you 😎😃😊👍
Super.
Thank you 🙏 😊👍
excellent - exotic woods are not necessary for attractive work
Thank you very much. I totally agree!😎👍
super tare
Thank you 😊
Looks great and with the price of lumber these these day that's an expensive bowl.
Very true! 😂👍
Great looking bowl, tool rest looks good can you give me details please
I'm in the UK, so this is the Amazon link I used (It arrived in just over 2 weeks) amzn.to/3pswunK
How has it held up since turning? I've never had much luck with construction glue ups after the seasons change.
Pretty good really. Being kiln dried pine it's surprisingly stable.
Can get offcuts quite cheap usually. Also your gouge looks burnt as hell! try dipping it in water regularly if doing a reshape
Well spotted. Yes, I messed up the grind on that gouge. Thanks for watching 👍
@@RDMWoodturning I just tried this exact same thing, but 6 inches deep. Problem is I only have a 10inch diameter lathe. So instead of the salad bowl I was hoping for I ended up with a plant pot XD
Beautiful piece!
I have a question though. I understand pine is a very soft wood but how does cutting out that little disk in the center bottom center and putting the glue in it help, especially during the middle of turning the bottom? I could understand strengthening it before mounting the piece it to turn the inside but why did you do it when you did? I’m confused.. 🤔🤷🏻♀️
Thanks for watching. I strengthen the mortise early in the process with pine, in order to allow maximum time for the CA Glue to penetrate and harden. I have had far too many pine projects split when mounting on the chuck when hollowing out. 😊
... отличная получилась талерка, но по моему посуду лучше делать из лиственных пород дерева!!!
Спасибо. Я согласен с лиственной древесиной. В этом проекте больше использовался лом сосны. Спасибо за просмотр.
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Thank you ❤😃❤
My adventure with the tree began with projects from Woodprix.
Thank you for watching 😎
@@RDMWoodturning OK brother ! 👍
Nice work! Did you plane your lumber before glueing? You got very nice clean glue joints. Cheers
I didn't, although probably should have. As it was CLS construction lumber, it was kiln dried and factory planed first, so I took my chances.
What lathe do you use - and would you recommend it? I'm looking to get into woodturning as a hobby/side hustle, but not sure if I need to go all out when purchasing my first lathe...
Hi. I have a Charnwood 824. I think it was around £450. Great lathe. Features I like are heavy, variable speed and Rev counter. Other brands/ models are out there, but I really couldn’t comment on their merits. Good luck
@@RDMWoodturning thanks for the info. I've heard good things about charnwood lathes and have a couple bookmarked already. 😎
Where did you get the sanding sealer? I couldn't find the sanding sealer at Amazon or somewhere else?
I'm in the UK. Here is the Amazon link that I use amzn.to/3quHAIs
Awesome work! What size bowl gouge are you using?
5/8 of an inch (13mm). Thanks for watching
great job.
where do you get th sanading sealer?
I got this tub from Amazon amzn.to/3quHAIs Thanks for watching
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Hi what is that circular tool with Handel that you use for sanding??
Bowl Sanding tool amzn.to/3s4eJvg Thanks 😃
How long do I wait for wax after sanding sealer?
Minutes. The sealer cures in under a minute. Thanks for watching 👍😊
How can you determine the pine is not pressure treated?
I bought kiln dried not pressure treated. Usually pressure treated is green in colour. Thanks for watching 👍
@@RDMWoodturning Thank you.
It looks like you've blued the end of your bowl gouge during sharpening... it has lost its tempering and won't hold a decent edge for long...😬
Yes, it's on the way out - lasted over a year of very regular use. I've got a new Hamlet 3/8 bowl gouge ordered!
Nice work
Thank you! Cheers! 😃👍