Turning a Ring Bowl with Carbide Tools - Craft Market Series - Episode 1
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 ต.ค. 2024
- This week I am turning small ring bowls on the lathe for the upcoming craft market season. I use 8/4 scraps of kiln dried material I have laying around the shop, so there is no material cost to me for these. They are quick to turn and a lot of fun. I am also experimenting with color on some.
I primarily use carbide tools due to convenience. I am no expert but hope to give at least a few pointers in this video for those of you who may be interested.
Please check out SJWoodworks here on TH-cam for a much more in depth look at the variety and use of carbide tools. I have learned at lot from his videos and he is a great resource.
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All of my tools are from either Easy Wood Tools or Harrison Specialties.
Please check out my other projects here on TH-cam and check me out on my other social media pages, as well (links below).
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Intro Music
Banjo Short by Audionautix is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license (creativecommon...)
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Those are cute! I normally hate paint on good wood but that is really interesting! Nice work man!
+Wood By Wright Thanks James. I wasn't keen on painting it either but my wife talked me into it and I think it turned out pretty nice.
Great video! but I'd suggest a couple of changes. It would be great if you'd mention the rpm used and give a glance at the tool. You mention what you're using but I'm 80 and my best hearing days are long gone so it's difficult to hear over the music sound track, which I enjoyed. Thanks.
Thank you for an informative video. Would you list the tools and where you got them?
HI,
great job on the small bowl. Quick question though. I recently picked up the round carbide tool. When I try and hollow out a bowl like you did i get nothing but catches. Not sure why as I am holding as you are. Any suggestion as to why this may be happening ? Thanks and keep up the good work.
This video has been out for a few days over a year and I think I've watched it about 500+ times. It's so inspiring and down to earth. You've got quite the knack for teaching and explanation. I hope you make more!!!
Nice work on the ring bowls.💍
Beautiful! Thank you.
Nice job Nate on the project and video. One day I hope to get a lathe. I see you have a Rikon, are you pleased with it and would you buy it again? I have no idea which ones are good for the price. I would probably buy a HF model to start off with because of the cost. Oh yeah, and I'd buy one of those ring bowls if I walked past you at that market so good on ya. Nice use of scrap and good profit margin!
+Mike Kapotsy thanks Mike! I'm very happy with the Rikon. I think it is a great value. I wish I would've shelled out a little more and got something with variable speed. Check out Penn State Industries, I hear their lathes are a great value as well.
Nice work, Nate. I do like the painted inside. Did you lacquer the painted surface too?
+Sean Rubino thanks, that was my wife's idea. I didn't lacquer the inside because I wasn't sure how it would react with the fresh acrylic and I didn't want it to yellow at all with age. I think the acrylic will cure hard enough to be sufficiently durable for the bowl's purpose. What do you think?
+Nate Crilly probably right. I am not familiar with acrylic paint. Clear spray lacquer doesn't yellow though. Shellac will but not lacquer. That's why it is a guitar finish.
+Sean Rubino Thanks for the info! Just getting into lacquer, I've always been a wiping varnish guy. Lacquer is just so quick and convenient.
what type of wood was that.
Great video! I love the form, proportions, and choice of color for the interior of the bowl.
+The American Craftsman Workshop Thanks Todd, I'm really pleased with it!
how do you avoid making those scratch lines when you sand? Can't seem to finish a piece of wood without sanding lines...
great work man, i'm liking your videos. I hope you do more some day
How did sales go at the farmers market? I feel like $15 is kinda low.
Love that pop of colour!!! Turned out great!
+Mac n Wood Thanks for watching Ryan!
very nice job nate..great project
+Rocky Phillips Thanks for watching Rocky!
Great work Nate! Another nice video!
+donny carter Thanks Donny, can't wait to see your segmented turning!
+Nate Crilly me too! :)
nice work Nate! love the look.
+SouthernGinger Thanks!
I just got into turning myself. What type of chuck are you using? I really like the paint on the inside. Sets the look apart
+Timothy Wood I use a Nova G3 chuck with 1"(25mm) jaws. And thanks, I'm really happy with the look of the paint.
Nice work Nate!
+GuysWoodshop Thanks Guy, really appreciate you watching!
What's the sandpaper you used for sanding through 800grit? The sort of sun shaped ones.
+Lucien Lasocki They are made by New Wave. You can get them in most woodworking stores or just about all of the online shops.
oh walnut got it thanks
15 bucks a piece ? i would like to see who will pay, please post a video with them paying for it :)
I want one!
+jethrox812 gonna be a giveaway via Instagram when I hit 1k followers. Check me out over there!