I turned this winged bowl on the lathe. I started with a 9" x 9" x 4" piece. I used Maple for the bowl, and Bark Oak for the chopsticks. If you make this project please share, you can always share your project on my website too.
Thanks for the shout out Carl. You explained the process very well. Great looking piece. There are lots of variations you can do just by altering which wings you cut off.
Carl, Great project. Came out great. Recently I came across about 20 rock maple burls from a farm down the street. I have beendoing a few bows from these. Tricky, but rewarding. Now I want to do your winged bowl from a burl. You are very adept at making do with the tools you have. ie using the d.a.sander instead of grinder. I have learned so much from you. Keep it up. I also can tell you adapted quickly to the Robust. They are the ONLY lathe. I love mine. Paul Charbonneau
+Paul Charbonneau Thank you very much Paul! I'd love to see your Winged Bowl when you're done. You're right Robust is the only lathe :-) Take care, Carl
Carl, that may be the most beautiful piece I've seen you make. I love the shape, the wood, the finish...everything about it is gorgeous! Thanks for showing us how you made it, as well.
Quite a feat you have performed there Carl. Wow that sure is some awesome wood. I just turned a dish from it and the figure is just spectacular. Hopefully I'll see you next month and I'll bring a few scraps for you. Take care my friend and do a kindness Mark
+Carl Jacobson thanks so much for putting in the rpm! It will really help me with getting a footing with speeds, depth of cut, and feed. Thanks again Carl!
Very cool. I really appreciate the time you took to show how you got the wings to curl in the different directions. That was really causing me to scratch my head before you showed it.
Thank you Carl. I love those unusual shapes. When I saw the still photo prior to watching the video I tried to figure out how you did it. I'm afraid in 10 years time I would still be trying to work it out. Beautiful job and thanks to Robin for the perfect accompanying music. Best wishes, Alan.
Impressive final result. Makes my first few tops and miniature baseball bats look pretty tame! But, you're the Master, Carl. At first I wasn't clear at all as to the process on how the up and down wings were to be turned. Then the light bulb went on when I saw you mark the block, cut the V and then cut off the wings you didn't want. Perhaps new turners need a bit more explanation of what is coming up so we can follow along as you turn? Anyway, a very inspiring video. Hope I can learn to do this someday.
Ah, chopsticks. . .before I'd turned much I made a set of chopsticks for a friend as a thank you for being a running buddy. . . I didn't even think of using a chuck, so I ended up remaking the chopsticks about 4 times turning between centers. figured maple though, they turned out amazingly! Also, that bowl looks pretty sweet, I might see about adopting the winged concept into some of my work. . . might look cool on a top (strokes beard)
Good morning Carl, I love this kind of work a lot I'm setting up my workshop, my machines arrive at the end of the month, I do not understand much of wood, I get some names of woods, I live in a small town called Andradas in the south of minas gerais. Excellent Congratulations, Carl Elton hug.
Brilliant project Carl, and masterfully achieved my friend. Good idea regarding the Q & A channel taking the follow up in my humble opinion....but as we all know my opinion is worth diddley squat! ;) Take care my friend Mike
Really nice work. When you started the video I really did wonder how you were going to do it. Love the small test one too. That would be nice finished with some mini chopsticks as an ornamental piece. Great work, well done.
That is some outstanding work Carl. The Q & A channel move is a good idea I think? but what do I know? Thanks for the commit on my work. I hope to add more on soon. Again Keep up the great work. Take Care Chris Wilson
WoW Thank you Carl I many times tried to figure out how this was done. Great tutorial but now that I know it's like a magic trick once you know how it's done the mystery just seems to be gone LOL Great job. I still might try it.Thanks again and Happy Easter to you and the family. Amazing piece the chops sticks were a real nice touch it put whole thing in place
Absolutely Gorgeous! What a beautiful piece.I believe it's a bit beyond my turning capabilities as of now,but that doesn't mean I'm not going to try.Thank you again for sharing,you have taught me many things,and sparked my curiosity.C-Ya!,,,,Peace!
Carl wonderful project another idea for me to try so I can contribute to my ever growing supply of sawdust. It would be interesting to have, for this and all your projects, an idea of how long it took in real time. Fred
I found your demonstration very interesting, but I also found you workshop interesting, what little of it I could see. There was a man who started a construction business, and it became one of the biggest in the USA, yet he knew very little about the work itself. People asked him, how did you know whom to employ, to get good workers? His answer was, I asked the work men to bring their tool boxes to the interview, and I employed those with the neatest tool boxes. So in this case the neatest workshop would replace toolbox. What I could see of your workshop was amazingly well organised. Is there a video of yours that shows more of your workshop please? I would be very interested in the layout and organisation, as I'm about to start a total reorganisation of my workshop, and any hints would be extremely useful. Many thanks, Nik
Thanks Carl. A few interesting ideas there, one being the drawer unit alongside the lathe, and the general uncluttered layout. A couple of mine you may find useful. I have a neodymium magnet glued to the end of the shaft of my chuck key. It allows me to 'stick' the chuck key to the drill press, and its always available, and cant get mislaid. [I also have one on my long handled teaspoon for coffee, and a bottle opener, 'stuck' to my microwave oven, for instant access.] I use supermarket vegetable trays, [cheap and no work] in several vertical racks, about 6 ft high as storage for just about everything, similar to your rack of yellow trays, but 16'' wide x 2 ft long. Your chip collector looks massive! [I'm just a little envious.]
Carl: This are also call "Manta ray" bowls. Check Terry Scott from New Zealand for his technique. He uses a skew to make the V cut between the wings which is whatI use.
awesome bowl. really loved seeing the chopsticks being made. useful as i need to turn some make up brush handles soon. I would love to see a video or two on how and what you are using to finish your pieces. It looks like you are using fine sandpaper and paste wax on some of the projects.
I turned this winged bowl on the lathe. I started with a 9" x 9" x 4" piece. I used Maple for the bowl, and Bark Oak for the chopsticks.
If you make this project please share, you can always share your project on my website too.
Beautiful rice bowl with chop sticks!!! Awesome work!
😎🙃❤️
Thank you very much Dotty!!
I like that! It is different. Very nice job. Happy Easter. Putting the Q&A on Monday is fine with me. Gives me time to fine questions to post.
+Terrence Powell Thank you very much Terrence!
Thanks for the shout out Carl. You explained the process very well. Great looking piece. There are lots of variations you can do just by altering which wings you cut off.
+Martin Boyle Thank you Martin, and thank you for sharing the picture.
Take care,
Carl
Carl, Great project. Came out great. Recently I came across about 20 rock maple burls from a farm down the street. I have beendoing a few bows from these. Tricky, but rewarding. Now I want to do your winged bowl from a burl. You are very adept at making do with the tools you have. ie using the d.a.sander instead of grinder. I have learned so much from you. Keep it up. I also can tell you adapted quickly to the Robust. They are the ONLY lathe. I love mine. Paul Charbonneau
+Paul Charbonneau Thank you very much Paul! I'd love to see your Winged Bowl when you're done. You're right Robust is the only lathe :-)
Take care,
Carl
Carl, that may be the most beautiful piece I've seen you make. I love the shape, the wood, the finish...everything about it is gorgeous!
Thanks for showing us how you made it, as well.
+Barry's Woodturning Thank you so much Barry! I really enjoyed this one!
Take care,
Carl
Quite a feat you have performed there Carl. Wow that sure is some awesome wood. I just turned a dish from it and the figure is just spectacular. Hopefully I'll see you next month and I'll bring a few scraps for you.
Take care my friend and do a kindness
Mark
+MARK Baid Thank you so much Mark! Again thanks for the wood too. I hope you can make it up next month.
Take care my friend,
Carl
Very nice project (wood and design). On my to do list. Thanks for sharing. Marc
+Marc 's Oneway of turning Thank you very much Marc! I'd love to see it when your done. Take care, Carl
Rice bowl and oriental music. Great job Carl. Love your videos!!!!
+Dave Harrington Thank you very much Dave!
+Carl Jacobson thanks so much for putting in the rpm! It will really help me with getting a footing with speeds, depth of cut, and feed.
Thanks again Carl!
+Andrew Semrinec You're welcome Andrew! The speed didn't very much on this project, but I'll keep putting it in the videos.
Take care,
Carl
Very cool. I really appreciate the time you took to show how you got the wings to curl in the different directions. That was really causing me to scratch my head before you showed it.
+AnkleBiter Woodworks Thank you very much Scott! I was scratching my hear too, and them it clicked when I read make 8 wings :)
Thank you Carl. I love those unusual shapes. When I saw the still photo prior to watching the video I tried to figure out how you did it. I'm afraid in 10 years time I would still be trying to work it out. Beautiful job and thanks to Robin for the perfect accompanying music.
Best wishes,
Alan.
+Alan Simpson Thank you very much Alan, Robin said thank you too.
Take care my friend, and Happy Easter.
Carl this is an awesome and breathtakingly stunning bowl. The chatoyance in the wood is awesome and amazing.
Thank you very much Kobie!
You my friend are amazing. I want to be a turner when I grow up. Thanks Carl.
+Lynn Lacey Thank you so much Lynn!
Take care,
Carl
A very interesting bowl Carl. Thanks for sharing
+James Gilliland Thank you James!
What a beautiful piece. I have a feeling that's harder then it looks . Awesome job Carl . Take care.
+glen mckelvey Thank you very much Glen! It's pretty easy, just lots of sanding.
Great looking bowl. Awesome project. Like it could be a knuckle buster if you're not paying attention.
+Adam Simon Thank you very much Adam! Ya you want to pay attention on this one :)
Very Nice. What an excellent looking piece. The choice of music was perfect. Thanks for posting the build. Keep up the good work.
+Jean-Marc Labonte Thank you very much! I'm glad you enjoyed the video.
Take care,
Carl
I love your winged bowl. Also the chop sticks.
Thank you very much Margaret!
Another beautiful piece, nice work Carl. Also, thanks for the detail overlays (speed, type of chuck, etc.); they're helpful for us beginners!
+The Unlucky Woodworker Thank you very much!
Impressive final result. Makes my first few tops and miniature baseball bats look pretty tame! But, you're the Master, Carl. At first I wasn't clear at all as to the process on how the up and down wings were to be turned. Then the light bulb went on when I saw you mark the block, cut the V and then cut off the wings you didn't want. Perhaps new turners need a bit more explanation of what is coming up so we can follow along as you turn? Anyway, a very inspiring video. Hope I can learn to do this someday.
+Mike Porter Thank you very much Mike! This was a tricky one for me being my first time.
Take care,
Carl
Great winged bowl. Beautiful wood.
Ken
+Moonpie Creations Thank you Ken!
Ah, chopsticks. . .before I'd turned much I made a set of chopsticks for a friend as a thank you for being a running buddy. . . I didn't even think of using a chuck, so I ended up remaking the chopsticks about 4 times turning between centers. figured maple though, they turned out amazingly!
Also, that bowl looks pretty sweet, I might see about adopting the winged concept into some of my work. . . might look cool on a top (strokes beard)
+dscrive Thank you! I'd love to see what you come up with. thewoodshop.tv
Take care,
Carl
Great job Carl. You have a great imagination as shown by this project and the pepper mill projects. Have a nice holiday.
+Bill Conway Thank you so much Bill! Happy Easter to you, and yours.
Take care,
Carl
Very nice Carl, very nice !!!, you do your viewers a great service when you share things like this. And ya, move it if it's better for you.
+Carl4193 Thank you very much Carl! I really appreciate that, and thanks for your input.
Take care,
Carl
That is really a classy looking rice bowl. Good work, Thanks
+Charles “Tim” Reicks Thank you very much Charles!
Totally cool. I love the way it came out.
+Turntastic Wood Designs Thank you very much!
Great job as always Carl. Very unique. I think the little groves for the chop sticks is pretty cool.
Thanks for sharing
Roy
+Roy Wrenn Thank you very much Roy!
Take care,
Carl
I like that Middle Eastern discotheque music you used.
+imwithstupid086 Thank you!
Good morning Carl, I love this kind of work a lot I'm setting up my workshop, my machines arrive at the end of the month, I do not understand much of wood, I get some names of woods, I live in a small town called Andradas in the south of minas gerais. Excellent Congratulations, Carl Elton hug.
Thank you very much Elton!!
Take care,
Carl
Beautiful project Carl, some really useful tips in there too, thanks for sharing. Steve.
+Templeboy Turnings Thank you very much Steve!
Beautiful, and much more work than I thought!! Thank you Carl!
+Yuval Lahav Woodturning Thank you very much Yuval!
Beautifully done, Carl.
+Sean Rubino Thank you Sean!
Beautiful piece, really elegant design awesome grain patterns!
+Scrap wood City Thank you very much!
Amazing you make it look so easy I know to you it probably is but just the ideas I would have never thought it But as always it looks SUPER
+Jerry Puckett Thank you very much Jerry!
Digging the background music, it really fit with such a unique project.
+Evan Cerelio Thank you Evan!
Awesome bowl......
Love it Mister Carl..
+Freda Bellefleur Thank you very much Freda :)
Brilliant project Carl, and masterfully achieved my friend. Good idea regarding the Q & A channel taking the follow up in my humble opinion....but as we all know my opinion is worth diddley squat! ;)
Take care my friend
Mike
+Mike Waldt Thank you very much Mike! Lol... If you think it's a good idea to move to the Q&A I won't do it ;)
Take care my friend,
Carl
+Carl Jacobson
LMAO - One nil to you my friend :)
Beautiful Bowl and Chopsticks!
+Erik Anderson Thank you Erik!
What a beautiful piece Carl ! excellent craftsmanship as always !Happy Easter to you and your family.Cheers for now, Bram.
+Brams shed Thank you very much Bram! I hope you had a Happy Easter too.
Take care,
Carl
Really, Really nice job Carl.
+T-Toys & UFO's Thank you very much Tom!
Great project, thanks for shaping it with us.
Regards
Brian
+Brian Wolfe Thank you Brian!
Beautiful project, Carl.
The cup looks very nice.
Then ever wished good appetite. :-)
+Günter Schöne Thank you Gunther!
Hi Carl, I like the bowl and what you made out of the wood that I sent to you. Cheers Buddy. Desmond
+Desmond Shore Thank you Desmond, and thanks again for the wood.
Take care,
Carl
wow very nice carl! that turned out beautiful, thumbs up!
+Mark Thieme Thank you very much Mark!
Really nice work. When you started the video I really did wonder how you were going to do it. Love the small test one too. That would be nice finished with some mini chopsticks as an ornamental piece. Great work, well done.
+Paul Lockwood Thank you Paul!
one word... Mesmerising
+Andrew Smith Thank you Andrew!
That is some outstanding work Carl. The Q & A channel move is a good idea I think? but what do I know?
Thanks for the commit on my work. I hope to add more on soon. Again Keep up the great work. Take Care Chris Wilson
+Chris Wilson Thank you very much Chris! Great segmenting work too!
Take care,
Carl
WoW Thank you Carl I many times tried to figure out how this was done. Great tutorial but now that I know it's like a magic trick once you know how it's done the mystery just seems to be gone LOL Great job. I still might try it.Thanks again and Happy Easter to you and the family. Amazing piece the chops sticks were a real nice touch it put whole thing in place
+Al Furtado (Wood Turning) Thank you very much Al! I'd like to see you make one :) I hope you had a Happy Easter too.
Take care,
Carl
Beautiful. I always wondered how you make one side lower and the others higher. Thanks for showing us.
Thank you Tina!
Nice one Carl. Really braw. Braw work. Braw wood .Thanks for sharing.
+Jim Robb No Jim your braw.....lol really thank you Jim!
This was a beautiful piece!!!
Thank you buddy!!
Amazing project !!! cheers from Greece !!
+Kostas Annikas Deftereos Thank you Kostas!
wonderful project, beautiful wood - Thanks Carl.
+Mark Choitz Thank you very much Mark!
Newer done it in THAT way... well done Carl, as usual :D
+Kurre Stenbäck Thank you Kurre!
wow, beautiful work Carl ... well done buddy
+WoodWorkWeb Thank you very much Colin! Happy Easter!
Very nice bowl :)
It looks a little bit like a cowboy hat :)
Happy Easter!
Regards from Poland
+MojeToczenie Thank you! Right maybe this is a good way to make one. Happy Easter!
Simply beautiful carl, I love the wings!
+Adam Collins Thank you Adam!
So talented, you would be a good teacher!
+Helen Sauld Thank you very much Helen!
Really cool piece Carl!
+donny carter Thank you Donny!
Wow, great project in both design and execution. Keep going Carl!!😀
Thank you very much Bob!!
Excellent beautiful work. Great video. Thank you! Like!
+Аleksey Bek Thank you very much Aleksey!
Nice job Carl. Another project idea for me. I like the unusual/unique.
+Paul Trembath Thank you Paul!
Absolutely Gorgeous! What a beautiful piece.I believe it's a bit beyond my turning capabilities as of now,but that doesn't mean I'm not going to try.Thank you again for sharing,you have taught me many things,and sparked my curiosity.C-Ya!,,,,Peace!
+GnatMan Allin Thank you very much! I really appreciate that!
Wow Carl that's an amazing looking bowl! I am really tempted to try and make a winged bowl now haha. I think I'll try it soon. Great job!
+The Russian Woodworker Thank you very much Anthony! I look froward to seeing yours.
Take care,
Carl
carl , fantastic you scheme ,is my idol, great teacher, a greeting from the city of Valdivia Chile
+Wladimir Americo Rogers Esparza Rodriguez Thank you very much!
Happy Easter to you and Robin
+Lyle Jamieson Happy Easter Lyle!
Excellent video Carl,thanks for sharing,
cheers Colin.
+Colin Chalmers Thank you Colin!
Take care,
Carl
A beautiful bowl Carl. I will have to try one.Thanks Anthony
Thank you Anthony!
quite hypnotizing with that sweet background music, however, great video and great work
+James Robson Thank you very much James!
Nice project, Carl, I was trying to figure out how you turn opposing wings like that, great explanation!
+Matt Williams Thank you very much Matt!
Carl, you get more amazing each week. Well done!
+Steve Brown Thank you so much Steve! I really appreciate that!
Awesome Carl. I have to give this a go. Just beautiful.
+Wendy Somerville Thank you very much Wendy! I'd like to see it when you're done.
Great looking project.
+Allan Wright Thank you Allan!
Man, that turned out beautiful. Great work as always.
+John Conklin Thank you very much John!
I like that bowl. Now I'm going to have to make one.
+John Aurand Thank you John! I'd love to see it when you're done.
+Carl Jacobson I will show you when I do it. It will probably be a will though.
Looks amazing as usual. Keep it up.
+Tony Montgomery Thank you Tony!
Very interesting and awesome result! beautiful!
+Cactus! workshop Thank you very much!
Very nice! Beautiful work Carl.
+Brian Prusa Thank you Brian!
Brilliant project Carl, come out really nice mate,
Best wishes Harry
Excellent video. Thanks. Sam
+WYOMINGWOODTURNER Thank you Sam!
That looks amazing
Thank you!
That came out fabulously!
Thank you very much!
Awesome job, I think this is my favorite project of yours.
+nebruin777 Thank you very much!
that is very unique looking carl..as always awesome work!!
+Joe basementwoodworking Thank you Joe!
Stunning Carl!!
+Joe Major Thank you Joe!
Carl wonderful project another idea for me to try so I can contribute to my ever growing supply of sawdust. It would be interesting to have, for this and all your projects, an idea of how long it took in real time.
Fred
+Fred Hermann Thank you very much Fred! This project took me most of the day to finish, lots of sanding :)
carl, this was a super piece and well done.
thanks for your time and effort & enjoy your easter
''turn on''
hubie
+hubie hubco Thank you so much Hubie! Happy Easter!
Take care,
Carl
I found your demonstration very interesting, but I also found you workshop interesting, what little of it I could see.
There was a man who started a construction business, and it became one of the biggest in the USA, yet he knew very little about the work itself. People asked him, how did you know whom to employ, to get good workers?
His answer was, I asked the work men to bring their tool boxes to the interview, and I employed those with the neatest tool boxes.
So in this case the neatest workshop would replace toolbox.
What I could see of your workshop was amazingly well organised.
Is there a video of yours that shows more of your workshop please? I would be very interested in the layout and organisation, as I'm about to start a total reorganisation of my workshop, and any hints would be extremely useful.
Many thanks,
Nik
Thank you Nik! This was when I was setting the shop up. Here's the link,
th-cam.com/video/MwrfG-7PstU/w-d-xo.html
Thanks Carl.
A few interesting ideas there, one being the drawer unit alongside the lathe, and the general uncluttered layout.
A couple of mine you may find useful.
I have a neodymium magnet glued to the end of the shaft of my chuck key. It allows me to 'stick' the chuck key to the drill press, and its always available, and cant get mislaid. [I also have one on my long handled teaspoon for coffee, and a bottle opener, 'stuck' to my microwave oven, for instant access.]
I use supermarket vegetable trays, [cheap and no work] in several vertical racks, about 6 ft high as storage for just about everything, similar to your rack of yellow trays, but 16'' wide x 2 ft long.
Your chip collector looks massive! [I'm just a little envious.]
Carl: This are also call "Manta ray" bowls. Check Terry Scott from New Zealand for his technique. He uses a skew to make the V cut between the wings which is whatI use.
+Pablo Gazmuri Thank you Pablo, I found Terry's website after I made it.
Yery smartly done. May God bless
Thank you
Very nice. I wished I had the money to buy this off you. I would love to have it. Unfortunately I dont have the money, but I wished I did.
Great job
+Shane's Hobby Shop Thank you so much Shane!
Muy buen trabajo Carl .... !!!! Abrazo !!! Felices Pascuas !!!
+JOSE ALBERTO GIORDANO ¡Muchas gracias! ¡Felices Pascuas!
That is an amazing piece of wood! I love the bowl :) I tried sanding with oil, it worked really good!
+knives&stuff Thank you very much Maarten! Nice I love the oil too :)
awesome bowl ill have to try that
+Dale Marsh Thank you Dale!
awesome carl
awesome bowl. really loved seeing the chopsticks being made. useful as i need to turn some make up brush handles soon. I would love to see a video or two on how and what you are using to finish your pieces. It looks like you are using fine sandpaper and paste wax on some of the projects.
+Ken Tieber Thank you very much Ken! I use Howard Beeswax and Orange oil.
no se si me entiendes ,fantastico tu trabajo ,felicitaciones.
+Rodrigo Tapia ¡Muchas gracias Rodrigo!
Beautiful Work as always Carl!!
+Michael Pappas Thank you Michael!
Great work !! loved that idea thank you for sharing