Scary beautiful bowl. Get job on the turning and staying safe. I'm learning so much. Who says an old dog can't learn? 83 and turning daily. Thanks for sharing your knowledge and experience.
Just getting started with wood turning Picked up a90 craftsman wood lathe 12 in. In great shape and works well. I'm 81 and looking forward to this new hoppy. Your videos are great
That is awesome Don! Thanks and Remember; persistent, patient practice will yield the bowls you imagine creating! All the best to you and Happy Turning!
So, I'm a 61-year-old lady whose Dad did tree work on the side, his entire life. We heated the entire house with a wood burning stove in the 1970s. He & mom bought 75 acres of land in the early 1950s, so wood was super easy to come by. Not to mention all the tree work he did. All these years, I've had NO IDEA what the glob of tree is called on the trunk of a tree, but I've certainly seen & wondered about them my entire life! I've always thought they were quite interesting! Now I know what they're called and some info about them! I always wondered if it was full of bugs or ants of some type, and apparently that can cause the burl. And fungus. Thanks for giving me something to learn new today! Great Channel!! 🌳 🌲 🌳 🌲
Reallly enjoy watching this guy,,,,,,sooo many people who are good turners seem to forget that they were beginners too and they sought info,,,,this guy does really great at explaining what and why,,,thanks
Yes it was great to whach a video with no music drowning out the commentary like a lot do and all the television channels should take a lesson from you well done
Thanks! I don't have the best hearing and music over someone talking is the worst! I can't understand how others are ok with it at times. LOL Happy Turning!
Loved the whole process ... but especially the ending wherein you mention making your own shellac. I agree completely that the home made shellac is SO much nicer than any store bought shellac. Thanks again ... I truly enjoy your straight forward, simple teaching style. Happy turning!! Geoff
You're not a wood turner (although you are and an incredible one at that!) you're an artist. What an incredible bowl and want an inspiration you are...
your prediction and preventive measures taken to be able to complete the bowl show the true skill you have to be a master. Thank you for sharing your skill and looking forward to more.
This is one of the most, if not THE most beautiful turned bowl I have ever seen. Thank you so much for showing that such a difficult piece of wood can get turned, what kind of problems are hiding in it and how to solve them. Liked and subscribed! 👍❤
A masterclass in woorturning. Lots of skill and practice on show here. I particularly liked the running commentary added after the video was made - some very useful tips also, some of which I was aware of but also a few new ones learnt. I always remember my woodturning teacher telling me to look at the form, the shape, keep the curve continious and even, no bumps or flats. Great result. Thank you
Glad to hear that! I thought about doing the "silent" videos, actually did a couple, but there is too much worth sharing. Glad you like these. Thanks and Happy Turning!
I have watched and enjoyed a ton of your vids, but not until this project did I realize just how good you really are. You are truly an inspiration. Thank You!!!
Absolutely gorgeous, Kent. Lots of nervous moments around 35 minutes but the end product is just beautiful. I’ve learnt where the expression ‘gaffer’ tape comes from, too - I never knew it was a movie term, but hey ho. By the way, that’s the first time I’ve heard someone refer to a half inch bowl gouge as small or smaller - I’ve just bought an Ellsworth / Irish grind 1/2 inch gouge and it seems at least twice the size of my 3/8 inch one! Excellent stuff anyhow, thank you v much. Best Hugh
Man, that truly was the only wood turning I ever watched that I could consider exciting! I couldn't even pause for dinner until I saw how this event was going to "turn" out. I thought for certain that the piece was going to totally explode! Great work.
That is a beautiful creation. Once again so much knowledge passed on to all of us although some of that I watched from behind the couch. Thank you and looking forward to more.
The expertise used to turn the interrupted cut of varying hardness is amazing. The morse taper extension in the tailstock is commonly called a drill extension and is available from machine shop suppliers ($20-$30) with different morse tapers in the hole and the shank. This lathe has standard #2 morse tapers so getting 2 extensions with a #2 morse taper shank combined with #1 morse taper bore (hole) effectively allows turning very small projects like pens in larger lathes using small lathe centres and drives. Larger bore than shank adapters are also available for larger accessories but have to be used with caution because large accessories can overload the lathe.
Wow. Amazing!!! I’m down here on the west coast of Florida and we are surrounded by these live oaks. I’m just getting into turning and I’ve been a woodworker for 20+ years and was always told down here that the live oaks were not good for woodworking. I’m originally from New England area. So I really didn’t know much about live oaks but I have to say I’m pretty impressed with what I’ve seen so far. I’m purchasing a couple of your courses this weekend. And I’m looking forward to really start to master wood turning. Thank you
Thank you, and Welcome Jason! Well, the live oaks were go enough to build ships back in the day. I think a few bowls should be a piece of cake. ;) All the best to you and Happy Turning!
What a beautiful bowl. I have tried several natural edge bowls but I have difficulty with the bark coming loose and off. Many times I cut out instead down into the bottom. thanks for this video.
That is spectacular, Kent. I am probably one of the few viewers that actually has a roll of gaffers tape. I would never thought of using it like this. Incredible figure in that burl and love that color!
The dangerous burl live edge bowl was fantastic my friend i have often wanted to try doing one you have really inspired me I have got got to try it plus I shaped a bowl gouge into a swept back one and have never been able to master it but I am sure I can do it now thanks a lot you are brilliant
Great technical demonstration and info, and a beautiful finished bowl. Burls like this don't come up very often but when they do they're worth the effort.
A beautiful piece. Your detailed explanations of everything you were doing is number one. The info necessary to do this is all there. But beyond me. LOL
Thanks for explaining what and why you are doing. Lots of really excellent turners don't give information that is helpful to those of us just learning or expanding our skills. This is a truly amazing piece.
That is a beautiful ball and I was sitting here watching with my husband and said oh honey I want one of those and I don't want very much but that is gorgeous
Leaned so much again Kent now I want to give a birl a whirl. Thanks for taking the time to edit the video well but then again, to take the time and effort to do your narration afterwards. So much more informative than the "watch this" types of videos.
Scary beautiful bowl. Get job on the turning and staying safe. I'm learning so much. Who says an old dog can't learn? 83 and turning daily.
Thanks for sharing your knowledge and experience.
THAT'S WILD!! It has such a living appearance and one could spend hours just talking about it and all the differences!! Nice effort!!
Thank you, Christian! Happy Turning!
The bowl is possible the most beautiful and most figured thing I have ever seen. I'm glad you decided to pick up those oak burls!
Thank you kindly! Happy Turning!
HELO MY GOOD FRIEN I SAW YOUR SUPERGLUE AND SAWDUST TRICK WELL DONE!!! BRAVO1
Glad you liked that one Conrad! Happy Turning!
You are the best instructor in the world
Wow! You are making me blush. LOL Thank you! Happy Turning!
Just getting started with wood turning Picked up a90 craftsman wood lathe 12 in. In great shape and works well. I'm 81 and looking forward to this new hoppy. Your videos are great
That is awesome Don! Thanks and Remember; persistent, patient practice will yield the bowls you imagine creating! All the best to you and Happy Turning!
Wow what a Bowl I love the way you share The how to as you make that bowl I really enjoy watching have a great day
Thank you, Duane! Happy Turning!
So, I'm a 61-year-old lady whose Dad did tree work on the side, his entire life.
We heated the entire house with a wood burning stove in the 1970s.
He & mom bought 75 acres of land in the early 1950s, so wood was super easy to come by. Not to mention all the tree work he did.
All these years, I've had NO IDEA what the glob of tree is called on the trunk of a tree, but I've certainly seen & wondered about them my entire life!
I've always thought they were quite interesting!
Now I know what they're called and some info about them! I always wondered if it was full of bugs or ants of some type, and apparently that can cause the burl. And fungus.
Thanks for giving me something to learn new today!
Great Channel!! 🌳 🌲 🌳 🌲
Oh Wow! You have burls!!??!!! ;) Yeah, those are a very good thing, especially for us turners. All the best to you.
Reallly enjoy watching this guy,,,,,,sooo many people who are good turners seem to forget that they were beginners too and they sought info,,,,this guy does really great at explaining what and why,,,thanks
Thanks John 👍Happy Turning!
Spectacular. Great and valuable detail on working with fragile burl, and beautiful shape and finish. Thanks!
Mal wieder wunderschön gemacht 🤩👏
Vielen Dank, Michael, viel Spaß beim Drehen!
Wow, nice bowl, that was a lot of work. Good job.
Thank you, Tim
Yes it was great to whach a video with no music drowning out the commentary like a lot do and all the television channels should take a lesson from you well done
Thanks! I don't have the best hearing and music over someone talking is the worst! I can't understand how others are ok with it at times. LOL Happy Turning!
Made me nervous to watch but what an outcome! Thanks for sharing!
Thank you, Michael. Made me a bit nervous too. LOL Happy Turning!
Loved the whole process ... but especially the ending wherein you mention making your own shellac. I agree completely that the home made shellac is SO much nicer than any store bought shellac. Thanks again ... I truly enjoy your straight forward, simple teaching style. Happy turning!! Geoff
Thank you, Geoff! All the best to you and Happy Turning!
Fabulous fantastic!😍😍😍
Thank you! Cheers!
You're not a wood turner (although you are and an incredible one at that!) you're an artist. What an incredible bowl and want an inspiration you are...
Thank you, Ben! Happy Turning!
I think I found a new hobby! Thank you for the lesson. Beautiful bowl!
Awesome! Thank you! Be careful, wood bowl turning is addictive! ;) Enjoy and Happy Turning!
your prediction and preventive measures taken to be able to complete the bowl show the true skill you have to be a master. Thank you for sharing your skill and looking forward to more.
I appreciate that! Thank you and Happy Turning!
This is one of the most, if not THE most beautiful turned bowl I have ever seen.
Thank you so much for showing that such a difficult piece of wood can get turned, what kind of problems are hiding in it and how to solve them.
Liked and subscribed! 👍❤
Wow, thank you! Thanks for the kind words and for subscribing. All the best to you and Happy Turning!
I love to watch turners who know what they are doing. Very nice indeed.
Thank you kindly! Happy Turning!
A masterclass in woorturning. Lots of skill and practice on show here. I particularly liked the running commentary added after the video was made - some very useful tips also, some of which I was aware of but also a few new ones learnt. I always remember my woodturning teacher telling me to look at the form, the shape, keep the curve continious and even, no bumps or flats. Great result. Thank you
Glad you enjoyed it! Thank you very much. Yes, watch that form. ;) Happy Turning!
Beautiful work!!!!!
Thank you Elliott! Cheers!
That was a crazy turn.
Ha! Thanks. Happy Turning!
Great project but even more your commentary is extraordinary and helpful to us who are striving to improve. Thanks!
Glad to hear that! I thought about doing the "silent" videos, actually did a couple, but there is too much worth sharing. Glad you like these. Thanks and Happy Turning!
I have watched and enjoyed a ton of your vids, but not until this project did I realize just how good you really are. You are truly an inspiration.
Thank You!!!
Wow, thank you! Much appreciated, Mark!
Absolutely gorgeous, Kent. Lots of nervous moments around 35 minutes but the end product is just beautiful. I’ve learnt where the expression ‘gaffer’ tape comes from, too - I never knew it was a movie term, but hey ho. By the way, that’s the first time I’ve heard someone refer to a half inch bowl gouge as small or smaller - I’ve just bought an Ellsworth / Irish grind 1/2 inch gouge and it seems at least twice the size of my 3/8 inch one! Excellent stuff anyhow, thank you v much. Best Hugh
LOL, that's funny. Well, after beating up large bowl blanks with a 5/8" and 3/4" gouge, the 1/2" looks and feels delicate. ;) Happy Turning!
Simply BEAUTIFUL
Thank you! 😊
Beautiful outcome. Your patience was rewarded. It's nice to see a video of someone who knows how to use a bowl gouge.
Thank you, Robert! Much appreciated!
Very nice work. Beautiful bowl.
Thank you very much!
Man, that truly was the only wood turning I ever watched that I could consider exciting! I couldn't even pause for dinner until I saw how this event was going to "turn" out. I thought for certain that the piece was going to totally explode! Great work.
You and me both! Thanks for watching. Happy Turning!
Very beautiful bowl. Real skill to keep it together. Congratulations.
Thank you kindly! Happy Turning!
Great save & a great looking bowl
Thank you! Cheers!
That is a beautiful creation. Once again so much knowledge passed on to all of us although some of that I watched from behind the couch. Thank you and looking forward to more.
Wow, thank you, John! All the best to you and Happy Turning!
The expertise used to turn the interrupted cut of varying hardness is amazing. The morse taper extension in the tailstock is commonly called a drill extension and is available from machine shop suppliers ($20-$30) with different morse tapers in the hole and the shank. This lathe has standard #2 morse tapers so getting 2 extensions with a #2 morse taper shank combined with #1 morse taper bore (hole) effectively allows turning very small projects like pens in larger lathes using small lathe centres and drives. Larger bore than shank adapters are also available for larger accessories but have to be used with caution because large accessories can overload the lathe.
Great information. Thanks for sharing. Happy Turning!
Excellent work! Beautiful piece!
Thank you, Cheryl! Happy Turning!
Such a soothing voice, I don't even have an idea what I'm watching but best ASMR for sleep ever.
Excellent!!! Glad to help. LOL
😂😂 lots of good information if you listen carefully 👍🏻👌🏼
Nice love the look of this bowl it looks like even with coring cuter you have a lot of hours in this piece great job
Thank you, Wade. Happy Turning!
Some of the best learning tips and tricks. Thank you so much!!
You are so welcome! Thank you kindly. Happy Turning!
You have a way of making me think I can do this! Awesome!
Of course you can Randy! Remember; persistent, patient practice will yield the bowls you imagine creating! Happy Turning!
Nice job and it sure looks organic. I'd say that had to be one of your more precarious projects to work on.
Yes it was. Thank you kindly! Happy Turning!
Wow. Amazing!!! I’m down here on the west coast of Florida and we are surrounded by these live oaks. I’m just getting into turning and I’ve been a woodworker for 20+ years and was always told down here that the live oaks were not good for woodworking. I’m originally from New England area. So I really didn’t know much about live oaks but I have to say I’m pretty impressed with what I’ve seen so far. I’m purchasing a couple of your courses this weekend. And I’m looking forward to really start to master wood turning. Thank you
Thank you, and Welcome Jason! Well, the live oaks were go enough to build ships back in the day. I think a few bowls should be a piece of cake. ;) All the best to you and Happy Turning!
What a beautiful bowl. I have tried several natural edge bowls but I have difficulty with the bark coming loose and off. Many times I cut out instead down into the bottom. thanks for this video.
Thank you very much! Glad you liked this one. Happy Turning!
Beautiful burl bowl Kent.
Thanks 👍Happy Turning!
This is the most beautiful bowl I’ve seen. What a wonderful, talented wood worker you are!!
Thank you very much, I appreciate YOU! Happy Turning!
What a bowl!! Love this guys videos
Thank you! ;) Happy Turning!
Looks great! Gorgeous bowl.
Thank you very much!
Stunning, absolutly stunning... I did a cherry burl with bark inculusions and I can appreciately the work that went in to the bowl. Beautiful work!!!
Thank you for writing and sharing Jimmy! Happy Turning!
Beautifully turned burl, very informative video.
Thank you very much!
A beautiful piece of art, I’d love to have a bowl like this on my table xx
Thank you! Cheers! Happy Turning!
Fab bowl, such character in the wood. Great job, thanks for posting.
That is spectacular, Kent. I am probably one of the few viewers that actually has a roll of gaffers tape. I would never thought of using it like this. Incredible figure in that burl and love that color!
Glad you enjoyed it. Thanks. Are you in film or photography?
Photography@@TurnAWoodBowl
I have been latterly holding my breath through this entire movie and enjoyed it thoroughly . Good job !
I'm smiling. I was holding my breath while I was turning this. LOL Happy Turning!
Just stunning, Kent! Thanks for sharing your talent and knowledge so freely!
My pleasure. Thank you and Happy Turning!
The dangerous burl live edge bowl was fantastic my friend i have often wanted to try doing one you have really inspired me I have got got to try it plus I shaped a bowl gouge into a swept back one and have never been able to master it but I am sure I can do it now thanks a lot you are brilliant
Thank you so much for your kind words. Happy Turning!
I can't stop watching!
Thanks and don't stop. ;) Happy Turning!
Bravo ,Nice turning
good teacher 👏🏻👏🏻
Thank you very much!!! Happy Turning!
This was very educational!! Thank you!
Great job turning as well as explaining. I relived a similar experience with a maple burl which now sits on our dining room table.
Sounds great! It's fun having these pieces around isn't it? Happy Turning!
That is A beautiful bowl 👍🏽
Thank you kindly! Happy Turning!
I’m BLOWN AWAY !!! THANK YOU
Wow, thank you! Happy Turning!
Absolutly stunning ,Great teaching too!
Thank you! Cheers! Happy Turning!
Great video watching tips on filling and tool handling
Thanks 👍 Happy Turning!
Lovely! Stunning!!!
Thank you! 😊
Very beautiful.... very informative 👏
Thank you, Amy! Cheers! Happy Turning!
Great job! I love the way this bowl turned out. It’s beautiful!
Thank you! Cheers!
@@TurnAWoodBowl 5 a
Absolutely beautiful..The oak is always really rich in colour,but having the burl and the live edge has made this even prettier 😀
Thank you very much!
Great video ...You did a wonderful job of teaching us all about the process of making this bowl Thank You Ohh Love the bowl.
Thank you so much! Glad you liked this!
Incredible! A lot of work in that one
That’s awesome!
Great technical demonstration and info, and a beautiful finished bowl. Burls like this don't come up very often but when they do they're worth the effort.
Thank you very much! Yes they are worth it. Happy Turning!
Svaka cast sta sve moze od jedno drvo otpadak kapa dole
Svaka cast od jedno drvo odpad napraviti ovo kapa dole
I have a couple of Elm burls laying around. I think I’m gonna go to the shop today and start doing something fun with them.
Thanks for this turning bowl work and the things I learned
Great it has helped! Happy Turning!
You are very professional. One question: what's the name of that curv toolrest whit bowl gouge? Thanks, you are great to teach!!!
Thank you, Juan! Thats the J-tool rest from Robust. Here's a link amzn.to/3OMZymf Happy Turning!
Great work! You make it look so easy, although we know you've put countless hours into practice. Wish my bowls looked so good!
You can do it! Enjoy the process. Happy Turning!
A beautiful piece. Your detailed explanations of everything you were doing is number one. The info necessary to do this is all there. But beyond me. LOL
Thank you very much!
Instablaster...
That carboard circle is a pretty neat trick.
Thanks!
Thanks for explaining what and why you are doing. Lots of really excellent turners don't give information that is helpful to those of us just learning or expanding our skills. This is a truly amazing piece.
Thanks 👍 Glad it was helpful!
I do agree! Very informative!
Same opinion
This video and other turners, have piqued MY interest! Now how do I make them FAST and CHEAP for the relatives by Christmas? LOL
Great show guys as always. Mark is a true inspiration to us all. It’s a pleasure to call him a friend.
guys? Mark?
Great teaching video and awesome bowl
Thank you kindly
Brilliant video,so detailed! Burr? So unpredictable! Thanks
Glad you enjoyed it
That is a beautiful ball and I was sitting here watching with my husband and said oh honey I want one of those and I don't want very much but that is gorgeous
I love it! Thank you so much! Simple pleasures are the best. Take care!
Excellent teaching.
Really beautiful and inspiring Kent. One question which filter did you use on the mask for the CA fumes?
Most filters won't stop CA fumes. Be sure your space is well ventilated and don't stand right over the CA. Happy Turning!
@@TurnAWoodBowl Ventilation may be a problem in the basement as I don’t have windows to air it out. Maybe I can unmounted and take it to the garage.
Wau, sieht klasse aus 👏👍
Danke mein Herr! alles Gute für dich und viel Spaß beim Drehen!
Thanks for all the useful info. Love bark inclusions and grains of the wood.
Me too! Thanks!
Beautiful job! A soft touch helps!
Yes it does! Thank you and Happy Turning!
Great job!
Thank you! Cheers!
That was so fun to watch and experience through sight and sound. Thank you!
Joy. Pgh. PA
Glad you enjoyed it! Thank you, Joy! Happy Turning!
I learned a lot about turning oak , great info and beautiful bowl.Thanks.
Glad it was helpful!
Nice work 👍
Thank you
That is an absolutely beautiful piece! Great video and explanation of what you were doing throughout the entire project.
Thank you very much!
.90
Amazing work and an incredibly beautiful bowl! Congratulations on your bravery!
Greg, thank you! Perhaps more luck than bravery. ;)
Love watching you do this.
Thank you!
Leaned so much again Kent now I want to give a birl a whirl. Thanks for taking the time to edit the video well but then again, to take the time and effort to do your narration afterwards. So much more informative than the "watch this" types of videos.
Barry, thank you for your appreciation! Happy Turning, Kent
Wonderful video!!
Thank you very much!
Very, Very nice!
Thank you! Cheers!
Masterful workmanship. You were one with your wood. You felt every layer.
Thanks! Happy Turning!
Nice very nice, you have a good eye and skilled hands
Thank you very much
Very impressive bit of wood turning.
Thank you very much!
Fantastic result and I like your very thin shellac finish
Thank you very much!