Beautiful bowl, nice video. I love the grain of the Ovangkol and the shape of the bowl, too. Yesterday I turned my very first wooden bowl (yay). I used some cherry and beeswax to finish (the carnauba wax did not arrive yet). It did't really give it a shine though. So next time carnauba wax it is. :-D Thank you for uploading these videos, you are a huge inspiration! Regards, Paul
Thanks Paul... comments like this, is the reason I want to keep uploading haha! I thrilled you get something out of them! I would like to try a bees wax finish. because a lot of people say it's good. it probably depends on the wood your turning? I hope the carnauba wax turns out well! let me know how it goes!
Beautiful grain in the wood and a nicely turned bowl. Do not use the indexing lock for locking the spindle, to change a chuck, faceplate or in time you break it.
Great bowl Sean I’ve got a small ovangkol blank myself so as soon as my hand heals I’ll give it a try. Keep up the good work fella and have a good new year. 👍🏻
Hi Dave, thanks for watching and commenting! Nice, did you buy the blank from Makers Central as well? I keep an eye on how your bowl turns out! hope you had a good christmas! and have a happy new year aswell!
I once had an Ovengkol blank and wasn't able to hollow it out as it was rock hard. In the end I broke the epoxy rim for pushing too hard. Seems as if the RP tool aren't that bad.
Sean, I absolutely hate to be negative but your technique concerns me. When using a scrapper the rear of the handle must always be elevated. Also, The scrapper must always be used slightly above center or right at center, never below. Furthermore, you're using a spindle gouge on the inside and outside of the bowl and that is usually not a good idea. They're designed to cut side grain and not end grain. Remember in a bowl you're cutting both. You need to use a deep fluted bowl gouge for safer cutting options when transiting from side to end grain. Keep turning and making beautiful things.
Hi Ronald, Thank you for your advice. This video was for Record Power. And I only wanted to used the tools they sent me. (I didn't have a bowl gouge from them). Since showing them the video... they have kindly sent me one of their bowl gouges, for the videos. Thanks or scraper help! I'm always keen on learning more things! see you in the next video!
hey, I am a woodworker trying to figure out how I could go about making money doing woodworking. Do you yourself make money doing woodworking? If so how? In any case fantastic video.
Hi Brian, I do make money from it. there are lots of different ways to make money, either by teaching, youtube, making and selling either in craft fairs or bespoke.
I didn’t find it relaxing you used the wrong tools to do the job and you didn’t use them correctly, you were lucky not to get a catch and yes it was a nice piece of wood but why did you turn the foot away when you sit it on the table it will look like part of the table. You need to leave a foot on your bowl it doesn’t have to be very big and will lift the bowl so that you can see the whole shape. Please give it a go and you will see that I’m right I’ve been doing this for many years and do teach wood turning, but on a plus side a very good effort I hope this doesn’t put you off we’ve all been there and keep making shavings.
Dude, AH GREED!!!!! jesus, the kid has some of the best kit money can buy and used it all terribly!!!! Look at the grind on those gouges too.... shit! I would kill for that primo Record Power machine!!!!
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Beautiful bowl, nice video.
I love the grain of the Ovangkol and the shape of the bowl, too.
Yesterday I turned my very first wooden bowl (yay). I used some cherry and beeswax to finish (the carnauba wax did not arrive yet). It did't really give it a shine though. So next time carnauba wax it is. :-D
Thank you for uploading these videos, you are a huge inspiration!
Regards, Paul
Thanks Paul... comments like this, is the reason I want to keep uploading haha! I thrilled you get something out of them! I would like to try a bees wax finish. because a lot of people say it's good. it probably depends on the wood your turning? I hope the carnauba wax turns out well! let me know how it goes!
@@SeanEvelegh
Yes, please keep uploading :-)
I will let you know how it works out for me.
Big like!👍👍👍👍👍✅💪Felicitări! Great video 👍👍👍😎
Beautiful
That bowl looks amazing, Sean. Great work!
Hey Rob! thanks a lot. thrilled you like the one! I like how the grain glistens in the light!
# Its like a PORCELAIN BOWL ! Very NICE ! All the BEST !
Thank mate! really glad you liked it
Too relaxing watching this, I fell asleep
Nice job Sean. Very relaxing. Headed to bed now. 😁
Thanks Chad! glad i didn't bore your to sleep haha! see you in the next video
Beautiful grain in the wood and a nicely turned bowl.
Do not use the indexing lock for locking the spindle, to change a chuck, faceplate or in time you break it.
That's really beautiful. And you're right; it's a very relaxing video. :-)
Thanks Ryk, glad you liked this one... it's the first time I've done this style of video. It seems to be going down well with people!
Great bowl Sean I’ve got a small ovangkol blank myself so as soon as my hand heals I’ll give it a try. Keep up the good work fella and have a good new year. 👍🏻
Hi Dave, thanks for watching and commenting! Nice, did you buy the blank from Makers Central as well? I keep an eye on how your bowl turns out! hope you had a good christmas! and have a happy new year aswell!
Sean Evelegh tbh I don’t remember where I got it from but bowl blanks seem to be my go to impulse buy 😂 have a good new year fella. 🍻
@@DaveGDesigns You to Dave!
Hey Ho Daddy O.....Diggin those Funky Beats Man....YOUS’ ONE FUNKY “BEATNIK” ;-)
Nice bowl Too :-)
I once had an Ovengkol blank and wasn't able to hollow it out as it was rock hard. In the end I broke the epoxy rim for pushing too hard. Seems as if the RP tool aren't that bad.
Excellent work.
Thanks Alex! glad you liked it!
You say 'Relaxing' but you've got a better lathe than me. So I'm just jealous! 😡!
I would buy that bowl
amazing nice work
Thank you very much! happy new year!
Watched this on the way to work this morning...made the bus trip alot easier...great video mate, keep at it, just subscribed 😁
Hi Kyle, thanks for the nice comment! welcome to the channel... I'm looking forward to showing you more videos!
How long did it take you to do the bowl?
@@kylethomas6781 you could get it done in a day, I wasn't working on it full time, so it took me 2 or 3 days, working a couple of hours each day.
@@SeanEvelegh well nice work either way, look forward to more lathe work mate. Have a good one
En êtes-vous content de ce tour a bois ? Et il fiable merci
I believe I have struck TH-cam gold
Nice! How thin is it?
Goddam so cool
Thanks so much
Sean, I absolutely hate to be negative but your technique concerns me. When using a scrapper the rear of the handle must always be elevated. Also, The scrapper must always be used slightly above center or right at center, never below. Furthermore, you're using a spindle gouge on the inside and outside of the bowl and that is usually not a good idea. They're designed to cut side grain and not end grain. Remember in a bowl you're cutting both. You need to use a deep fluted bowl gouge for safer cutting options when transiting from side to end grain. Keep turning and making beautiful things.
Hi Ronald, Thank you for your advice. This video was for Record Power. And I only wanted to used the tools they sent me. (I didn't have a bowl gouge from them). Since showing them the video... they have kindly sent me one of their bowl gouges, for the videos. Thanks or scraper help! I'm always keen on learning more things! see you in the next video!
hey, I am a woodworker trying to figure out how I could go about making money doing woodworking. Do you yourself make money doing woodworking? If so how?
In any case fantastic video.
Hi Brian, I do make money from it. there are lots of different ways to make money, either by teaching, youtube, making and selling either in craft fairs or bespoke.
Thanks
My anxiety approves.
ahaha thank you
I didn’t find it relaxing you used the wrong tools to do the job and you didn’t use them correctly, you were lucky not to get a catch and yes it was a nice piece of wood but why did you turn the foot away when you sit it on the table it will look like part of the table. You need to leave a foot on your bowl it doesn’t have to be very big and will lift the bowl so that you can see the whole shape.
Please give it a go and you will see that I’m right I’ve been doing this for many years and do teach wood turning, but on a plus side a very good effort I hope this doesn’t put you off we’ve all been there and keep making shavings.
Dude, AH GREED!!!!! jesus, the kid has some of the best kit money can buy and used it all terribly!!!! Look at the grind on those gouges too.... shit! I would kill for that primo Record Power machine!!!!
There is NO wrong tools, only the tools which works for you.
Great bowl Sean. Keep working.