187 Wood-turning a $1,500 oak bowl from a $0.50 log
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- Roger Webb demonstrates how to wood turn a bowl out of a tree with a wood lathe.
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These videos and commentary are intended for entertainment and inspiration. Woodworking and metalworking is dangerous. Always seek professional advice and training before using any power tools or CNC machine. If you have any uncertainty before performing any DIY procedure, stop and learn a safer method. Understand that there are years of learning and experimentation by me that are not in the videos. Do not attempt anything simply because you saw it in one of my videos.
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I really love your wood turning, it's what brought me to your channel and I find it to be extremely soothing to watch. whenever I'm stressed out there's nothing like a bowl gouge or a tannin to put me in a calm mood. Thank you, and please carry on!!!
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Roger,Donna here from Ehrhardt,SC,USA
I really enjoy watching you create these beautiful wooden objects.I suffer from anxiety attacks and I can just turn on your videos and I'm instantly calmed. Your selection of music is another level of soothing the nerves for me.I'm just finding you about March 9,2019. Thanks so much.I bet you never thought about your videos as therapy for a person. You are a healer and a gentle creator of lovely things from Natures bounty. Namaste
Thank you, for watching,
Please forward the video on to a friend, Australian Inventor Roger Clyde Webb ;-)
I love watching wood lashing,seeing how it gets to its shape gradually.Real cool!
I wish I had your set of skills. To watch you 'work' is very soothing and satisfying.
Thank you so much 😀
Love watching the creation from a raw log.. Wish I had a wood shop to learn how to do this.. Miss shop class.. All the construction I did in my younger years but missed getting close to having a work area..
You have such a positive energy. Not only that but you are also great with woodworking. Great video ❤️
Fantastic work and how you shared it with the world! Thank you!
My hat off to you Sir, 187 is my first video.You took a section of tree trunk and Turned it into a beautiful work of Art! Thank you for a wonderful learning experience also!
The end result was beautiful.
DANG! Goin to the woodpile! Great! Now I can't ever burn wood again hahaha ha great video!
Fantastic Piece.
Thank you! Cheers!
Such a beautiful peace of wood in good hands keep the good work
Beautiful bowl. Well done!
Loved the bowl and wished I was young to use a lathe.
you are the bob ross of wood
Sev Stevens hahahaha
happy mistakes lol
Really wish I had the skill set to do something this cool!
Theres talent involved but there is also practice im sure Mr Webb has many of failure before he was happy. So id say if you really want it buy a lathe and start small and see where your talent is. Be safe and good luck
i know nothing about wood turning but i love your videos.
I don't know if you will ever see this but you have a very cool channel you also do very cool things with all of the great tools in your shop. Your a very cool man.
Thank you , and I do see all the comments ;-)
Australian Inventor Roger Clyde Webb, Pacific Tooling;
Nice bowl your wife should be super happy.
Since I started watching wood turning videos....I no longer look at trees (or wood) the same. In every tree stump....a work of art is in there...waiting to be brought out. That's how I look at trees now. I hope that's not a bad thing. :-)
Thanks a lot. I want to start doing this. Great instructions. Wish you well
So interesting that other people say this about woodwork as well: it is indeed, so calming. Not sure exactly why. But I come here to 'visit", and I also love watching the piece take shape, from a large chunk of rough tree section..to the exquisite end result. Huzzah, and many thanks from here in downtown NYC.
the background music is from the game "kerbal space program" :D got me checking if the game is running :D
This is what I call quality contents
Very nice project. I always enjoy watching your videos
Great bowl I love it
Love your accent & you do lovely work.
this man's accent roams around the british isles and to Oz
Watching is very peaceful...someday
that was beautiful, I would love to do that as a career, my whole life had been so fast and crazy, I would love to just disappear and work hard on my own and create something half as good as those 💎, awesome video, I am a fan now, +1 sub
That bowl is SERIOUS !! EXCELLENT work, sir. I admire your artistry. 😎👍
KSP Music, gotta love it. Great video, thank you!
Beautiful! And I liked the way you did your video.
Roger Webb grande talento na arte de tornear madeiras. Que resultado extraordinário e finalização perfeita. Congratulation, parabéns e continue a nos brindar com maravilhas dessa natureza. Thank you, obrigado!
How beautiful. Well done.
congratulations ! beautiful work !
Thank you.
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Fantastic, a pleasure to watch Sir.
Beautiful work!
very beautifull work
Thank you for creating these videos. It is very informative and relaxing watching you create works of art. The background music is soothing. 👍
thanks for the stress relief. great video
Great job.
I enjoyed video but I wish you would have shown how you fastened it to back of bowl. I am just starting to turn. Thanks Mike
Oommggg it's soo beautiful good job man 😍😍😍❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Relaxing video. Fun to watch. Thanks 🤓
Thank you for watching,
Please forward the video on to a friend, Australian Inventor Roger Clyde Webb ;-)
Awesome work. Just subscribed and looking forward to checking out all of your videos.
Very nice piece
Great instructional working classroom... Thanks for posting....! BTW, Fantastic choice of "mood music"..!
Again, Thank You...! Gordon
Hi Roger I just got a free lathe from my daughter's fiancee and I want to start making bowls. My wife loves wood bowls so I am hoping to make some nice ones for her and maybe sell some. I also got a set of ten tools with it so I hope to be making some nice bowls here soon. I watched your video and subscribed. I hope to get some tips on getting started. Thanks for the video Mike.
The bowl turned out awesome, just subed to your channel. Looking forward to watching more of your videos. I am hopefully getting my first lathe in the coming weeks.
Very nice job thank you for sharing the great video
nice work liked your video.
Awesome looking bowl Sir! love it:-)
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I very much enjoyed this video, it was entertaining, educating and well edited not to mention extremely satisfying to watch
(Also, I'm loving the Harry Potter computer backgrounds)
I really like that u TEACH/ INSTRUCT/EXPLAIN while u perform the work. Very nice channel, sir. I'm glad I subscribed. 😎
very nice bowl
Thank you for watching,
Please forward the video on to a friend, Australian Inventor Roger Clyde Webb ;-)
I just recently found your channel and i really enjoy the great work you do.
Very nice
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Roger, thank you for the safety tips, because sure as dollars to doughnuts some damn idiot will be using a bull gouge to clean the wax out of his ear or use a chain saw to turn a piece of wood, so keep those safety tips coming!
Suddenly Kerbal Space Program music.
VERY VERY NICE ...sir
GOOD job, Larry! I'll be over next week to see it in person and to bring your sanding tool back. I did notice when you first mounted that log, that you had a good bit of wobble in your tail stock tool shaft. The lath's tail stock base was solid, of course, but I was concerned what the wobble was doing to your center on the log, but more importantly, what it might have been doing to your tail stock receiver. I love Cedar and you produced a beautiful product.
Great video Roger. I would suggest bringing in your tailstock while roughing the general shape though.
Good point!
Really lovely. thanks
Magic!
First time watching, I really enjoyed it. Beautiful piece, sir.
Beautiful !
To mount the block a friend's helping hand or two might help,too.
Love the music
nice project, just remember handle down and flute at 90°
Doug Schroeder It depends on how the bevel is ground.
Gained a sub right here mate.
Much respect 👍
Welcome aboard!
Great video you should put a video together of just turning wood and and use the same song as you did in this video could watch that for a long time great video. Awesome looking bowel.
a tip use the chips and rub the pice in before u oil, it will lead to a werry nice smooth finish :)
Hi Roger from the UK, really like you videos, just 2 weeks in & never down wood turning before, i find it so easy, i have done metal turning before, picking up all the tips & tricks which makes turning so much easier, looking forward to seeing many more vids from yourself, cheers, ps, love the background music you use, can you tell us who it is please.
Duuude. That is super nice. You should get James May on your show. This reminds me of a James May show.
Beautiful bowl
yeah and ya don't stop!
beauty !
great final piece!;) but just some advice you shouldn't use a spindle roughing gauge for a bowl blank
LOL great merch! I wish I could afford it.
I wish I could afford a lathe to do stuff like this!
Great content! Keep up the good work!
I was surprised to see that you didn't put the tailstock up against that heavy of a piece when you first started. The other issue is that you seemed to stand right in front of the 'spin' when roughing it out.
wow nice
Keep go on
I would like to have one ..😁
You tube title $500 bowl. Video intro $100 bowl. Wow. Out of control inflation.
Nice work, but I would have liked to know how you did the bottom of the bowl. In connecting it and finishing it.
If you were going to turn down the outside anyway, should you not have initially used a floating centre, both for safety as well as to reduce strain on faceplate / motor assembly?
Amazing skill. Very impressive and a pleasure to watch. I'm researching buying a wood lathe. Any pointers? Thanks!
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I want that bowl. Lol.
Following your prohibition on the use of the chain saw on the lathe, would you add "never use a spindle roughing gouge on cross grain" ?...?
Beaultiful!
This is the kerbal space program music when he's spinning
Can a roughing gouge be used to round of the outside of a bowl, just to knock the corners off? If not why?
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could you please do a video with some different lathing tools?
Very nice bowl! Sir, how did you finish the bottom of the bowl after using that to mount it on the lathe?
First time watching. Nice. Wish u mentioned rpm adjustments when restarted the lathe. As u needed to increase rpm as work progressed.
Was it easier to use spindle or bowl gouge instead of roughing gouge in beginning? I would think roughing gouge , no?
Thank you for a great video. A little more info during turning is helpful.
Love your shop!!
What sort of reckoning do you use to gauge the thickness of the bowl when using the bowl chisel; avoiding the danger of hitting the base mounting screws etc?