Woodturning - A basswood bowl in real time

Basswood is one of my most favourites species for objects of daily use. It has a really nice texture and develops an awesome patina if left without a finish.
The piece I used was bone dry. Basswood desires razor-sharp tools and delicate finishing cuts. Tenons tend to break, so I don't take the heaviest cuts while roughing the inside.

[@hedih2725]

Danke für diese interessanten Einblicke.

[@danhealy79]

I haven't even bought anything related to woodworking, but seeing videos like this really make me want to!

[@DennisDolan-fl3mw]

very impressive work

[@zachariah-binyisrayl5570]

That starting cut was amazing. U can tell his tool is SHARP. I also like the suction device to grab the wood dust. Really cool.

[@jessevancleavewoodworking6975]

Really good work

[@AllenOxendine]

Beautiful Piece, thanks for sharing

[@Shaka_Vibe]

Nice. I haven’t seen a grinder used as a sander for the outside... I like that idea. Well done.

[@billycoleman1128]

Very nice!

[@Andreas_Achleitner]

Wunderschön Franz!

[@ediii89]

Klasse man!it mehr content wird dein channel schnell zu den großen gehören

[@alansimpson596]

I'm an amateur turner and if I achieve just half your skill I'll be happy. Basswood. also known as lime is the favourite wood for carvers as it cuts easily in any direction due to its texture.

[@flohweerts8027]

Sehr schön :)

[@manafabric]

Beautiful work ! For what do you cover the bowl by water after it's finished ?

[@lukasmarzell3730]

Wow sag ich nur, das ist sehr inspirierend zu sehen wie toll etwas wird wenn herz, hand und holz zusammen eine Einheit bilden.

[@AlexanderSaminger]

Sehr Cool! Habe erst vor kurzen mit Drechseln angefangen. Mich würde es interessieren welche Röhre und Große du nimmst. LG Alexander

[@1715scuba]

I am very curious, in the US what we call basswood (American Linden) is pretty soft and the few times I turned it was prone to tearout and so forth. Plus, when complete was so soft that it was likely to dent in use. Is this true of the basswood you are showing? It seems to turn differently than ours.

[@pablopascual5607]

Congratulations , nice video. Thank you very much for sharing.

[@garyk5316]

Wow fast and excellent turning. What type of grind did you have on the bowl gouge during the final cuts of the inside? Also was that 5/8" and 1/2" gouge? Again thank you and excellent video.

[@heyimamaker]

Well, I am getting a sanding pad for my angle grinder and drill! I noticed that you tough the wheel to the bowl and then turn it on. Does this help prevent sanding gouges?

[@andreasrammer475]

Hallo