How To Turn Tulips on the Lathe - WOOD magazine

Let your lathe skills blossom by trying involuted or “inside-out” turning. The process involves resawing and reassembling a blank with its formerly outside faces inside, and shaping the blank. Then, reassemble the blank in its original configuration and turn some more. The results will make you say “Wow!”
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[@giacomobattisti7943]

The turning with the 4 pieces at the beginning is so clever, i almost became stupid after doing the cuts with the bandsaw and sein the finish left by the blade. Thanks!

[@scottlouis7785]

Now its making sense, love it Now I just need a lath

[@ronaldheak1637]

Ask Santa for a lathe! That's what I'm doing 😀

[@Yaunick1]

Having trouble making end round what type of spindle detail gouge is this? Tried copying profile but with no luck it just comes out Tapered instead of rounded

[@jessetutterrow4320]

Why do you use so many drills (1/8, 1/8, 3/16, and finally 1/4) for the stem hole?