In this video I show my process for rough turning and sealing a wet chestnut bowl. #twiceturning #woodturning #latheprojects #woodlathe #woodturningprojects #beginnersproject #bowlturning
Thanks very much Ray, I just pop them up on the rack and leave to dry it seems to work well for me, I lose an odd one to cracking but that makes a good candidate for milliput or some other form of filling 👍
Your process is very similar to mine with only a couple deviations. First, when turning the outside, I do it left handed with a large, lidded garbage can next to the lathe. Doing it this shoots a good bit of the shavings into the can and not on the floor. The second deviation is in hollowing where I drill a depth hole in the center before starting to hollow. Looked like there was part of the pith remaining in blank. Will that be a problem for you later?
Cheers for watching Stewart, good idea using the garbage can, well spotted on the little bit of pit left in, that bowl has dried very well with no I'll effects, Kind regards From Will 😊👍
Sweet chestnut is one of my favourite woods for colour and grain. Simple but charming. I've not had any green chestnut though. I have been doing some part turning of cherry, ash and silver birch though. I was mixing the pva glue with water. Have you found just pva glue better?
Thanks for watching Rachel, I mix a tiny bit of water in just to help it spread around a bit, I always put a few coats on it seems to work for me, with the exception of a few causality 😁
Thanks Will 👍🏴
Cheers Jim thanks for watching 👍 😊
Nice one, Will. Thank you for the video. 😊😊
Cheers Rob appreciate you watching mate 😊👍
William smashing demo mate and good information for new guys and girls coming through
Thank you kindly Alan 👍 😊
Thank you, William. Good instructional video.
Thank you kindly Brian 😊
Good job Bill 👍
Cheers buddy thanks for watching 👍
Nice Willie and like the new camera angle! 😃
Thanks very much val hope your keeping well, Kind regards From Will 😊
Very nice work! ✨✨
Merci beaucoup pour cette très belle vidéo ! 👍🙏
Thanks very much 👍 😀
@@William_Kenny Have a great day!
Very nice.
Thanks very much doug 👍
I was already subscribed brother! Just didn't know it. Great video!
Cheers Chris thanks for popping in 😊👍
Nice job William 👍
Thank you kindly Andy 😊👍
You make it look so easy. I’ve put my one and only cored bowl in a wheely bin full of shavings to dry 🌞
Thanks very much Ray, I just pop them up on the rack and leave to dry it seems to work well for me, I lose an odd one to cracking but that makes a good candidate for milliput or some other form of filling 👍
@@William_Kenny 👍🌞
Your process is very similar to mine with only a couple deviations. First, when turning the outside, I do it left handed with a large, lidded garbage can next to the lathe. Doing it this shoots a good bit of the shavings into the can and not on the floor. The second deviation is in hollowing where I drill a depth hole in the center before starting to hollow.
Looked like there was part of the pith remaining in blank. Will that be a problem for you later?
Cheers for watching Stewart, good idea using the garbage can, well spotted on the little bit of pit left in, that bowl has dried very well with no I'll effects,
Kind regards From Will 😊👍
Sweet chestnut is one of my favourite woods for colour and grain. Simple but charming. I've not had any green chestnut though. I have been doing some part turning of cherry, ash and silver birch though. I was mixing the pva glue with water. Have you found just pva glue better?
Thanks for watching Rachel, I mix a tiny bit of water in just to help it spread around a bit, I always put a few coats on it seems to work for me, with the exception of a few causality 😁
@@William_Kenny I'll try doing that then. I shall rummage in the boxes of shavings and smother them in a stronger coat or two.
Always fun watching those shavings peel off Will. Well done!
Gary
Thanks very much Gary hope your keeping well,
Kind regards From Will 👍
Very nice.
Thanks very much David 👍