Wood Turning | A Surprise Inside this Old Birch Log
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 22 ก.ค. 2021
- Continuing the series of making use of wood I have had kicking around the shop for way too long I turned this old spalted birch long into a winged bowl with a live edge finish. This woodturning project tested my abilities as I have never turned a bowl in this style and turning the wings was tough as this wood was extremely soft.
Turning a winged bowl has been on my project list for a long time so I'm happy to have finally tackled it. I have a ton of ideas for future woodturning projects so I'm happy to have this one under my belt.
Half logs are a great medium for woodturning as you can turn them into so many different shapes from live edge bowls to winged bowls to bowls with multiple rims, or even feet.
I don't show it much in this video but having a negative rake scraper is such an incredible tool when working with softwoods. It leaves an incredibly smooth finish which really cuts down on the sanding time. I do a pass on both the inside and outside of almost every bowl now with the negative rake scraper to get a uniform surface and clean up any tear-out.
🔨 Tools Used in this Video:
🔵 General 26020 Lathe - Out of Production
🔵 Crown Bowl Gouge - amzn.to/3yipIUV
🔵 Carter & Sons Bottom Feeder Gouge
🔵 Carter & Sons Negative Rake Scraper
🔵 Makita Random Orbit Sander - amzn.to/3e7BrhJ
A really nice rustic look to this one the grain is fantastic, good job!
Looks great 👍
Love the plowl you just did!! Plate and Bowl combo I absolutely love it
Thank you!
Beautiful piece. Great way to show off a really unique piece of wood.
Thanks Ben!
Oh wow it is absolutely stunningly beautiful and magnificent the grain is awesome.
Thank you for the kind words! It’s fun to work with wood this beautiful.
Beautiful, simply gorgeous!!!
Thanks so much!
Thanks for sharing, nice Piece. Full View and Like 👍. Hope your weekend is going well
Thanks Allen! Have a great weekend!
Boa Noite amigo, bela peça parabéns tmj
Thinking outside the box. Try making the bowl bottom round. That way it will set how ever it wants.
I’ll have to give that a shot!
where's the surprise? 🤨
A beautiful bowl at the end 😉