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How Wood Bowls Are Made: The Basics

During ‘Part One: Basics of Woodturning Bowls’ of the three-part ‘Woodturning Bowl Series’ I will begin with cutting blanks on a bandsaw, discussing the shape and design of a functional bowl and the different shapes of gouges, and the tools I use at the lathe. Then the real fun begins when I show how to cut the wood using various woodturning chisels including gouges and scrapers. I show my methods of mounting the blank to the lathe, shaping the outside of the bowl, and cutting the inside using various gouges and scrapers, and creating a pleasing foot on the bottom using a vacuum chuck. Below you will find the chapter timeline which will allow you to jump to any part of the video, making it easier to watch the segment of information you are looking for. Just click on the timeline to be taken to that chapter. I hope you enjoy the video, and if you have any questions, please feel free to drop me an email. Thank you for supporting my live online woodturning classes. In Kind Regards, Scott Hampton 00:00:00 Introduction 00:00:49 Chapter One: Finding the Center of a Bowl Blank 00:09:17 Chapter Two: Cutting Bowl Blanks on the Bandsaw 00:12:40 Chapter Three: Cutting a Natural-Edge Bowl Blank on the Bandsaw 00:24:16 Chapter Four: Mounting the Blank to the Lathe 00:27:05 Chapter Five: Balancing the Blank on the Lathe 00:35:50 Chapter Six: Creating a Tenon on the Bowl Blank 00:42:20 Chapter Seven: Shaping the Bottom of the Bowl 01:18:49 Chapter Eight: Mounting the Blank Using the Tenon 01:20:00 Chapter Nine: Discussing the Different Flute Shapes of a Bowl Gouge 01:22:22 Chapter Ten: Turning the Inside of the Bowl 02:01:43 Chapter Eleven: Creating the Bowl's Foot Using a Vacuum Chuck 02:23:35 Chapter Twelve: Final Thoughts