the most watched part is the back of the operators hand

Thanks for the clear explanation!

Lol, like those Nova lathes! Mine is an old DVR 3200, still going strong!

Yeah, in wanting to turn my first bowl I watched several videos and not one of them turned one the same way...or even attached a head the same way...Faceplate, chuck screw, live center...one guy even super glued a piece of wood to the bowl then attached the faceplate to that. And of course every one of them didn't mention a thing about making the curve inside or out, but they sure did love to talk about their super mojo-doolawa super expensive chisels when I'm here with a Central Machinery mini lathe and chisel sets I got from Amazon wondering why none of them will show me how to make a basic bowl with tools everyone can afford. Finally I stopped watching the videos, deciding the only way I'm going to learn anything is by just diving in and doing it. If something breaks then it breaks and I'll know not to do that again.

This was very helpful keep it 💯

This is a very useful and well explained video. I would subscribe but it appears you are no longer active. Our loss. I will be using your great idea though.

Не надо много говорить и жестикулировать показывайте дело и будет понятно.

Can the carbide rougher do the job of a large traditional roughing gouge? Say you are turning a large 10" diameter log with bark on it

I have this carbide set. It's good quality and made in US. But I still feel a bit scared using it to rough gouge something big like this, especially with bark. I keep thinking the carbide tip is going to catch,break, and fly off into my face. Not sure how grounded this fear is but I like that a traditional roughing gouge is just once piece.

Great illustration and technique to create an off-center bowl.

Thank you, very informative!😊

Awesome project, thanks for sharing. 😊👍

I have watched several videos tonight about off-center bowls, they were all good but this method was the simplest and easiest to understand, thank you. I have an old piece of very dark walnut that was passed down to me from a father to a son then to me., and I've had it for over 20 years. I think this will do it justice.

Great job from one Washingtonian to another

Just say no. Learn to turn with real tools

Hate the music

Saw your video for the first time today and I read all the comments too. Impressed with the Cocobolo pen but not once did you or your readers mention that Cocobolo is poisonous! It's dust is a severe irritant so always wear a good mask and safety glasses too. Keep up the good work!

Very informative and I appreciated the style of presentation with expertise, knowledge and candor. Thank you.

Thank you for the presentation. Very clear and helpful for the use of carbide tools. Thanks again

Nice work. What brand carbide are you using?

I've been turning since I was 12 now at 70 still at and I just bought a set of carbide's just to see what all the hype was about ! Guess what I hate them anyone interested in buying a set of carbide chisels!!! I'll take the old school chisels any day and do circles around carbide turning they SUCK!!! In this video he's removed the center which first which is bad one should remove outside to the center as the walls of the bowl get week and vibrate with no center support!!!🤔 Give me a bowl gouge 5/8"and a 1/2" and half the time the bowl will be finished and hardly no sanding! Also try doing live edge with carbide! Not here to knock this video down but lean old school first and you will see were I'm coming from! Thank you to my grandfather who taught me how turn!!!👍

The music dude turn it down please i had to mute it 🤔

Great video!

Nice bowl, but the music!!!!!!! You picked the most random tracks and so loud!!!!!!!!!!

Truly shit camera work

Some fake blood would have added to the dramatics...

This was excellent. I always enjoy learning a new technique. I like the bead on the inside rim. I have done that and it dresses up the platter. Thanks for sharing.

Thanks for the instructions I definitely will be turning this bowl

Hi, I just saw this video. Where did you buy the bowl extension? Is it a Beall product? Thanks

I couldn't watch this. I watch youtube videos with earbuds. Every time the music came on it blasted my ears with excessive volume.

All carbide tools are scrapers.

Well, I'm way behind an 8 year old video. Don't know if you're still monitoring this site but I tried the website to place an order and it said you're shut down, email was returned as unable to deliver. Phone message said you were recovering and that number was out going only and don't leave a message, which I did at the beep anyhow. I'd like to place an order but can't seem to accomplish that . Any help would be appreciated Get well

Do you have carbide hollowing vidioes?

You're basically dealing with rotting wood... I think it needs to be epoxy treated somehow at various stage of work... perhaps once the outside bowl shape is done put it in a huge vat of epoxy and suck the air out with a vacuum pot.

I finally tried some carbide tools and I really dont enjoy them, especially for roughing out. Having the corners coming down feels like its beating on the tool vs just peeling with a skew.

I think your wood is Eastern Red Cedar.

I’m looking at buying some carbide tools so was also having a gander at uTube for information. While yours is a good instructional video ,please,please,please get rid of that bloody annoying too loud music, I had to keep a finger on the volume button to turn it down then up again to hear you. I am sure viewers would rather hear lathe/ wood turning sounds than that awful noise. Sorry no thumb up.

Where is the best place to get replaceable cutter tips? I broke the tip off of the diamond cutter, I have the RIKON turning tool system. (70-800)

Nothing like a good old 1inch skew and a big broad gouge

new to turning. your videos are easy to follow. thanx!

Nice work but that fkn horrible repetetive music i had to turn sound off and missed most of what you said

Very nice looking bowl. Found your video when I searched for dogwood bowl. One of my tree guy buddies texted me this morning saying he has a cool chunk of wood for me and it's dogwood.

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How much smaller machine

Very good video. Would you explaine the CA and Boiled Linseed oil finish please. I've never seen it used before and the finish was beautiful. Thanks

Thank you, I have not purchased a lathe yet. but am planning on it.

Love the wood turning but hate having to adjust the volume every time the music come in. Maybe lose the music next time it’s really not needed.

Very informative. Especially for beginners. Thanks.

Very timely for me, thanks! And the Pacelbel is very relaxing.

I like the fact that you do this in real time. It gives a much better perspective on the actual process and progress. I'm just starting to use my new Harrison Specialties carbides. My club thinks carbides are inferior and not worth their time, so most of my learning is via KZbin videos like yours. Thank you.