That's one of the most dangerous tool to use without a doubt. And for him not to have it held multiples the danger. That's why they call them accidents. And wearing gloves while using it is very guestionable. I use an electric chain saw a small one and I know it's safer than a right angle grinder with one of those blades. So if you use one be very careful.

Hi Pierre, Another beautiful piece! May I ask ... what it the total real time you spend on making this bowl?

What did you use to stop the bowl from cracking radially due to shrinkage?

Dice

It’s amazing what lies inside a block of wood

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Is this wood wet?

I’m trying to decide whether to buy the Oneway system or McNaughton, so it’s nice to see them being used.

Très jolie très beau travail 👏🏻

Very nice project! That is a good looking candle holder. I am no expert, but that doesn't look like hackberry bark to me. At least here in the Southern US, hackberry bark is smooth with little bumps. Thanks for the great video.

😊👍 Interesting wood. What was it? .

I said, "Uh oh. This is the one where the guy loses a finger." That was amazing. I'm glad no blood was shed.

Exc.

Hi Pierre, Very nice bowl! Only 1/4" thick. I didn't think the wood would stay together that thin. Well done!

Great

Beautiful natural edge, well done! Stay safe.

Nice job. Like your vacuum chuck!

Beautiful bowl! You made it look so easy to turn from log to finished product.

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Fantastic! I will surely try this method out soon. I’ve got some bowl carving to do. This is less dust for my workshop.

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Hello Pierre, What a lovely piece of wood! I admit that when looking over the original chunk, I did not "see" a bowl in that 🙂 Well done.

Que belleza.buen trabajo felicidades

Very nice bowl, Pierre!

Where did you get that adjustable saw horse

Gorgeous piece, nicely done. Stay safe.

Hi Pierre, That bowl-coring tool looks a little shaky, but gets the job done! I would probably feel nervous standing near it, though. 🙂 Do you ever make a smaller bowl out of the center piece? Thanks for the video. Dan

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Very nice work, Pierre! That burl wood is beautiful. I imagine somewhere you have a huge room full of thousands of bowls! 🙂

impressionnant. cet outil à évider ! j'avais jamais vu. et quel gain de matière !!! beau tour aussi . on peut rêver 🤪🤪

une gouge lui suffit presque ! du beau travail . merci l'artiste

google 'mcnaughton center saver system' for infos on wood saver

Parabéns muito bom o seu trabalho que Deus o abençoe.

Salut Pierre, ton crochet viens de quel endroit ?? merci de me revenir.

Great work Pierre! I like how you can freehand such smooth surfaces. That takes some practice.

Es de pino o de k madera es

looks good

Great work!

Ola

Nice. I take the stem down gradually rather than step it, safer ghat way.

Looks good, but what are they worth if they were sold? Do you make them to sell?

This looks like a fun little project. I have plenty of fallen Live Oak and Cedar Elm branches here that I could try.

Beauty

Great use for small blocks!

Si pur; tres elegant!

Hi Pierre, again a nice project. Best wishes

It is like a horror movie to watch the boring inside of this relatively small bowl. Experience is the only thing I cannot get with watching enough I guess. I'll try once I got my balls out one day :)

Hi Pierre, That's a nice little turning project. I had no idea how you were going to form the spoon, but then you mounted it sideways in the chuck, and it became clear. Nice trick.

I 've made spoons before but that technique is so simple it's brilliant!

I thought I had left a comment but must have forgotten to post it. I just wanted to thank you for this super video and for showing me how you held the blank in the chuck because that solved a problem for me. Best Wishes, Brendan.