Bowl Carving 1, 2, 3 with Maverick

[@kld5140]

You're literally crafty man, greetings from Libya 🇱🇾.

[@h_kmack4132]

The lack of symmetry in itself adds beauty to the bowl. Awesome!

[@Native_love]

GREAT VIDEO! Better than 90% of YT or the internet!

[@cornflakeusa]

I have several King Arthur tools and I would give more warning on how dangerous the Lancelot tool is. I see the instructor is wearing gloves and safety gear which is a must when using this tool. It is a good tool that removes a lot of wood real fast but many people have lost fingers using this tool. Be safe out there.

[@letmeshowya6797]

This is the best instructional video I e ever seen, not even playing! Straight step by step without any of that lame bull shit that almost all diy videos have!

[@ChrisMovingForward247]

Nail on the head =) too bad more people are not on board with that type of thing these days

[@johnnydutcher208]

the indexing cut is such a good idea. gorgeous bowl!

[@ElverGhalarga]

@The Lancelottool - Great video! Thanks for highlighting the importance of donning safety gear when working with this equipment. Class act!

[@possmasonify]

Just finished making my first rustic bowl from a beech burr using an auld chainsaw, wish I'd seen your video first!! Think I'll be investing in a few of the tools you used, your video was very interesting and helpful.

[@donedwards5301]

Beautiful spalted bowl. Congratulations and thanks for the video.

[@Sanjay-bv3dz]

Wonderful piece of Art, congratulations.

[@christopherkattfineart3429]

What a great method to make a gorgeous bowl! I love that it's rustic and not perfectly round.

[@JayWeber-s1n]

Wonderful video! Best yet. I'm wondering what kind of wood that is Maverick?

[@STARGAUD]

This was my first video I saw of yours. Excellent production quality and very informative.

[@maverickjaillet9398]

Thank you very much!

[@pncarcone]

I can’t wait to try this…and lose three fingers and an eye in the process. Amazing…

[@zhyvchikbos]

Thank you! Enjoyed watching the video! You are a real master! I want to try that too.

[@geraldb8856]

Thats a great looking bowl! Nice job

[@invinciblemuffi]

Beautiful carving, thanks for sharing

[@plywoodcarjohnson5412]

Next series of tools: "Lord of the rings guitarbuilding set, containing Saurons soldering tool, Gandalfs guitarpegs and Bilbos bridge. Frodos frets and Aragorns A-string." Great upload!

[@tdrnolimit2518]

C'est super c'est disque à creuser j'avais peur qu'on soit obligé de le tenir très fermement à cause de la croche de la mais visiblement celle-ci est bien conçue on voit d'ailleurs que vous la tenez à une main quasiment la deuxième ne sert que guidage on attend avec impatience que nos magasin d'outillage puisse nous fournir ce type de produit

[@judyl.761]

Awesome bowl and great video.

[@davidjesse8689]

I was expecting you would add the Merlin glitter as a final touch.. thanks for sharing Lancelot.

[@clintonagnew4178]

Awesome bowl, love the hands on approach and the rustic look is amazing. Well done

[@jmp116]

Really like the work holding station

[@danieladams2986]

Really cool video thanks 🎸 what model bosch grinder is that please?

[@luizramachiotti9997]

Very good Friend! Beautiful Work, Brazil

[@victordavilacortazar7533]

Me gusto el tazón, asimetrico, rustico, poco tiempo empleado. Tengo dos preguntas: Cómo se llama esa cera que le untastes a la madera y ese disco con eslabones de motosierra donde lo consigues? Saludos desde Ecuador

[@matthewsimpson6737]

where has this been all my life?

[@crownlaurus2610]

I absolutely loved this video!

Felicidades amigo, quedó muy bien y sobretodo porque me ha servido para ver como funcionan las amoladoras con la madera. Good job!

[@TUYETNGUYEN-vz5mn]

beautiful hand works

[@hannabolate5657]

Brilliant! What wood is it, please?

[@thepittsfamily]

Just found this video when looking to make a Biscuit dough bowl. Can you tell me what size blank you started with?

[@Akasha_Silver]

Nice.What kind of wood is that? And was the wood dried/ seasoned?

[@baan2641]

Sir, superb fantastic in simple way in your great work.

[@malcolmjames7388]

Great video , Nice bowl, good skills, lovely tools ? Thanks

[@5ChG]

I love the video. Reminds me of my grandpa made things with a few tools and craftsmanship. I am young too but todays young people are lack of craftsmanship. They buy like 10 machines to make one bowl. And the bowl is ....rectangular shape....

[@timbrokkoli7386]

Hey man, fantastic looking bowl first off - quick question, doesn't the wood get brittle from heating it up with the air dryer? I have a wooden bowl at home that cracked while I dried it by putting it on the radiator for a few hours?

[@Fatevad]

great video. what is the name of that Rigid Vise bench you are working on?

[@pauldance4174]

Gorgeous piece of work - what sort of wood is that?

[@wood4nothing284]

Would love all these different blades to fit my Angle grinder, I'm just starting out so it's not possible yet as they are quite expensive but they sure do make short work of making a bowl. Good tutorial on how to use the. Cheers Tim from wood 4 nothing

[@WH1TEDEVIL]

I don't know how I ended up here but those grinder wheels look intimidating to say the least . I'm a painting contractor so i know my way around a grinder but dang.. where can I get one . The Lancelot.. great video

[@lizmerrett8431]

Are you double stacking the lancelot 22 tooth onto the grinder?

[@AndresGarcia-xq1jx]

Hi, your video and instruction is great. I live in Venezuela can you ship? I have a po box in Miami Florida and courier service. Thanks

[@bguthro]

Lots of tools used here, when there's a lathe behind the him, and turning gouges next to him at the start of the video. I liked the tip about the heat gun, with the wax though

[@garoglen]

In cold weather I warm the bowls and it helps spray lacquer etc. dry faster

[@dougsimpson4907]

Ben Guthro sometimes you don't want a perfect symmetrical piece.

[@FunDadAdventures]

Hi. What’s the name of the bracket that you’re using to hold the bowl still while you carve?

[@buckfoster7346]

The cracks and splits magically fixed themselves

[@mariogutierrez2821]

Really a beatifull bowl. Congratulations.

[@williamdowdy8846]

OK I thought I was gonna get all judgmental on this. But, thats pretty dang cool. I like the idea and since I have years of experience with angle grinders and linear grinders, heck, all kinds of grinders, this should have a good learning curve to it...

[@andressoria8]

hola... esta muy bueno el vídeo, me gustaría hacer algo así y me interesó mucho el disco de corte de la amoladora pero no se cual es el código del mismo para pedirlo, usted podría decirme cuál es el código del disco de corte de la amoladora? gracias...

[@NedenaBeerFarm]

Beautiful! What kind of wood was that?

[@maverickjaillet9398]

Pecan. It's wonderful to work with.

[@mirsadalispahic9788]

Respekt. Kako da narucim iz bosne sam plocu za rezbarenje imam veliku zelju da je imam. Pozdrav i puno zdravlja vam zelim od srca sretan rad!!!!!!

[@DanDDirges]

Nice work!

[@alexandergolikov]

How I envy you what cool tips you have on an angle grinder, in Russia we don’t find one, and if there is, it’s very expensive.

[@jerryhammock6472]

We have a dealer in Saint Petersburg, Fortool Co., their website is rubankov.ru

[@Ghanzo]

nice bowl! Love the method of making it. Sure beats a lathe in its simplicity

[@thresh0014]

Umm no? I can make a bowl like this in 1/4 the time with far less dust and noise. I'm not quite sure how it's simpler? Other than leaving the pith in Mavrick did great It's just not even in the same league as a lathe especially with this type of shape( round) had it been a four leaf clover or something a lathe would never be able to do then I can see your point.

[@TwoTall1988]

had me cracking up at the "Guinevere polishing slaves" ;)

[@woodypatterson7234]

Believe it was sleeve that he said

[@carloko08]

good work, mr Maverick, very good bowl, i will do one for my own, greetings

[@kimslezak5144]

Nice. What are you clamping to?

[@luant12345]

do you actually ship them also to canada for a decent $ or do you maybe have a seller in ca? couldn't find those infos on your homepage. thanks and cheers luan t

[@mikeleuluai7647]

very helpful technique thank you mate

[@todallard2177]

another Q please? ---I noticed the cracks in the raw wood before you started---does that mean I should wait until the wood I use is completely dry ? (I have some that's half-way dry---would that work or will it split more after I make a bowl?---it has cracks similar in size to yours which makes me think yours is not completely dry) I have some that's completely dry but it has big cracks that might cause the bowl to break as I work it. Do you think if I cut from green wood can I just continually cover it so it dries real slow??

[@maverickjaillet9398]

I just grabbed a chunk of wood that was in the drying shed. I was about half dry. I prefer wood that is as dry as possible. I filled the cracks with epoxy. I usually keep the wood in manageable sized logs. I paint the ends with something...I've used Anchorseal, paraffin wax and other products, but i just paint the ends with some old paint that's around. I like to stand the painted logs on a pallet and forget them for 2-3 years...yes, years. I have no science to back this up, however, my theory is that air can flow around the log and the paint (or whatever) creates a more controlled release of moisture. I usually lose 2-3 inches off the ends of the log due to cracking. I have a couple of logs that I didn't get around to painting and now they're firewood, or spoons and cups, as they've nearly cracked in half. There is no sure thing to keep wood from cracking. If you can get "dead standing" wood...in other words, a tree that has been dead for a few years and still standing, it's usually the most stable.

[@deivimarcastro2542]

Great job Man 👍

[@carloscuruxo7806]

Precioso trabajo, muy Tecnico. Enhorabuena, saludos desde Madrid. Carlos Clemente

[@krashunburn]

I realize that this is an old post and it might take time to respond, but is it better to use two Lancelot wheels on the grinder as I see you are doing? I have one wheel and it chatters badly on hard woods. Does the double wheel reduce chattering?

[@omarkosciukiewicz3842]

Excelente, felicitaciones! Saludos desde Hohenau Itapúa Paraguay

[@rogerjacobs3136]

Where did you find that Ridgid floor vise? I've looked all over online and can't find one. Looks sturdy.

[@cagedraptor]

wonderful, faster than sitting in the woods with some old time wood chisels.

[@03030367]

Thanks you for the wonderful informations, well done.

[@JahRio_808]

You should make a Kumete/kava bowl next

[@yoliyoffre4926]

Lástima no está subtitulado!!! Igualmente mis felicitaciones hermoso trabajo . Me fascinan este estilo de trabajos!!! 🤩

[@samranayab4304]

Sir can u mention the link from where I can buy the tools?

[@jo3lsilvaracidesigner946]

Nicely done

[@norm1124]

Any hint where I can learn more about the security recommendation with this kind of angle grinder tools?

[@TheLancelottool]

+norm1124 You are welcome to visit our website "support" and "FAQ" dropdown menus for King Arthur's Tools safety instructions as well as our instruction manuals. katools.com/product-support/assembly-instructions-lancelot-and-squire/# katools.com/carving-tools/lancelot-and-squire-cutters/lancelot-and-squire-faq/

[@marcinzur6223]

Great job!!!Which kind of wood did you use? Its beautiful

[@mvblitzyo]

Love the demo !! Thanks ! And yes I have a few King Arthur tools love em I made a table out of Modesto ash ..

[@DavidGarrick1515]

Beautiful!!!

[@trumpetflowerII]

What is the name of the vice system being used? Thanks

[@101boertjie]

Are these disks available in South Africa ? i think they are awesome tools from what i see, but many things are a bit behind the times in this country.

[@mahmoudbentouti4661]

Very good work

[@JVD8383]

Nice work

[@WitheringGnomes]

That's awesome! I can't wait to do it myself!

[@dannyfernandez2778]

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[@euro11AG]

Very nice Job! one question, what are the names & where can I get the blades you're using to do the work?,the one that looks like a chain saw and the other one that is blue. Thanks

[@maverickjaillet9398]

www.katools.com Also, we have many dealers around the world. Here is a link to our dealer list: katools.com/contact-us/kat-dealers-2/

[@adrianquispep.4880]

hermozo trabajo donde se consigue ese disco

[@tompalmer334]

that is interesting an different take on a project nicely done

[@yardfowl3149]

Awesome! That's a beautiful bowl. Well done sir.

[@pkungf]

Beautiful work!

[@welovemarbles7191]

Wicked chainsaw blade. 6 years later, do you still have all your fingers?

[@salvatorecacciaguerra8526]

Wooooow great job

[@adrieirobrasil3210]

I do not find in my country already accessories that you used in your power tools, could you arrange the links where I can buy? Thank you very much

[@stanleybelk8795]

What did you fill the cracks with

[@reynaldovalle1773]

Beautiful Bowl.. which one can you use to shape Hammer handles for an axe handle..

[@thresh0014]

draw knife and spoke shave

[@reneerexcb240]

Hi am charles I enjoyed your video, can you please help me? I have a project at school am making a wood sink I don't how to make it please can you make some measurements for me? Please 🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@unshackledsailing950]

please note which quadrant (the right side) of the cutting disc he is using in this video (relative the grinder rotation). So if it grabs, that chainsaw disc pulls AWAY from you! If you dont understand this, either learn about it or dont buy that type of disc.

[@TaylorMadejdm1975]

Badass! I'm on it 🍺👍

[@angeldobrev6165]

Very nice! Please, tell me we're I can buy first and second disk?

[@CurriedBat]

Great video, I have a piece of walnut that is cut the same way. I was worried that if I tried to use an Adze it would be difficult against the grain.

[@maverickjaillet9398]

That is the advantage of power carving...I prefer to call them "organic" pieces, as you are able to keep the natural shape of the wood.

[@fyngerprynt13]

It appears that you have 2 discs on the grinder, is that accurate?

[@rose883]

Tried this. Scared me. It's so easy for the chain saw to get out of control. The outside was great, but the inside was not so easy. I ended up doing the inside a different way, so I didn't make a mistake and ruin my burl sink.

[@ReZipped]

I'm not real sure about this. I have both the chainsaw blade and the grinder/shaper blade, but worry about it kicking back and tearing me up. What is the accident rate of these two blades? The chainsaw blade looks most dangerous to me. Even with a regular chainsaw I've had to take several of my crew to the hospital to get sewn up after they experienced kickback clearing brush. I want to use these for the results, but am not so sure I can do it safely. What do you think?

[@SillyPick]

What kinda stand are you using?

[@knoxclan2u]

great job rick...I still need to order this system cheers...knox