How To Turn BIG Bowls Easy And Simple

[@larrycresse753]

Beautiful Tom as usual. Love watching you work.

[@markduggan3451]

That wood looks amazing, and in your hands, it turned into the bowl it always deserved to be. I hope you and your family had a wonderful Christmas.

[@Marman56-k5f]

So very nice! Your friend will enjoy this bowl for years to come. Merry Christmas 🎄 and Happy New Year 🎆

[@dingolab]

Great video! I learned a couple of things I’m looking forward to trying.

[@stevenhansen8641]

🕶🎄Merry Christmas Tomislav. Very nice bowl, I really like the foot.

[@glennnord2605]

Nice bowl, great job

[@Ebba-June]

That turned out so beautiful. Such a lovely gift for your friend. I love the grain patterns that ash has. ♥

[@workmcb3838]

I love the design of the foot, beautiful.

[@SpunbyGreenJeans]

Very nice. Merry Christmas 🎅

[@bradbyers7505]

Among the most valuable lessons you’ve taught me. I really need more courage and confidence. Thanks!

[@jorisdemoel3821]

A beautiful bowl. I hope your friend gets many years of joyful use out of this splendid gift. Merry Christmas

[@turningwiththewoods]

Big salad bowl i guess. Very nice watching you do yet another lesson.

[@NGildred]

Fantastic one lucky lady who is getting the masterpiece! Thank you for sharing your skills and techniques as always!

[@STMwoodturning]

That’s a gorgeous bowl Tomislav!

[@matthewwright57]

I spit out my coffee when you mentioned bandsawing that bowl!

[@abrodeck]

same with my beer 😛

[@williamrice2683]

Beautiful, beautiful bowl. Merry Christmas to you and your family.

[@johnnyb95678]

Merry Christmas Tomislav! Thank you for sharing the creation of such a beautiful gift.

[@dtork47]

Very nicely done piece. Sure looks line our blue stained ponderosa pine from around here in MT USA.

[@jayscott306]

Beautiful, big and interesting! Well done, Tomislav. Merry Christmas!

[@rogerdenney3663]

As is the norm, I appreciate you sharing mastery to newbies😇

[@DavidBird-uu8km]

Very nice, a beautiful bowl for a gift.

[@fretless05]

Beautiful present. Merry Christmas and a very happy new year to you and your family!

[@abrodeck]

Hello Tomislav, another fantastic piece of work. I particularly like the design of the foot. I'm sure I'll copy that soon. I wish you and your family a Merry Christmas and a successful 2025. Best regards Andreas

[@borisfurlan9792]

Nicely and smoothely done, as usual. For me this is indeed a big bowl! Bigger than that is huge, and not really "userull" (and hardly sellable...). Keep up the good zprk, but foe now enjoy family time!

[@garychaiken808]

Great job. Thank you 😊

[@johncahall]

Thanks!

[@tomislavtomasicwoodturning]

Thank you sir very much, I really appreciate that 😀

[@BillyWyatt-q2m]

Don’t get me wrong I love your channel and the work you do!

[@daviddickmeyer5231]

Beautiful bowl! Merry Christmas to you and your family!

[@johnwolf5288]

I thank you for sharing another wonderful project with us. My turning club had 3 university educated artist until old age diminished the numbers. The artist agreed that all bowls should have a foot accept when they shouldn't! Of course that is true but not particularly helpful for those of us without art training. Almost all of the bowl you show have a foot. I would appreciate it if in one of your future productions you would share your thoughts on how large in relation to the diameter of a bowl and how tall a foot gives the most pleasing and or the most functional foot for a bowl.

[@clydeschuyler]

Wonderful work fine sir!

[@lorriebuxton2041]

I turned a maple drink glass out dry wood sealed with bees wax and linseed oil sat on the shelf for a week used it once and heard a loud crack and one side split open top to bottom it dried and crack closed so will use for knick nacks 😂

[@JosephTroncale]

Thank you for sharing your expertise. I don’t know if you are willing to make a video on attaching the wood properly to the lathe. There are lots of videos that show turning, but not a lot about how you properly attach wood to the lathe.

[@alainnoel2198]

Nice gift Tomislav. It Will please your friend

[@jonathanives2196]

Thanks, a really nice bowl with a creative foot! What oil are you using please? Best wishes to you and your family over Christmas and New Year. I hope you find time to sit by the fire! 🎉

[@johnallport9565]

Nice bowl!! What is the final wall and bottom thickness? I have lots of ash, and am inspired to try one!

[@randymagee735]

Very nice. I have learned so much from you. What speed are you using to sand?

[@haraldmayer8113]

Nice teaching sir, thamk you very much! I wish you and your family all the best and a peaceful 2025! Where is the behemoth-scraper from?

[@BillyWyatt-q2m]

I thought that you were going to turn a big bowl. I would call that a normal size bowl. Most of the bowls I turn is in that area. I have turned some that were 22”. Here lately I have been turning small bowls ( 3 to4”).

[@tomislavtomasicwoodturning]

Well I get that but I would never be able to sell over 14inch bowls as I never got orders for it. To Store bowls bigger then 14 inch is also a challenge as we have modest kitchens in sizes, and I'm not the only one ,Richard Raffan sold a really small percentage of his bowls over 12inch. I sell mostly portion sizes or up to 12 inch. But I'm glad that you have the market for big stuff

[@BillyWyatt-q2m]

@ Really big bowls are hard to sell. Most of the bowls I sell are about 10 to 8”. I just thought you were going to turn a really big bowl.

[@matthewwright57]

I get people that ask for 'really big bowls' but when I show them a 18"/ 450mm bowl they say 'Not that big'. Most big family / group entertaining salad bowls I can sell are 12-14" with the occasional monster at 16". But most people seem to prefer to store and own a 10-12" 'big bowl' in their house.

[@BillyWyatt-q2m]

@ You are so right.

[@E-Glide]

Lol

[@DustySplinters]

Bigger is better... well sort of. 635 mm dia kzbin.info/www/bejne/nHrSgHh7pMSJmcU