salad bowl part 1 (rough turning in green wood)

In this video Ronald Kanne (woodturner in the Netherlands) shows you how he turns a wooden salad bowl. In this video (part 1) the rough turning in green wood. Blanks are just cut out of a log and roughly shaped. In the next video (part 2) he will show you how he finishes the bowl in the seasoned wood.
About Ronald Kanne
Ronald is a wood turner in the Netherlands. He makes commissioned work and his own free work. And every week turns out to be a little too short to get all the work done... He also runs a webshop for other wood turners. It's called: www.dehoutdraaierij.nl. This webshop is in Dutch, English and German. The website that contains his own work is called www.ronaldkanne.nl. You will also find these links in the video.
Tools used in this video:
Bowl gouge: dehoutdraaieri...
Parting tool: dehoutdraaieri...
face shield: dehoutdraaieri...
Stronghold chuck: dehoutdraaieri...
Dovetail jaws: dehoutdraaieri...

[@robohippy]

I am guessing that is your wife who is doing the camera work. Love how she is laughing.....

[@ronaldkanne]

Nope... Lies is not my wife... but just imagion!!! :-)

[@nicolasbertschy5881]

Great and very informative video! Which chucks are you using? Talon or Stronghold and what is no 3 and 4?

[@ronaldkanne]

Hi Nicolas, yes it is the stronghold number 3 and 4 dovetail jaws...

[@ernstgeldof1755]

Great video again! Shavings and the box closed and even open give me mold in all varieties! What are the best alternatives in your opinion Ronald?

[@ronaldkanne]

let it get moldy. When the wood is dry, the mold will also die ... If you don't want it to mold, it needs more air. But usually the wood becomes more beautiful because of the fungi ...

[@nickorgan5883]

Great video as usual, I'm interested to see how it turns out, not tried using conifer for a bowl myself, (and we cutloads of them down at work!). Cant wait to see the next stage and the finished item and how you seal it for final use.

[@ronaldkanne]

thank you Nick for the kind words.

[@GeraldJensen]

Excellent tip about the tenon marking tool ... Thanks! Looking forward to part 2.

[@DiemenDesign]

Thanks for sharing Ronald, really enjoyed the turning, and your information is great. Like you, I tend to turn in a similar fashion, i.e. my glasses are safety prescription glasses, and I tend to stay out of the line of fire like you did during the turning. However, I tend to turn between centre's, but pretty much everything else is the same for me, apart from the tenon tool, which I hope you don't mind me stealing. I subbed to your channel too, need to check out your other content now, after seeing this.

[@ronaldkanne]

Thanks for your kind words! I don't minder at all you "stealing" the tenon scraper! 😊👍

[@janscholtes5063]

Thanks for the clear explanation in English which even I understand. Rotating scales is still difficult for me because of the many happers, but with this explanation it should go a lot better.

[@colmdoyle4542]

Great video Thank you Look forward to watching more of your work 👍