Skateboard bowl turning.

Wood turning a skateboard bowl.
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Kezza
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[@FixitFingers]

He does great work Damo! Beautiful use of the blank Kezza, I am sure it wont be your last coloured wood turn.

[@KerryCorney]

I hope it's not my last. Her does fantastic work. Cheers, mate.

[@bespokewoodartistry1517]

Great bowl mate! The colors are stunning and love your finish. Well done lad! Cheers!

[@KerryCorney]

@@bespokewoodartistry1517 cheers, mate. I've never seen something like this on the lathe. So it was a nice surprise for sure👌

[@johnwoods9995]

love the striped colouration from thev skateboard laminate, I agree the blue is really cool.

[@KerryCorney]

Thanks heaps, John. It was a fun project. I'm on the hunt for more 👌 Cheers, Kez

[@STMwoodturning]

Nice work Kerry. You look relaxed and having fun turning which is great! I need to get one of those remote switches for my dust collector! Also, I wear standard 30db foam earplugs when turning to save what heating I have left. Too many years in the auto body industry has taken its tool on my ears. Cheers! Stuart

[@MarcoEckhardt]

I‘m a friend of Damien (what a legend) who also works with recycled skateboards. I use carbide turning tools, because the wood is hard, and each layer of skateboard has 6 glue joints in itself already. I would be more at the sharpening station than the lathe with traditional tools, but you saw that for yourself 😅 Stellar work nonetheless - great seeing a professional working with my material of choice!

[@KerryCorney]

@@MarcoEckhardt thanks heap Marco. I pushed the tools a bit on this project and could have benefited a few trips to the CBN wheel. 🙈 I'm really glad you liked the video, and thank you for leaving a comment, mate. Kez

[@qapla]

Great job, Kezza! That little bowl looks amazing! I'm not sure I would have had the patience to use traditional tools ... I would most likely have reached for the carbide right from the jump. That finish looks really nice, too

[@KerryCorney]

Thanks, mate🤝 for sure I could have used carbide here. I prefer traditional, as you know😎 Hope you have been well, mate. Kez

[@vespaboy03]

I saw a little bit of this on Instagram yesterday. So glad you put out the video! Fantastic work!!!

[@KerryCorney]

@@vespaboy03Thanks a lot for making the effort in coming over to watch and leaving a comment! I really appreciated, mate 🤝 Kezza

[@johnnyb95678]

Great job, and the bowl turned out awesome! And for a good cause too!

[@KerryCorney]

Thank you, Johnny. Exactly🤝

[@DougMilleratWoodSpunRound]

Excellent work. The glue-up is superb. Love the simple design and the simple finish you used. Well done.

[@KerryCorney]

@@DougMilleratWoodSpunRound I give full credit to Little Warrior shields for the glue up. Thanks heaps for the support mate👍 hope you have been well. Kezza

[@tielkgate]

Very nice Kerry. Your a fun turner to watch. Lowell

[@KerryCorney]

@@tielkgate thanks so much, mate. I love what I do🤝

[@jwrowland77]

Awesome little bowl! Glad you trimmed that rag piece. My ADHD and OCD was having a go at each other. lol 😂

[@KerryCorney]

@@jwrowland77 yes, I noticed that when turning and it was distracting me big time. Thanks for the comments and support, mate. Kez

[@iamkeithrose]

If you're looking for a similar visual effect, but don't want to beat up your lathe tools, there's a material called Spectraply, which is essentially dyed birch. I've turned Spectraply before, and it turns wonderfully. Skateboard decks on the other hand, are brute tough.

[@KerryCorney]

@@iamkeithrose thanks for the heads up, mate. Oh yeh, that was hard stuff! Cheers, Kez

[@madiradesign]

Came out looking great!

[@KerryCorney]

I couldn't believe the colour. Very cool project. Cheers, mate. Kez

[@chrisgiftshop3127]

Very nice!

[@KerryCorney]

@@chrisgiftshop3127 thanks so much, mate. Kez

[@peterreefman5468]

Love watching your videos, with a range of interesting things and a touch of education/training. In terms of passing on some HARD wood, I've recently turned an old bit of Gippsland Red Gum that was an OLD fencepost into a nice little piece, and I have a companion piece ready to go. Also I have what I think is a bit of 130-ish year old messmate that was a verandah post at a friend's place where I refurbished his verandah a few years back, and scored some of the reject posts. I made a few candlesticks out of some of that. Happy to cut a piece of that for you to try as well. But... Where do I send them?

[@KerryCorney]

Thank you so much for your feedback, Peter. I really appreciate it. That sounds like some tough timber for sure. I saw your email and will respond to it now. I'm sorry for the late response. Cheers, Kez

[@ArchEdge]

Morning Kezza from cold Melbourne! Great video by the way - its exciting to see how it comes out. Question for you tho - i often find when i turn hard/dry wood that the shavings are really hot! is that any indication that the tool isnt sharp enough, or my cuts too deep?

[@KerryCorney]

Good morning! Both, tool might be getting a bit blunt or taking to much off. Try making lighter cuts and regularly check that the bevel is sharp. I've turned rock-hard timber before, and it's possible that the material coming off the tool is getting hot due to the nature of the timber. I hope that helps. - Kez

[@ArchEdge]

@@KerryCorney Always Appreciated. Thank you

[@AdasUnck]

hello, how do I contact u? I didn't see your info

[@KerryCorney]

Just through my website mate. On my about section here on KZbin. 🤝