Turning a Bowl on a Bandsaw

Paul Moore, of www.stockroomsupply.com/shop/ makes a wonderful little bandsaw bowl from a log, using tools he invented, The Little Ripper, and The Round Ripper. This video takes you from start to finish of this unique project.

[@cavokdotcom]

Great run-through! I couldn't help but think this is a great way to make a set of nested bowls too! I also really liked your tip on microwaving the final product.. Don't think I ever would have made the leap to the kitchen in the middle of a project like this! Thanks for sharing!

[@jeytex3161]

Welcome back ! Appreciate your dedication to family and welcome whatever/whenever you post next. Keep up your enthusiasm for learning and refining your craft(s). Enjoy!

[@bassinbob1965]

Thank you Mr. Moore for taking your time to make this video and share it with us. You are a great instructor and craftsman. Happy holidays to you and your family.

[@ValioMadre7]

I'm headed to Harbor Freight to buy these jigs. Can't wait to use them.

[@alansimpson596]

Really interesting project so many thanks. It's very important for beginners to realise how unpredictable a band saw can be when trying to cut out pieces of log so your video demonstrates excellent safe practices. I nicked two fingers recently through carelessness. Thankfully they have healed but they could so easily have been lying on the floor. [My fingers I mean!!]

[@paul-rb9mq]

Really like this idea,great job.

[@callmebigpapa]

This video def deserves a Like! This guy is a master craftsman

[@christopherthiessen9040]

Great jig! Excellent work!

[@josephadams5993]

Paul, well done. Love jigs & your presentation was easy to follow.

[@stewall101]

Timeless. Great display, thanks.

[@lucyscottwalker2203]

I wear my shirts inside out sometimes too. It has not made a dime's worth of difference on who pays my bills. Good video. Good ideas.

[@yveskc1]

Cool tools, great job !

[@kenh8979]

how can anybody give a thumbs down on that video. Super slick! Thanks for posting video.

[@thischke1]

You make it look so easy....nice job!

[@woodstoney]

Good stuff Paul. Always love seeing creative new jigs demonstrated!

[@josevillanueva6992]

Good job sir. Congratulations. Greetings from California.

[@Grizzydan]

Jigs are awesome.

[@ThePaulmonty]

very interesting project well done

[@muneef007]

excellent work and very clever idea and art's sensation.

[@terrygogz]

it is one of the coolest jobs for the bandsaw Thanks from all in IRELAND

[@joopdoos]

Very nice vid. Thanks for sharing.

[@arkledun]

Very ingenious. Thanks.

[@hollieandrob214]

Loved this.. I want to try it sometime :)

[@kenbad]

I like it, I might have to do this someday

[@marks4925]

Ethan Does the Red Fence Come with the Bowl Cutting Jig.

[@talizmantwo]

Nice Job Man Thanks

[@TheCrazySquirell]

No blade drift my ass.

[@onebelligerentbeagle]

Blade drift for days!

[@MrLeonard55]

Thats pretty cool.

[@StockroomSupply]

I was using green in the demo Thanks

[@StockroomSupply]

Stockroom Supply carrys them

[@kevinrappold7795]

I'm getting into some woodworking and have been looking for a reliable bandsaw.. What do you have and what type of blade are you using for trimming the logs. I have some need to saw some logs.

[@botapreta454]

belo trabalho

[@margan59]

When you say rubberband and microwave it. How long? Do you superglue before or after?

[@McGinnsWoodShop]

smart!

[@guygroulx2085]

Hi..... nice to see your Canadian Flag in the background. I'm a Texas misplaced Canadian from the Ottawa Area... Born and raised in Hull Que. I just subscribed to your channel. Very interesting video. First time that I see that jig system. SAFE is the word here. I am assuming that you are the supplyer! If not.... Where do I get one? Do you ship to the US? A reply to Robert Goforth 2 years ago...... 1-Bandsaw boxes is a craft of it's own. I agree with making bowls on a lathe... That's what I do. However, 2-The little ripper makes a tough job easy, precise and SAFE.... free hand ripping of logs is not easy, I'm always tense when I do it.

[@tatulikakhashvili7517]

cool i want too

[@leighthomas1864]

Great bowl is that a 1/4 blade your using?

[@suzukiakira4572]

Leigh Thomas

[@leighthomas1864]

wat

[@jeanpoulin6227]

hi, i want to buy a bandsaw. what size would you suggest i buy. i don't want to have to upgrade after i get experience using it.

[@StockroomSupply]

If it were me I would go with a 14" bandsaw with at least 12" of resaw capacity. Gives you a relatively small footprint but with a very large capacity. My personal favorite saw on the market today is the Rikon 10-326...but I am very biased as I am a Rikon dealer :)

[@Bronzejakob]

3:27 A little spider in the right side of the screen :)

[@golicynclub]

Вот мужик молодец!!!

[@adanmitre]

wow

[@TimKollat]

pretty cool, but Id still rather use the band saw to rough out a blank and then use my lathe to turn a bowl. MUCH more versatile on the lathe

[@The_Joker_]

“We’re gonna show one of those bowls they make on the internet” hey Ma there’s a guy on the internet copying the internet!

[@kaydenmcgowan557]

nice on mate al need tae gee that a go

[@sajidullah]

Ein Genius

[@joymontague251]

Wouldn't it be easier on your saw- if you adjust the length of the bandsaw ? It seems like an awfully long band length. Adjusting the top down would keep your bandsaw from snapping. I actually saw a video where someone snapped their saw blade and said he was glade he had his glasses on . I am noticing people don't seem to be adjusting the top piece above the saw blade- up and down to compensate for the height- of what is being sawed?

[@gl7011]

Joy Montague That's intentional. It's by design. It's called a riser block. It's used to create more clearance between the top of the saw blade and the table...

[@fxm5715]

Eric Hughes: I think you are confused. I'm pretty sure she's just talking about the upper guides and guidepost. Yes, Joy, you are correct. It's best to keep the blade as well supported as possible by adjusting the guides to minimize unnecessary blade deflection.

[@robertgoforth8939]

The little Ripper alone costs more than my lathe did. A lathe gives much better results and is a lot more versatile than those 2 jigs

[@robertgoforth8939]

There's already tons of videos of people turning bowls on lathes.

[@MrJamesbaker05]

I agree

[@fxm5715]

On the other hand, you now know the kind of jig you can whip together out of scrap and bits of old hardware in the shop, and make bowls like this without spending a dime. Half the fun of making stuff is making the stuff you need to make other stuff.

[@kotcherd]

@@fxm5715 Agreed. I can't see spending over $300 for a jig to make this type of bowl. My lathe costs less.

[@rosshollinger8097]

Looks like blade drift to me. But who am I to judge?

[@terrygogz]

IS THAT THE WOODTURNING CAR OUTSIDE PAUL ??????

[@Dynikus]

1. It's a box 2. You glue everything together.

[@yealife2947]

If you don’t own a lathe its not too bad I suppose.

[@wewanttobefree41]

if you would loosen the blade tension after you finish cutting your bowl never leave it tight overnite because it will make flat spots on the drive wheel causing the wheels to vibrate also making the whole saw to vibrate

[@automateanything]

great bowl- but i prefer your silly videos. lol

[@kaydenmcgowan557]

whatttt?

[@garethwillis7688]

A very, very, very cleaver idea, but wayyy too fiddly.

[@jadelee6555]

That's not wood turning though...that's cutting wood in a circular shape

[@s6p6]

He did Turn it on the bandsaw, so I see no foul 😅

[@volunteerjb1]

I have an idea.... Buy a lathe.

[@eltonjohn5155]

No a am josh u Ken it you ken ken San

[@Enduroben]

We all have these tools don’t we but good idea. Not

[@Josef_R]

What a silly and expensive way to make a bowl. You could buy a nice lathe and tools for the price of this thing and make bowls the proper way.

[@aubreyaub]

Me, I like it. This way, you can keep your money, by not buying a lathe. How silly is that.? Just showing the world a way to do "stuff", when you don't have "things".

[@Josef_R]

aubreyaub You don't think before you say stuff, huh? You have to buy this. Over $1000 worth of "stuff" here. You could buy a lathe for far less and do way more things, or you could spend lots of money on this and do 1 thing. And not very well at that.

[@xtrt3restrial374]

+Josef Roesler lathes can cost up to $30000 and plus some people like to be creative and find other ways to do things

[@Josef_R]

+XT@T3RESTR1AL A lathe to do what he did can be had for as little as $100 and people can be just as creative using the correct tool for the job.

[@xtrt3restrial374]

not when watching a video how to and lathes start at $400, thats a mini one

[@MrGuitarbike]

"very dangerous"... Because you don't do anything else thats dangerous!