Woodturning a natural edge bowl

[@marctuunanen4878]

It's refreshing to see someone else make the same mistakes I do, misery loves company.. We all do get better with experience. Great job and nice looking bowl. Marc

[@SJWoodworks]

Hah, glad to join the misery. Thanks for watching.

[@fredgraber9385]

Great video Steve. Thanks for pointing out mistakes made. Will surely help as I do my first natural edge soon. Thanks for sharing. Fred

[@JTBeatty]

thanks for sharing, including your advice about balancing before setting the tenon.

[@marcpuckett5642]

Turning a natural edge is my next project, Thanks for sharing, especially the mistakes

[@Uncle_Buzz]

Really great Steve. I appreciate sharing your mistakes, it helps others tremendously.

[@SJWoodworks]

Cactus Chris Thanks Chris.

[@scottsanders3688]

Nice bowl love the different colors in the grain

[@SJWoodworks]

Thanks, Scott. The great thing about woodturning is that as far as making a nice piece, the wood does 99% of the work just by looking great by itself!

[@CipsWoodChips]

Great looking bowl, Steve. Love the colors and contrast. Cheers

[@SJWoodworks]

Thanks Cip

[@MikeWaldt]

Excellent video Steve, lots to learn from here, and a beautiful bowl at the end. Great work mate. Take care Mike

[@SJWoodworks]

Mike Waldt Thanks Mike.

[@HarryWatts65]

Very nice looking bowl Steve, Good luck with the subs. Cheers Harry.

[@SJWoodworks]

Thanks for watching, Harry.

[@winstonbarnett90]

Good video, Steve, shows a good looking bowl and how to learn from our mistakes ( teaches patience )

[@TomStratton]

Beautiful bowl Steve! You sure do have some great woods over there... Cheers Tom

[@SJWoodworks]

Thanks Tom. The wood does most of the work.

[@Xyienced]

Love the candor. We all get better somehow.

[@SJWoodworks]

Thanks for watching

[@YTcustomchris]

Great Bowl. I hope you get your subs. you do great work.

[@SJWoodworks]

Thanks Chris, I appreciate the encouragement.

[@wakelywanderer12]

I liked being able to see your lathe speed as you worked. Thanks.

[@DancingFox6]

I just made the same boo boo on not my first natural edge, but on the biggest one I’d ever turned. I’d lined up the highest edges but not the lowest ones. - it got smaller by the time I fixed it, same as yours. 😄

[@rafaellara6396]

Muy Bonito Trabajo... Saludos

[@joelseymour6372]

Great looking bowl. The bark and colors in the wood enhance the design.May I ask about your tool rest, I also have the Jet lathe, but can not find a source for good tool rest.Thanks for the great video.

[@SJWoodworks]

Joel Seymour The tool rest I use in this video is from Robust. They are a little expensive, but I think they are the best by far.

[@davidsoudek]

Think the tear out might have to do with that push cut down hill on the outside of the bowl.. might try a pull cut with more of a shear cut angle..so that the grain is supported. looks beautiful though

[@twotracksoutdoors7390]

I like that locust. Nice wood. Where do you get the carbide tools? I like those as well.

[@SJWoodworks]

Two Tracks Bow & Wool The carbide tools are available from a lot of places. The ones I generally use are from Harrison Specialties, here: www.harrisonspecialties.com/simple-woodturning-tools-accessories/

[@veetz1728]

great job steve...always nice for the turner to point out mistakes this way we learn even more.awesome channel very informative... vito

[@SJWoodworks]

Thanks, Vito!