Woodturning a Segmented Salad Bowl with Walnut, Canarywood and Padauk | Michael says Wow!

[@sunnidave1]

I absolutely love this bowl. It was beautiful, subscribed, and thumbs up to your channel.

[@SapperWoodworking]

Thanks very much for the thumbs up and subscription! Happy to have you aboard

[@robinwood5985]

The grain was awesome! Beautiful job!!!

[@SapperWoodworking]

Thanks very much. Spent a decent amount of time picking out just the right board for that project. That effort is almost always worth it. Cheers and have a great day.

[@danwahl8559]

Beautiful piece well done

[@SapperWoodworking]

Thank you and happy new year

[@danwahl8559]

@@SapperWoodworking happy new year wishing you a safe and productive year

[@tonyturnswood]

Great video, very instructive! Love your shop set up too!

[@SapperWoodworking]

Thank you, glad to hear that and I agree. I much appreciate you taking the time to share your thoughts. Have a great weekend, Michael

[@fritzreimer7933]

Nice work.

[@SapperWoodworking]

Thank you and happy to have you viewing the channel

[@williampeak8851]

Super job ❤️👍

[@SapperWoodworking]

Thank you! Michael

[@BobFoord]

Very impressed, a large attractive Bowl that anyone would be proud to own and the construction commentary interesting and relevent, thanks for your efforts.

[@SapperWoodworking]

Bob, thanks for the compliment amd taking the time to comment. Have a great day, Michael.

[@waynebeck9803]

Nice job all around

[@SapperWoodworking]

Wayne, Well thanks! I really appreciate the comment! Michael

[@bradwiebelhaus7065]

Looks great.

[@SapperWoodworking]

Thanks and I appreciate the comment!

[@archiejane8522]

truly stuning bowl would love to know how to design an amazing bowl like this

[@bradwood4311]

Woodturner/segment pro is a good place to start. Popular program for segmented turners.

[@SapperWoodworking]

I would agree with what Brad said. Although any segmented bowl can be designed with graph paper the software programs do it very well.

[@archiejane8522]

@@bradwood4311 thanks

[@jeffreybelair485]

Very cool Love it

[@SapperWoodworking]

Thanks! Michael

[@DougMilleratWoodSpunRound]

Very pretty!

[@SapperWoodworking]

Why thank you very much!

[@WoodturningWithJohnMarro]

Great bowl. Thanks for sharing!

[@SapperWoodworking]

Thanks for taking the time to comment & you’re welcome.

[@r5yamaha]

I vacuum the bowl between sandpaper grits.

[@SapperWoodworking]

That’s works too, I’ve occasionally used a tack cloth as well. Cheers and have a great day! Michael

[@enriquealvarez_artesano]

Hello, I really like your videos, I have learned a lot from them, unfortunately I haven't worked with the lathe for a couple of years due to a heart attack I had and I left it for a while. After that I have been trying to do it again, but the only thing I completely forgot is how to use the Digital Caliper to make the exact cuts to size, I have searched all over KZbin to see if there is a related video on how to make the exact cuts. san stop for segments, but even if I don't exist, I would greatly appreciate your help if you know of any tutorial that explains it in detail, to be able to make the cuts perfectly again since my cuts are not square. I will be very grateful, your friend and follower Enrique

[@SapperWoodworking]

I am not aware of any tutorials using digital calipers to make the segments. Best thing to do is to create some kind of a jig so you have more control over each cut. Another workaround when gluing up the rings is to just glue halves of the ring and then use either a drum sander or jig on the table saw to cut the edges square. That way when going the ring halves together, you’ll have a perfect match

[@davenarducci9410]

Very nice bowl! Do you have an ordering source for the cool glue bottle with the roller? Thanks

[@SapperWoodworking]

Thank you, you can buy the glue bottle with roller at Rocker or on Amazon.

[@MadHatter764]

Beautiful bowl...did you get that wedgie sled thing cut on a CNC machine ?

[@SapperWoodworking]

Yes, I cut the wedgie on my own CNC. Works perfectly (most of the time) and thanks for the compliment