Woodturning Large End Grain Walnut Bowl

In this video I will turn a large end grain walnut bowl, the piece of walnut I got from another turner around a year ago. I will show how I rough turn the bowl and seal it, and then finish turn and treat the bowl.
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The videos are for entertainment only. Woodturning is dangerous. Always seek professional advice and training before using the Lathe or any power tools. If you have any uncertainty before performing any woodturning procedure, stop and learn a safer method. Do not attempt any technique simply because you saw it in one of my videos, I might be doing them wrong!

[@trurex007lee7]

The Danish oil had an exceptionally glossy shine. Great job.

[@WOODTURNINGBYBRANDSTRUP]

Thank you very much, have you seen my video on how to get a glass like finish with Danish oil ? Thank you for watching and for the nice comment I really appreciate it.. have a amazing day and stay safe 😀

[@danalhona7143]

Another super job. Looks beautiful! Keep it up and have a great day Kim.

[@WOODTURNINGBYBRANDSTRUP]

Hi Dan, Thank you very much 😀😀 You have a great day too and stay safe 😀😀

[@AllenOxendine]

Beautiful Piece, thanks for sharing. Full View and Like 👍

[@WOODTURNINGBYBRANDSTRUP]

Hi Allen, Thank you very much for watching .. I really appreciate it .. Have ha great day and stay safe 😀😀

[@AllesohneKabel]

Great job, very nice bowl 👍😀

[@WOODTURNINGBYBRANDSTRUP]

Hi Günther, Thank you very much .. Have a great day and stay safe 😀

[@jimtucker8020]

Beautiful work!

[@WOODTURNINGBYBRANDSTRUP]

Hi Jim, Thank you very much, and thank you for watching .. have a great day and stay safe 😀

[@kimseyjustkimsey5256]

Nice job Beautiful bowl 👍

[@WOODTURNINGBYBRANDSTRUP]

Thank you very much 😀 And thank you very much for watching .. Have a great day and stay safe 😀

[@Woodturningwithbarry]

Love the bowl look 👀 brilliant

[@WOODTURNINGBYBRANDSTRUP]

Hi Barry, Thank you very much, I really appreciate the comment .. Have a great day and stay safe 😀😀

[@WoodfulProjects]

i really like the final result. thanks for sharing

[@WOODTURNINGBYBRANDSTRUP]

You are very welcome, and thank you very much for watching i really appreciate it .. Have a great day and stay safe 😀

[@DougMilleratWoodSpunRound]

Beautiful bowl. So much lighter than our American Black Walnut. Looks like you got a really nice spalt line there in the bottom. Very well done with a treasure as the result.

[@WOODTURNINGBYBRANDSTRUP]

Hi Doug, Thank you very much for the nice comment, and yes you are right or walnut tent to be a lighter brown and normally have a range of brown .. thank you for watching I really appreciate it .. have a great day and stay safe 😀

[@SAr-Woodturning]

Very nice. I like the shape.

[@WOODTURNINGBYBRANDSTRUP]

Hi Sigurdur, Thank you very my much.. and thank for watching .. have a nice weekend and stay safe 😀

[@cookiescoop6065]

Wow that's beautiful sir ✌👊👊

[@WOODTURNINGBYBRANDSTRUP]

Thank you very much, I really appreciate the comment 😀 Have a great day and stay safe 😀

[@TheWorkshopLog]

Walnut is such a beautiful wood. It's way up there on my wishlist 😄 Beautiful bowl Kim!

[@WOODTURNINGBYBRANDSTRUP]

Thank you very much, and yes walnut is great .. Thanks for watching .. have a great day and stay safe 😀

[@joepitt1192]

Great job thanks for posting. I really enjoy your videos as much for the commentary and tuition as for the wonderful end result. Just one thing - when you started it looked quite out of balance. I would have used tailstock support for a while until it had been turned down to be more true. Any views?

[@WOODTURNINGBYBRANDSTRUP]

Hi Joe, thank you very much for the nice comment and for watching I really appreciate the time you spend on it.. about the use of the tailstock, I normally use it if I am in doubt about the tenon holding, or if the piece is really out of balance, I can see it looks way more out of balance that it felt on the bench .. but you are right it is a good idea to uset it when posible for the ekstra safety. One thing I also do, is try to not spend to much time in the line of fire, and always stand to one side if the cut permits it .. again thanks for watching .. have an amazing day and stay safe 😀

[@bysonderby]

Hejsa Kim, Det er godt nok et flot stykke træ! Og den skål gør det virkelig ære 😃 Godt arbejde! Mvh Lars

[@WOODTURNINGBYBRANDSTRUP]

Hej Lars, mange tak 😀 man går næsten aldrig gal i byen med valnød :-) tak for at du ser med .. God weekend og pas på dig selv .. 😀

[@petegraham1458]

Very nice, is that Carpathian walnut ? I have seen that colored walnut wood used in furniture when I was in Romania. I enjoy your videos.

[@WOODTURNINGBYBRANDSTRUP]

The latin name of the walnut that grow here is this Juglans regia, I dont know the one you mention sorry 😀 Thank you very much for watching and for the comment I Really appreciate it .. Have a great day and stay safe 😀

[@DancingFox6]

I’ve been thinking a negative rake scraper should be my next tool purchase. Thank you for the heads up about how often to refresh the edge. Do you think a diamond hone would turn up enough of a burr that I could not go to the grinding machine so often?

[@billflynn7407]

My experience with scrapers is that a hone will turn a very small burr that isn’t as aggressive as a grinder. I roll a new burr on my regular scrapers using a quarter inch rod of carbide.

[@WOODTURNINGBYBRANDSTRUP]

I did use a diamond hone at the beginning, but after i changed from the Tormek system to the Pro Edge system I just go to the grinder, it take under 30 sek. and i feel it give me a better burr.. If you have a normal scraper you dont use you can just make that to a negative Rage scraper by putting on a angle on the flat part .. loade of KZbin videos showing how to .. Thank you very much for watching .. stay safe and have a great day 😀😀

[@bobgrant9949]

Where did you get those great big honking tools?

[@WOODTURNINGBYBRANDSTRUP]

Hi Bob Thank you for watching I really appreciate it ..What tool do you mean I am not 100 % i understand which tool you mean ?? if it is the negative rage scraper you mean, it is the Negative Rake Scraper from Woodcut tools 😀 Have a great day and stay safe 😀😀

[@francisschmitz84]

Very nice! What did you use to fill the cracks?

[@WOODTURNINGBYBRANDSTRUP]

Hi Francis, Thank you for watching .. The cracks was filled with a Loctite 5 min epoxy .. without color in it, it wont stain the wood as much as CA can do sometimes even with pretreating the wood with sealer.. Link to epoxy: www.amazon.com/Loctite-Instant-0-47-Fluid-Syringe-1365868/dp/B0044F9KFI/ref=sr_1_5?dchild=1&keywords=5+minute+epoxy+clear&qid=1611304765&sr=8-5 Have a great day and stay safe 😀

[@williampletts4739]

Although your bowl didn’t warp very much it would have been better to true up the tennon first.why do you sharpen both sides of your negative rake scraper.

[@WOODTURNINGBYBRANDSTRUP]

Hi William, it warped so little that it in my opinion would have been a waste of time, but normally I do correct it, about the sharpening, I find I get the best result this way, normal scrapers I only sharpen on one side, but negative I do both , if it is right or wrong I dont know ?? why would I not grind it on both sides? Thank you for watching .. Have a great day and stay safe 😀😀

[@williampletts4739]

@@WOODTURNINGBYBRANDSTRUP because you can only raise a burr on one side.

[@davidshaper5146]

If you weren't from Denmark, would you have used a different finish? Okay, not funny. Nice bowl.

[@WOODTURNINGBYBRANDSTRUP]

He He He :-) kind of funny .. Thank you for watching .. Have a great day and stay safe 😀