WOODTURNING - PLYWOOD BOWL. REALLY? YOU MUST SEE

[@toddbest]

What kind of plywood? Looks great

[@braytonbailey3782]

After watching this I glued up some baltic birch and am turning a bowl. I have never tried using the skew or parting tool for bowls but the skew works great as long as its kept sharp. I want to try the spindle roughing gouge to smooth the outside like you did but I am not an expert. As long as one takes small bites it is ok? Your bowl is beautiful!

[@fancy39]

So simple yet so pretty!!

[@johnfrancisco1851]

is that a bowl gouge or a roughing gouge or spindle gouge that you are using?

[@ALsandtrout]

Beautiful bowl! I'm fascinated with how you use the wood shavings as your final sanding medium! I've never seen that done before.

[@UWOODWORKER]

Thanks, friend. Wood chips polish well. Try it, you will like it.

[@oojagapivy]

It's a common technique called "burnishing". When done with solid timber, the woods natural oils polish itself beautifully. When I saw him doing it here, I went "Yes! Someone else who burnishes with the shavings".

[@charlesball8872]

That’s actually known as “burnishing”, I believe!

[@drewx10]

That looked so much more pretty than I thought it could. Great job!

[@UWOODWORKER]

Thanks, friend!

[@jasonchappell3745]

Very nice work!! What product did you use at the end for finishing?

[@warrencheney9607]

Great job. Amazing the colours and grain/textures achieved. Must try a bowl one day. Good idea burnishing the bowl with the shavings, an old trick.

[@charlesswift2497]

I really liked the way you turned this project. When you say premium plywood what do you mean. Would this be Baltic plywood or a grade of plywood? I want to try turning plywood but I'm afraid it would be full of holes to fill. You did a great job, it gave me incentive to try. Thank you.

[@nidasdottirmac8714]

Amazing how plywood works up so wonderfully. This is a really pretty piece.

[@815tomtom518]

Just the 'ole' safety-minded shop teacher thinking about the safety of my students. They also commented on what you were doing. So in fact they were telling me that I had done a good job with safety instruction. You are an artist with the wood.

[@UWOODWORKER]

Thanks for watching the video. I'm glad you liked it. Stay tuned for new publications. Safety is very important. Safety precautions must be followed. Take care of yourself.

[@randycosgrove3608]

@@UWOODWORKER Drywall screws in the faceplate and a spindle gouge for cross grain work. Hmmm. Not so safe according to anything I've ever been taught or heard from many, many other experienced turners.

[@c.h.670]

and you dont have a clue about it, thats no artisan, thats someone who dont have a clue about what he's doing.

[@815tomtom518]

@@c.h.670 At least I learned how to write and use proper grammar when I went to school.

[@c.h.670]

@@815tomtom518 that might be. if its ok for you we can talk in german, and then i will take a look at your grammar. Guess what. only 8% of the World have english at native language. Back to topic, that guy should realy learn how to turn, he has no clue about it. all he can do is scraping.

[@irso400]

Really wonderful result!

[@UWOODWORKER]

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[@paulorth2251]

Definitely a one and only for now, unique and lovely.

[@UWOODWORKER]

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[@philipguarino524]

Were you using a spindle roughing gouge?

[@charlesball8872]

That actually turned out to be quite nice! I assume that was Baltic Birch Plywood? I rather liked it!!

[@ritalowrie1296]

Wow that’s awesome 👏👏👏 never thought plywood would make such a beautiful piece

[@michelangelobuonarroti916]

That was premium plywood.

[@UWOODWORKER]

Yes!!

[@robertcornelius3514]

Yours is in the top 10% on KZbin. Say, are carbide tools better to use on ply or the traditional tools?

[@johnfrancisco1851]

beautiful job

[@peterww3106]

V nicely done. What was that pointed tool you used to hollow out? I’d normally use a bowl gouge but I’m guessing the edge wouldn’t last two minutes against that plywood

[@UWOODWORKER]

Thanks for watching the video. I use cutters. Yes, I agree - plywood is very difficult to sharpen and you often have to sharpen cutters.

[@SilverBack.]

Really Nice result 👍👍👍👍

[@biancabrooks280]

Every time I see a beautiful wood bowl, I think “now cut a slot in the side for YARN!!” I love a good yarn bowl 🧶 🧣

[@paulh1675]

This turned out beautiful! How long did the turning part take?

[@UWOODWORKER]

Thank. It took several hours of work at the machine to grind this bowl.

[@gaowoodlab]

It's really beautiful,👍👍

[@UWOODWORKER]

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[@traceyosterlind14]

Well done 👍 I love when wood is polished with wood shavings.

[@UWOODWORKER]

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[@robertboycewoodturningn.c.7838]

Cool project. One thing I noticed was when using the chop saw you crossed your arms. I would highly recommend not doing that. Not safe. But overall a great video well done.

[@rickeyburke2596]

OMG, Very nice. You may want to check your bearings in the lathe, sounds like you've got one going out.

[@z90012]

Lovely job brother

[@jimwilloughby]

Beautiful result. BTW It doesn't rain much where I live in Wyoming, so Iliked the sound of that storm in the background. It sounded like the rain came down pretty good, pretty quick.

[@UWOODWORKER]

Thanks for watching the video

[@pby1000]

Is that food safe?

[@UWOODWORKER]

Plywood products cannot be used for food products.

[@pby1000]

UWOODWORKER Thank you! What types of wood do you recommend for food products? What do you use to seal them?

[@kuravani1963]

Good job..Keep it up...Regards from Maldives

[@UWOODWORKER]

Thanks for watching the video. I'm glad you liked it

[@anonim81606]

Un vas perfect, felicitări!

[@Woodturning]

Hello. Excellent result! Plywood is a complex material. I also sharpened a bowl of plywood recently, so I know)) Take care of yourself, Vitaliy

[@UWOODWORKER]

Thank you, Vitaliy. I agree, sharpening was not easy.

[@louischambers4020]

Good job the colour amazing

[@UWOODWORKER]

Thank you for your mark. I'm glad you liked it

[@skiddytwin4759]

Nice project!!!

[@UWOODWORKER]

Thank you friend

[@oneshotme]

Beautiful bowl you've turned there Enjoyed your video and gave it a Thumbs Up

[@UWOODWORKER]

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[@oneshotme]

@@UWOODWORKER You're welcome

[@RDMWoodturning]

This is on my list of projects to try for myself. Great job!!!

[@UWOODWORKER]

Thanks for watching the video. I'm glad you liked it. Good luck

[@waltschoenly3326]

Beautiful!

[@JoseRoberto-gv2wr]

Parabéns !!! Com retalhos de madeira você fez uma obra de arte, fantástico!!!

[@elizeduplessis7920]

Just love it💕💕💕

[@UWOODWORKER]

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[@pedromatiolajunio]

too beautiful .... congratulations beautiful piece.👏👏

[@UWOODWORKER]

Thanks my friend. I'm glad you liked the video. Stay tuned for new publications. I will be glad)

[@udorechner6846]

Wow, that bowl turns out very beautiful, even when finished. Is that rain that could be heard in the background? Greetings from Germany.

[@UWOODWORKER]

Thank You, friend! Yes, it is rain =)

[@jarmstrong2843]

Nice bowl! I like using plywood, though the glue a little tough on tools. However, your use of the sliding mitre saw by crossing your arm in front of the cutting edge of the blade is not a safe practice despite the blade guard being in place. Never depend upon tool safety devices to prevent injury. They do fail from time to time. Best practice is to use the tool safely as if there was no guard in place. Work safely, friend!

[@kurtdnelson9653]

Ya I almost closed my eyes I was scared he was going to cut himself thanks for the comment hope he listens but a nice bowl huh.

[@adrienerussell3194]

Very nice!!!

[@davedubanoski2981]

What finish are you using?

[@UWOODWORKER]

Finish - Beeswax + Flaxseed Oil

[@davedubanoski2981]

@@UWOODWORKER thank you.

[@UWOODWORKER]

@@davedubanoski2981 You are welcome!

[@815tomtom518]

Very nice bowl!

[@UWOODWORKER]

thanks

[@AllenOxendine]

Thanks for sharing, nice Piece. Full View and Like

[@UWOODWORKER]

Thank you friend. I'm glad you enjoyed the video.

[@RichA-fp4bz]

Wait wait wait... so you can mount a piece to a chuck by having the chuck exert outward pressure? As opposed to in clamping inward on the tenon? Game changer!!! Great piece BTW!!!

[@UWOODWORKER]

Thanks for watching the video

[@adventuresinnorfolk4756]

I prefer the mortise on all my bowls. I've heard people say the tenon is more secure for mounting to a chuck but I've never had any problems.

[@mattialoppi750]

Good job man but you should use the bowl gouge to do that job faster and for sure more safely Aniway 👍👍

[@IEnjoyCreatingVideos]

Great looking plywood bowl Friend! Thank you for sharing the video with us!💖👌👍😎JP

[@UWOODWORKER]

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[@IEnjoyCreatingVideos]

Your very welcome Friend! Have a great week!😎

[@salperea3523]

How about a puck the size of that mortise to fill it with your logo on it. That would be cool as hell. Maybe in a different wood?

[@mfs5493]

Great thunderstorm outside!

[@KM-yd3if]

Beautiful. I love plywood being used for stuff like this.

[@UWOODWORKER]

Thanks for watching the video. I'm glad you liked it. Stay tuned for new publications.

[@oojagapivy]

I love turning plywood, although it can be pretty brutal on the tools. How often did you have to hone the chisels? Most of my plywood bowls have been done with the plys running across the face of the blank, rather than perpendicular like you did here. I like the effect it gave here. New subscriber.

[@UWOODWORKER]

Thanks for watching the video. Plywood was very difficult to grind. The cutters had to be sharpened several times.

[@WoodysWoodShop]

For a second there I thought you discovered a new musical instrument! Looks great btw!

[@UWOODWORKER]

Thank you, friend! Why new musical instrument?)))

[@WoodysWoodShop]

UWOODWORKER while you were turning it in the video some of the sounds it made.

[@heathermangini7914]

Really beautiful

[@UWOODWORKER]

Thank you, I'm glad you liked it. Stay tuned for new publications.

[@markchoitz443]

cool project, you've given me a great idea to use up some scrap I've had laying around - thanks.

[@UWOODWORKER]

Thank you friend

[@uniqko]

Wow amazing skill

[@UWOODWORKER]

Thank you friend

[@Ivan_Baev_45]

👍

[@UWOODWORKER]

thanks

[@Marina-cj5ep]

how cool is this 💖

[@UWOODWORKER]

Thank you friend

[@815tomtom518]

Why? Why? Why do you use your cutoff saw with the wrong hand? If you were in my shop class you would never use the saw again.

[@Valtrach]

Bout' time somebody saw it... I was an EMT for many years and had to deal with the results of mishandling power tools... Not pretty! Be safe.

[@michelangelobuonarroti916]

Noticed that right away.

[@UWOODWORKER]

That's my fault. I will never repeat this again

[@Valtrach]

@@UWOODWORKER Your fingers and hands are so precious and cannot be replaced. Be smart! Be safe!

[@Thiswewilldefend]

Wait, so what did he do wrong here? Asking for a friend...😎

[@Wildflower-xe8sn]

Very cool

[@UWOODWORKER]

Thanks, friend!

[@georgeharper6034]

Best to finish the outside before you flip to the inside. Nice Job!

[@UWOODWORKER]

Thank you friend

[@jeanlong4285]

I liked the plywood bowl more than I thought I would. What is the clicking from your lathe. I watch a lot of videos and I don't think I've ever heard that before.

[@UWOODWORKER]

What you mean about "clicking"?

[@jeanlong4285]

Every time you turn your bowl by hand it clicks like it's catching on something. I've just never heard anything like that before.

[@gregd.88]

I have made several plywood turnings. I like the look. However, be careful. There are voids in plywood. I have had a few fly apart while turning. It can be dangerous!!!!

[@UWOODWORKER]

Thank you friend. Thanks for watching the video and for your recommendations. Yes, I agree that working with plywood is not easy, it is unpredictable, and it is not easy to sharpen it. You will often have to sharpen the incisors. And constantly think about safety. I wish you good luck.

[@chicocash9668]

I like it but i think i would have used different kind of screws on the face plate i beleive the ones you use are sheet rock screws and they break real easy but other then that nice work

[@UWOODWORKER]

Thank you friend

[@garybeasley4885]

Concrete screws are a better choice, near impossible to break one.

[@beerancher3225]

Interesting video ruined by too many adverts

[@UWOODWORKER]

Thank you friend. I'm glad you liked the video. Do not pay attention to the recrama, skip it and watch the video further) Follow my new publications.

[@yeva6474]

Wow 👍👍👍

[@UWOODWORKER]

Thanks for watching!

[@igorigor7779]

я думаю, что если клеить, то разные породы дерева, а так впечатление , что с одной заготовки.

[@AllenOxendine]

Back again for another round.

[@rusraspilove6849]

Резцам трудно наверно после такого

[@UWOODWORKER]

Несколько раз точили во время работы)))

[@2AChef-n-BBQ]

That's pretty spiffy

[@UWOODWORKER]

Thank you friend

[@NoTaboos]

All that fine glue dust would be very dangerous.

[@MrDancampbell60]

I like your creativity and commend your effort but using a roughing gouge to flatten the face of your work can lead to disaster. I've made my share of mistakes on the lathe but this is one that really hurt you.

[@igorigor7779]

класс! только у меня такой рисунок получается с целого куска. даже из сосны, доска 60 мм

[@miklejackson64]

Движку не долго осталось

[@swansong1851]

Nice bowl! BTW am I the only person to notice you turned a bowl with a spindle roughing gouge! I'm sorry, but for this reason I can't give you a like for safety.

[@UWOODWORKER]

please write when on the timeline you mean. thanks!

[@skoli55]

I don't do any woodworking.

[@michaeldegree]

Hello, the bowl looks pretty good at the end, but i have to say that this has nothing to do with woodturning. It is at most wood scraping, so the title is a little bit misunderstanding. With best greetings.

[@peterkelly2091]

Where did this bloke learn wood turning? Every thing he did was wrong or dangerous. Shouldn't be allowed. Please, nobody copy any techniques used...