JET Tools - Lathe Projects - Turn A Bowl - Part 3 of 3

[madpres]

Great video! Thanks for the clear and informative instruction

[Treeofdeath555]

Hello

i was wondering what size lathe was used

thank you

[aceeluv0vamps]

i wanted to learn to make a bowl, so i watched it and i know how now

[imjessegreen]

I'm trying this TOMORROW. I have a wonderful chunk of Black Oak that will work wonderfully... It's a first attempt, let's see how it goes

[Tributorious]

Perfect video

[canubelieve]

Really ace videos. Love the technique with the cherry spin center! Great looking bowl, the bark will certainly come off eventually, but it will still be cool.

[halldor7913]

cool u are awsum

[JETTOOLSUSA]

Well - Eighty acres allows a little space to roam.

[jbethel3321]

Wow awesome video

He wants to make a bowl so he just went in his backyard and cut down a tree!

[maxtyrie]

how long do you think you would have to leave that bowl before you could sand and finish it? and where is best to leave it? somewhere warm and dry i guess? - Great videos thanks.

[craftsmank]

Nice work, good to see some fine basic techniques and a little of what you can do with wood.

[maniacbastard]

This is JET propaganda. The turning techniques are sound, but the finishing and dismissal of the serious issues of curing such a light walled green piece worry me.

I would add to balance out the content of the video to use a product such as Pentacryl to 'cure' the green product in this video.

midget

[darkcentury21]

i really like the bowl u made but how do i use a bowl gouge to cut the wood that well??

every time i try to do it i get a catch or if i start to do it right, get very small shavings, like sawdust

[jspring0945]

You need to make sure your tools are good and sharp. You get the long shavings from green wood, the small chips are from drier wood. Good luck to you!

[JETTOOLSUSA]

This actually took almost two days - the time was spent cutting down a tree, making the bowl blank, and then getting the video of the project from a couple angles. If you have a bowl blank ready, you should be able to do this in just a few hours.

[crazywoodworker]

Even though I know i could never do this in 22 minutes like you did - It's cool to see this project from beginning to end. How long did this bowl really take you to make?