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Roughing a Bowl (8) the inside part bby DarrellSF18,192 views- 2:50
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You should cut the wood as the wood wants to be cut for a more enjoyable experiance.
JanFredCum 3 years ago
Near as I can tell, the wood wants to be left alone to grow into a larger tree :-) However, the cuts here follow the grain and texture of the wood and it is a quite enjoyable experience. At least the last few hundred bowls were.
DarrellSF 3 years ago
what tool are you using and what speed??
darkcentury21 4 years ago
I am using a 5/16" Oland and a 1/4" Oland. I think the speed is fairly slow, about 800 or 1000 I would guess. As I recall I left the speed where it was when I was roughing the outside. Usually I turn the inside faster because the balance is better after roughing the outside.
DarrellSF 4 years ago