How-To
Turn a Green Wood Bowl: Hollowing the Inside
Part 3 of 4: Learn to cut with the grain and achieve a consistent wall thickness when turning a greenwood bowl
Oct 25, 2005
Southern California woodturner Howard Lewin talks his way through the process of hollowing a green wood bowl in this video, the second in our four-part series. Lewin demonstrates his techniques for cutting with a deep-fluted bowl gouge and shares many of the important details when hollowing a large-scale face-plate project, such as how to prevent chatter and how to keep a consistent wall thickness.
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Cutting Blanks |
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| Shaping a Bowl Profile See several time-tested methods for using a bowl gouge to get clean cuts on the exterior |
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| Finishing a Bowl Important steps to turning a foot and parting the finished bowl from the lathe |
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