The *Pure Evil* Indian Tiger Bowl wood-turning from firewood

Roger Webb demonstrates Wood-turning firewood to $50 Tiger Bowl.
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These videos and commentary are intended for entertainment and inspiration. Woodworking and metalworking is dangerous. Always seek professional advice and training before using any power tools or CNC machine. If you have any uncertainty before performing any DIY procedure, stop and learn a safer method. Understand that there are years of learning and experimentation by me that are not in the videos. Do not attempt anything simply because you saw it in one of my videos.

[zachariah-binyisrayl]

Not only do u have a huge supply of firewood....u have a huge supply of ART MATERIAL too. Options for days. LOVE IT !!!!

[calebcooper]

I really appreciate you taking the time to teach along the way. Thank you for the video.

[jeanmolyneux]

Awesome! I know I am having a lot of fun find what is in the inside of log & boards that I have glued together. I really enjoy watching your videos.Thank you

[spikeykiwi]

Just lovely. Colour, shape and I also love the way you tell people yo use the tools that work for them. Many thanks for sharing.

[Oonagh]

That is so clearly firewood. Why would anyone think otherwise. That bowl is gorgeous and that burl or what not is amazing. It is cool how the funkiest pieces of wood make the most interesting pieces.

[lannysanders]

Roger is the man. He can do it. He can do it all. Thanks again Roger.

[zachariah-binyisrayl]

Sometimes...u can literally SHOW someone something...step by step...and they STILL won't believe what they saw. The proof is ALWAYS in the PUDDING...not in the recipe. EXCELLENT WORK, sir.

[pauloftarsus]

Im goin in the wood turning business, did some of it when I was a kid, now Im retired. I still love wood. Every piece is different, Every piece stains different and finishes different, its always a surprise and really lets you get creative. SO much satisfaction. Nice job.

[sharonbyers]

I have a step-daughter who often uses the phrase "I want...I need!!" Hmmmm, I want, I need to watch more of your videos, what a pleasure this has been, God Bless from the Oklahoma Grandma

[Jonboy]

Even at the 3/4 stage of the video I couldn't help thinking how on earth can you turn something nice out of what seemed a piece of junk! I'm a wannabe wood turner and what a lesson I've learned! a piece of art from something I would rather have burned, what a great lesson, thank you Roger.

[zachariah-binyisrayl]

It makes NO difference to me which wood u choose to turn...I just really enjoy watching u work. The finished product is THE JUICE....that's what I wait to see.

[Johnnyrad]

Excellent explanation of how to use (safety Wise) and how to work through issues of the wood. Beautiful work my friend.

[andrewwatson]

Wonderful! I especially like your comment to use the tool that works for you. Very true!

[factenter]

Good job. Well done! Even your rooster approves!🐓

[christopherthompson]

I've seen other turners use resin, both colored and clear, to both repair and spice up the wood a bit. I think that some resin, maybe amber-orange colored, used to round off all the bumps (and seal voids) would have made the tiger bowl really pop and allowed it to keep truer to the initial vision of the shape & orientation, but still pleased as all get-out as to how well it turned out in the end even without that. :) glad you didn't have to abandon the piece.

[omarskigiza]

Only artists can see beauty in what we call it "a normal thing"

[KEYAL]

Great video I don’t care if you use firewood or prime stock you do fantastic work an it doesn’t mater to me what tools i enjoy your videos

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[ronaldainaire]

Never saw an imperfect piece of wood; there is some beautiful piece hiding inside.. Nice work.

[neobit]

Really nice one. Those imperfect ones seems to have much more soul in them than some might think.