Bowl Gouge Don't Do This - Woodturning Video

Bowl Gouge Don't Do This - Woodturning Video
Whether you call it a Bowl Gouge, a Bowl Chisel, or a Turning Chisel, the bowl gouge needs to be handled in particular ways to avoid major failures. In this video I will share with you six Woodturning Bowl Gouge FAILS and how to avoid them.

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[almagill]

Stopped turning when COVID started, my workshop was closed, so this was a great 'refresher' now that I'm finally getting back on the tools.
Thanks Kent!

[jeanlong]

Kent, your teaching methods are great. Started turning when COVID started, so I'm still learning and enjoy watching your videos.

[Tinker_man]

Thanks for the great video. That footage towards the end showing the bowl gouge being used flute straight up was like a horror movie!

[Nick_Graham_Woodwork]

I’m new to it all. You’re telling me what tools do what and how to use them. Thank you.

[heidigresh]

Thanks for the reminder. Learned a lot from you about how to use my 55 swept back. It is my favorite tool in my toolbox.

[qapla]

Yes, Kent - very informative. Thanks again for an excellent learning video

[roncole]

Love your videos, most helpful of any I have seen anywhere else. Thank you

[ryeinrawhoof]

These are great lessons for beginners, and intermediate, alike. It’s nice to have these reminders every now and again. Thank you for another great video.

[stockpixcom]

Thanks, I've done every single one of these errors at one point or another. I also found your endgrain bowl turning from ditch wood video also extremely helpful in understanding wood better.

[nelsonpalmer]

Thanks Kent - clear concise learning video.
Looking forward to meeting and seeing your demonstration in person at the up coming Central Florida Seminar.
We will be there

[billrobinson]

Good info that should help overcome my newbie mistakes. Thanks

[alanandkarenrouse]

Lots of information. I learned a lot in the "school-of-bad catches! The last turning class I had was about 60 years age in shop in high school. I like your videos. They have a lot in information in them and i usually watch them several times. I do learn a lot, and sometimes I am reminded of things that I have forgotten. Thanks.

[pitol]

This helps tremendously, I’ve watched and learned from many other videos. You’re an incredible educator, thank you for what you do

[trurexlee]

Excellent presentation, really needed to hear this since I’ve occasionally been sloppy in technique and you’ve proven the reason and expected outcomes that I’ve experienced.

[robertnorthrup]

Kent, started turning with carbide tools but got frustrated with tear out. Graduating to gouges and finding it’s not so easy in the transition but is coming along, better at each turning. Many thanks for all the great tips and the online courses available. I really enjoy each vid and try to incorporate what you do in my attempts.

[allyncross]

Hey Kent, This was perfect timing for me. I have been turning since late April of 2022 and started doing bowls in late May or June cant recall for sure.. However the only I have had for turning bowls is carbide. I can do pretty decent stuff with it but I have wanted to get some bowls gouges all along. Well as it happens my girlfriend is getting me a set of bowl gouges as an early Christmas present. I understand they should be here tomorrow so that will be the first time I will likely being using a bowls gouge as long as we dont get any thunder storms. Not a big fan of lightning strikes so if it is storming my lathe stays off. I have a set spindle gouges so I do understand riding the bevel. I am hoping to learn bowl gouge usage in the near future (hopefully tomorrow). I greatly enjoyed this video and I am about to watch your Beginner First use video as well. Thanks much Kent as I said perfect timing lol. Yall have a wonderful day.

[bjorgronn]

14:33 Aha-moment! I really need to focus on pushing down on the toolrest instead of inwards to stop making those marks. I made a handle for square and round carbide bits but as you say, they are scrapers and I prefer to learn the proper uses of the bowl gouge. Thank you again for a very good and educational video. Best regards, Bjoern 🇳🇴

[shikanofromhere]

Kent, as usual an awesome, informing video.

[travisashcraft]

100% way different than carbide! Just turned my first bowl using a bowl gouge coming from carbide tools and it’s a way better finish. I believe it will take a lot more time to get better but I think it’s worth it. Thank you for your help

[BenNawrath]

Great video. I'm definitely one of those guys that started with Carbide! All good tho, just takes some practice,