nobody does this, and i dont know why

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Power carving wood bowls from a live edge slab is easy as a beginner! Alright, now it’s time to actually create a project with power carving! A few days ago, we tried power carving out for the first time and were really impressed with how easy it was to pick up! This time, we are bringing out a live edge slab and transforming it into a large bowl!

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[sagittarius_sq]

Very nice little bowl. It’s amazing what a few neat little tools can do to an outcome of a little craft project. It makes a major difference.

[ShevillMathers]

I did my first wood carving back in 1970, using the first version of the Arbortech tool/disc on an angle grinder. Still got it and the sharpening stone (pencil shape). Some great tools out there for power carving.

[siamaklighvani]

The angle grinder with its turbo carver, I should say that need special skill, so for the beginners you better use the scrap wood and make your skill to be built first, angle grinder is very powerful and shapes the wood easily but at the same time making mistake is going deep and misshapen the required structure. But many thanks regarding making holes, that helps a lot .

[drabusharr]

Seriously nobody does this except you? Video titles should be honest and not clickbaiting. The merits of the video speak to itself.

[sheikhkhalid]

For angle grinder free form wood carving, i would always start with Black and Decker, reason being the three-point handle screw-in points. The handle screw-in point behind its gearbox is great for controlling any kickback for some attachments

[stanhutchins]

Just a little reminder: always use two hands firmly onto the grinder. Because all it takes is one kick back and that disc will leave you injured quickly. Nice job on the bowl.

[jeffsherwin]

You and your girl look like lovely people please stay that way and seriously MASK UP lost a dear friend of mine through lung cancer caused by mdf particulates, stay safe God bless Jeff Sherwin

[rinzler]

The "chainsaw" angle grinder attachment is somthing I would never touch, but this turbo plane looks a lot safer.

[davidarmstrong]

Hi I’ve used arbortech for years bowl making also been a carpenter in the building trade it came in handy cuts wood like cutting through butter but dose make a mess, just take care all the best from Yorkshire uk 🇬🇧

[somepunkinthecomments]

I know this video is years old, but if you don't know what species of wood it is, don't use it for food. Some wood is inherently poisonous and can kill you.

[CoreyBrown-hb]

I'm a woodworker and I do trees for a living. That's what they call silk oak

[jamesklein]

I think you're working with cherry on the inside of the bowl. You have a reddish colored wood that has the same color as Cherry as it should and on the outside is not the core. So you have a different looking wood on the bottom of the bowl just the way the log was cut. It also has the color of mahogany but I doubt that and it's a lot softer to work with than Cherry would be, but I think Cherry absolutely. By the way, I dig your product

[dirtybaywoodshop-joeporter]

Another awesome project guys! I love how it turned out. I want to hazard a guess and say that the wood could be pecan, but I could be way off.

[sheikhkhalid]

Bauer clones of Arbortech have vibration issues, but those are cheap, real cheap.
Bauer Doesn't allow much feel-space for beginners. I personally have three different gouging planers, arbortech, bauer, and some chinese no name thing for 4" Angle grinder.
I love the first two.
I don't have a 4" angle grinder 😎
Just four 4" angle grinders, i use three of them all the time. The fourth is waiting for a new pair of brushes.😮

[MartinMMeiss-mjli]

Why would you assume people are AFRAID to do that? Maybe people prefer to do real carving, with gouges and adzes.

[SeamlessFab]

“Nobody does this”

Probably because a CNC router will handle this tray in about 10 minutes with a half inch clearing tool and a bowl bit.
You could just take a flap disc to it if you wanted a hand carved look.

[sheikhkhalid]

Try Bauer brand shapers for angle Seriously Lovable.

When clogged from hour of shaping, cleanup is just soaking in Oven Cleaner & water for maybe 4 hours and rinse.

[holzkopf]

00:21 min "I kept the shape very organic to mimic the live edge." is a weird way to say "I screwed up during cutting and sanding, so I'll make it look intentional 😂

[littlebeebs]

I have been looking for a video that I think was made by you two . It involved a special carving disc that made a cool texture in the wood, as if it looked like it had been scooped over and over again. Does that make sense? If that was you, can you please direct me to the video? I want to buy the carving disk that you guys used.thank you so much! Great video!

[zeu_zz]

3:42 cant see clearly but, you sure you put that ring the right side down?