From Log to Natural Edge Bowl

Here I show the process of how a Natural Edge Bowl is made, starting straight from a log. This is my first time editing a video and it was done on my iPhone, so please excuse any audio issues during high speed play. I don't know why it did that!

[chewyduck]

You said this wasn't an instructional video. I disagree. I've watched a few of these live edge vids and I learned more from you than the rest combined. Clear explanations even down to rpm's and why. I turned my first live edge last week from Manitoba maple and though happy with it as a first try, I wish I had seen your vid first. Cheers from next door in Saskatchewan and you've got a new subscriber 👍

[watcherdude]

From one 🇨🇦 to another I am so proud that a young man is interested in this old trade of turning. Your fine scraping passes must sure same time sanding. Excellent work as always

[dondeere]

great work and i really thank you for not playing music

[debbiemcmunn]

Gorgeous bowl and great comprehensive video from log to finished product.

[lindamcmunn]

Your a natural Kyler! Proud of you! Beautiful work!

[woodnothing]

My that is a awesome looking bowl you did a great job AGAIN!!!
Cheers
Tim from Wood 4 Nothing

[bradouellette]

Very enjoyable to watch, thanks for a great video

[cboutdoors]

Love those chips when you were roughing! Looked like you were power peeling a potato! Awesome!!!

[davidshoemaker]

Enjoy your videos very informative. I have a question for you about on ob shine juice it looks great after applying but next day it's dull or satin. How do I keep the shine?

[francisschmitz]

Good job! What kind of wood was that?

[rambladesmanmoe]

Just stumbled across this video. Excellent job and very informative. You deserve way more subscribers. It’s great to see a young person into turning. Keep up the great work for all of us out here. BTW. Nice lathe !

[casperscuts]

Once again great job! I would be interested in knowing what the grind is on the gouge you use to rough out the initial shape?

[ThePapa]

Another very nice job. Your turnings inspire me to branch out from segmented work. But not too far I love segments.
Is it better to turn green wood to help keep the bark on or is all about the bark?

[josephwise]

I get a bounce with my gouge when trying to round the bowl. I think I am rubbing the bevel. After seeing the shavings coming off your gouge, I guess I am not. Any suggestions, besides more practice. TIA.

[AffordBindEquipment]

why not put the end of the rest into the bowl to shorten the overhang?

[chriswalters]

hey i had to subscribe again cause i got a new tablet a while back just wanted to let u know my friend. chris