Woodturning a Stunning Spalted Ash Bowl

In this video, watch as I transform a piece of spalted ash into a beautiful bowl using my Record Power Coronet Regent wood lathe. I used Easy Wood Tools' mid-size range with standard rake cutters for the initial shaping, followed by Klingspor Abrasives sanding from 120 to 240 grit. To enhance the wood's natural beauty, I applied two coats of Hampshire Sheen Pre-thinned sanding sealer.

Next, I polished the bowl with Yorkshire grit from Easy Wood Tools, achieving a smooth 1000 grit finish. For a glossy, durable finish, I applied three coats of Hampshire Sheen High Gloss Wax, followed by two coats of microcrystalline wax.

Join me in this woodturning journey and see the step-by-step process to create a high-quality, glossy spalted ash bowl. Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more woodturning projects!

Materials & Tools Used:

Spalted Ash Wood
Easy Wood Tools (Mid-size range with standard rake cutters)
Klingspor Abrasives (120 to 240 grit)
Hampshire Sheen Pre-thinned Sanding Sealer (2 coats)
Yorkshire Grit
Hampshire Sheen High Gloss Wax (3 coats)
Microcrystalline Wax (2 coats)
Record Power Coronet Regent Wood Lathe

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Turning Tools:
Easy Wood Tools , Yorkshire Grit Original
Record Power Coronet Regent

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Timestamps:
0:00 - Intro
0:10 - Turning the bottom shape
1:30 - Making a mortise
1:45 - Sanding to 240 grit
2:13 - Sanding Sealer
2:40 - rubbing Yorkshire Grit
3:20 - buffing Hampshire sheen
4:11 - Start Hollowing
6:40 - Sanding
7:58 - Yorkshire grit
8:35 - Hampshire Sheen
8:55 - Outro

[albertdawson]

I don't know how I missed this Andrew. It is a very pretty piece. Nice that you didn't color it. See you next week