Woodturning Live Edge Bowl – Crotch 2 for 1 Bowls Elm Video

Woodturning Live Edge Bowl – Crotch 2 for 1 Bowls Elm Video
So you have this piece of branch crotch wood and you'd like to make a bowl. Why not make TWO BOWLS? I'll so you how I turned two crotch wood live edge bowls from this one crotch in this video. Live edge bowls are beautiful expressions of the underlying wood structure and you're never sure what you might get until you turn the bowl.

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✅ Bowl Gouge Mastery
✅ Tool Sharpening – For Wood Bowl Turning
✅ Tree To Bowl – Understanding Green Wood
✅ Bowl Turning – Start to Finish

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EQUIPMENT USED IN THIS VIDEO:

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If you are curious about, or already completely addicted to turning wood bowls, check out my website dedicated to the art and craft of turning wood bowls!

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▶︎▶︎▶︎TURN A WOOD BOWL UNIVERSITY◀︎◀︎◀︎

✅ Bowl Gouge Mastery
✅ Tool Sharpening – For Wood Bowl Turning
✅ Tree To Bowl – Understanding Green Wood
✅ Bowl Turning – Start to Finish

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FREE WOOD BOWL TURNING TIPS EMAILED EACH WEEK
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[greggmarkham]

Love crotch bowls my favourite to turn

[seenovascotia]

I just managed to retire after 40+ years as a journalist, I've been working wood for 20 years as a hobby, and last year I bought a lathe, now I have time to to spend learning, thanks so much for your videos, your a great teacher and I have learned so much, and still have so much more to go.

[donsolo]

This comment is a tad late, but these were my Christmas gift to a friend two winters ago. She absolutely LOVED them. After watching with me she turned into a huge fan. Thank you!

[AlanKurth]

Awesome, thanks for the information..enjoy your videos always

[tedblack]

The best part of the video is that the entire time he is turning, he is explaining what he is doing and why! Most turning videos I have seen are just a view of wood being removed, with no explanation. Well done! I learned more about turning bowls from this one video than any 10 previous videos.

[thomaskila]

The camera angle during the interior hollowing portion of this video is priceless. It really shows what the gouge is doing, just as your narration explains the move in detail. I'm sure you hear this quite often, but you are an excellent craftsman AND instructor. I am not a novice turner, and first started turning over 15 years ago. (I did take a long 10+ year break from turning and have just started turning again.) I just want to say that I have learned more from you, than I had in the first few years of turning. Keep up the good work!

[monopinionestcelle-ci]

You know I've been turning for a while along the years off & on as my health permit and I seem to keep reviewing your channel throughout my challenges. It feeds in some extent my crazy need for turning. I get request and luckily they don't mind the lull. I appreciate your work as a teacher ( extremely well explained ) and your demonstrations are soo clear and encouraging for anyone to start woodturning. You have the voice, personality lest not forget the the beautiful peaces of art you finish with all that are conducive to learning without stress. I am thanking you for the constant & wonderful influence on my life.

[christinehendryx]

You are a born teachers after 5 years of turning, I finally get it by your instructions. I am gonna take all 3 of your courses

[Snakeloa]

Man, I appreciate the way you explain and teach. So much knowledge transported with passion! Two thumbs up!!!

[kerstin]

Today I stood in front of my lathe and heard myself saying "ride the bevel" . Nothing more to say ... I'm addicted to your videos. Well, ok, I also shouted out once " time for sanding", but that's Phil Anderson...

[davidflaa]

We just took some big branches off a black walnut tree and I have lots of raw material including crotch wood. I’m so happy I found your channel just when I’m about to make some bowls.

[knotman]

Sorry I can only like and subscribe once!! Thanks for your presentation.

[raysmith]

All of the accolades speak volumes. You are one of the best. Thanks

[sandipshaunak]

Hi Kent. I’ve just started turning in the last few weeks and I have found your videos enormously helpful, certainly the best on YouTube. You explain things very clearly and lucidly. Many thanks

[willmakeig-kitchener]

You are the Bob Ross of wood turning. Fantastic calming instructional videos, good job!

[fallentreewoodcrafts]

Polymerization of linseed oil involves heating to 572 degrees F for an extended period of time, so yes boiled linseed oil is polymerized to change the chemical structure (hydrolysis) of the oil to increase viscosity (saturating) and reduce drying time. Its similar to hydrogenating fats to make them thicker and smoother (saturated fats are bad for you). Tung oil is treated in a similar manner as is shellac. Love turning crotch wood winged bowls. Thanks for the video.

[johnbrooks]

very impressive good turning great looking bowls

[jude]

I completely agree with your design decisions. Thank you for sharing your thoughts as you work.

[jakubcapek]

I, ve just started last year. A hobby that is consuming my thoughts more and more everyday. Love your videos, they are very educational and provoking. Keep up the excellent work!

[lmallard]

Well, it’s like you are going forward in time to see my question about dovetail degree. I type in comments as you go in the video. You sre a great instructor.