End Grain Bowl Turning – Video

End Grain Bowl Turning – Video
Let's turn a bowl that really shows off those beautiful wood grain rings. I think you're going to like this end grain wood bowl turning.

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[ccasauce]

I have a lot of loblolly pines on my property. The wood is more pale and the blue coloring is randomly scattered throughout the wood. The pine you have here has more defined rings. I practiced on green pieces of this pine until stopped having tear out before I bought my first bowl blank. I made a couple lamp shades with it as well. The firey red glow through the wood makes a plain lamp give a lot of warmth to a room.

I planted every tree on my property so all my trees are younger than me lol.

[Whodatindyman]

When drying wet wood and using a brown paper bag add some dry and some wet shavings in the bag.

[kcglide]

Honestly Kent, I've learned more from you than most other YouTube wood turning videos. Your video about riding the bevel made a light go off in my head and the degree grind. I'm stuck on the 55 degree Irish grind. It serves me well. I've watched 100's of videos, but it's you and Cap'n Eddie Castelin. Y'all are the best. People ask me how I did that? I watched YouTube videos. Glad I found you.

[apismellifera]

I ave bee turning since 93 and I have end grain turning is my favorite

[kevinbooth]

Kent, I was going back through previously watched videos. When you were hollowing the bowl. All I could see was your logo. Imagine that how cool is this. Keep turning and be safe.

[neilmcdonald]

I’m so glad I found your videos. Just getting truly started with this turning and your videos are helping tremendously. I turned A 6 inch saucer in shop class 53 yrs ago, and done nothing with a lathe since, but decided to take it up again. Your instructions are very clear and easy to grasp. Many thanx
Tennessee Fly Fisher

[confused]

Love that bowl what a very different look to a bowl.

[peterdollive]

Once again Kent you have produced a very clear and informative video on a subject that I as a beginner have been told cannot be done - thanks again

[ThomasJacobsen-mztu]

Great video, with valuable tips. I want to add that the wood appears to be Ponderosa Pine which is susceptible to the mountain pine beetle. These beetles burrow under the bark to winter, and bring with them a blue fungus. The burrowing cuts and compromises some of the water conductive fibers which transports the blue fungus, This causes the blue stains in the outer edges of the tree. Because water conduction is compromised, if the tree can't purge the beetle with it's sap the tree begins to die from the top down. You can see examples of this in most big box lumber stores.

[JamesCouch]

I'm working on turning an end grain bowl out of Mimosa. The grain on Mimosa is very spectacular and I hope it turns out half as good as yours.

[tombenton]

Amazing platter/bowl the end grain give it a nice look, thanks again for your instrucions.

[DancingFox]

Kent, I looked this video up to watch a second time. I’ve got my first large end grain bowl mounted and thought I’d better have a refresher. I’m using a face plate and my bowl will be a little deeper but it’s about the same diameter.
Face shield at the ready, benches covered with painters plastic, tools sharp, fingers (figuratively) crossed and ready to try. Wish me luck.

[rogergrimm]

i am a spindle turner that also turns bowls. I have yet to turn a bowl that isn't end grain. Thus video will really help me to get better results and not so much sanding. Love your stuff and am finally getting some pro help. I m totally self taught so have a lot to learn. I do not use gouges rather carbide tools. I'm about to start changing so stand by.

[EdRaastad-rjmi]

Your knowledge and experienceis evident by the work you do and your rumning commentary while you're doing it. Have you written, or are you planning to write a book? You're abc's of turning would probably serve st the 'goto' tome foe all aspiring turners. Great job, thanks fof sharing!

[jackthompson]

I think that this platter/bowl will look fantastic when it is finished Kent.

[LewisKauffman]

Thanks! Looking forward to the drying e-course, always interested in that segment of turning.

[michelehiggins]

Love the piece, Kent! And I cannot tell you how much your videos have improved my turning. Almost exponential. Still a 1 year rookie, but a much better rookie now as a result of your teachings. Thank you very much!

[rogerjohnston]

Dry informative and useful. Thank you.

[robertelias]

Appreciate your explanations on why and how you are working the bowl. Much better than watching someone just turn a bowl. Thank you for sharing. You dun good!

[scottfonner]

Always a school day when I watch you, appreciated.