Wood Bowl Tenon Base Removal – Like A Pro - Woodturning Video

Removing a wood bowl tenon can be challenging at first but over time it can also be the defining moment for a beautiful wood-turned bowl.

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[davidw.]

Always learn something what a great way to finish a tenon First class

[Sailabear]

You are the best of the best. Thank you for sharing your wisdom so well. 👍👍👍

[brianmckittrick]

Love your tutorials. Learn something new every time.

[hamish]

The resulting shape is really nice. I'm working on that!

[tielkgate]

Great Teaching video. Beautiful bowl Kent.
Lowell

[austinstubblefield]

Thanks for the insight. This is an area I’ve struggled with.

[larrythibault]

Really good job demonstrating and commenting on what your are doing. Thank you.

[thedodoshack]

Like the way you removed the tenon will definitely try it 😊

[njdcornell]

you are a really good teacher. thank you.

[starlingphoto]

That was WONDERFULLY informative video Kent! I’m very new to wood turning I’ve only been at it for maybe a month and I love you content. I especially like how you keep stressing that if you are less advanced, don’t worry and stop when you feel comfortable. You can always just sand it. But then you show the more advanced techniques. I am and have been a professional photographer for over 30 years. Most of my career was spent working for newspapers. Now I am a marketing photographer. I said all that to say I really appreciate the art of wood turning and the symmetry. Thanks again! I’m learning a great deal!

[MyFunnyBeard]

I successfully turned my first bowl today thanks to your videos. Went from branch to bowl. Thanks!

[robertjacobs]

Thank you. Very clear explanation.

[glen]

I love your videos! I am learning on YouTube. I struggle and not turned a bowl since high school. Thank you for inspiring me to try again. I have always had a passion for turning on a lathe, and at 54..almost 55 now. I beat cancer and bought myself a jet 1221vs and more tools shown on youtube than I would ever need. I started with pens and found I like turning more than finishing lol. I had life throw me some more curve balls and I have not turned on my lathe for over 5 years now. Anyways I want you to know what your videos mean to me inspiring me to live and celebrate life. Thank you.

[davidsettles]

Thank you for the detailed explanation. It's why I watch these video's. to learn.

[jimgreen]

Wow; wanted to go further with my turning skills, now I can practice, practice, PRACTICE

[MarkRobinett-qq]

Great tip on how to remove the tendon! I've been leaving it and then using a chisel, this'll be much faster.

[josephmobley]

3 years turning now, this is how I do other starting closer in to the center & easing the bowl gouge down to the bottom & out, . Thanks, enjoy your videos

[alward]

I enjoy your teaching very much and it has expanded my ability to make better turnings. I hope to see more of you in the future. Thanks for sharing your experience.

[curtisbolyard]

My mistake was starting my rough bowl with a mortise . Thanks for your wisdom .

[mheermance]

Really impressive technique, especially at the end when you whittled the part under the tail stock.