So a while back I saw an emerging bowl, not long after I saw they cut some trees down at the golf club so I asked for a log or two...it was pine and has been in the workshop for maybe 6mths... anyway got round to trying an emerging bowl - bit of trial and error and the jigs took almost as long to make...it's a single turned piece (a quarter of the log - it wasn't big!) and was all done on the lathe....
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Another first.....
- Thread starter Padster
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Gadget-UK
Graduate Member
I don’t do bowls very often (not very good at them) but that is really impressive Paddy.
Bet that was “Interesting” turning that 🫣🫣
Bet that was “Interesting” turning that 🫣🫣
HA-HA - you aren't kidding.... doing the internal part of the bowl is way off centre, and rocking could be an understatement... I have no idea how Woody (@TVS ) turns those big bowls!
Adal6
Full Member
Very nice paddy
alan morrison
Fellow
Hope that your knuckles are undamaged!
A great job. Well done. Love it. Love yours as well Woody.
howsitwork?
Graduate Member
Nice I struggled with getting the wall thickness even on mine It’s a challenge in remounting accuracy .
Must have another go as I made the blanks up ready to , then left them to mature
Must have another go as I made the blanks up ready to , then left them to mature
pittswood
Fellow
A piece of brilliant wood turning. Well done!
Kelvin
Kelvin