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woodworking-turning-a-bowl-down The work starts at the lathe, with a bowl blank of whatever size you choose mounted using a faceplate. This one started as a 10” x 4” chunk of ash, but this article aims to teach a technique that can be used on any size bowl blank rather than to strictly focus on the dimensions of this piece. Make it round. Begin by turning the blank round, as with any bowl turning project. Mark your transition points. After the blank is round, mark two lines around the perimeter, one at 1” from the lowest point of the bowl’s top, and the next one 3/8” down from the first line.  Place the bowl on your bandsaw table upside down, and carefully remove the waste, being careful not to cut into your spout or handle. Taking your time and cutting as close to the line as possible will save cleanup time later. While wood turning technically falls under the umbrella of woodworking, it is often considered a completely different craft. Woodturners tend to be devoted to their craft, and many have little (if any) interest in other traditional fine woodworking skills since there is almost no end the projects that can be created on a lathe alone with the proper tools and techniques. The tips that follow summarize some of the most important elements of good wood turning Woodworking Turning A Bowl 24 practice, with links to articles containing more detail.  Always wear eye protection when turning wood. Should a workpiece splinter or break apart, injury to your eyes is a distinct possibility. Avoid loose-fitting or baggy clothing. They can easily get ensnared in the spinning axle of the tool. Woodworking and metalworking tools are dangerous. Always seek professional advice and training before using any power tools or CNC machine.  90 Roger Clyde Webb demonstrates Wood-turning an Oak bowl from a $ firewood log.
Turn on the lathe slowly and begin turning the outer face of the bowl using a rounding gouge or a bowl gouge. Continue turning until the outer shape of the bowl is complete. Then, you'll need to cut a recess into the bottom of the bowl to accommodate the bowl chuck that came with your lathe. The only thing I like better than turning bowls out of wood, is turning bowls out of free wood! Throuought the summer trees fall down. Im constantly looking for nice pieces carelessly thrown out. The only bad part about it is they are always wet. Wood has a high percentage of water stored in the trunks and can take years and years to dry in log. Bowl turning is a blast! Thanks to advances in lathes and tooling, lots of woodworkers have now discovered how fun it is to turn a hunk of green wood into a beautiful bowl. Start to finish, it only takes a few hours, and the wood is usually free. Whatever the bowl’s shape, you need one.

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