Woodturning a black walnut and spalted maple bowl (or dish?) How to steps are shown using our Harvey Woodworking lathe. With special guest finisher, Debbie Sapper! Wood turning a bowl can be so rewarding. Join us for our adventure!
In today's video Debbie and I will demonstrate the steps we took to turn a random piece of black walnut and some scrap spalted maple pieces into a pretty cool looking utility bowl (or dish?) After the sanding was completed, the finishing process started with Debbie applying two coats of “grain popping” BLO (boiled linseed oil), followed by 5 coats of rattle can spray lacquer, hand buffing down each coat with 0000 steel wool. I followed her with a brief slow speed buffing on the lathe followed by a buffed on coat of Carnauba wax.
01:04 Introducing your roughed bowl blank
02:48 Starting the outside
04:06 Setting up the bottom for reverse mounting
05:12 How to deal with broken face-plate screws
06:12 Starting the Inside
07:20 Debbie starts the finishing process
09:05 And we're finish!
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3 ноя 2023
