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Woodturning | Gouges - What I use, How to sharpen and How I Use Them - By Request

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This video is in response to several requests to show what gouges I use and how I use them. I show how each are sharpened. This is a demonstration of how I use these tools, everyone has their own methods and as long as they are safe and it works for them that is all that matters. I hope this answers some questions and helps someone. I hope you enjoy this video, thank you to all who watch!
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@Warick.Grubb. Год назад

Great video, I have been turning a few years, (on and off) but never seen any instructional video's like this , THANKS :)

@TheKlondikeCraftsman Год назад

Thank you for watching!

@duaneheadworth6275 Год назад

I have watched this video multiple times. It really helps to keep me focused on my basic efficiency goals that I have. I am trying to get more efficient at production. I follow so many turners on RU-vid, but I relate to your technique the most. I really appreciate the variety of videos that you upload, Thanks again for sharing.

@TheKlondikeCraftsman Год назад

Hey Duane! I appreciate it! Thanks for watching!

@terrytenley9327 Год назад

I so enjoy this video.. I been turning for 55 years.. years ago we only had high speed steel. Then m2 steel was developed which is 5-8 times better.. in the last 6 years we see Carter and sons in Seattle develop m42 steel which is way beyond m2.. please don’t waste you money.. but m42.. this steel is as good as carbide and does well on resin or anything you like.. life is way more fun with M42.. I still use the English grind for more than the bottom of the bowl too.. I hope you all happy times.. enjoy.. ☺️👍

@TheKlondikeCraftsman Год назад

I have some M42 and the only drawback I have found is that it does not like birdseye. Ive had it chip more than once. Thanks for watching!

@terrytenley9327 Год назад

@@TheKlondikeCraftsman wow change the cutting angle to be steeper..

@nathanwooler8047 Год назад

thank you for pointing out that you want the whole surface of the bevel of the tool to be touching the wood's surface. i'm going to keep that in mind the next time i'm on my lathe. cheers!

@TheKlondikeCraftsman Год назад

Excellent Nathan, thanks so much for watching!

@johnanthony2545 Год назад

Thank you very much. I’m sure I’ll be referencing this again. Your time , technique and detail is greatly appreciated. I have a shop smith I keep just for lathe and band saw. I don’t like the lathe. I just acquired a 70s craftsman lathe in good shape and seems superior to Smith. Ive only turned a few things as needed knobs , top for lantern I made and such. What I’ve found though is when I’m turning I don’t want to stop lol. I really want to do more and excel at it. It draws me in like siren calling. Watching shapes appear is quit a feeling and very satisfying. Your small projects and direction should be a great start to a more serous path forward. The grinds are important so paying close attention. The safety tips are great to. You seem to love what you’d and share that with out holding back. That’s what I’m looking for as a novice. 👍

@TheKlondikeCraftsman Год назад

HI John! Woodturning is very addictive, I can relate. I appreciate you watching

@terrytenley9327 Год назад

For years there was no Wolverine or rapture system.. In the 50’s and 60’s we were taught to use scrapers.. that just rips out end grain and requires sanding. Then a English man Peter Child introduces the grind like the roughing gouge and other bowl gouges.. Now we have the Wolverine system .. it is good and and more has been pushed for scrapers.. in a different way.. much like the scrapers with hook before sand paper.. The result is more control and less sanding if done right.. All these techniques are great to learn and knowing when to apply them is worth much.. be well all..

@TheKlondikeCraftsman Год назад

I appreciate you watching Terry!

@JiggsysShed Год назад

Great video and explanations Lewis. Thanks for sharing.

@TheKlondikeCraftsman Год назад

Thanks so much Jiggsy!

@terrytenley9327 Год назад

Notice his set up on rouging out gouge.. this is English grind.. I used this method for 35 years on a homemade jig.. it’s simple and easy.. When he used swept back grind this is known as the irish grind with the rapture system.. Both methods are great and I still use both.. you do not need the diamond like wheels to continue.. White wheels work just as well..

@TheKlondikeCraftsman Год назад

There are a lot of options! Thanks for watching.

@normagene514 Год назад

Really enjoy the way you thoroughly explain everything. Can’t wait to try some of these techniques. I make pretty much every mistake you pointed out.

@TheKlondikeCraftsman Год назад

I hope it helps! Thanks for watching!

@michaelogden5958 Год назад

I'd love to have one of those Sorby sharpeners. But, for the Oneway Wolverine setup, there are some pretty handy sharpening jigs called Raptor Set-Up Tools. I think you can buy them separately, but the set contains 35, 40, 45, 50, and 60 degree. They can be used to set the "stick-out" of that slider thing as well as for platforms. I am not sponsored by anyone. Just providing a little info. Cheers!

@TheKlondikeCraftsman Год назад

I’ve not seen those. I’ll take a look. Thanks for watching!

@terrygogz Год назад

brilliant very well explained .. thanks a mill .. From Terry in Ireland.

@TheKlondikeCraftsman Год назад

Thank you Terry! I really appreciate you watching!

@ronnielloyd4514 Год назад

Spindle ruffing gouge had a fantastic cut. It also requires knowledge of what you are doing. You are walking knowledge.

@TheKlondikeCraftsman Год назад

I appreciate that Ronnie, thanks

@jayscott306 2 года назад

That was very good, Lewis. Belongs on a subscription service for $10 per watch. It was nice to have a lot of things affirmed and to learn a good number of things. As you alluded to a few techniques, I was waiting to hear Stewart Batty's name. When he emphasized the pressure on your tool be down on the toolrest, letting the wood come to the tool, was the day I stepped forward in my understanding. Or, rolled forward. I can't anchor a tool against myself from my seated position, but I often find a third point of contact for my right elbow on the workbench or lathe bed. Adapt and move on. Great instructional!

@TheKlondikeCraftsman 2 года назад

Thanks Jay! There is always a way for sure! I have been floating the bevel for a long time but didn’t have a name for it until I saw the Batty video a few months ago. Hey I’d be cool with $10 per view but then the quality may have to go up. I appreciate you watching

@jimmoorepa 2 года назад

Until the pandemic, I was an IT guy and wood worker. I bought a HF lathe a month ago. I wouldn't be turning without your very helpful videos. I need to change my handle technique. Great stuff Lewis! Thanks 😊

@TheKlondikeCraftsman 2 года назад

That’s awesome James, I appreciate you watching!

@CumberlandRiverCreations 2 года назад

Thank you thank you...I was one of the requesters ... thank you very much you helped a lot

@TheKlondikeCraftsman 2 года назад

Excellent Gordon! Thanks for watching!

@daveschroedersworkshop4479 Год назад

Great tips on turning and especially sharpening. Also glad to see somebody who draws as bad as I do!!! LOL

@TheKlondikeCraftsman Год назад

Thanks Dave! It is a good thing art comes in many forms !

@johntribou4715 2 года назад

Fantastic demonstration I am an old cabinet maker but new at turning and find it very helpful when someone takes the time to show me how to do and why to do it that way thank you

@TheKlondikeCraftsman 2 года назад

I appreciate you watching John!

@alangibb3100 2 года назад

Lewis very well explained for all levels of turners , but with you actually doing the cuts as well is just fantastic to see, and it makes what you are explaining works

@TheKlondikeCraftsman 2 года назад

Thank you Alan, I appreciate it!

@cchurchwell1 Год назад

Thanks for the awesome explanation and demonstration.

@TheKlondikeCraftsman Год назад

Thank you for watching!

@207crafts Год назад

I watched Allen Batty, (think name is correct) learned a lot about skews watching him.

@TheKlondikeCraftsman Год назад

There are a few good skew videos out there. I can sharpen them fine….using them is hit and miss!

@Stable_Studio 2 года назад

Congratulations on the 22k subs Lewis

@TheKlondikeCraftsman 2 года назад

Thank you Brian!

@rickgibson7876 2 года назад

I use the wolverine jig for sharpening and got tired of playing with it to get the arm in the right position every time I used it. Had a bunch of strips 1/2" square left over from another project. Set my jig to where I wanted it and cut a strip to just fit between the base and the v arm. Made 1 for each tool, now when I sharpen I just place it against the base slide the v arm up to contact it and it's set. No muss no fuss. If I get a new tool or decide to change the grind angle it's easy to make another.

@TheKlondikeCraftsman 2 года назад

I never liked messing with it either. Great idea with the strips though! Thanks for watching Rick!

@trurex007lee7 2 года назад

Thanks Rick for the idea, I was wondering of the easiest most repeatable way to set that bar length and yours is a true winner!

@donaldmatthies6026 2 года назад

Lewis, That was a really fine explanation of proper tool grind and use, kinda reminded me of high school shop class back in the 90s. Thank you for taking time to film, edit and post this video

@TheKlondikeCraftsman 2 года назад

Thanks Donald, not sure it is proper but it works for me! I appreciate you watching!

@stephendawg1 2 года назад

Thanks Lewis! Very helpful!

@TheKlondikeCraftsman 2 года назад

Thanks Steve!

@DougMilleratWoodSpunRound 2 года назад

Great explanations and examples.

@TheKlondikeCraftsman 2 года назад

Thanks so much Doug

@SKKrafts 2 года назад

What a great video lewis, so much information. Perfect for all levels of turners. Sharping tools is just as important as turning technique

@TheKlondikeCraftsman 2 года назад

Thanks Steve!

@WoodenItBeNice Год назад

Great video Lewis. Thanks for doing this. Take care Lewis. Cheers, Huw

@TheKlondikeCraftsman Год назад

Thanks so much Huw!

@trurex007lee7 2 года назад

Thank you Lewis. Some excellent new tips and necessary reminders of some neglected practices that I need to reinstate.

@TheKlondikeCraftsman 2 года назад

I appreciate you watching, thanks!

@rexb6478 2 года назад

This is a great instructional view and your comments are really helpful. I've been turning a couple of years and reminded me of the finer points! Thank you

@TheKlondikeCraftsman 2 года назад

Thanks Rex! I really appreciate you watching!

@ronalves9118 2 года назад

Hi, Thanks that explains alot because I have not been turning very long. I also started with carbide chisels because I never knew how to sharpen any tools. I just bought the Wolverine System and will be getting that setup this week on my new grinding / sharpening machine. I did buy a small set of HSS chisels and will sharpen them, because I used them but I believe that were not very sharp when they arrived. Thank You Ron

@TheKlondikeCraftsman 2 года назад

Normally chisels are not very sharp when they arrive. I think you will like the wolverine, and is you are using an abrasive wheel make sure it is not coarse and it will not give as good of an edge and will eat up tools quickly. Thanks for watching Ron!

@ronalves9118 2 года назад

@@TheKlondikeCraftsman Yes I will use the very fine wheel that came on the Rikon Sharpener. Thank you

@Stable_Studio 2 года назад

Excellent Lewis Enjoyed that Informative And educational

@TheKlondikeCraftsman 2 года назад

Thanks you Brian, I appreciate it!

@brianlong2154 2 года назад

Thank you so much for spending your time to educate us!

@TheKlondikeCraftsman 2 года назад

Thanks for watching Brian!

@nathangoodson7390 2 года назад

Thanks for the thoughtful video. Like many, I learn better when I get a what, when, how, and why. You did a wonderful job of that in this video!

@TheKlondikeCraftsman 2 года назад

Thank you Nathan, I appreciate it

@54lespaul3 2 года назад

Thanks Lewis. I'm going to grind a short bevel on one of my bowl gouges for sure!! I'm always having trouble turning the corner then cutting the bottom. Good job! Cheers, Rick

@TheKlondikeCraftsman 2 года назад

Thanks Rick! I appreciate you watching buddy

@vicholm1000 2 года назад

Thanks so much for your sharing knowledge. 🙏

@TheKlondikeCraftsman 2 года назад

Thank you for watching Vic!

@_zhawkeye_9808 2 года назад

...very informative...thanks for taking the time to put this together...👍

@TheKlondikeCraftsman 2 года назад

Thank you for watching!

@papa_kenny 2 года назад

Very nice video thank you for the tips really helpful

@TheKlondikeCraftsman 2 года назад

I appreciate you watching Kenny

@lombardave Год назад

This was such a great tutorial and really well explained. Thank you! Just wondering what the difference between the grinders is? It seems like the Pro Edge is easier...?

@TheKlondikeCraftsman Год назад

The pro edge is easier to grind longer grinds on gouges as the wolverine attachment on these gouge grinds I find clunky. For single plane grinding like a traditional grind on a bowl gouge, a spindle roughing gouge or scrapers I just find the other grinder faster as I can leave them set up for each. I hope that makes sense? I appreciate you watching!

@JimmyLee0757 2 года назад

Thanks so much for this video. I'm new to turning and this answered a tn of questions. Now I need to buy a couple if bowl gouges to go with what I have.

@TheKlondikeCraftsman 2 года назад

Thanks for watching Jimmy!

@dtork47 2 года назад

Thanks always helpful.

@TheKlondikeCraftsman 2 года назад

Thanks! I appreciate you watching!

@JK-gw8dr 2 года назад

Great video, very explanatory and well worth watching, thanks

@TheKlondikeCraftsman 2 года назад

Thanks JK!

@wardwilson3216 2 года назад

Thank you very much for the informative video. Your demonstration of "floating" the bevel was extremely helpful to a beginner like me

@TheKlondikeCraftsman 2 года назад

Thanks for watching Ward!

@carlspringle9342 2 года назад

Nice video Lewis. Very informative video. Thank you for sharing 👍.

@TheKlondikeCraftsman 2 года назад

Thank you for watching Carl!

@spiritwynd 2 года назад

Thanks for the great tutorial Lewis! It's always good to have a review on how to approach the inside hollowing

@TheKlondikeCraftsman 2 года назад

Thank you for watching Heather!

@roncooney8526 Год назад

Thanks for the great video. I especially liked the explanation at the end. That will, hopefully, allow me to improve my bowl turning.

@TheKlondikeCraftsman Год назад

Thanks so much for watching Ron!

@paulclarke1886 Год назад

Great video

@TheKlondikeCraftsman Год назад

Thanks so much Paul!

@janeoverby2151 2 года назад

Congratulations 22K awesome Lewis! Thank you so much for explaining how you use gouges. I have learned a bunch! I vae a wolverine jig. I stink at sharpening. I usually just throw them over by the grinder and my husband sharpens them. Makes him feel important 😆😆😆

@TheKlondikeCraftsman 2 года назад

Thank you Jane! It wouldn’t take long for you to be a pro! I personally sharpen way too often to rely on anyone. Thank you for watching!

@NianticRiverWoodcraftingChrisN 2 года назад

Good information and well presented.

@TheKlondikeCraftsman 2 года назад

Thank you for watching!

@GavSedae 2 года назад

Very informative video mate, great job

@TheKlondikeCraftsman 2 года назад

Thanks Gav, I appreciate it buddy

@wesleyhanna1124 Год назад

Great demo and explanation Lewis, thanks. Still hate the spindle gouge, but am trying to force myself to learn and use it. Hopefully I can implement some of the pointers you gave about it. Wes @ Piedra Designs

@TheKlondikeCraftsman Год назад

Thanks Wes. Keep at it and I am sure it will come quickly. Thanks for watching!

@poulskovdam4390 Год назад

I love your videos, you explain everything in great detail, I have just started wood turning again now I’m retired and this is a good refresher coarse for me, back in the 80’s I did some off centre turning ie ( candle stick’s) have you ever tried doing off centre turning before, it may be of interest to your viewers.

@TheKlondikeCraftsman Год назад

I have done some but not much to be honest. I appreciate you watching Paul

@andrewtucker6063 Год назад

It's a shame that you don't have a mike that you can clip to your collar. Because your voice drifted in and out of volume. Other than that it was very informative thank you

@TheKlondikeCraftsman Год назад

Thanks Andrew, I appreciate you watching

@larrysmelcer7966 2 года назад

very good tips thanks again thanks for your time . what do you think a tormek sharping system?

@TheKlondikeCraftsman 2 года назад

Thanks Larry. Ive not used a tormek but I have heard they are good. I appreciate you watching!

@davidwise5834 2 года назад

Hi Mr ? What is the angle on your bowl gouge the you do the bottom of the bowl with. I allways injoy your videos. Very informative. David Wise 😁

@TheKlondikeCraftsman 2 года назад

Hey David, that gouge is 40 degrees. Thanks for watching!

@WegeWoodWorks 2 года назад

Excellent tutorial lewis! I found myself wondering at the end of the video if you've ever tried a secondary bevel on the heel of your gouge? Essentially shortens that gap distance in the tight corners but still allows you to ride that bevel on long sweeping curves and straight cuts

@TheKlondikeCraftsman 2 года назад

Hey Chase, I don’t because I have the 40 degree. I never got into compound bevels but there is no reason not to. Thanks for watching!

@WegeWoodWorks 2 года назад

@@TheKlondikeCraftsman now what about a dedicated bottom bowl gouge or again the 40° take care of that as well?

@TheKlondikeCraftsman 2 года назад

Yes the 40 does that well for the style of bowls I turn.

@thomasjewell503 Год назад

Can’t se the tool being sharpened on the second demonstration

@thomasjewell503 Год назад

Also could you zoom in on the tool when the cut is being made??? It’s hard to see what’s actually happening….

@TheKlondikeCraftsman Год назад

Thank you for the feedback, I appreciate it

@ronnielloyd4514 Год назад

How many bowl blanks do you have sitting on the floor behind your grinder.

@TheKlondikeCraftsman Год назад

They are in a rack that is 16' long x 4' deep and 8' high. There are hundreds there. check out the shop tour video, it is the first one of 2022, you can see them better in that video.

@jontoolman 2 года назад

Thanks for sharing. What bevel angle do you use on your spindle gouge?

@TheKlondikeCraftsman 2 года назад

The jig is 45 degrees. Thanks Jon

@ronnielloyd4514 Год назад

We’re you not concerned about what looked like a long crack in the wood?

@TheKlondikeCraftsman Год назад

It is 2 pieces glues together Ronnie. It was black exterior glue and that is why it looked like a crack. Thanks for watching!

@erbakantiftik9397 2 года назад

Hİ 👋👍👌

@TheKlondikeCraftsman 2 года назад

Hi!

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