how a wood bowl is made

[buckshotbarlow]

This is frig'n kewl, one of the better how to vidz...
http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=d8e_1366917075

Lov'n liveleak right now.

[Goodburbon]

Yep it was cool.

[Squeeze]

That was very cool.

[T-Jet]

fascinating - never knew how that was done.

[USMC88-93]

Wish I had that kind of patience and skill with any hoby.

[Tinelement]

Totally effing rad

[def90]

Yeah, my grandpa made all kinds of stuff like that up until the day he died at 98 years of age 2 years ago.. nothing new or mind boggling there.. actually it misses the whole area of hand turning the wood on a lathe not only for the outside profile but then carving out the inside profile without breaking through the outside and maintaining a consistent thickness. Simply showing the process of a person doing this would have been more impressive.

[gnihcraes]

lot of work to create that video, and the bowl.

[wctriumph]

A lot of trouble to make but in the end quite a nice piece. If I ever get to retire I may try that.

[LippCJ7]

Yeah, my grandpa made all kinds of stuff like that up until the day he died at 98 years of age 2 years ago.. nothing new or mind boggling there.. actually it misses the whole area of hand turning the wood on a lathe not only for the outside profile but then carving out the inside profile without breaking through the outside and maintaining a consistent thickness. Simply showing the process of a person doing this would have been more impressive.

I completely agree, we made wooden bowls in high school advanced wood shop, not quite that elaborate but to go along with what you said, roughing the inner and outer profiles was a bit nerve racking the first time, wasn't sure if my bit was going to end up in the roof or the bowl was going to explode...

My mother still has my best product to this day, 20+ years later.

[missionxo]

What amazed me is how all them tools moved all by themselves.

[TEAMRICO]

Awe, no red mist!

Still cool though........