Sycamore Bowl - Woodturning: The Beginning

[@uniqko]

Great projects

[@LakeviewWorkshop]

Thanks, I wished I could have saved the bark, maybe next time.

[@diyfireking]

What a beautiful piece 👍👍

[@LakeviewWorkshop]

Thanks

[@GreatThings8]

Most Beautiful Video #Greatthings

[@LakeviewWorkshop]

Thanks

[@צבייהודהגורקביץ]

Amazing . He is have perfect hands

[@LakeviewWorkshop]

thanks

[@bobbynash282]

We have some sycamores here around that l know off in alabama. I think a bunch is along the river right behind my house. Im useing mostly cherry oak hackberry an some ash. Turned out a beautiful peace. Great work you should have more subscribers. Hope more sees your work.

[@LakeviewWorkshop]

Thanks for the kind words, I plan on releasing at least one new video per week. Thanks for watching!

[@daviddejong187]

Nice bowl! I do or at least try to do live edge Black Walnut bowls. I have a lot of Black Walnut that has been harvested at different times and 3 different trees. It is my understanding that a tree that has been harvested during its growing season will have bark that that is tighter than a winter harvested tree. If it starts to be a struggle to keep the bark I do what you did and to be honest I think a natural edge bowl looks almost as good as a live edge one. Thanks for the video.

[@LakeviewWorkshop]

I agree, I also like to natural edged as much as the live edged.

[@missdaisy7576]

❤

[@SMcCaskill]

It's never a good idea to leave bark on any piece of wood art. It will rot and ruin the artistic quality.

[@LakeviewWorkshop]

You probably are right but I do love the beauty of a live edged bowl. Thanks for watching.