Twice Turn Cherry REDUX - Normal speed with Audio

This is a full length video detailing the first rough pass for two 'twice turned' bowls made from cherry wood. This generally shows the full process in real-time, though I did edit out the time I spent switching or sharpening tools (who wants to see a lathe sitting there doing nothing for a few minutes, amiright?!).
If you would like to see the sped up version, please go here: • Twice Turned Cherry (2...
The process goes like this:
True up the wood, then work on the tenon and bottom edge of the bowl. Next I create a rough, rounded shape which is an approximation of what it might end up becoming during the second turning. Then turn the bowl around (there is a song there somewhere) and work on hollowing out the inside cavity, leaving the walls nice and thick. Once dried, the thickness of the piece allows for a final pass after the wood has deformed and finished changing shape (usually into an oval shape). Overall the process for these two bowls took around 40 minutes.
Tools used in this video:
5/8 Inch Bowl Gouge - amzn.to/3yBEnNc
1/2 Inch Bowl Gouge - amzn.to/3JIeGRG
Faceplate - amzn.to/45f3qnl
Lathe light: woodturnerswon... (I am not sponsored by this website but they sure do sell some great stuff!)