Good to see that you didn’t turn the Nuba off to make a smooth rim. I’ve seen several do that recently. Good looking burl and a good looking bowl. Well done Chad.
Thanks, Doug! It just seems like a shame to not use such an interesting feature. I considered two other designs and both would have kept the spikey outside too.
chad that is a nice dish my friend i love burls but ive never turned one and i really want to ha! u take care of yourself ok? just remember, God loves u, God bless. chris
Hey Chad, for such a "hardwood" stock, your end project is really delicate looking....a very nice touch indeed. Next....invest in a bowl gouge sharpener! Be well, stay healthy, and give the pups a big hug for me.
Thanks, Skip! I do have a Wolverine jig system and a 350 grit CBN wheel, so I get a nice sharp edge... that wood is just SO damn dry and hard. It dulled that gouge before I knew it. Thanks for watching!
Your Baby Rattle video popped up, right on time, my step daughter is having her first baby in a few weeks, a great idea, thanks for posting. I checked your channel and of course you have a new subscriber. Cheers from Sweden!
The exotics and burls are mostly pieces I've accumulated over the years from a variety of online and brick-and-mortar business. However, when I'm looking for something now, I usually start with eBay. Then I'll search for any smaller suppliers by googling what wood I'm looking for. Finally, I might look at some of the bigger online suppliers, but I've never actually bought from any of them I don't think (there's one with the worst e-commerce website I've ever seen, so I don't even bother with them).
I’ve used Myland’s system in the past, but lately I’ve been using a Minwax product for sanding sealer when I do use it. I mostly just use it on punky or uncooperative wood.
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Nice project and video. Thanks for sharing!
Looks really nice Chad!
Lovely bowl...I just turned a gorgeous Maple burl cap and it had similar features as yours.
Maple burl is awesome... I haven't turned any in a long time. Thanks for watching!
Good to see that you didn’t turn the Nuba off to make a smooth rim. I’ve seen several do that recently. Good looking burl and a good looking bowl. Well done Chad.
Thanks, Doug! It just seems like a shame to not use such an interesting feature. I considered two other designs and both would have kept the spikey outside too.
chad that is a nice dish my friend i love burls but ive never turned one and i really want to ha! u take care of yourself ok? just remember, God loves u, God bless. chris
Hey Chad, for such a "hardwood" stock, your end project is really delicate looking....a very nice touch indeed. Next....invest in a bowl gouge sharpener! Be well, stay healthy, and give the pups a big hug for me.
Thanks, Skip! I do have a Wolverine jig system and a 350 grit CBN wheel, so I get a nice sharp edge... that wood is just SO damn dry and hard. It dulled that gouge before I knew it. Thanks for watching!
Your Baby Rattle video popped up, right on time, my step daughter is having her first baby in a few weeks, a great idea, thanks for posting. I checked your channel and of course you have a new subscriber. Cheers from Sweden!
Perfect! Glad you found it. Thanks for subscribing!
Beautiful bowl you've turned!!
Enjoyed your video so I gave it a Thumbs Up
Thank you!
Hi Chad Really nice jop ,Beautiful bow thanks for sharing .Fashion wood work Chennai 41.
Thank you very much!
Please place your dish on a spinning plate so we can see it clearly both externally and internally with good lighting
Thank you 👍
Carsten
Beautiful bowl Chad!
Where do you typically source your wood from? I guess more specifically, the specialty stuff?
Seth
The exotics and burls are mostly pieces I've accumulated over the years from a variety of online and brick-and-mortar business. However, when I'm looking for something now, I usually start with eBay. Then I'll search for any smaller suppliers by googling what wood I'm looking for. Finally, I might look at some of the bigger online suppliers, but I've never actually bought from any of them I don't think (there's one with the worst e-commerce website I've ever seen, so I don't even bother with them).
Good deal man, thanks!
loved it, heaps more informative, maybe voice over on final editing on tech stuff for us newbie, liked n share here in Australia
Thanks so much!
do you ever use sander sealer and friction polish, like yorkshire grit
I’ve used Myland’s system in the past, but lately I’ve been using a Minwax product for sanding sealer when I do use it. I mostly just use it on punky or uncooperative wood.
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