Wood Bowl Tenon Base Removal - Like A Pro - Woodturning Video
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- Опубликовано: 18 май 2020
- Removing a wood bowl tenon can be challenging at first but over time it can also be the defining moment for a beautiful wood-turned bowl.
Learn how to Remove and Shape a Wood Bowl Tenon in this video. For detailed information about the tenon removal see my article at: turnawoodbowl.com/wood-bowl-t...
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That was WONDERFULLY informative video Kent! I’m very new to wood turning I’ve only been at it for maybe a month and I love you content. I especially like how you keep stressing that if you are less advanced, don’t worry and stop when you feel comfortable. You can always just sand it. But then you show the more advanced techniques. I am and have been a professional photographer for over 30 years. Most of my career was spent working for newspapers. Now I am a marketing photographer. I said all that to say I really appreciate the art of wood turning and the symmetry. Thanks again! I’m learning a great deal!
Thanks for all your generosity in sharing the details of your techniques.
You're welcome, Don!
Kent,
I do not finish the tenon your way but now I have to give it a try and swap out to my bigger jaws - thanks again for the tip.
Hope you enjoy! All the best to you and Happy Turning!
Thank you for the clear and concise explanation and demonstration of the Tenon removal. I have always done the Mortice option but now consider that I can use either. Keep up the excellent educational videos. John from UK.
You are welcome John! Happy Turning!
Really impressive technique, especially at the end when you whittled the part under the tail stock.
You are an amazing teacher and turner. Perfect pace, clear and concise and you stay focused on the subject.
Thanks so much!
Wow, thank you Joe!
I enjoy your teaching very much and it has expanded my ability to make better turnings. I hope to see more of you in the future. Thanks for sharing your experience.
Thank you very much! Stay tuned, much more to come!!! ;)
Like the look of the foot the way you did it. You are a great teacher. Thank you for your time.
Like the way you removed the tenon will definitely try it 😊
Hope you like it!
Wow; wanted to go further with my turning skills, now I can practice, practice, PRACTICE
Yup, it's all in the practice…well, and learning from mistakes. ;) Happy Turning!
I am new to turning and find your instructional videos absolutely fantastic! The learning curve is becoming a gentle uphill stroll and not the treacherous ascent it could be had I not discovered your RUclips channel. Thank you!
LOL, I'm so glad to hear. Enjoy the stroll. All the best to you and Happy Turning!
As a beginner turner, I so much appreciate your tutorial vids n have watched many. Always have had a problem removing tenons for a flat, even foot, but now I knowing your trick, will be more successful. Thx bunches. John.
Fantastic tuition. Can’t help seeing the strong resemblance to Locke from LOST
LOL, I've heard this before. ;) Happy Turning!
When I was in junior high school I had a great teacher in my woodworking class. We had wood lathes that I loved to work with. Our teacher was fantastic working with kids and would do anything to help us. I made lots of bowls and other great projects that he helped inspire. After a bunch of years, I've finally gotten a great used lathe and want to get back into the hobby. Thanks for your videos, almost all of the instruction I got many years ago has faded in my memory but hopefully, I'll be able to learn again. I look forward to continuing your video series.
David,
Welcome back to wood bowl turning! You're be up and turning in no time. Just like riding a bike. ;) All the best to you and Happy Turning!
I like your method an the way you explain in your turning.
Kent, I blew up a small bowl this afternoon by first not watching this vid on how to remove the tenon. Other turners use a Japanese type pull saw to saw the tenon off and some turn the tenon off like you do. This project had about 1 1/2 hours into it and I wanted to try the Cole chuck jaws as mounted to my Nova chuck. Things were going good until the bowl jumped out of the Cole jaws and shattered into about 10 pieces. After thinking about it, I discovered one of the jaws had loosened a bit plus I didn’t use the correct grippers. So thank you for this great vid and demonstrating proper techniques. I’m looking forward to trying this again real soon. BTW, I’m saving the pieces as a reminder...........
Robert, as frustrating as those moments can be, they are also the best for learning and improving. Happy Turning!
Thanks for the insight. This is an area I’ve struggled with.
Glad it was helpful! Happy Turning!
Kent your videos are killer!! Thanks for taking the time to share your expertise and passion. Truly. 🙏
David,
Thank you!
I appreciate you. I'm thrilled to provide material that helps you turn better.
Happy Turning!
Wow Kent, you do great work and you're a fantastic teacher! I've been dabbling with turning since retirement and after watching several of your videos and gathering necessary tools and equipment, I have enough confidence, thanks to you, to start trying my hand at turning bowls. Thanks!
Kent, you are a real artist.
Great Teaching video. Beautiful bowl Kent.
Lowell
Thanks for watching
Thanks a lot!
I have always used Mortice! But I am tempted as I love the look of the finished foot. 👍🏼👍🏼
Give it a try Jimmy. All the best to you and Happy Turning!
Thanks! When I started turning, I only learned to make a mortise for the chuck, not a tenon. As a newbie, I sometimes run into problems because the mortise isn’t deep enough, thick enough or correctly angled. I’ve been curious about how to make a tenon, and this is a great instructor all video!
Again a wonderful demonstratIon Kent. I am in awe of the control you have on your chisels and your very clear instructions. Thank you for your prompt reply to my query Re 1.30.....now fully understood.
Excellent Peter! My pleasure, glad to help. Happy Turning!
The resulting shape is really nice. I'm working on that!
Thank you, and Happy Turning!
As someone that is just starting out, I really appreciate the tips and attention to detail in your work! I tend to rush, and the tools catch creating deep mistakes. I'll be back for more training! Thanks Kent!
Your videos are amazing
You are the best of the best. Thank you for sharing your wisdom so well. 👍👍👍
Wow, I appreciate that! Thank you and Happy Turning!
As a machinist starting out in woodturning, these videos are very helpful for me. I have joined a club and I'm taking the various wood turning courses, but these videos can be watched over and over which is good for retaining the knowledge. Thank you for taking the time and posting these videos. Regards Jon from NZ.
Thanks for the great information. I am just getting started and your videos are exactly what I need🤠
My pleasure B. All the best to you and Happy Turning!
Thank's a lot for all those precious advises!
My pleasure! Thank you and Happy Turning!
Thank you for the detailed explanation. It's why I watch these video's. to learn.
All I can say amazing😀
Extremely informative. Excellent job at all aspects of this craft. Thank you very much
Thank you kindly! Happy Turning!
Love your tutorials. Learn something new every time.
Thank you. Very clear explanation.
You are welcome! Happy Turning!
Agree with the other comments. I love your videos. I put a piece of supple but thick leather between the wood of jam chuck and the bowl to protect the bowl and increase the friction.
Great tip! Thank you Happy Turning!
Great lesson on removing the tenon and doing it slow to avoid catches Thanks Kent
New to turning. I need bowl gouges as I only have Spindle Gouges. Thanks for sharing. This is a great learning video for all.
Thanks for watching and welcome! Happy Turning!
Great video, this is one of my biggest problems, thanks for the information it will be great help for me, you are so gifted and passionate with bool turning, I have a lot to understand about what you are trying to teach, keep up the great work
Thank you so much! Glad it was helpful! Happy Turning!
Great tip on how to remove the tendon! I've been leaving it and then using a chisel, this'll be much faster.
I am a complete novice, and very much appreciate your manner of teaching. Thank you I am better prepared to continue in the great art of wood turning.
Fantastic John! Enjoy the whole process. All the best to you and Happy Turning!
you are a really good teacher. thank you.
Thank you, Thunder! Happy Turning!
Hi Kent, I have just started out wood turning been doing it about 4 months now, many thanks for your videos, awsome
Thanks, Kent! I take notes on your videos to help me remember and become a better turner! You're an excellent teacher and these are really helpful videos.
It’s my faithful Cole jaws or vacuum Chuck for me. Perhaps you could demonstrate for the learners how to create and use an expansion Chuck method. It’s my favoured route. I’m 62 years old and have been turning for over 40 years. I still love watching other turners like yourself on utube. You never stop learning eh. It’s just a little side note but in this video and others you have made, you have moved the tool post and rest while the lathe was running. Don’t take me wrong but if beginners watch you do it, they may do the same with potentially painful results. I love your videos, You explain the processes extremely well. All the very best all. Happy turning
Ricky,
Thanks for writing. I appreciate your input. Yes, we are all learning all the time, or at least that's what we should strive for. ;)
And I agree, the lathe should be stopped before moving the tool rest. I usually try to make sure that's the practice, but there are those occasional moments.
Happy Turning!
@@TurnAWoodBowl ,I appreciate your reply, I will look forward to your next video.
Thank you for the demonstration I use jam chucks myself, having to make some new ones for small live bowls I make from scraps, thanks again youp clear and concise
As usual, another great instructional video by Kent! Thanks for sharing!
Thank you so much!
Always learn something what a great way to finish a tenon First class
Thank you, David! Happy Turning!
Thank you for clear instruction on a great option for tenon removal!
Glad it was helpful! You're welcome!
Just starting I will be studying your videos thanks Great stuff
Re: removing the tenon. Yes Kent, I use the pretty much the same method as you do. Except I convert the shoulder into a smaller band (which becomes a new foot, or base). I then remove the center entirely. I also round and smooth that new base. Looks really clean and well finished. I also see that you use the same "unique method" I often use. That's when "yousneak up" on your cuts. Ahem! Best regards. Wayne
Wayne, sounds like a good process. Thank you for writing and sharing! Happy Turning!
Brand new ! Learning , Thanks for passing your knowledge on .
You're welcome David! Glad to have you here. Happy Turning!
I've enjoyed all ur videos and u are a great teacher!
Excellent video - thanks!!
You are welcome! Thank you and Happy Turning!
Thanks for this Kent. I was turning tonight on my new-to-me lathe and realized that my live centre just comes to a point as compared to the way your centre looks. I think yours looks more secure.
I'm new at this. Your videos are very informative. Thanks!
Thanks Kent. Very helpful video. I really like how the video has “off ramps” for beginners like me but we can also start to see more advanced techniques to grow into. I also appreciate that the “off ramps” come with validation that’s it’s fine to stop here and it’s still a good bowl!
Glad it was helpful! Thank you and Happy Turning!
You are a fantastic resource for beginners, moderate and yup even the advanced wood turners as I find myself coming back to your videos for resources and or explanations of what happens when.
Thanks Ken.
Really good job demonstrating and commenting on what your are doing. Thank you.
Thanks for sharing always learning stuff from your videos ... 👍😀Have a great day and stay safe .. 😀
Excellent
Thank you! Cheers!
Very helpful video. Thanks!
My pleasure, Nigel! Happy Turning!
You’re a natural teacher, explaining why you do something, as you do, is essential for me to learn. Thanks for doing these videos.
I appreciate that! You are so welcome. All the best to you and Happy Turning!
Boy, ain't that the truth!
Show me once and I've got it forever... Reading it is useless with me, I'm a dislexic with reversal problems. We all have our own crosses to bear I guess. LOL.
@@keithkimsten5111 Dyslectics rules KO!!! so am I .
@@cooilfamily9410 LOL
Very good instruction. Also, love your shop! Thanks, Ed
Thanks, Ed!
Love your videos! I've always stopped after I get nub to 3/4" round, then chisel off. The combination of the detail gouge and nibbling away with the lathe off at the end is a great safe way to end the turning. Thanks Kent!
Thank you, Skip. Happy Turning!
Extremely educating.
Thanks Michael! All the best to you and Happy Turning!
Great video!
Thanks, Doc!
Great video, your detailed explanation is fantastic thank you sir!
You're very welcome!
Thanks for the insight, love your channel
Thanks for watching! Happy Turning!
im just starting to turn bowls and really like that you go in depth and make it easy to understand. keep recording!!!!
Thanks Troy, Welcome and Happy Turning!
Your great bud keep em coming
Thanks, Tony!
Awesome job
Thank you! Cheers!
Thanks for your video.I learned a lot. I just started turning again on my 1954 Craftsman lathe. Made lots of bowls from 1963-66. High school days. Now I'm at it again. Just ordered a chuck and want to learn how to cut a foot. I admire your skills.
That is awesome, Lee! Glad you're back. Enjoy and Happy Turning! Kent
As always, a very well produced video. Even better, I appreciate the way you stay on topic.
I appreciate that! Thank you!
Excellent video. Touch of class for my turning.
Great to hear! Thanks!
Love your teachings.
81 years old; only been turning 2 years.
Mostly live edge.
I only have used carbide tools.
Gouges scare me and sharpening seems a real issue .
Thanks, David, in Maine.
First bowl done quite nicely and all finished with Tried and True. Just have to turn tenon off and shape the foot, so I’m referring to your techniques again this morning.
6” dia x 2 1/4” tall with foot 🦶 Pushed my limit with thinner than 1/4” sides (hard maple twice turned). This will be a gift to one daughter if I can accomplish this last step 😂
Thanks 🙏 again for all your help Kent. I hope to meet you one day. I’d send a pic if I could figure out how.
Jas
You can do it! Join the Turn A Wood Bowl FB group. Sure Turn A Wood Bowl on FB and signup. Happy Turning!
Watching you do this convinced me to subscribe. Thanks for the lesson.
Welcome aboard!
Another great video - I am finding your way of explaining things very easy to follow and helpful, thanks a lot!
Great to hear! You are welcome!
brilliant video Kent :) so useful. thank you!
You are very welcome. thank you and Happy Turning!
As always another great video you are a true craftsman.
Thank you very much! Happy Turning!
Nice!
Thanks!
I love your video by details and learning a lot ! Awesome !
Awesome, thank you! Happy Turning!
Brad
Just starting-woodturning video interesting, I will try your techniques and tricks of the trade. Thanks.
Thanks Brad! If you want to accelerate your learning, check out my online courses www.TurnAWoodBowl.com/courses All the best to you and Happy Turning!
Thanks so much for your videos. I am a retired construction company owner that started my life long wood love affair in the 7 th grade shop class which I continued until my sophomore year. I was fortunate enough to continue in a 3 hr carpentry class for sophomore junior and senior years . After 50 years in construction Ive retired and have my own wood shop and relearning turning with your help. You have a way of explanation that really clicks with me . Thanks for being down to earth and precise.
Beautiful bowl. I have been turning for several years but have learned a lot from your videos.. thanks for making them
Awesome! Thank you! Happy Turning!
G'day Kent. I have had trouble turning bowls up until I found your video's. watching you very carefully, I finished a bowl last night and I was so surprised as to how easy it is when one turns the bowl gouge the correct way. I like the way you teach with the kind of details you put into showing exactly how it is done. so thank you for putting in your time for us learners.
LOL. I love it! Yes, the correct way makes so many things easier. LOL So glad you are getting along well. All the best to you and Happy Turning!
I'm just starting to turn bowls and find your videos to be an excellent source of training and knowledge!
Thank you and Welcome aboard! All the best to you and Happy Turning!
You make working with the gouge look easy. I can see it is practice, practice to avoid getting a catch. Nice clean job on bowl.
Right on John! Yes, practice. Remember; persistent, patient practice will yield the bowls you imagine creating!
Love these videos. This is only my 2nd video. I started turning bowels about 2 years ago. I am a retired machinist and love making things. I started by gluing scrap 2x4s and a friends old scrap mahogany table top in vertical layers then turning. After watching just these 2 videos from Kent it a wonder my bowels and vases and I survived. I am going to absorb all of Kents videos.
Thank you kindly, Paul. If you'd like the "fast track" to learning, check out my courses www.TurnAWoodBowl.com/courses All the best to you and Happy Turning!
Thanks for all yr very instructional vids.
Glad you like them Rhys! Happy Turning!
Great job. I need that bowl for my collection!
Thanks! Happy Turning!
Great video I will keep watching thank you
Thank you, Dennis! Happy Turning!
Always learn from Kent
Thanks! Happy Turning!
I just made a friction drive block for a lived edge bowl , I used a scrap of 2x8 , some exterior carpet tape, and router mat , it worked fine , unto the nub of the tenon split when it got to a little over a half inch in diameter. So I cut the remainder off with a flush cut pull saw , and hand sanded the remainder
Sounds great Gary. Well done. Happy Turning!
Thanks for the video, I am a 62 y/o newbie to wood turning as my wife bought me a lathe for xmas, bought a chuck that doesn't fit the lathe but I have somehow made a bowl and gained a smile. :)
That is awesome! Smiles are the best. ;) All the best to you and Happy Turning!
I have always used a smaller tenon but am going to use larger jaws on my next project. Thanks
Sounds like a plan. Happy Turning!
Thank you being a beginner this video answers a couple of questions and demonstrates how to do it.
Ron Gotts
Excellent. So glad to help Ron! All the best to you and Happy Turning!
I usually use a recess or glue blocks, only occasionally a tenon. After seeing this, I like your idea of following the curve of the bowl, so I will give it a try. Thanks.
Just a great method, skill over hardware. This is the way I have been doing it, but.....but....I was not getting quite as refined, doing more off lathe work to clean it up. You have taken it to a much higher level, I am inspired to improve. I was about to make a donut chuck for bottom finishing. All I need now is to bump up some practice. The simple method is always the best. This is faster than gizmos, and much more enjoyable. Thank you for your excellent video.