Wood turned bowl shapes

Bowl turning grain orientation of a bowl blank can seem like a confusing puzzle when we first begin bowl turning. Here are several illustrated examples…

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The key to successful woodturning is preparing the rough wood, securing the wood on the lathe, and to have the wood stay on the lathe as you turn the wood..

Below are 3D animations of some common woodturning forms like bowls, boxes, and goblets. Pin for later! 3D Animation of Woodturning Forms

Most new woodturning bowl gouges need to be shaped to form the new bowl gouge profile you desire. In order to shape a bowl gouge profile, you will need to…

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40/40 bowl gouge grind refers to the angles incorporated in this gouge. The primary bowl gouge bevel angle of the 40/40 grind is…

The tenon shape is critical to wood owl turning. There are many ways to make the tenon or spigot incorrectly. Here are 5 Worst Tenon Shapes. Do not…

Matt Monaco demonstrates shaping the outside and excavating the inside, creating the foot, making the lid, and finishing.

Crafted from red oak, the bowl showcases the distinctive hues and grain patterns inherent to this wood, having been meticulously hand-turned in my workshop from a 120+ year-old tree. Its dimensions measure 5 1/2" x 2 3/4", and the finishes applied to my bowls are food-safe. Several voids have been filled and stabilized with a black CA glue. I rarely turn a bowl of this shape, primarily because it requires some extra skill and care, but as a woodturner I tend to follow the form that the wood…