4 Bowl Gouge Techniques - Push Pull Scrape Shear Cuts Video
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- 4 Bowl Gouge Techniques - Push Pull Scrape Shear Cuts Video
The wood turning bowl gouge is an amazing tool. While the bowl gouge can be intimidating at first, with practice it becomes a very versatile tool to turn and shape almost anything you can imagine. Let's learn about the push cut, the pull cut, the scrape, and the shear scrape cuts, how to do these cuts and when you'd want to use them when turning a wood bowl.
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Just wanted to let you know your videos have helped me a lot. New to wood turning and have learned a lot from these videos. Thank you.
Happy to help. All the best to you and Happy Turning!
I did that tried to sheer scrape the inside of a bowl and yes the bowl flew and broke.😊
I'm not sure about anyone else, but your videos are extremely important for me. I've been turning about a year or so and have purchased afew quality tools and a better lathe. I've turned afew bowls that surprised even me.
Wow, thank you! So glad you have learning and having fun. That's the whole point. ;) Have you seen my website also? TurnAWoodBowl.com It's loaded with even more details you might like. All the best to you and Happy Turning!
As an experienced woodworker but a newbie to turning I am finding the clarity of these lessons extremely valuable.
Woohoo for clarity! Thank you, Peter! Happy Turning!
Hi, Kent! Trying to keep this short. Watched your videos a while ago and was happy with what I learned and put it to good use. However, I clearly didn’t absorb it all. I made cool stuff but things didn’t always go well. I watched a few of your videos again today and BINGO! Now I could fully grasp the finer points and went into the garage and turned a really cool saucer and that was the most pleasant and smoothest work I’ve done ever! THANK YOU!!!!
Excellent, Fooman. So glad it's clicking for you. Yes, there are many techniques and skills that need to merge before this becomes "easy." All the best to you and Happy Turning! Kent
Thank you for the explanation of an open and closed cut.. 2nd month turner.
Hey Kent, Thank you so much for this video. As I mentioned in the comments of another of your videos my girlfriend bought me a set of bowl gouges for xmas. I got them today and it turns they are a set of Hurricane Cryogenic bowls gouges with a 55 degree angle. I am so happy to see those she must really love me especially considering at one point she wanted me to get rid of my lathe LOL. I have saved this video to my bookmarks and will likely re-watch it 4 or 5 more times to get everything clear in my head then tomorrow (sun will be going down soon here today) I will make a bowl for her with a bowl gouge rather than the carbides I have been using. Thanks again. Yall have a wonderful day.
I totally agree with Brent Whigham! Brilliant videos and it´s really rewarding when the "surprise factor" changes from "Ooops, that was close" to "did I do that?"... Easier on the underwear too...
LOL So true! Well said. Thanks and Happy Turning!
Kent, I have to agree with several other commenters on the shear scrape. I've been turning for almost 10 years and this cut was completely new for me. It has reduced my sanding time dramatically. Thanks for your excellent demo.
Good job Kent!
Thank you! Happy Turning!
It always amazes me how much "flat space" you are able to maintain in your shop. Keep up the good work
You and me both! LOL. Thanks for noticing Chris. All the best to you and Happy Turning!
Many thanks. Excellent camera work to complement the clear explanations.
Always love your videos. But one of the best things I lime about your teaching is how unlike many, you remind people the way you do it is your preferred way and not the only way as so many want to do. There is always more than one way do what suits you best and that is what you always teach. Thank you
I appreciate that! Yes, I discovered, when I was learning, there are many styles of teaching turning. And I realllly didn't like the "this is the way you have to do it" style. LOL Because I'd usually then try to do the opposite and found that it did work many different ways. LOL Woodturning is like raising babies, everyone has an opinion! ;) Thank and Happy Turning!
Kent, thanks for sharing your experience. Great presentation!
Glad you enjoyed it. Happy Turning!
Thanks again Kent for the lesson. I’ve learned a lot from your informative videos. I haven’t completely got them hang of the traditional tools yet (ie I rely too much on my carbides), but getting better. Came across a once turned cherry bowl on the shelf that is completely dry (first turned 2012) that I’m finishing with only traditional tools using (trying to at least) the techniques you’ve shown and I’m about got it done and it’s looking good. You’re right about the off the tool finish you can get, so I think I’ll be able to start at 180 no problem.. thanks for all the lessons. Stay safe and well to keep the videos coming. Cheers, Tom
Tom, thanks for sharing. When you can invert the last two digitals of the year a bowl was set up to dry and the current year (and the two numbers aren't the same) the bowl is probably dry. ;) Have fun with it. Happy Turning!
Many thanks Mr. Weakley, for your another excellent lesson. I've learned a lot from you so far.
Excellent! Thank you so much. Glad to help! Happy Turning!
Great explanation on the techniques for the bowl gouge. I learned to turn with carbide, but I am now determined to perfect my skills with the gouge.
Excellent! You have crossed the threshold. Welcome and Happy Turning!
I appreciate your teaching. I just recently bought my first lathe. Your videos have taught me how to do get started. I have never had hands on before I got my own.
Great to hear! All the best and Happy Turning!
Thank you, Kent. I watched this 3 times, the bowl gouge is my favorite child and so grateful for the instruction so I am sure to use it to its highest potential!
You are very welcome. Glad you enjoyed. Happy Turning!
thanks for this great educational video! I did subscribe.
Thank you for this helpful information. I do have a question. If I am working on Super dry wood, would that make the shavings finer? I am getting powder when I am dong push and pull cuts instead of ribbons from cedar.
As always great learning experience..
Thank you! Cheers!
Using sheer scraping is one of the most useful things I've learned from your videos. It took some practice but once I got the hang of it and refined how I grind my gouges it works amazingly well.
That is awesome! Thanks for sharing. All the best to you and Happy Turning!
Great informative video on things I did not know; particularly using the scraping technique on the inside of the bowl. It’s no wonder why I had some bad catches. Some of my bowls are still orbiting the earth. Thanks for sharing from one of my favorite wood turning channels!!! Great job, Kent!!!!!👍👍👍👍
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Thanks for watching! Glad it helped. I think we both have a couple bowls up there. LOL Happy Turning!
Thanks Kent. Very helpful. Cheers
Glad you enjoyed it
Kent, another great video! I looked at your list of videos and I have watched every one! I appreciate the way you present the topic in each video, and keep them relatively short. I still need to practice the pull cut more. I am sure that some day, it will make more sense.
I appreciate that, thanks for being a loyal watcher!!!! The gouge nose follows on a pull, and leads on a push cut. Happy Turning!
Great explanation, Kent. Thanks.
Thanks for watching. Happy Turning!
I'm new to turning. I just tried to turn my 1st bowl. It came out pretty decent thanks to your helpful videos.
Wonderful, Monica! Remember; persistent, patient practice will yield the bowls you imagine creating! Happy Turning!
Thank you, teacher. 👏👏👏🔝
You are welcome! Thank you and Happy Turning!
THank You for your wonderful explanation. You're very comprehensive in your description. I like your style. Happy Turning.
Thank you very much! All the best and Happy Turning!
I’ve enjoyed employing the techniques you have taught me! That shear scrape totally makes sense in regards to other woodworking techniques. That’s why spiral planer and jointer heads produce smoother cuts. That’s also employed using hand planes, chisels and scrapers on like a 45 degree angle- it’s called a “skive” cut...
Cool, thanks! Yes, exactly correct. Happy Turning!
Another great informative video. Thank you for making them Kent. My first lathe is arriving in the next few weeks and I'm looking forward to putting into practice the things you teach. Keep up the good work.
Thank you! Have fun and enjoy the process. Happy Turning!
Good explanation of th different bowl gouge cuts. Thank-you.
Glad it was helpful! Happy Turning!
I have been working with wood for nearly 50 years. I have turned multiple items over the years, including bowls. However, it was learn-on-the-job. This type of information was not available in pre-Internet days. Your tips/tricks/techniques are great for an old-timer finally learning to do it correctly.
That is awesome! I'm so glad to help. All the best to you and Happy Turning!
Hi Kent, keep up the great work, for me just starting out turning your a real valuable source of information thanks
Thank you so much! Remember to enjoy the entire process. All the ups and downs! All the best to you and Happy Turning!
Superb video Kent - very helpful - many thanks for taking your time to help others !
My Pleasure! Glad you enjoyed this! All the best to you and Happy Turning!
Do you have a video that more clearly shows the difference between push and pull? Based on the verbal description, the pull sounds an awful lot like the bush... bevel supported and the nose pointing into the cut. I feel like maybe I just missed the subtle difference in there somewhere!
Pull cut is the reverse of the push cut. The nose is trailing the path, instead of leading like it does in the push cut.
@@TurnAWoodBowl I guess I’m confused because you said it’s still bevel supported, but I guess more the side of the bevel?
Thanks for this! Super helpful for me. Working on bowl number 3. First two were pretty rough but I’m trying sycamore instead of maple blanks, so hopefully it will be a little easier.
You got this! Sycamore is a beautiful wood to turn. Enjoy and Happy Turning!
Very helpful! Thank you.
Glad it was helpful!
Wonderful explanation. Your videos have been teaching me so much, so I can use right techniques the first time.
Wonderful! I'm happy to help, Denise! Happy Turning!
Great videos. Thank you.
Thanks for watching! Happy Turning!
Great video! Very informative!
So glad to help. Thanks and Happy Turning!
Your videos are an Encyclopidia for beginners which is what I am.
Perfect! Enjoy Ernesto! Happy Turning!
Great information, ty 👍
Thank you, Joe! Happy Turning!
Thanks Kent
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as usual; very good my friend!
Thank you! Cheers!
Love your videos learn lots from you
Thank you, Franklin! All the best to you and Happy Turning!
Good evening Kent thanks for your videos. I am starting little amateur woodturning and you are very inspiring and helpfull to share hod to do it. Big thanks 🎉 Michal
Happy to help Michal! All the best to you and Happy Turning!
Excellent tutorial Kent!!!!
Happy turnings
Yiannis(Athens Greece)
Thanks Yiannis! 👍 SO happy to share with you in Greece! Enjoy and Happy Turning!
Great video, Kent!
Thanks for watching Rick! Happy Turning!
I spent $120 on a sorby bowl gouge tonight. And was very frustrated. I am excited to try it out this way tomorrow.
Yes, they can be frustrating at first Phillip. Give it some time and practice. All the best to you and Happy Turning!
love your videos. I notice what looks like some type of shade screen hanging behind you. is that for dust control or am I seeing things that aren't there ? thanks for what you do.
If you only had one 5/8 bowl gouge, would you use a 55 degree swept back PLUS added micro bevel on the 55? Just wondering.
Love your videos. I have learned a lot. I’ve only been turning for about 7 months and have watched many videos. Yours are the best at giving good (and safe) advice. Too many turners on CZcams scare me as a beginner. Thank you for sharing your expertise.
Please review or read John English’s book, “Turning Wood With Carbide Tools.” John makes a case for using carbide tools to make anything. His creations are as complex and beautiful as made by “traditional” tools.
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new to turning- the scrape and shear seem the same to me, with he only difference being aggressiveness. Anyone have a better explanation?
Hey Kent, I am really struggle to understand the difference in a pull and push cut. More specifically I can’t wrap my head around the pull cut, the shot of you doing one still looked like the nose of the gouge was doing the cutting. Do you have any other video showing this technique?
Will, the nose is doing the cutting, just backwards from a push cut.
Rob G Beaver Dam, Wisconsin Tool Sharpening
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Good explanation except on the pull cut. The video example you use looks like a scrape and doesn't appear to be bevel supported. Isn't any bevel supported cut a push cut whether we are pulling or pushing the gouge? My slow brain is struggling to wrap itself around the idea of the pull cut. Thanks for the video.
The bowl gouge nose is following on a pull cut. Happy Turning!
So with the Pull Cut, Push Cut and the Scrape, the bowl gouge is horizontal. Whereas, it's at 45 degrees or so, with the sheer scrape. Is that correct?
Rudy, yes. Watch this video czcams.com/video/ajMZGRrsjt4/video.html Happy Turning!
Kent, these videos are great. I noticed that your bowl gauge has a very shiny surface on the grind. What grit wheels are you using? My grind is not nearly that shiny.
Scott, I use a 80 grit CBN wheel to shape tools and a 180 grit CBN wheel to sharpen. Happy Turning!
Hi Kent, newbie here, im wondering..the difference between scrape and shear scrape..is that only the angle you hold the bowl gouge? As i understood you, you use only the lower wing for both methods? Regards Robin
Michael,
Yes and yes. The handle angle at about 45° makes the shear-scrape and just shaves the surface. And both techniques only use the lower wing.
All the best to you and Happy Turning!
Kent
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Have you seen Glen and Liza Teagle who demonstrates how to get a sopported cut with carbide check it out love to know if you agree or disagree.
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Is it possible to regrind a regular bowl gouge to a sweep back grind
Absolutely! I cover all that in my Tool Sharpening Online eCourse. TurnAWoodBowl.com/sharp You will eat away a small area of the front of the gouge, but not much. Happy Turning!
I like pull cuts for shaping, and it leaves a better finish than a scrape. What about the shear cut?!
Sounds good. Happy Turning!
Another great video, I'm attempting to turn some very dry hard Australian Redgum at the moment and can't keep my bowel gouge sharp, would a carbide be better??
Carbide might work better with very hard, abrasive woods, but on the other hand don't be afraid to sharpen your gouge as often as necessary. A lot of turners keep their sharpening stations right next to the lathe because depending on the wood, we have to resharpen a tool a *lot*. Remember that tool is cutting a LOT of wood. At 1,000 RPM that tool is making a cut around the entire diameter of that piece of wood 16.5 times every second! Someone once told me that with a scraper the edge only lasts about 45 seconds before it should be re-sharpened, and I wouldn't be surprised if that's true with some types of woods.
Sounds great! A sharp bowl gouge is the trick. Keep it sharp and make light cuts. All the best to you and Happy Turning!
Great explanation. Could have used a few more minutes of demonstrating each “cut”. Voice over while you are making the approach, on the bevel, pushing, pulling, scraping. That said - very informative. Thanks.
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well no shit i was catching i was using the side of the wing
2:35 (ish) is a push cut.... 5:00 (ish) is a pull cut.... Aren't they exactly the same when you look close? Compare it with your statement at 3:20 (ish) Did I miss the point? (no pun intended).
Damn! 5 commericals. I just stopped watching,
Question: What have you done to end up so much on the search results? I try to search for wood turning videos and more than 90% of the results are of your channel. Ive triedvhaving youtube not show your videos, but you still end up as most results. Its really weird.
Torstein, first off WHY would you try to have YT not show my videos. LOL Have you found what you wanted to see with my videos? That's why you're seeing them. ;) All the best to you and Happy Turning!
@@TurnAWoodBowl because I want diversity in my search results.