Woodturning - An Emerging Bowl
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- čas přidán 30. 05. 2015
- This video shows the method that I use to produce an Emerging Bowl. Many thanks to Ron Radliff for the inspiration and help in getting me to the point where I could understand the technique.
The link to Woodchuckers:
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Keith Barrow's Channel :
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Harry Watts' Channel:
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It's the first time I see something like that - simply amazing. A fantastic piece . . .
Thanks for sharing this, Mike
Take care - Peder
Lovely work and very well explained. Thanks Mike for sharing your experience.
Cip's Wood Chips Thanks Cip, for watching, and your support.
Take care
Mike
This is one of my all time favorite projects so I had to re-watch. It's on my "not too distant future to-do list". Excellent! Thanks...Ken
Glad you're going to have a go Kenny ... you'll enjoy it when you do.
Very cool project Mike!! .. thank you for sharing it .. have a good one mate ..
Looks great!!! It is always nice to see someone turn & explain the process. Thanks!
Speedy's Woodshop Thanks Speedy.
Cheers
Mike
Wow, been turning for years and this is the first time seeing this. Simply awesome! Love you videos! Bob
+Bob Amarant
Glad you enjoyed the video Bob, and thanks for watching.
Cheers Mike
I will be trying this one. I am a woodworker but havent been turning very long, just a few months. Your video on beginers boxes was the first turning video I ever watched. I have turned about hundred boxes now and have tried some different methods but keep going back and watching that video. Thank you it has helped me so much.
Wade Couch Hi Wade, thank you for your kind words and support my friend, I really do appreciate it.
Take care
Mike
I made my first emerging bowl today. It turned out great and the hot glue was a lot stronger than I ever thought it would be. Thank you for the help.
The White City Woodworker Glad it worked out OK for you, and the pleasure is mine.
Take care
Mike
Thank you Mike for a very interesting video. I'm always hungry for new ideas and this one fits the bill perfectly.
Sapele is lovely to work with.
Best wishes,
Alan.
Ok Mike, you got to it before I did. Glad you did because, as usual, you video holds a wealth of information. I'll be sure to send you a pic when I get one done. Thanks for sharing, Fred
Fred Graber Thanks Fred, looking forward to you picture mate.
Take care
Mike
Fantastic job Mike! I've got to try one of these. Thank you so much for sharing your talents.
Take care,
Carl
Carl Jacobson Thanks Carl, they are really fun to turn.
Make sure you have a "Robust" glue joint though ;)
Take care
Mike
Mike Waldt :) I'll have to wait tell next mouth then...
Carl Jacobson ;)
Mike,
Thanks for sharing this. I am in the process of trying this technique.
Vaughn Bradley My pleasure Vaughn, let me know how you get on mate :)
Take care
Mike
I'm very impressed Mike. Very effective, and a little conundrum for those who don't know anything about wood turning!
+SAMRODIAN
Thank you Sam appreciate it my friend
Cheers
Mike
I've never seen or heard of an emerging bowl before I saw this video. That was a good explanation of how it's made, I will be trying this myself.
Andrew Stevens You'll enjoy making them Andrew, thanks for watching.
Cheers
Mike
Nice job there Mike, well explained. Looking forward to seeing your next informative video.
Thank you Josev, much appreciated mate
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Mike
You are just amazing. I always get impressed. Thanks Mike
MrSkeeter18 Thanks Skeeter, appreciate it mate
Take care
Mike
Great Video Mike. Give yourself more credit! You made the job simple and straight forward to do. Thanks for sharing.
Rich Gage Thanks Rich, glad you enjoyed it.
Take care
Mike
What a beautiful job my friend and very clear instructions. I might have to try something like that soon. I can't believe how nice a finish you got on that and you weren't even trying. You my friend are a true master at this craft.
Cheers.
Albert
Al Furtado Thanks Albert, your kind words are much appreciated my friend.
Take care
Mike
Lovely bit of work as usual Mike, love it! thanks for the great video mate..
Regards
Ted...
ted quinnell Thanks Ted, appreciate it my friend
Take care
Mike
such a lovely neat idea :) thanks for showing us the ropes Mike as always.
Fantastic job! I have tried this before with written directions. And it appears to be like my first grade teacher said, "does not follow instructions well". Seeing it done I am ready to do this right. Thanks Mike and all involved. Thanks to Woodchuckers also one of the best FB pages ever!
Butch Shelton Thank you Butch, I assure it took much contact with Ron, for me to get the method in my thick skull, but persistence finally paid off ;)
Take care
Mike
Fantastic video Mike thanks for sharing.
Mark Andrews Thanks Mark, glad you enjoyed it mate.
Take care
Mike
Awesome method! The bowl looks great. I'll have to give it a try.
Wood Frontier Thank you, they're great fun.
Cheers
Mike
Thanks Mike. Our local turning club demonstrated this 5/13/2018. First time I seen or heard of it. So I immediately came to see if you made one. Yes, Good old Mike best demo man on the web. Our guy did a great job, but what can I say, I am addicted. Ha .. Love your method also. Marvin from Texas..
You're very kind, thank you
Cheers
Mike
Mike, I tried your hot glue idea to re-mount a completed large ash bowl so I could remove a badly applied finish and start over. This was my first attempt at using wipe on poly. Anyway, I hot clued the bottom to a waste block, sanded, re-finished and removed the bowl...no problem. Thanks for this great tip. Hot glue will hold very well.
+Gary McCoy
Hi Gary, I'm glad you agree with my faith in hot glue and it's reliability. The key is to make sure that the glue is as hot as your gun will get it, and that the glue block, and piece to be turned are dry, which I realise you already know :)
Take care
Mike
Mike, once again you have produced a very interesting project. Can't wait to get to the shop to try!!
Cheers
Don Nicholas
Lakewood, Washington
USA
Thank you Don, they are fun to turn.
Cheers
Mike
Very nice Mike thanks for the detailed tutorial, very helpful.
John Bare Glad you enjoyed it John.
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Mike
I truly enjoyed this project! Actually I've seen one person do it before, but yours came out beautiful! What a cool little project share at the table for condiments! Thank you very much for sharing!
Hi Tracy, really pleased to hear that you enjoyed the video. Thank you for your kind words as well.
Take care
Mike
Great job, Mike. Well explained and demonstrated.
Stuart Davey Thanks Stuart
Cheers
Mike
Great work Mike. Informative video. You make it look easy!
Rick Bergquist Thanks Rick, it isn't difficult, once you get the technique in your head, which took some while, with this "thick" Welshman ;)
Take care
Mike
Excellent video, clear and concise. Thanks
Thank you Bernie, appreciate you kind words.
Take care
Mike
Thanks Mike! I've been wanting to know how these were made... I've seen still pictures of the pieces and short teaser videos, but this is the first beginning to end 'making of' video I've seen. Beautiful piece it is too! I'm going to have to try one of these someday soon. (I'm making a list) ;)
cheers! Thanks again!
Mike, that was absolutely brilliant, I have never seen that done before, Great tutorial, and thank you very much for the shout out, I really appreciate it, Best wishes Harry
The Little Garden Shed Workshop Thanks Harry, glad you enjoyed it mate, they are fun to turn as well.
Take care
Mike
Woooooot I'm a woodchucker lol. Thanks Mike. Love your work.
Welcome, and thank you Don.
Outstanding video. Thanks for sharing. I fully intend to try this soon.
+dynapig
Thank you Sir. They are fun to make, if not a little perplexing at times ;)
Cheers
Mike
That's clever. You did a great job on explaining how this was made.
Best Wishes, Brendan.
baconsoda Thanks Brendan, and as you know I find "clever" difficult ;)
Cheers
Mike
Thanks for sharing Walt, I love it. Can't wait to try some large ones. Greetings from Atlanta Ga. and take care -
***** Thanks Newsom, I appreciate it
Cheers
Waldt ;)
another great post Mike, always find your videos very informative
+marty drummond
Thanks Marty, appreciate it mate
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Mike
Wow. Just wow. Truly tremendous work, Mike!
Aaron Kuehn Thanks Aaron, appreciate it my friend.
Take care
Mike
Thanks, Mike - I had never heard of an emerging bowl before either. Didn't know about Woodchuckers, either again. Need to emerge from my cave more often I guess. Great job on that, thanks for the teaching!
David Taylor Thanks for watching David, glad to have enlightened you.....lol. Woodchuckers is in my opinion the best group on FB.
Take care
Mike
thanx Mike, I'm fairly new to turning and every night I'm on you tube looking for ideas and I find your channel not only informative but also very easy to follow, Ive tried a few things out and they have worked, just got to save up for a better set of chisels, but in the mean time I will keep on turning with what Ive got, cheers Mike.....
+paul martin
Hi Paul, I'm well pleased that you find my videos of some use. Thanks for your kind words and support, I really do appreciate them both.
Take care
Mike
Hi Mike, new to me too and a great looking bowl. Love the new opening.
Best wishes, David
David Corden Thanks David, on both counts my friend.
Cheers
Mike
Great video. Thank you for sharing..
Thanks for a great video! Very nicely done with great explanation!! 👍
Your kind words are very much appreciated Mark, thank you.
Cheers
Mike
Hey Mike: The possibilities are endless there aren't they? Nice job... both on the instructions into explorations... and the explorations into Facebook... Thanks for sharing Larry
The Tiny Trailer Workshop Lol.....thanks Larry, always did like a little exploration!
Take care
Mike
As always , well explained and great deomonstration . thanks for the effort of posting a video , as with your other videos , makes me want to go stright out to the cave and have a go , !! already seleced the piece of timber , and wife bought me a glue gun for crimbo so going to follow your techniques , thanks , keep up the great work !!
Leon Britton Thanks Leon, glad you found it useful. Let me know how you get on my friend.
Take care
Mike
Very nice and unusual design. I might have to try that.
Dan Michaud Thanks Dan, they are great fun to turn, you'll enjoy it.
Take care
Mike
Hi Mike. How I love those creative project. On my to do list. Thanks for sharing. Marc
muziqjazz Thanks Marc
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Mike
Very cool idea Thanks for sharing Mike!
Erik Anderson Thanks Erik, glad you liked it.
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Mike
PS - Hope your Mum is doing OK my friend.
Thanks Mike she is doing much better,I had a long talk with her today and she was in great spirits.
Erik Anderson That is really great news my friend, send her my love and best wishes.
Thought that was very cool. Thanks Mike!
ThisWoodwork Why thank you Alex
Cheers
Mike
Very nice mike and well done on the video it's given me some ideas on how to make one
ian mills Thanks Ian, they are good fun to turn.
Take care
Mike
What a COOL idea, Mike. Never heard of an Emerging Bowl before but you must know that I'm going to steal this idea and, of course, take complete credit for its invention!! All kidding aside, thanks for sharing that, Mike. Another great idea from Mr. Waldt!!!!
Take care,
.....Gord
Gord Rock Thanks Gord, the whole idea of our videos is for people to "steal" ideas, so they can enjoy them. I've certainly stolen a lot of yours. I wish the idea was mine, just passing on someone else's :)
Take care, and thanks for your support my friend
Mike
This is beautiful Mike, really nice. I hope i'll be able to do something like this a long way down the road.
Cheers, Benjamin.
Benjamin Morrison Thanks Benjamin.
Cheers
Mike
absolutely fascinating Mike
Thanks Colin.
@@MikeWaldt your welcome looking forward to your live I'm hopeless at sharpening my chisels thats why I turned to carbides lol
Also saw Guilo Marcolongo make one of these at the Utah Woodturning Symposium. Definitely have to make one now. Thanks for the review.
Alan
As Wood Turns They are great fun Alan, you'll enjoy turning them.
Take care
Mike
I see you've been busy with editing technics Mike. Beautiful video and piece. Great to see a video from you. They are always so unique and informative.
Thank you my friend for sharing
Mark
MARK Baid Thanks Mark, your kind words, and support are much appreciated.
Take care my friend
Mike
Brilliant Mike. I have never seen an emerging bowl before but, as usual, you make it look very easy :) Thanks very much for yet another interesting video
Ian Maude Oh! I love the shiny new titles too :)
Ian Maude Thanks Ian, it was a fun project.
Take care
Mike
Mike Waldt Lol.....thanks again mate.
Cheers
Mike
Awesome job Mike! Thanks for your precise explanation. I'll give it a try some day Regards from Barcelona!
Woodworking Barcelona Thank you, let me know how you like turning them.
Take care
Mike
Mike Waldt I've done some work on the lathe but still learning basic skills. I will! Cheers.
Hi Mike! That is a great project, very nice little bowl and fantastic the way to do it. Now that I think of it, it is like a multi axis turning with two perpendicular axis. Quite ingenious. Thank you very much for sharing! Cheers! Daniel
Daniel Vilarino Thanks Daniel, glad you liked the video, they are fun to turn mate.
Take care
Mike
A very clever turning Mike!
Peter Brown Thanks Peter, I don't normally do clever ;)
Cheers
Mike
Very nice, i'll try one of these, thanks Mike
+Bloxham Roughwoods
Thank you, they are fun, and a little challenging :)
Cheers
Mike
Hi Mike , Unusual but somehow appealing! Great job as always mate! and thanks for sharing
All the best Bram
Brams shed Thanks Bram, they are great fun to turn, and as you say, a little unusual.
Take care
Mike
again mike very nice and good fun
Davy Dawson Thanks Davy, I really enjoyed making this one :)
Take care
Mike
hi mike, been away, what a lovely welcome back, as per normal great explanation, thanks
Gary Pollington Glad your back, and thank you Gary.
Cheers
Mike
Great project Mike, Nice job.
Lyle Jamieson Thank you Lyle, I appreciate you watching.
Take care
Mike
Well explained Mike. I might even get brave enough to try this one day..
+Paul Trembath
Thanks Paul, give it a go mate, once you've got the concept (which took me a while), it's not as difficult as it may look.
Cheers
Mike
Mike, it is very nice , great work
dalibor mladenović Thank you Dalibor
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Mike
That's very clever thanks Mike
Mark
mark lawson Thanks Mark
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Mike
great job mike
Thank you Derek.
Great stuff!
***** Thank you Sir
Cheers
Mike
I had never heard of an emerging bowl before. Interesting project and the finished piece explains where the name came from.
As always very well explained.
Thanks for sharing Mike.
Martin Boyle Thanks Martin.
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Mike
Mike Waldt w
Very nice. Love it
Glen Clark Thanks Glen.
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Mike
Lovely piece Mike, congratulations my friend.
Take care.
Miguel
Miguel Sanchez Thanks Miguel, appreciate your watching my friend.
Take care
Mike
Thanks for sharing, keep it coming.
Best Regards
jim
Jim Skaggs Thanks for watching Jim
Cheers
Mike
Another stunner Mike, well done. And I also am a hot glue fan...👍🏼
OzWorkshop Thanks Rob......hot glue rules ;)
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Mike
Brilliant vid Mike I’ve watched a few times now. Not sure I’m up to trying this yet.
Thank you Deborah ... go on ... give it a go :)
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Mike
Gracias por tanta enseñanza,fantastico trabajo. Felicitaciones.-
Carlos Maria Bujhamer Thank you very much.
Cheers
Mike
Thanks for sharing!
Thank you for watching.
Mike, I had a fun time doing one of these, and have to do more, maybe a couple dozen so I can demo it. I did post a link to it on Sawmill Creed forums under a thread about scrap wood turning projects. Layout is pretty critical on getting an even rim thickness. I found out I could 'cheat' a bit when power sanding the inside to remove a bit extra, and by rounding over the edges a bit, I can hide most of it. I don't think 'perfect' lay out is possible. Great project. Oh, I never use hot melt glue, but did for this one. It does work.
robohippy I am so pleased you enjoyed making them Reed, as you say accuracy is paramount. Thanks for the "cheat", I will remember that. I am also honoured that my "inspirer" has been "inspired", if you get my meaning. Also glad you finally gave the hot glue a try, and liked it :)
Take care
Mike
Looking for sutable blank now, thanks Mike , as always very inspiring .....Bill
Bill Pettit Lol....thanks Bill....let me know how you get on mate.
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Mike
Hi Mike
Thanks for the excellent video on the emerging Bowl. I will give it a try at some point. You mention 'Hot Glue' Any particular you could recommend?
Regards
Neil
thanks for the tips Mike, i learned a lod.
Pleasure, glad you found it of interest Henk.
Cheers
Mike
Now that is really clever, I've never seen one before and was pretty confused on what you were doing until you said to cut it in half to make two blanks.
Great demonstration Mike, can't wait to see how the other half turns out Lol :-)
All the best
Tony
***** Thank you Tony, "clever" is too strong a word for me mate......"fortunate" is more fitting me thinks ;)
I have quite a few "other halves" now......actually I've two in real life as well!!.....lol
Take care
Mike
Muito Engenhoso. Parabéns pelo seu trabalho.
Thank you much appreciated.
Thanks, Mike. You always demonstrate some great ideas. I will try hot glue with one of my upcoming projects you make it look easy.
I Turn Two Thank you Sir. i'm sure you'll like the way hot glue performs, just make sure it is as hot as the gun will get it, and that the wood is dry.
Take care
Mike
Excellent...
Cheers...
Adam Quincey Thanks Adam
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Mike
That is one very convincing looking little bowl! I was sure you were going for full size, never thought to make a small version of something just to show the technique, nice!! I've seen so many of these lately, I guess it's the new natural edge bowl of the summer? :) Thanks for the upload, perfectly explained, and yes, I also use hot glue and trust it, but I do need to get a new gun, my old one gives me problems with the glue feed...
yuval lahav Thanks Yuval, I just thought a "miniature" bowl would be easier to explain the methods, and quicker ;)
Hot glue is a very secure fixing method I agree.
Take care
Mike
Thanks Mike for your splendid videos. I have learned and picked up a lot of new techniques. what is your mix for sanding sealer? Thanks again, Ron Fox
Ron Fox Hi Ron, and thanks for your support mate, the mix is 3 parts Cellulose Sanding Sealer to one part Cellulose Thinners.
Cheers
Mike
Thanks Mike, I agree with what you say about hotmelt, I've never had a problem either. As for the emerging bowl. .. you make it look much too easy!
I suppose I'll just have to accept that that's what experts are supposed to do. 😀
Glad you liked it Graham ...expert .. nothing could be further from the truth my friend :)
Mike
I have never actually seen this done. Great video. Thanks......not sure if I will do this.
Sam
Hi Sam, and thank you...go on....give it a try my friend. ;)
Take care
Mike
Thanks, I probably will. It has been fun to watch your videos and what you have accomplished. I have learned much from you. Sam
Likewise my friend :)
Cheers
Mike
mike cool turning think i will give it a go.
Robert Kutz Thanks Robert, you'll enjoy turning these I guarantee it :)
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Mike
Thanks Mike an excellent Demo. Have you thought about adding a lid to create a box?
Glad you liked it Ray, that's a great idea, will do that in the future.
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Mike
That is a cool idea and bowl. Can i say wow? Ok WOW lol...
Lenny M Ha ha....thanks Lenny
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Mike
Once I have a bigger lathe I'll have a go with my own stack of monkey puzzle. Anyway and as ever, you've inspired me!
Thank you Dylan.
Great video Mike. I've been wanting to attempt one of these for awhile,but the instruction I saw at a club recently seemed to over complicate it somewhat( "you MUST do it this way" etc.). Thanks for simplifying things! All the best.
scott21171 Thanks Scott, glad you found it useful.
Take care
Mike
An excellent demonstration Mike, contains everything required to make an attempt. I've had reasonable success with hot glue, but I'm not sure my machine gets warm enough. It also has a useless nozzle, not a fine little pipe like yours! Could I ask which gun you use?
Many thanks for sharing,
Tom
Tom Stratton Thank you Tom, I have the Bosch PKP 18E, which has served me very well for nearly four years now, here's the link
www.axminster.co.uk/bosch-pkp-18e-glue-gun,
also the glue sticks
www.axminster.co.uk/hot-melt-glue-sticks-white
Hope this helps
Cheers
Mike
An interesting and fun project to attempt. The confidence you express with in the hot adhesion was eye opening. How long must the pieces be clamped before they can be then worked? Also, I agree with Mr. Paramore ~ Small pieces would make good fixtures in a doll house. I enjoy the videos you share, Thank You.
Torvig Johnson Thanks Torvig, when I use hot glue, and stresses will be put on it, I like to let it completely dry, and leave it for 10 - 15 minutes. Thanks for watching.
Take care
Mike
Mike your videos got me hooked! These wood turning videos are mesmerizing and I want to start turning myself. I was wondering if you have any input on affordable tools/lathe that are good for beginners. Cheap as possible without buying total crap tools would be nice as I am very young (15). Thanks so much, keep putting out videos!
Luc Lachapelle Hi Luke, and thank you. Are you in the UK?
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Mike
How do you make sure the second turning is mounted right at Center? the mark in the center of the bowl, how do you ensure it is on center?
Hi Bob, at 10:05 you'll see I used a pair of compasses, and a bit of trial and error, to get it almost perfect :)
Cheers
Mike
Beautiful video, Mike.
The small bowl almost looks like the parts in a Catholic church. Where then holy water in it and cross themselves the churchgoers. :-)
You could also sprinkle with top coat and make a small birdbath in the tree. -D
But the bowl looks really great.
Günter Schöne Thanks Gunter, good idea with the bird bath, would have to be a bit bigger though ;)
Take care
Mike
Yeah! been waiting for this... now I'll watch, respond later. ;)
yuval lahav Thanks Yuval, hope you enjoy it my friend.
Take care
Mike