Bowl Gouge Bevel Angle Profile - Best Woodturning Tool Video
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- What is the best Bowl Gouge Bevel Angle Profile?
In this video, we cover everything you need to know about woodturning chisel bowl gouge bevel angles, how they work, and why you might like one gouge profile over another.
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You are teaching an old new tricks. I am eighty. I first started turning in the late 1950’s. I started with pens. I bought a 12” lathe. Now I am turning bowls. Big difference. I have no idea how much time I have left. But, I am having fun. I have enrolled in your e-course. Looking forward to more lessons. Keeping me from drooling down my shirt. Happy turning.
Thank you, Victor for your support. And guess what? None of us know how much time we have left! ;) Enjoy the moment! All the best to you and Happy Turning!
The very best lathe wood turning instructor any where 👍
Finally! Someone that describes things at the detail level that I have been searching for. You've earned my subscription.
Awesome, thank you Dave! Happy Turning!
never saw a better video that explains the pros and cons of the bevel angles of bowl gouges, thx Kent
Thank you, Chris! Happy Turning!
Remember me saying this cuz I GUARANTEE its gonna happen. This channel will be huge. Keep doin exactly what your doing and once u get 1 video that gets picked up by the algorithm your channel with soar.
Thanks a ton! High five, I sure hope so. I've got plenty more videos in the pipeline. Thanks for your vote of confidence!!! Much appreciated!!!
I finally got it. Your videos and presentations are the best. The close ups and top views really help. I'm 73 years old, purchased a ShopSmith, and am having fun. Thank you.
Great to hear! Fantastic! Enjoy and Happy Turning!
Thank you Kent. You are the best teacher I’ve found on CZcams. Very informative.
Wow, thank you very much!
Check out Stuart Batty.
I’ve had one in-person class with my local Woodcraft so I’m just getting started. The material here answers so many questions with such clarity. It’s just fantastic. Please keep it up.
I'll address this reply to you newer turners out there.
You live in amazing times. The lessons Kent taught you here on this single video, in a half hour took me a decade of learning to learn, even with a Master Craftsman at my shoulder in a production type prototyping shop atmosphere. Why? Because you waited for the job steered need to learn the next process of each tool Kent described here.
This is why in my time at the bench it takes up to 17 years to apprentice into a Master Craftsman. In America we use specialty areas to learn a trade, yet in most other countries you would need to learn all areas of the trade"s" including Machine shop applications as you are expected to turn in a completed prototype of multiple materials from a designers rendering to specific dimension.
Thanks to Kent on the few videos I've watched I've dusted off the cobwebs in my mind not just to know how to get to the finish line but to know why I'm there.
Thanks Kent.
Keith,
Wow! Thank you kindly!
I appreciate your honest sharing of your experience and path. The way we learn is different for different reasons. I feel when we are deeply interested and inspired to achieve the results we imagine, we can learn rapidly and with amazing outcomes.
Thank you again and all the best to you!
Happy Turning,
Kent
You said it perfectly, Keith. I turned bowls for 40 years and didn't know what I didn't know until watching Kent's bowl turning videos. This video is the foundation of all bowl turning and makes bowl turning simple. The power of the swept back bowl gouge takes one to another level. This video is so packed with information that it needs to be viewed many times, just as a person learns when they begin riding a bicycle. I salute you, Kent! Thanks from Canada for all your sharing! 👍👍
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Garson,
If y'all are a craftsman of any trade or of many trades you know exactly what Garson meant with...
"I didn't know what I didn't know." Boy is that the truth!
I spent a lifetime in the Trades, yes pleural.
I was an A Rated Industrial Blacksmith in the Copper Industry, a Journeyman Silversmith, a Journeyman Whitesmith, (pewter) and I finished my career as a Prototype maker of all areas of material including CAD work.
Today after retiring I just enjoy using my skills to make others smile with what I call simple hand made gifts.
I consider my time is worth a smile per hour now!
LOL.
As a new turner ive watched a bunch of turning videos and this is by far one of the very best. I love your explanation and demonstration of how each tool is used and how the grind angle effects the tool at the work piece, seems simple enough but I haven't seen anyone else present this information.
Great stuff Kent! I haven't turned a bowl yet, but you're giving me confidence to try!
Great video, thank you; I've just started exploring various wing lengths on my bowl gouges trying to find my happy place. I turn a lot of smaller bowls given the limitations of my smaller lathe, and I really think the micro bevel (another great video) is going to help me a lot in the tight curves and the bottom
I finally took the time to watch this video. THANK YOU ! This makes light of alot of questions I have had as to which gouge to use. Will be ordering more today. Again, THANK YOU...
Wonderful Dave! So glad to help. Happy Turning!
Excellent description of the mysteries of the bowl gouge. Certainly helped my turning.
I'm so glad to hear! Thumbs Up!
Thank you for taking the time to fully explain and demonstrate the various angles and grinds of each gouge!!
So perfectly done!!
Thank you kindly! Glad to help. Happy Turning!
I’m new to this and finally your explanation of the five bowl gouge types takes away the confusion. Now I’m going to take your e course and create all fiv3 gouges for myself. Thanks so much!
Wonderful! Enjoy and I think you'll benefit greatly from the knowledge shared in that course. Enjoy and Happy Turning!
So I'm halfway through this video and have to pause and comment : Thank You!! Every moment of your video has been so informative and interesting. Great teacher. Loving every moment of learning.
Having watched a few of your videos on bowl gouges I got a piece of hardened shaft and made my own bowl gouge and put a nice wood handle on it. I'm either good or lucky because it works great. I've done a lot of fabrication so it was pretty easy. Thank you for your videos 👍
I've just learned more in 40 minutes than I have in many years of turning, and that is down to having the differences in the various grinds demonstrated, compared and explained with a clarity that is easy to understand and well presented.
That’s exactly what I needed. Boy! Great timing. Now I’ve got a cheat sheet. I can always get back to this tutorial. Thank you very much.
So glad this is helpful for you!
Although I’m a very experienced woodturner and have written articles for Woodturning magazines I seldom ever turn bowls, so to me this is a very helpful video, thanks very much for sharing your knowledge.
My pleasure. Thanks for the kind words! Happy Turning!
This particular video is the most important video on turning bowls and bowl gouges I have ever watched. Thanks Kent. I will continue to support your channel.
Wow, thanks, glad you appreciate it. All the best to you and Happy Turning!
this is the most helpful video for bowl gouges I have ever seen. I had so much trouble trying to figure out which one I wanted but now I know. Thx so much @turn a wood bowl
Phin, I'm so glad this was helpful for you. Yes, this information has needed coverage for some time. Thanks again and All the best to you and Happy Turning!
This video has helped me understand the uses and purpose of the various grinds and bevel angles, thank you so much for explaining so clearly. I've been using a single 40 degree gouge and frustrated with not being able to do sheer or scraping cuts like I see you doing. Now I know why. Going to invest in a couole more gouges with differrent grinds.
Been turning about a month and I must say your videos have helped this Rookie out so much. I have decided I like the 55 degree the most . Thank you for your videos Sir . Turned my first bowl tonight with the 55 degree angle bevel bowl gouge and it was like night and day the difference. Please keep the videos coming . You got a big fan in me .
Great to hear! All the best to you and your new 55° gouge. Happy Turning!
Excellent demo. Can't wait to get into shop and make some shavings.
We are learning so much! Thanks for all you do Kent. You are one of the best woodturning teachers that we have found. You're walking me through my first bow:)
Fantastic! Thank you and all the best to you. Enjoy and Happy Turning!
Kent, I've been turning for 50 years, and without doubt you are one of the best tutors I've ever seen on turning. How I wish |I had videos when I started! Back then there were just a few books and (my) mistakes we so difficult to understand and how to correct. Even after so many years your vid's have taught me ways to sharpen and use bowl gouges that I had not realised before; especially how to master the Ellsworth grind. Very well done. David. Uk
Wow, thanks I'm so glad you are able to benefit from these videos. Thank you so much and Happy Turning!
Great counsel on sharpening angle importance and how to keep it right! Grind angle determines stance. Excellent demo!
Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks and Happy Turning!
So helpful. I sharpened 3 chisels yesterday for the 1st time ever. Tried to follow the previous angle. Today ill be sharpening again with a purpose. I'm new to turning and appreciate the valuable lessons. I'm sharpening free hand because I'm too impatient to wait for the sharpening jig ordered. Holidays cause slow delivery. Love your teaching method and will check out your website soon:)
Kent thanks for your dimensions of different gouge angles I’ve heard of all of them before but never realized how much difference there was in the way that you have to position your body to use each one. You are an excellent teacher and I really like the way you give visual examples of each gouge angles and uses. Keep up the good work and thank you!
Thank you kindly, Carl! My pleasure. I'm happy to help. All the best to you and Happy Turning!
I have different bowl gouges and grinds on them. What I never thought about was the angle with the tool rest. Will be paying more attention to that. Thanks Kent.
Joseph, good point. You're probably doing it all well, it's just one of those things we don't give much attention.
Kent! It is YOUR fault that I had to explain to my wife why I needed three gauges of each size that I bought...and NOW you talk about FIVE angles. Teasing aside, you are a brilliant teacher and I agree with previous comment the tipping point will come for both your CZcams videos and for your site. I have got the fundamentals right by watching your videos and that has been invaluable to me. THANK YOU!!!
You're cracking me up. I'm glad these have been helpful for you. Thanks a ton!
Excellent demonstration of differences in bevel and wing shapes. I'm new to turning and really appreciated how well you explained and showed how each shape changed the effectiveness!
Thanks, David. I'm trying to help you and everyone who wants to truly enjoy turning!
Excellent explanations of the bowl gouge angles, it helped me (a novice) overcome several difficulties
Excellent Happy Turning!
And......................And all my questions are answered!!
Amazing channel thanks so much
Wow, thanks Roger. I'm sure there will be more questions. ;) All the best to you and Happy Turning!
Hi Kent, being still new I am going to experiment with bowl gouge angles as this has always been some what of my own personal bogeyman when it comes to turning. Thank you for another brilliant video.
Absolutely, experiment and find what works for you. All the best to you and Happy Turning!
G'day Kent, stuff worth watching and learning from. Thank you :)
Brilliant video. Love the clear, easy to understand explanations and demonstrations. New to turning there is a lot to learn and I found this really valuable. Thanks!
Great to hear! Thank you! Happy Turning!
Hi Kent, recently came across your channel here in the UK. I’m a complete novice turner, but I love the simple way you show and explain woodturning. I’ve watched a couple of your posts now and am just going to binge watch some more! Thanks for your input. Regards Dave
Thanks and you're welcome! Binge away and enjoy!!! :)
Best description of what the grind angles can be used for, thank you!
Glad it was helpful! All the best to you and Happy Turning!
you explain so much so well. its start recognising what I'm doing wrong (which is a lot!) even watching you. Thank you!
You're so welcome! You're not doing things "wrong." You're just working through possible "options" until you find the best way. ;) Happy Turning!
I am new to wood turning and love your videos; super helpful. I recently acquired two Sorby bowl gouges, one 1/2 and one 3/8. Tried the the 45/45 and felt it was so so. I have since re-ground both to the swept back Ellsworth style grind using the setup block and instruction included with the wolverine vari-grind system. Boy do I like this grind; so versatile. I will probably obtain another 3/8 and grind it to the shallow angle for bowl bottoms. Thanks for this video.
Sounds great! Knowing what bowl gouge profile works best for you is so important! Well done! Thanks and Happy Turning!
Well thanks again! As you can probably tell, I’m catching up on previous videos. As much as this video has taught me about various bowl gauge angles, it has hammered home to me that I need a better and more consistent sharpening system. My wife is so happy I’ve found another expensive hobby! Cheers
Great to hear! Cheap hobbies are boring. LOL Also, be sure to check out my Tool Sharpening eCourse, it will help get your new sharpening station up and running asap turnawoodbowl.com/tool-sharpening-ecourse-for-wood-bowl-turning/ Happy Turning!
Hi Kent, dropped on your videos recently, what a great place for information. I have done woodturning off and on for some years and your place is so full of learning, as you have said if you start off with someone who shows you good technique great, but if shown the wrong way you can get into trouble. Always good to learn better ways, keep up the good work.😀
Thank you, Les. I'm so glad you are learning here. All the best to you and Happy Turning!
I’m so glad I saw this video. I’m just getting started and have worked first on sharpening and shaping tools because the person who had them before me didn’t rally have any clue how to sharpen them and just tried to sharpen with a file. They were a mess. Instead of just going and buying new tools, I’ve been learning how to work with these. Probable the most important thing I learned from you so far is the difference between spindle gouges and bowl gouges and the danger of trying to make a bowl with a spindle gouge. I had no idea. Thank you for taking the time to put your videos out there!
Your welcome and I'm glad you now have this information to use!
Thanks Kent, you provide great info for beginning bowl turners!
You are very welcome. Thank you kindly and Happy Turning!
I really enjoyed your introduction to the bowl gouge. I was introduced to wood turning by an excellent wood turner who emphasized that I should hold the gouge at 45 degrees, but never related that to the bevel, and never mentioned that the bevel should be parallel to the desired cut. Your video made that clear to me. Many thanks.
Glad it was helpful! Thank you! Happy Turning!
Thank you,I learned more in this video about bowl gouges then I have in several others I watched
Thanks Art, glad to help! Happy Turning!
Thanks Kent. I need more tools now that you explained how to use them correctly. Great video!
Matt, You're welcome. Yes, a couple extra bowl gouges never hurt anyone. ;) Happy Turning!
Your videos are the best! I haven’t turned a thing yet, just collecting info (I don’t want to lose a tooth or worse). Your videos give the most info - the most logical and safest. I feel comfortable and confident to get started - thanks
Awesome! Thank you! Please remember; persistent, patient practice will yield the bowls you are imagining right now! All the best to you and Happy Turning!
Thank you for this comparison of bevel angle and grind types!
My pleasure! I'm trying to help end confusion on the subject. All the best to you and Happy Turning!
As a 76 year old newbie turning this has been very helpful. Thanks.
Great to hear! Thanks and all the best to you! Happy Turning!
Thanks for introducing me to the 50 degree grind. I was getting really frustrated with my gouge but I tried this and absolutely game changer. I will be checking out more of your videos. Thanks again. 👍👍
Great to hear! Thank you kindly, Steve. Happy Turning!
I have the Carter and Son 1/2 " Double-ended, Bowl has the 50 Degree and the other end is a conventional spindle grind. a nice option for a two n one tool but a little pricey. I am very new at this but the 50 degree seems way better than the Benjamins Best that I had been using that is probably more like 30. I will be regrinding that one.
I find all your videos very helpful!!! Thanks so much! 😃👍
Debbie, you're welcome. Thank you!
This is the real world video we new turners, or potential turners need to see. The turning sites we all watch for beautiful projects are deceiving in how simple and easy it looks. This is a real world "how it really is" video. Thank you for this.
Wow, thank you! I couldn't agree more, that's why I made this one and all the videos I make, to help you learn the details. All the best to you and Happy Turning!
Kent once again very instructive and well done. I am sure I could learn much from your sharpening video series course. I just hesitate at the expense! Stay safe and cheers from MT.
Thanks 👍 You will learn a ton about sharpening and it's a lifetime membership ;)
Thank you. I'm going to try that 55° swept back grind. I 'll also go to your vid. On keeping on the bevel
Stephanie, sounds like a plan. Best of luck to you. Happy Turning!
I'm Learning a lot from you and your videos! Yesterday i bought my new lathe and tested it today! Thanks and subscribed!
Awesome! Thank you! Welcome and Happy Turning!
thank you for this excellent teaching video, i never herd such a comprehensive explenation. you are and excellent teacher. sorry for my bad English.
You're very welcome! Your english is great! Happy Turning!
30.35. That’s me exactly. Thank you for that
You're not alone. We've all been there. NOW, you know. ;) Happy Turning!
Yet another outstanding video by an excellent communicator
Thank you! Cheers!
Fabulous teacher, video quality ! Learned so much!
Fantastic! Thanks, Diana! Happy Turning!
A newbie to wood turning from the UK. found the simple and well delivered descriptions really helpful, so many thanks. Looks like I have to buy some new tools or watch the tool sharpening e.course to form my one. A avid watcher from here on in.
Awesome, thank you! Welcome, and enjoy! Happy Turning!
You make some good points Kent! Different angle grind s for different jobs. Great info!! Cheers, Paige C.
Glad you liked it!
Excellent demo.love to see more. Email jwpiper@xtra.co.nz
Thank you for making these videos I learnt a lot from your work
Regards
Steve UK London
You are very welcome. Thanks for commenting!!! ;)
Kent, thank you SO much! I’m puzzling my way into bowl turning and you are MOST helpful!
You are so welcome! I'm thrilled to help. All the best to you and Happy Turning!
@@TurnAWoodBowl thanks, Kent!
I agree, still puzzling after five years, here, and trying to get better.
Outstanding learning video, very helpful for any turner!!!
Glad it was helpful! All the best to you and Happy Turning!
Fantastic video, thank you. I stuffed a lot of new information in my noggin that I'm confident will help a lot for the future of my practice sessions. I can't say I'm a wood turner yet -- just an unmentored student!
Thank you, David! I'll be your virtual mentor. And keeping heads inflated with knowledge is my goal. ;) All the best to you and Happy Turning!
Kenton I have been a teacher and furniture designer and maker for over 30 years having turned bits and pieces over the years, i wish your no nonsense modest approach to exploring the best way to improve your own practice was available years ago. As every time i watch a video i learn something new i try to take into my own practice, which goes against the old adage 'you cannot teach old dogs new tricks...' Keep it coming as i have more leisure time now i have more time to enjoy trying and seeing if i like your turning techniques. Thanks Jim
Love your vids. Thx! Heading over to your sharpening course
Awesome, thank you!
Hi Kent,
I have three angles on my bowl gouges 40 40, 45 and the 55. I have had trouble with turning the inside and thanks to you I am going to have to get another gouge😊
Glad to help. It's nice having the right tool for a specific task. Happy Turning!
I am to turning. I have only turned two bowls. Today i learned so much from your viedos.
Fantastic! Enjoy and practice plenty. Happy Turning!
just discovered this channel - fantastic video. well made, concise and very informative - thanks!
Awesome, thank you! Welcome and All the best to you and Happy Turning!
Thanks for this. As a new turner this was very helpful.
Thank you, David!
I really appreciate it for your kindness and efforts
Love this videos
Thanks so much
My pleasure! Happy Turning!
Thank you for all the information on your video, my friend. Very useful.
My pleasure! All the best to you and Happy Turning!
New to this. Thank you for this info. Super helpful.
You're so welcome! Glad to help! Happy Turning!
I'm on my way to the gouge grinding vid. This is all ner stuss to me. Thanks. I use a 1948 Shopsmith with three speeds, slow, too fast and "look out!"
Sounds good! Be careful with those speed settings. ;) All the best to you and Happy Turning!
You are an excellent teacher!!!!!!!!
Wow, thank you! Happy Turning!
Hi Kent
I'm a self taught turner up here in Maine
I'm always looking to improve my skills either by trial & error or following and sharing with another turner
You did a nice job on the presentation
I felt like I was being invited into your cherished turning area
I try to share this same spirit with the young tradespeople that work with me in my remodeling company
"Use the right tool for the task and let it do it's work"
I mostly turn native firewood since we have so many varieties and choices
Having this new approach to angles and shapes opens up a new level for me
Can't thank you enough
Tom
Tom, thank you for sharing this! You are welcome in my turning area, by the way! ;) Happy Turning!
Excellent information! Well done! Thank you!
Glad you enjoyed it! thanks Happy Turning!
Kent, great video. The visuals of how much difference the different angles make to the position of the tool rest and of your body were spot-on, really gets the point across better than any words alone.
I do have a question: When you were flattening the bottom you showed how difficult it was with the 40/40 grind. If you were to work left-handed, would that make using the 40/40 grind easier in this situation?
Appreciate your videos. Can’t wait to use your lessons
Excellent! Enjoy and Happy Turning!
Thanks for answering my question related to gouge sharpening and an excellent video. As usual, thanks also for your excellent videos, which increase my confidence and lower my fear of using bowl gouge. I would like to make a suggestion which I think may (or may not) make your instructions more effective. My suggestion is based on my 40+ years of teaching experience as a distinguished professor at a high ranking university. Good videos and clear instructions, such as yours, are necessary for effectively conveying your point. In addition, what I have seen is that a schematic diagram of some difficult point adds clarity and improves understanding, for example, the angle of approach of a bowl gouge meeting the bowl surface for effortlessly removing the material. Many of my students, including PhDs, ask "Could you please draw a diagram to explain the technical point?" When I do that, I see a smile on their faces. For some points, such as gouge angle of approach or angle of its inclination on the tool rest, etc., you may think of making a schematic diagram on a card and show and explain it to us in your video. I understand this will increase your workload and my apologies if you find my suggestion an intrusion in your lessons. Best
Thanks for the suggestion. It's a good one. My graphic content is at TurnAWoodBowl.com Happy Turning!
Good show I'm learning a ton of stuff from you!
Awesome! That's my goal! Enjoy!
Amazed by how much wood you can take off in one pass! I feel like Im doin good when I takeoff 1/16" at a pass.
Work up to it! You'll find the right tool and angle that will allow you to "plow" away rough material. All the best to you and Happy Turning!
Hi there
Iam very new to using a lathe and I have had 1 attempt at making a bowl so far, bent 2 tools straight away though
Ouch !!!
I have learned heaps watching your Vidios’s so far thank you ever so much 👍👍👍👍
I'm glad to help Fred! Be careful and Happy Turning!
Excellent instruction. Thank you so much.
Glad to help! Happy Turning!
I can't speak too highly of the bowl you made, but I learned sooooo much from this video. Again Kent, thank you for your passion and dedication to this craft and for your patience and willingness to explain these "secrets" that would never occur to somebody who runs out, buys a lathe and wants to start right in making chips. I think you've already increased my life expectancy by several years and my wife hates you for it. As always, my sincere thanks.
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very good content. Thank you a lot : )
Thanks a ton, I am picking up a lot of useful information.
Excellent Tim, glad to help! All the best to you and Happy Turning!
thank you very much ...Excellent description
You're most welcome
Excellent video Kent, thanks. Just to illustrate your point about using a gouge which is most comfortable, I prefer a 50 degree fingernail grind + a bottom feeder.
Right on, sounds like a good team to me! Happy Turning!
Great tutorial. I learned a lot. Many thanks.
Glad it was helpful Trefor! Happy Turning!
Very informative, keep em coming bud
Thanks, will do!
bloody brilliant tuition thank you soooooo much
Thank you. I love your enthusiasm! Happy Turning!
An understandable explanation. Thank you.
You're welcome. Glad it was helpful! Happy Turning!
Good advice, thank you 👍
Glad it was helpful! Happy Turning!