Turn better bowls - Episode 1
Welcome to the first of a four-part series aiming to help you to improve your bowl turning technique and to turn better bowls. In this first part, I look at timber selection, initial mounting on the lathe, truing up the blank with a push cut and a pull or draw cut and turning a chucking tenon. Time stamps: Introduction 00:03 Grain orientation: 00:48 Initial mounting of a bowl blank: 03:20 Truing up the sides of the blank, using a push cut: 07:55 Truing up the base of the blank, using a pull or draw cut: 12:57 Body movement for the pull or draw cut: 17:38 Cutting a chucking tenon on a bowl blank: 19:04

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Turn better bowls - Episode 2

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Turn better bowl - Episode 4

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Richard Raffan turns a tough blackwood flitch into two dishes.

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Big Changes Are Happening In My Shop And Life

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Carving on the Lathe / Part 02: Pattern Carving

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Turn better bowls - Episode 3

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Don't let your chuck jaws dictate the design of your bowl

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Tired of tearout? How to achieve clean cuts inside your bowls

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Richard Raffan introduction to using bowl gouges.

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Every WoodTurner Need To See THIS VIDEO

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Turning perfect coves with a spindle gouge

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Multi Purpose Threaded Box For Sawing? 4-ways Collaboration

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Master the 40-40 Grind: The Secret to Perfect Surfaces & Faster Turning

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Richard Raffan on back hollowing into endgrain.

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Stop Fighting Your Tools! How to Fix a Poorly Ground Gouge

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A Different Approach to Live Edge Furniture

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Richard Raffan on using scrapers for turning bowls.

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NO FANCY HOLLOWING TOOLS, Just Simple Salt Cellar

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Richard Raffan roughing 16 bowls in real time.

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