Segmented Wood Turned Bamboo Bowl
In this video, I make a bowl from the leftover 3/4″ bamboo plywood from the kitchen project. I started by drawing the bowl in plan and section to figure out the widths and lengths of the segments that I would need. The bowl is made from 9 rings, each with 12 segments. Then I glued the segments together to form rings. These rings were then glued together to form the bowl. The mass of segments were turned on the lathe to give the bowl its final form.
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I liked the 360 it worked fine on my Iphone and on my computer with Firefox. I like the 2d as well. I like all Frank Howarth videos. They are awesome, innovative and the quality is beyond any one else here on you tube. As you stated in another comment releasing a 360 and a traditional video if possible on the same day might be a way to keep making 360 vids. Keep up the
nice
that bamboo plywood is lovely…awesome video…i love your work! saludos
Wow! Super cool. I have not seen the bamboo plywood. I don't even know where I would begin to look.
Beautiful bowl… liked this version much more because I could see the bowl in great detail even on an iphone. What do you do with the bowl now? Do you sell it, keep it or give it away? Just really curious…
Beautiful bowl and love the videos.Do you use a programme to figure out the dimensions for the various segments or do your own maths? Couldn't figure it out from the picture and trying to find a more reliable method than the one I've used
And that worked out well.
+Frank Howarth I've never seen bamboo plywood; I don't think it's available here in Mexico. Is it just three plys with the two face plys being rather thin and the center much thicker? It's beautiful. I loved the 360 video, but this one works better as a how to.
A really nice bowl Frank. Beautiful. I liked both versions but I'm a Safari user and it doesn't support the other version of this vid. I watched it on Chrome but you know…creatures of habit! Thanks.
The bamboo looks amazing. Well done again. Derek
beautiful piece!………very very nice.
I much prefer this to the first 3d video you made. I like your established format. And while I respect your experimentation and innovation I would miss this version tremendously if you went away from it.
How heavy is this bowl ?
This will fit right in your kitchen!
Thanks for these videos. I'm very intimidated by bamboo.
Thanks for the video for the 3 dimensionally challenged. Love your work!
Thanks for the 2d version!!
That's super cool ! bamboo wow
Great for a library.
Now that raises an interesting question. Is Bamboo a wood or a…grass or a…? I've always thought that it is under used in western society.
Beautiful work!!! Congratulation! Thank you for sharing!
Beautiful! My wife and I installed engineered bamboo hardwood floors in our house about 7 years ago, so I've loved your kitchen series using bamboo plywood, and now this video as well. I love your videos anyway, so the bamboo content was just a bonus. 🙂
Fascinating work Frank. Very glad I was directed to your channel. Sorry can't remember by whom.
amazing job. makes me wonder what am i doing with my life
How much would you sell a bowl like that?
some skills and workshop you got there 🙂
increíble
i envy your workshop..its looks so complete
thank you. as a machinists i used spring calipers to get close to size. then the mics maybe that would help you in turning your tenons / plugs ?
Do u have any of the plywood left all I want is a piece that is 2 inches by 2 inches
what a piece of art
hi Frank love the bowl have you got the plans for either this bowl or one similar, im trying to gry into segmented turning thanks
Thanks great video. Where can I get this type wood in USA Georgia?
i love your stop motion parts that you put in your videos
does bamboo live much in different humidities and temperatures? i wondered as its the fastest growing plant to exist it would probably be sensitive to that kind of elements?
Hi. I would like to know which machines did you buy new?
How much did you price this beautiful piece of art?
Hi Frank, What was the finish you used on this one?
VERY nice. I'm so glad you made it deeper than you usually do, thus emphasizing the grain. Very beautiful.