Walnut and Birch Bowl
I turned a walnut bowl with a segmented rim. I wanted to have the dark color of the bowl mix with a light colored rim. My thought was to do a zigzag pattern, between the two woods. What I ended up doing was to make each segment contain two triangles of walnut with birch infilling. I wanted to shape the bowl itself with a rounded rim to contrast the sharpness of the segmented pattern.
nice picture at the end
Not to be critical, because your work is always amazing, but i noticed you didn't use your shield when cleaning up the bottom. Surprising, especially since you mentioned how " at this point the bowl can come flying off and shatter". Would hate to see you get slammed by that thing.
Awesome!
What a beautiful piece!
Wow amazing work my friend!
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Very nice work as always !! very cool video editing skills as well … and I should probably mention, if you ever get tired of that disc sander of yours I can take it … 🙂 seriously, I don't mind at all … 🙂 have a good one
Do you sell the bowls you make?
Beautiful frank!
Now the key question: What does Frank do with all his bowls?
I just discovered your channel and I really like this project. The bowl looks incredible! Thank you for sharing.
Does Frank sell these bowls? I did an ebay search and a general Startpage search but couldn't find any for sale.
Frank your videos are really fun to watch. But what i'd like to know is what exactly do you do with those small bits of extra wood. Do you just chuck them or what?
i was told to come check your page out by youtuber mtmwood. i typically enjoy metalworking, but i love watching these crazy woodworking projects you guys do. it can definately be alot more hands on and intricate than metalworking can be. do you guys know each other?
You are amazing woodworker, like your camera, when the pieces are moving. 10++++
Again, very nice work and video.
Thank you for making these videos, they are great fun to watch.
your bowls are awesome
Very pretty bowl from a not so pretty warped bowl! It does look like pointy cat ears. Thanks for the video, fun to watch as usual 🙂
Excellent. The Forstner bit clean up was a new concept for me. Thanks for the idea.
Wow
beautiful
awesome videos. You sir, are a genius!
Rubber nubbins.
Beautiful
have you ever thought about drying your blanks in a microwave so you don't have to wait? ive just made some speaker tubes on a lathe which i really love, i would like to do some bowls now. any chance of a tips video?
Hi Frank, appreciate all your videos and great work btw. Wondering if you could help me with something that I can't seem to find anywhere. I notice paper thin accent lines in some segmented bowls/vases, are they just really thin pieces of wood? if so, how do you cut them so consistent? Thanks
This is one of my most favourite bowls you made.. It looks really thick and solid, same as the big chunk of wood its made of. And that gentle rim you topped it with just make it very elegant. Great work.
This gentleman is why he's a genius. Multiple table saws makes things like this so much easier. Beautiful work Frank
Gorgeous.
Frank! I discovered your videos just this week. I really enjoy watching how you work.The art pieces you produce are wonderful! If I ever come to the states and I have time to pass by Oregon, I would to stop by and see how you work! Go on man! It's really enjoyable!
Love it! So gorgeous… And that grain!! ?
You and your bowls!
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Ur work is just insane good job
awesome videos. great video editing.
who edit your videos !???
great content, amazing workshop! 😀 i just wondered why u didnt use a "donut" jig for finishing the bowl on the bottom…
I have a maths exam tomorrow, why am I watching this