Woodturning A Live Edge Walnut Bowl - RECUT

In this episode, we feature the turning of a walnut log into a bowl with a live edge. This project was a challenge as we experienced several cracks and hurdles along the way. The result was a beautiful, rustic, live edge bowl that will either remain in our family for generations or be sold at the next garage sale. As this is the first video of the “Just A Guy In A Garage” series, we hope you walk away with some entertainment value and learn a bit about the competitive (and highly controversial) sport of woodworking. Visit our website and gallery (pdkwooddesigns.com) for an overview of the unique and decorative woodworking projects we have undertaken. One woodturner in particular has been EXTREMELY generous and supportive of my efforts over the last year. Go check out Rod Humphrey’s channel (Rod Humphrey) for a whole host of wonderful videos and content. Note: we are not sponsored. In fact, we barely sponsor ourselves. That said, below is a brief list of some of the tools and devices used in this video: Carter & Son Toolworks, 5/8” Bowl Gouge: https://carterandsontoolworks.com/ Harrison Specialties, Square and Carbide Cutters: https://www.harrisonspecialties.com/ Teknatool, Nova Galaxi DVR Lathe, SuperNova2 Chuck: https://www.teknatool.com/ Laguna 14/12 Bandsaw: https://lagunatools.com/ SawStop Contractor Table Saw: https://www.sawstop.com/table-saws/by... Ack’s Abrasive Sanding Paste: https://ackswoodpaste.com/ Formby’s Tung Oil: https://www.lowes.com/pd/Formby-s-Cle... Rikon Bench Grinder: https://www.rikontools.com/category/b... Spartan CBN Grinding Wheels: https://woodturnerswonders.com/collec... Wolverine Grinding Jig: https://oneway.ca/products-category/s... Raptor Setup Tools: https://www.woodturnerscatalog.com/p/... GoPro Hero 8: https://gopro.com/en/us/ DISCLAIMER: My videos are for entertainment purposes only. When using any tools/machinery always read & understand manufacturer's guidelines & safety instructions. The methods I use may not be the safest, so please be responsible for your own safety.