Plan the shape of the bowl, and the wings For your first square bowl I suggest a block of medium density wood 200 x 50mm ensure an easy fit in Cole jaws
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A SQUARE BOWL
Cut the wood perfectly square and dress the four
narrow sides. Plan the shape of the bowl, and the wings, carefully bearing in mind the steps needed to clean the foot later.off the bowl On at least one side of the wood draw the curve that will flow from foot to foot right across the underside of the bowl rim. this woodMount perfectly central on a faceplate .or screw chuck When using a faceplate be sure that the screws are inside or outside your intended finished work. Rotate the wood slowly to mark the outer face with a pencil held firmly on the toolrest. Check that the wood is perfectly central on the faceplate or screw chuck. For most of this bowl use a freshly sharpened 10mm bowl gouge with a cutting angle of about 35°. nearStart the cuts the corners with care to avoid breaking off the entire corner. Initially you will be cutting a lot of air so use as much speed as you are comfortable with. The curve you have drawn, and the cuts you now make, will later determine the more visible curve on the upper side of the bowl. Cut the complete underside of the bowl spigot for reversing the bowl. Create a o later to cut the upper side to a ednto a chuck . Sand finish condition of .all the underside except the spigot For your first square bowl I suggest a block of medium density wood 200 x 50mm. You mayprogress to smaller or larger work, or long rectangles, or rectangular with the bowl offset.If you are planning thin legs at the corners of the work, orthe wood is fragile, the corners will need some support.Apply a sealer to all of the underside of the work to reducehot melt glue flow into the pores of the wood. Then use hotmelt glue to add a wooden strut between each corner andthe body of the work.
To get perfect consistency in the thickness of the square bowl edges and the size of the four feet it is very important to remount the bowl on a chuck perfectly. This can be helped by using a reverse adapter to hold a chuck on the tailstock. Slide the tailstock and chuck up to the bowl and grip the spigot. Now remove the entire assembly of faceplate, bowl, and chuck from the lathe. Remove the faceplate and return the work to the lathe mounted on the chuck.Note: The drawings shown here are not to scale. Your chucks, your faceplates, and your wood, may all be slightly, or considerably, different in size.WOODTURNERS
SOUTH AUCKLAND
WOODTURNERS GUILD INC
Turning Tomorrow's Treasures
This project sheet was printed from www.sawg.org.nzWOODTURNERS
SOUTH AUCKLAND
WOODTURNERS GUILD INC
Turning Tomorrow's Treasures
This project sheet was printed from www.sawg.org.nzWith turned held , sthe wood over and in a chuck tart turning the
top side from the extremities of the wings by thinning down to the desired thickness bit by bit while leaving adequate support further in towards the bowl proper. Complete the wings. Get an even thickness of the wood edges that show between the feet. outer edge of the bowl rimEnsure that is an exact continuation of the from bowlcurve the bottom. Hollow the bowl. Here it will be easier to use a 10mm bowl gouge with a cutting angle of about 55° Sand the top side finish .and edges to a ed condition You can now apply the finish of your choice to the top side.