Page 4 - Woodturning

  1. Additional Bevels for Turning Deeper Bowls

    Additional Bevels for Turning Deeper Bowls

    Bowl gouges: grind a second bevel, or even a third. Woodturning expert Ernie Conover explains how in this guide and video.
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  2. Turning a Canister and Lid

    Turning a Canister and Lid

    Learn how to turn a green wood canister with a lid on a lathe.
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  3. How to Make Segmented Bowl Turning Blanks

    How to Make Segmented Bowl Turning Blanks

    Turning bowls that are made from segmented turning blanks is a popular woodturning technique.
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  4. Sharpening a Bowl Gouge

    Sharpening a Bowl Gouge

    Sharpening a gouge can be tricky, but it's a necessary and beneficial skill for woodturners to master.
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  5. Woodturning a Wood Platter -

    Woodturning a Wood Platter -

    A big platter like this could be handy the next time you're entertaining or when the holiday season rolls around. Plus they make really great gifts.
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  6. Pen Turning Tips

    Pen Turning Tips

    With a lathe (big or small), and just a couple of tools and a hardware kit, you can create a pen anyone would be proud to use.
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  7. How to Make Two Turnings Look Alike

    How to Make Two Turnings Look Alike

    In many woodturning projects, creating multiple versions of the same turning is essential. Our expert shows you how to better make duplicate turnings.
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  8. Turn a Faceplate for Your Lathe

    Turn a Faceplate for Your Lathe

    How to turn a simple faceplate that will offer solid, secure support for a variety of woodturning projects.
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  9. Project: Turning a Yarn Bowl

    Project: Turning a Yarn Bowl

    Learn how to turn a yarn bowl and take a closer look at the Powermatic PM2014 1HP Lathe.
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  10. Reproduce a Spindle on a Lathe

    Reproduce a Spindle on a Lathe

    Making exact copy reproductions of spindles looks difficult, but by following three key guidelines you'll get a perfect spindle every time — no matter how many you want to make.
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  11. How to Use a Friction Finish

    How to Use a Friction Finish

    I just can’t deny it – I am an instant gratification sort of woodworker. So, when I am looking for a clear finish on my turned pieces – and I predominantly turn bowls – I almost always reach for a friction polish. They are easy to apply, build up quickly and look great.!
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