Well, the block that I made yesterday is dry and solid so lets turn it into a bowl!
Heres the photos:
Here is the block, dried and with the clamps off. Ive located the center, drawn a circle. Lets go and cut it out on the bandsaw:
This is the blank on the lathe. You can see how uneven and gluey it is. I love turning laminated blocks as you go from rough mess to finished bowl and you really never know what it all is going to look like until youre done:
Here is the underside of the bowl after all the rough glued surface has been cut away:
The underside of the bowl is going to have a broad, flat foot. Here Ive marked out the foot and the center mortise:
In this photo you can see how the edges and the foot have been trued up and flattened:
And here is the underside. Im done cutting this part of the bowl. Next, Ill sand it smooth:
The sides of the bowl are going to be gently curved. I want to keep the bowl as close to its original shape so as to preserve as much of the interior volume as I can. Here you can see the sides rough and in need of shaping:
I drew a line down the center of the side and Im going to cut to arcs that will meet in the middle. One arc will start on the right edge and curve towards the middle and the other will begin at the left hand edge:
And here we are with the exterior wall of the bowl shaped and smoothed. Time to flip the bowl over and begin hollowing it out:
The bowl will have two sections: a center section that will hold a small bowl for dip and a larger section that will hold cut veggies. Here Ive smooth off the top of the blank:
In this photo Ive marked off the waste areas-these are the areas that will be removed:
I did a little hollowing of the bowl and then I stopped as its getting cold and windy outside. Here is the bowl partially hollowed out. When Im done the center will be deep enough to hold a dip bowl and there will be enough room for cut veggies:
Tomorrow Ill finish hollowing it and sand it smooth and well talk about finishes.VW
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