Wood bowls turning

Which species of wooden bowl is right for you? All are beautiful in their own way so here is a rundown of Beech, Walnut, Cherry and Maple. Images by Araya Jensen Have questions? Do you see a species of wood you would like but can't find it listed to purchase. Please contact me for questions or custom inquires at hello@windandwillowhome.com KEEP SHOPPING

For Sale on 1stDibs - Beautifully turned rosewood bowl by Salisbury Artisans of Salisbury, CT, circa 1950s. This is a nice example of a modern take on a traditional turned wood

Lathes have been around for centuries and are still used today in various settings. A wood lathe is a powerful tool that can be used to create beautiful and intricate pieces of woodwork. Though their primary purpose is to create cylindrical shapes out of wood, they can also be used to create other objects. In … What Can You Make With a Wood Lathe? 18 Things You Can Make With a Wood Lathe Read More »

Turning a Segmented Bowl: This is my instructable for turning a segmented wooden bowl. I made this one with salvaged wood from old projects and furniture. It uses cherry and maple for the contrast, but you can use almost any hardwoods. I've found that it helps to pick ones o…

From Firewood Log to Bowl (First Woodturning Project): I turned this chunk of firewood log into my first bowl on the lathe. This is my first ever woodturning project, and most certainly won’t be my last. Turning is one of the most rewarding woodworking skills I’ve learned thus far, and now every log I s…

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These contemporary and elegant bowls are true pieces of art and involve specific production techniques that are centuries old.

I was asked to take part in a “No-Lathe Bowl Challenge”, it was really fun to figure out!

Here's 9 ideas for the smaller pieces in your wood stash to produce useful items. The smaller branches and cutoffs give you extra practice while adding beautiful stock to your inventory for seasonal sales.