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Richard Findley shows the reader how to master new and innovative bowl turning techniques. Richard shares how he tackled each challenge from start to finish. His stories will inspire novice and experienced turners alike.
Some of the bowls are turned from constructed pieces such as one made from boards, open segmented turning and a staved bowl. Others showcase techniques such as thread chasing and turning a bowl with handles, as well the fun and unusual shapes of a Christmas star and a jigsaw of turned pieces.
- 16 projects increasing in complexity
- Suitable for both beginner and more experienced woodturners
- Beautiful and colorful photography throughout
- Easy-to-follow instructions with step-by-step photography
Table of Contents:
Foreword 4
The basics of bowl turning 8
Segmented and Glue-Ups 18
Segmented bowl 20
Open-segmented bowl 28
Staved bowl 36
Bowl from a board 44
Beyond the basics 52
Kylix 54
Thread-chased bowl 62
Square platter 70
Jigsaw bowl 78
Star tealight holder 86
Colouring 94
Ebonized and fumed bowl 96
Airbrushed fire bowl 104
Basketweave illusion bowl 112
Inlays 120
Seashell and resin inlay 122
Brass wire inlay 130
Pewter rim bowl 138
Compass inlay platter 148
Resources 154
About the author 155