Woodworker's Journal winter-2009, страница 19

Woodworker

Tape the bowl to the jig. Here, the tailstock keeps the bowl in place during taping. Remove the tailstock and shape the bottom. Occasionally measure the depth to make sure you do not turn through the bottom. Sand, and you're finished!

light cuts. Follow the inside curve of your bowl. Check the depth occasionally.

Most of the pressure you are exerting is directed toward the headstock, so it's generally safe to remove the tailstock. But, if your bowl design does not allow for securely taping it, keep the tailstock in place. In that case, you will need to remove a small

amount of wood with a chisel after the bowl is removed from the lathe.

I like to design the bases of my bowls so the curve of the inside of the base follows the contour of the inside of my bowl. The foot of the base should be wide and thick enough to ensure that it doesn't crack.

After turning the bottom, sand

as usual. If there is a small knob left in the middle, chisel it off, then sand by hand. Apply pressure toward the headstock, not sideways. If you applied friction finish earlier, finish the bottom.

Carefully peel away the tape, holding the bowl with one hand so it doesn't fall off the lathe. Your bottom never looked better! ^

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