Uploaded January 2020 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Ernie Conover shares his tips and techniques for turning hollow form vessels. Hollow forms are vessels that are spindle turned rather than face plate turned. The grain on hollow forms runs in line with the axis of the lathe. Most bowl blanks are face plate turned, meaning the grain runs across the axis of the lathe.
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Ernie Conover shares his tips and techniques for turning hollow form vessels. Hollow forms are vessels that are spindle turned rather than face plate turned. The grain on hollow forms runs in line with the axis of the lathe. Most bowl blanks are face plate turned, meaning the grain runs across the axis of the lathe.
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