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    Traditional grind gouge cuts

    Hi:
    This single segment video demonstrates the way I use my traditional grind gouges:

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b_OZ-KM58B0

    Take care
    Bob

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    And now, the inside

    When I posted the segment about using traditional grind gouges on the outside of a bowl I intended to follow up with a segment on using them on the inside. I was not completely happy with any of the sessions I recorded, however, so I have spliced together different parts of a few sessions to make this video:



    Take care
    Bob

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    What angle do you grind the bevel on your traditional grind gouges?

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    Great video Bob. Lots of good info. I use the conventional gouge for my final cuts inside the bowl. I have them sharpened and ready for the final cuts. Most times it takes out 90% or better of the tear out.
    Last edited by Bernie Weishapl; 12-16-2010 at 11:16 PM.
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    Thanks.

    Skott, my traditional grind gouges are ground at ~45 degrees.

    Bob

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    Bob,
    Thanks for the video. Your video contributions are what SMC is about.
    Thanks again
    Josh

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    Great job Bob. You are providing a very important service to those of us who are looking for answers on proper cutting techniques. Thanks again

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    Those videos were very helpful to me. I have watched quite a few turning DVDs and this was by far the best demonstration of cutting theory I have seen. As a relative newbie quite enlightening. Thanks.

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    Quote Originally Posted by skott nielsen View Post
    Those videos were very helpful to me. I have watched quite a few turning DVDs and this was by far the best demonstration of cutting theory I have seen. As a relative newbie quite enlightening. Thanks.
    I was trying to articulate how to respond and Skott pretty much nailed it. So I shall simply quote him and say "ditto."

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