In this video I wood turn a salad bowl from a cherry tree that had to be removed in order to repair my roof in 2020. I rough turned it on the US Independence Day weekend in 2020 and am sharing the finished bowl with the world on the Independance Day weekend 2021, so this is my Independence Bowl.

I finished the outside with wipe on polyurethane and carnauba wax while I only waxed the inside to keep it food safe.

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DISCLAIMER:

Please note that my videos is for entertainment purposes only. Please do not copy my techniques as they may not be the best or safest.

Please wear a full face mask and respirator at all times as I do.

Wood working is dangerous, please read and follow all instructions, including safety recommendations, that come with your tools. You must decide for yourself what level of risk you are willing to tolerate. Here is a link to the American Association of Woodturners "Safety Guidebook for Woodturners" that I encourage all turners or aspiring turners to read and follow:


https://www.woodturner.org/Woodturner...