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End grain in and on a bowl
I'm a relative newbie to woodturning and I've run into a problem and don't
have my mentor handy to get the solution. Also, I've searched online and haven't tumbled to the answer. I'm turning a fairly small walnut bowl, ~4" diam. The turning is all done. There are rough patches inside the bowl and on the outside separated by 180 degrees, which are clearly due to tearing of the end grain. I've gone over them with the scraper, and I've sanded. And I've done both procedures again, but the patches are still there. I know this is a common problem that must be faced and dealt with, but obviously I don't know what next to do. Suggestions? George |
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