Bowl Turning on a Pole Lathe - 11-12th Aptil 2025 Gnesta, SWEDEN
from €270.00
A two day class is a great opportunity to immerse yourself in the full experience of Pole Lathe Bowl Turning. During this class you will learn to safely axe out your own bowl blank, and then using the lathe turn a wooden bowl. Compared to a one day class you will have ample time to complete a good size eating bowl, with the potential to start or complete a second one. In this class we will also cover sourcing wood, sharpening turning tools, chat about design and more.
If you already have experience with turning on a pole lathe (svegsvarv) then you are welcome to join and work on more advanced projects like cup turning, locking lid boxes, handled bowls, etc. Please get in touch if you have any questions.
All tools & materials will be provided by the instructor.
Workshops start at 9 am and end around 5. We ask that you arrive a little before 9 in order to get settled.
If you are interested in taking turning hooks home you can purchase them now at a reduced cost and we will have them made and bring them to you at class.
FOOD
Lunch, Coffee, tea & Fika are included in the workshop fee and provided by the bakery of Långbro Gård.
Breakfast and Dinner are booked separately or self provided.
LANGUAGE
The workshop will be taught in English. If language is a barrier we are confident you will learn even if you don’t speak or understand English. So much of the learning depends on seeing, feeling, and hearing the sounds as well.
ACCOMODATION
If you like to stay over night at Långbro Gård you get 10% off if you use the code: SLOJDA2026 when you book via their website: www.langbrogard.se If it looks fully booked please send a request to johanna@langbrogard.se as there might be more rooms available.
OTHER NOTES
Additional tools will be available for purchase at the workshop.
If money is a barrier please reach out and we will do our best to find what fits.
This workshop will be held at Långbro Gård outside Gnesta.
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Simultaneously we will have another workshop Broom Making.
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A two day class is a great opportunity to immerse yourself in the full experience of Pole Lathe Bowl Turning. During this class you will learn to safely axe out your own bowl blank, and then using the lathe turn a wooden bowl. Compared to a one day class you will have ample time to complete a good size eating bowl, with the potential to start or complete a second one. In this class we will also cover sourcing wood, sharpening turning tools, chat about design and more.
If you already have experience with turning on a pole lathe (svegsvarv) then you are welcome to join and work on more advanced projects like cup turning, locking lid boxes, handled bowls, etc. Please get in touch if you have any questions.
All tools & materials will be provided by the instructor.
Workshops start at 9 am and end around 5. We ask that you arrive a little before 9 in order to get settled.
If you are interested in taking turning hooks home you can purchase them now at a reduced cost and we will have them made and bring them to you at class.
FOOD
Lunch, Coffee, tea & Fika are included in the workshop fee and provided by the bakery of Långbro Gård.
Breakfast and Dinner are booked separately or self provided.
LANGUAGE
The workshop will be taught in English. If language is a barrier we are confident you will learn even if you don’t speak or understand English. So much of the learning depends on seeing, feeling, and hearing the sounds as well.
ACCOMODATION
If you like to stay over night at Långbro Gård you get 10% off if you use the code: SLOJDA2026 when you book via their website: www.langbrogard.se If it looks fully booked please send a request to johanna@langbrogard.se as there might be more rooms available.
OTHER NOTES
Additional tools will be available for purchase at the workshop.
If money is a barrier please reach out and we will do our best to find what fits.
This workshop will be held at Långbro Gård outside Gnesta.
—
Simultaneously we will have another workshop Broom Making.
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