names for bowl foot??

[Dr_Dewey]

Hi: Do you turners have "official" names for the types of feet on bowls?? I've seen the bottoms flush with an inset foot - an innie??, or the more classical outie?? a foot that extends from the base with a hollowed-out inside that matches the curve - are there proper names for these types - and are there others??

[ribot]

Got me mate, see ya.

[Zed]

I call any feet I make "Warren"

[rsser]

From memory Richard Raffan in Turned Bowl Design doesn't list names for feet.

Though I guess if the bottom is flush it strictly doesn't have a foot.

Otherwise ... ogee, full bead, half bead, cove etc etc.

[Grunt]

Normally I'm good with names but this time I'm defeated.

[ozwinner]

Apologies to everyone. I was brainwashed by an Evil Cult who demanded servitude and humility from their followers
So get down on your knees and praise the almighty Bauxite, lord of the all mighty Foil Beanie.

Al, high preistess of the Foil.

[echnidna]

Apologies to everyone. I was brainwashed by an Evil Cult who demanded servitude and humility from their followers
So get down on your knees and praise the almighty Bauxite, lord of the all mighty Foil Beanie.

Al, high preistess of the Foil.

Hey Al, didya get a sex change op for a Chrissy present??? :eek: :eek: :eek:

[ozwinner]

Wouldnt you like to know big boy??


Allana :confused: