I made a round piece of wood by using a 4" hole saw in the drill press and glued it to a turning blank. The next day I turned a 2" tenon on the end and mounted it to the chuck. The wood cracked however as I was hollowing out the bowl and I was lucky I still had the headstock backed up to my bowl. So my question is what type of wood should I use for this application so it won't crack and have my work piece flying across the shop?
Thanks, Martin
Thanks, Martin