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Hello Earl did you use sanding sealer before the lacquer, or did you just spin it and use the lacquer ?

Very good and very informative. I am guilty and have been waiting overnight to even glue up half rings! I have used your pull string and it works great, but I was depressed, until now, of how to fix joints that weren’t tight, other than half glueing them , then sanding both ends, like you mentioned. My question was;for example, say I had a 12 segment ring and I dry fitted it, and I saw that 2 of the joints weren’t tight enough to my liking. So that would mean there are 4 segments involved. But how do I know which on is off, or more importantly, how can I fix it so I can glue a full ring together, instead of half ringing it? Thanks again Tommy Schutz

Thank you Earl for sharing your vast knowledge and expertise on creating open segment turnings.

Thanks for your videos. Very good refresher. Always love your videos. What do you use for a fudge factor for your rings.

I like the way you explain things, Earl. Even an old Marine can understand 😊

Thank you for another informative video Earl!

Yes 12 is there

Excellent work. Wish I lived next door and could come watch and learn how to cut segments!

ooops... EARL.... I am a devoted viewer but a very bad understanding on use of my caliphur... I am retireing and trying to rely on segment turning to pull me along...anway BLESS YOU! for keeping us OLF/s moving... Mik Nelson

EARL..

A pleasure as usual to watch you make your creations. I have learned more about open segmenting than anywhere else. Take care of yourself and cant wait to see next project

thanks for the video Earl always enjoy watching you ideas.

Thanks of all the info on how to do this. I'm waiting on a segment ring to make my 1st one.

Thank you. Make sure you don't get to hot out there and that you are drinking lots of water. We appreciate your guidance in this, but you need to take care of you to. I had a thought about when you go to turn the out side, we could use some of that foam insulation sheet as a pad on that plate you used on the tail stock to hold it softly but firmly.

Like Phil said, I always learn something from your work. Thank you for sharing!

Thank you again.

Thanks for continuing to demonstrate how to make things that will challenge me! Also, I'm glad to hear that we're using the same rule book!

Great to see you in the workshop Earl. Your ideas for a series sound intriguing. All the best mate.

Your work is always amazing. Thank you for sharing

Been searching for this method. Clamps are giving me troubles, and rubber bands only work for the right size rings. This is very universal. Thanks. Chuck

Wow, what a wonderful piece. I always enjoy your videos and look forward to the next one about segments.

Another great turning Earl Thanks for sharing

I need to get off my butt and start creating something.watching you do your work might just get me going.

I always learn something from your work. Thank you for sharing!

Thank you very much for sharing.

I am so glad to see making stuff again. I haven’t seen a video from you in awhile. I didn’t know if it was something I did.

Glad you are feeling better. Your projects are beautiful and I've learned a lot from you. I see you use Deft lacquer and I thought I would let you know that Deft changed their name and spray nozzle. It no longer sprays a fine spray. I have switched to Minwax lacquer. It has the nice blue nozzle and sprays just as nice as the Deft used to. Take care Earl.

I would like to make a piece like that some time.I like the design.

Another great turning, great work Earl

Great piece of work Uncle Earl. Love your videos, checked the one about making your own chisels. It works for me especially here by us..S.A , because there is only one shop in my area and everything gets imported from England. Thanks for all your advice and sharing. Keep well and look after your health. My God bless you for the knowledge you share with everybody. 🙏

2025 Donation sounds great Earl. Thank you in advance.

Otra de sus creaciones como siempre espectaculares Enorabuena

Beautiful work Earl as usual. Hope you've had a full recovery from your illness

Ive tried the Quick and Thick, good stuff but you want to make a block you can set the bottle upside down on while you are glueing.

Great seeing you back in the shop making videos

Great video and great turning. You’re an inspiration. Always look forward to your next project.

Great stuff Earl, keep'em coming.

Can wait for your next project. Love your videos. Thank you for posting them. Glenn

Earl, your videos are very informative and interesting. I do enjoy your content and find your skills amazing. Thank you for continuing to post.

Are you in North Carolina?

GLAD YOU'RE FEELING BETTER EARL. Sorry about the caps, but I do hope you take care.

Hi Earl Well done getting back out to your shop . Look after your heath.

Glad you made another video Earl. You are a wealth of information. I appreciate you.

I am 83,I wasn't feeling good found out I was dehydrated.I have been down for about three months.I hope I get to feeling better.

Great to see you back in the shop Earl. Been missing your videos.

Nice to see you back in the shop uncle Earl. Nice pepper mill and I'm sure your daughter will like it. 🎁

Mister Earl! So glad to see you back in the shop. I was afraid I had been culled from your distribution list. I see you have a white conveyor belt on your Supermax drum sander. I just had a failure on my belt. What is that on yours? Where did you get it?

A pepper mill for your daughter? now that sounds like a fair swap (ha ha). Great to see you back in the shop Earl. All the best from the UK mate.

Good to see you Earl. Stay healthy.

Glad to see you are back. Enjoy the projects you present