My first introduction to your work was watching you turn your Biggest turning. Now after watching this video I am hooked! Fantastic work and great videos as well. Looking forward to following your videos. Thanks for posting, they are amazing pieces of work.
Great job Ashley. I like the way that you incorporate health and safety so easily into your processes without making it an "over the top" issue. Good common sense.
That was a massive piece of wood and it turned out great. Interesting that something that size was made as a solid blank (massively heavy) instead of a segmented piece, which would have saved wood and weight. I've done that before myself with pedestal tables, but I've never turned something that massive. Scary!! Walnut is such a pleasure to turn. Really love the figure in the finished product. Thanks for sharing this!
What a delightful way to slow down after a long day at work. You are truly an incredibly talented artist. Not only are you beautiful but very good at your trade. Deep respect.
You're seriously one of the most impressive wood turners I've ever seen. Great stuff. Apologies for all the dudes that can only muster a comment about your looks and not your actual skills.
fantastic turning , Miss Ashley you are amazing , easy on the eyes as well . I am not gona lie , I would be scared to turn something that big . I really want one of those hood/full face cover air filtered devices your wearing .
Can you spell to small, very impressive work you have done. Thank you for sharing your amazing story, love it. Merry Christmas and God bless you and your family
You have such an amazing talent Ashley! I love listening to your videos and watching you turn wood. That was a very nice ad too! Happy Holidays to you and your family.
My heart tightened when I saw the drawing; it was so plain and uninspired. But the final blank was much better. I'm still a beginner woodturner, and I can't imagine turning something that enormous. (Also because I'm a bit of a science nerd and understand how much more momentum comes from the diameter and no just the insane mass.) Beautiful work as always!
Wow you have some serious guts spinning that much wood. haha I have zero experience with this but your videos really inspires me to expand my thinking. thank you!
That was most enjoyable. Love the respect given for such a large turning. That little bracket behind the tailstock; - very clever, super idea, well done. If you would be so kind and share a little information on that face shield/respirator system. That looks a really neat piece of kit, I'm doing a little research and undecided which one to consider. Thank you Ashley, Ireland sends good luck & blessings.
Some skill, yeah. But turning something that size is more a matter of nerve. Takes guts to tackle the big stuff like that. Even she gaf-taped the heck out of it. Oh, and it takes a rather sizable lathe. My 12x38 couldn't even mount that blank. I mean, the head-stock turns, on mine, but with out a tail to help support it? Heck no!
Hi from Australia 🤗 This is absolutely amazing the process and planning that goes into this. The very first video I watched of you turning was your first big turn for the family that wanted the large round table to hand down in the family the one when you got to visit them and the table at there home. I thought that was amazing did realise that it could be so dangerous. I have a question when you glue the wood together can it over the years come apart if so how do you prevent it? Thank you for sharing I think what you do is awesome
I'm so glad I found your channel, super impressed with your work! WOW you really go big or go home! I subbed already and will go back and see what other videos you have done. And hope there is many more to come!
I'm very thankful that you started your channel. It brings me back to my Grampas homemade lathe that he taught me on so many years ago and how much I miss the hundreds of hours in his shop with him. Thank you Ashley
Nice job on the pedestal. Turning large pieces has it own problems. I honestly don't know if it would make any difference but I would have staggered the joints in that blank when gluing it up but that's just me.
Another awesome piece/video from Ashley Harwood! Beautiful! Just out of curiosity, when he walked in to see the table base you made from his blank, did you say "TA DA!"? (is that one word or two?)
Unable to sleep at 4 in the morning, stumbled onto the Borolo video, now I've watched a few, I gotta say, I'm smitten!!!! After 20 plus years woodworking, half the same turning, and I almost never see women in this industry, let alone such a beautiful and interesting, talented and intelligent woman!!!! I didn't see a ring on any finger, I recently became a jewelry maker as well as artist and musician, my new purpose is to design, cast and put a ring on that finger. Tell me if there's an incredibly lucky partner in your life before I fall for you completely woman!!!! Thank you for posting all you have, its renewed my love for turning!
Nice job turning that huge blank. I'm just wondering if the blank could have been "coopered" up, instead of a solid piece as something that large is quite likely to crack in the future. I have turned a few table pedestals myself, (probably in the hundreds) with an old converted metal lathe, most of them had fancy fluting that was cut with a big 3 HP Porter-Cable router mounted to the Lathe. Have turned quite few porch columns on the same lathe as well.
![[UA] Eternal Fire проти NAVI | EPL Season 20 Malta](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/chvlsDygrZM/mqdefault.jpg)
That's a PAPR! I'm so amazed by this beautiful work.
Ashley, mortising the faceplate into the blank was genius. I hope you follow through and post the finished product-Ta Da!!
I had my lathe stolen years ago . I lost my drive to do much after that. You've inspired me to pursue it again Ashley , Thank You very much.
Go for it! If I had somewhere to do it then I'd get one too in a heartbeat.
@@steeveedee8478 ur right Steve , Gotta go for it again.
How are you making out 10 months later? Did you pick up a lathe? What did you get? Are you turning now? Got any videos?
Love how you have like a modern This Old House minisode kinda vibe.
Not sure which is more attractive, the pedestal or the artist. Beautiful work, Ash'.
My first introduction to your work was watching you turn your Biggest turning. Now after watching this video I am hooked! Fantastic work and great videos as well. Looking forward to following your videos. Thanks for posting, they are amazing pieces of work.
Her voice in very calming and relaxing
Ashley is the best! Love her videos
I think I’ve watched this 4 times, just can’t get over the size of this turn. Just amazing!
Great job Ashley. I like the way that you incorporate health and safety so easily into your processes without making it an "over the top" issue. Good common sense.
That was a massive piece of wood and it turned out great. Interesting that something that size was made as a solid blank (massively heavy) instead of a segmented piece, which would have saved wood and weight. I've done that before myself with pedestal tables, but I've never turned something that massive. Scary!! Walnut is such a pleasure to turn. Really love the figure in the finished product. Thanks for sharing this!
What a delightful way to slow down after a long day at work. You are truly an incredibly talented artist. Not only are you beautiful but very good at your trade. Deep respect.
Wow! That’s a big turning project. It will be beautiful holding up the table.
Love when you do these large jobs. Really enjoyed the table base turning. Thanks for sharing.
Excellent work, Ashley! A true mark of craftsmanship.
Beautiful turn. Super impressive.
Stunning work.
Ashely YOUR INSANE!!!!!!! I LOVE IT!!!!!!!!!! Absolutely BEAUTIFUL WORK!!!!!!!!!!!!!! You are such an incredible talent!!!!!!!!!!!!
That look to your right at 6:02 and tiny pause in the talk, Priceless :) Great work as always!
You are an amazing woodturner and woodworker. Inspirational! Now I just need to learn the push cut.
Its a giant hardwood chess piece! LOL I bet that wood looks amazing after being treated with stain or varnish, those grains will pop! Great work!
Raw talent right there
Such a beautiful piece of wood thank you for sharing the video looking forward to more
Just found you through Malecki. Amazing skill! You're inspiring
This is the first piece where there was the slightest hint of caution in your face. As usual you are fearless. Amazing turns.
Wow, quite the turn..gorgeous!.
i think Im in love
Amazing crafting! Very cool process.
You're seriously one of the most impressive wood turners I've ever seen. Great stuff. Apologies for all the dudes that can only muster a comment about your looks and not your actual skills.
Beautiful piece of woodworking, look forward to the next installment 🧔😀🎅🤶
fantastic turning , Miss Ashley you are amazing , easy on the eyes as well . I am not gona lie , I would be scared to turn something that big . I really want one of those hood/full face cover air filtered devices your wearing .
Can you spell to small, very impressive work you have done. Thank you for sharing your amazing story, love it. Merry Christmas and God bless you and your family
Very beautiful and denotes accurate and fine art
You have such an amazing talent Ashley! I love listening to your videos and watching you turn wood. That was a very nice ad too! Happy Holidays to you and your family.
Great video - compliments to the camera operator(s?). Hope we'll get to see a picture of the finished table!
One word only. WOW, just Godallbloodymighty, WOW. Brave lady, beautiful figure and finish (you AND the piece). Well done, Ashley.
You are AMAZING! That is art.❤️
That's a beautiful turn
You do great work
Thank you for sharing, it's a great pleasure watch your videos Ashley, always!
Very talented. Awesome piece
Such a talented lady. Your videos are so calming and enjoyable.
Your shop must have smelt awesome well done brilliant job Ashley.
my new best video channel.
nice work
Impressive!! Tough to find words for this project. Well done.
Beautiful
My heart tightened when I saw the drawing; it was so plain and uninspired. But the final blank was much better. I'm still a beginner woodturner, and I can't imagine turning something that enormous. (Also because I'm a bit of a science nerd and understand how much more momentum comes from the diameter and no just the insane mass.) Beautiful work as always!
You are so lovely.... Awesome work. Merry Christmas!!
Inspiring !! And great content
Very Nicely Done👍
really cool tools
Gorgeous piece of work Ashley. I love how peaceful you are!
Awesome work 👍👍
Wow you have some serious guts spinning that much wood. haha I have zero experience with this but your videos really inspires me to expand my thinking. thank you!
That was most enjoyable. Love the respect given for such a large turning. That little bracket behind the tailstock; - very clever, super idea, well done. If you would be so kind and share a little information on that face shield/respirator system. That looks a really neat piece of kit, I'm doing a little research and undecided which one to consider. Thank you Ashley, Ireland sends good luck & blessings.
Yes, what is the respirator system you are using, where can one buy it
Very nice ! Must take a lot of practice and skill to form those radiuses.
Some skill, yeah. But turning something that size is more a matter of nerve. Takes guts to tackle the big stuff like that. Even she gaf-taped the heck out of it.
Oh, and it takes a rather sizable lathe. My 12x38 couldn't even mount that blank. I mean, the head-stock turns, on mine, but with out a tail to help support it? Heck no!
Hi from Australia 🤗 This is absolutely amazing the process and planning that goes into this. The very first video I watched of you turning was your first big turn for the family that wanted the large round table to hand down in the family the one when you got to visit them and the table at there home. I thought that was amazing did realise that it could be so dangerous. I have a question when you glue the wood together can it over the years come apart if so how do you prevent it? Thank you for sharing I think what you do is awesome
I'm so glad I found your channel, super impressed with your work! WOW you really go big or go home! I subbed already and will go back and see what other videos you have done. And hope there is many more to come!
I'm very thankful that you started your channel. It brings me back to my Grampas homemade lathe that he taught me on so many years ago and how much I miss the hundreds of hours in his shop with him.
Thank you Ashley
Nice vlog and a happy Christmas to you and your family have a great day 🎄🥳😀😀👍
I have never seen the like ..... totally inspired
@ 2:06 NEVER forget wearing safety shoes at work. Especially when you work with heavy load!
Nice Video, I like it!
Gretings from Germany 🧡🧡🧡
Looks great, Ashley! Thanks for sharing your work! Merry Christmas!
Awsom bit of turning. Could you share with me the type of filter hood and fan pack you have and how expensive are they?
It's very cool! Super!
Hi from North Yorkshire. Another awesome piece of work Ashley.
One beautiful lady!
Nice job on the pedestal. Turning large pieces has it own problems. I honestly don't know if it would make any difference but I would have staggered the joints in that blank when gluing it up but that's just me.
Beautiful work, thanks for sharing! Hope you can show a finished table soon. Merry Christmas to you and your family! Oh, where's the " tada!"?
Another awesome piece/video from Ashley Harwood! Beautiful! Just out of curiosity, when he walked in to see the table base you made from his blank, did you say "TA DA!"? (is that one word or two?)
Great looking piece!!! My biggest piece was 65 lbs. I can't imagine that huge piece.....
Beautiful work, where did you find those wonderful calipers? Thanks and please keep teaching!!
Very cool!
Awesome work Ashley! 😃👌🏻👍🏻👊🏻
Fascinating, I always find myself in awe of the incredible work you do, transforming nothing into something, well done!, Thanks for sharing
THAT was a work of ART.👍
Astonishing,
awe-inspiring, beautiful, breathtaking, impressive, magnificent, stunning, wonderful, wondrous, grand, majestic, mind-blowing, striking! The table piece is nice too.
Uhhhhh........Yeah. Most of the poets who can say it better are dead. I'm speechless
Excellent video Ashley. The pedestal turned out great and the use of the tape as a safety precaution was a good idea too! Merry Christmas!
Amazing work!
Beautifully done!!! look forward to your next adventure
Very beautiful and talented
Beautiful!, the log too
Hi Ashley that was one big chunk of wood. great and weldone.
I was afraid for you; that piece was ENORMOUS! I'm glad it didn't fly off the lathe! Keep up the good work!
Jeez, can you imagine? Fly through the wall, through the neighbor's wall and kill everything in between!
A Smith I don't even WANT to imagine! I love your work! PLEASE be careful, don't get hurt. We want to see more of your work.
Now THAT’S quite a spindle turning!
Hey Ashley love your videos. Very peaceful. Quick question what face shield do you wear? Do you have a video on it? TIA!!
Damn, looking at this i start missing working on a lathe. it has a certain meditation to it.
That was a beast of a turning. How much horse power does your lathe have? Love the videos!!
You are a goddess of wood lathes . You're full of good information and skills. Thank you for the video and info keep it up .👍👍👍👍👍🇺🇸
A big job but very nicely done.. a pleasure to watch
Beatiful
Unable to sleep at 4 in the morning, stumbled onto the Borolo video, now I've watched a few, I gotta say, I'm smitten!!!! After 20 plus years woodworking, half the same turning, and I almost never see women in this industry, let alone such a beautiful and interesting, talented and intelligent woman!!!! I didn't see a ring on any finger, I recently became a jewelry maker as well as artist and musician, my new purpose is to design, cast and put a ring on that finger. Tell me if there's an incredibly lucky partner in your life before I fall for you completely woman!!!!
Thank you for posting all you have, its renewed my love for turning!
Very cool. Is th faceplate attached to the end grain? I always thought you weren’t suppose to do that. I’m pretty green though.
Nice job turning that huge blank.
I'm just wondering if the blank could have been "coopered" up, instead of a solid piece as something that large is quite likely to crack in the future.
I have turned a few table pedestals myself, (probably in the hundreds) with an old converted metal lathe, most of them had fancy fluting that was cut with a big 3 HP Porter-Cable router mounted to the Lathe. Have turned quite few porch columns on the same lathe as well.
Absolutely incredible talent. Awesome video
“Talent” lol i catch what urs saying
Sou de Paulínia SP Brasil parabéns pela sua apresentação obrigado 🙏🙏👏👏👏👏❤e fica com Deus.
happy new year !! god bless you
Very impressive!
Respect.
Loved it!!