Wicked. The shimmer of the mahogany is so cool, you have nerves of steel cutting the piece up and putting the V to join sections. Hats off to you. Superb creation. I love it.
I've had many a sleepless night thinking about how the glue joints will look.. I can sleep peacefully now knowing they're above average 😉excellent work as usual
Me too, as I’m making them! There’s certain stages I get really excited about seeing what my idea looks like in reality, rather than what I was imagining 😁😁😁👍
I find it hard to believe that you've only made a few segmented rings. They are beautifully executed! The glue joints, the segments, the patterns...so nice! Funky art piece, looking forward to more of these. 😍
Beautiful work as always. The shine on the mahogany was gorgeous especially with the gold line running through the finished piece. It’s like they are putting their arms out to give a hug.
Nice, I had to watch today after speaking about it last night. That angle on the rod's is a small detail but makes so much difference, for my taste anyway.
absolutely brilliant as usual reminds me of something they would find in an egyptian pyramid or even more so, something an African chief or queen would have i still havent used the bog oak you gave me im waiting till i upgrade my lumberjack lathe to a power one before i use them, my plan is a couple of shaving brushes and soap dishes. i promise you will be the first to see them 😃
Wow. Hi Richard that is amazing. Beautiful timber that mahogany looked like a piece of tigers eye. You can’t go past the bog oak. Are they a pair or are you keeping one for your own place. Great segment turning I must admit I like doing it too but I don’t have the imagination like you. Thankyou for sharing cheers 🇦🇺
@@WoodWithD funny you should mention that I’m trying to convince (she who must be obeyed) to go back to England and she has a cousin in Kent so a visit to see you would be on the cards. I will keep you posted. We have 4 empty bedrooms over here all my kids have left home now if you feel like a holiday you would be welcome anytime. Cheers 🇦🇺
@@johnswettenham4560 oh wow, on two counts sir! We’d have to got out for some dinner me thinks! And thank you for your kind offer - on my way, be there is a couple of days 🤣🤣🤣 I’m kidding of course, but maybe sometime 😁👍
I do use them for small work, but not for the chunkier stuff. I always pay 100% attention. I’ve seen the types of accident that can occur when distracted
A Beautiful creation 👍👍👍.Thank you for sharing. Be safe🇨🇦
Always safe 😁👍 thank you for your kind words as ever 🤗
Fantastic work! Very original! I am glad you have embraced segmented turning... at least a little bit.
🤣🤣🤣 Thank you Michael! I know you do a lot of it on your channel! And I love it! 🤗
Wicked. The shimmer of the mahogany is so cool, you have nerves of steel cutting the piece up and putting the V to join sections. Hats off to you. Superb creation. I love it.
🤣🤣🤣 Well good glue and a prayer holds it together! Least till the customer buy it and gets it home and the cat knocks it over 🤣🤣🤣
And thank you for your kind words Patrick 😊
@@WoodWithD lol dont jink it
This is a great segmented sculptural piece. Super job. And again, the gilded line add that special pop to the piece as a whole. Thanks for sharing.
Cheers Doug! Very pleased that you liked it 😁👍 You should give it a go on your channel 👍
I've had many a sleepless night thinking about how the glue joints will look..
I can sleep peacefully now knowing they're above average 😉excellent work as usual
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Actually near PMSL! ❤️ 👍👍👍
I love waiting to see what your designs are going to turn into!
Me too, as I’m making them! There’s certain stages I get really excited about seeing what my idea looks like in reality, rather than what I was imagining 😁😁😁👍
I find it hard to believe that you've only made a few segmented rings. They are beautifully executed! The glue joints, the segments, the patterns...so nice!
Funky art piece, looking forward to more of these. 😍
It’s a great learning curve, had some helpful pointers on this video and on each one I make I am learning things 😀👍
Beautiful work as always. The shine on the mahogany was gorgeous especially with the gold line running through the finished piece. It’s like they are putting their arms out to give a hug.
I nearly said that in the video but the thought, no, too soppy 🤣🤣🤣🤗
Nice, I had to watch today after speaking about it last night. That angle on the rod's is a small detail but makes so much difference, for my taste anyway.
Very lucky design flaw that turned out to really make it! Well happy with that Ian. Thank you and see you soon 😁👍
Very unique and futuristic, thought you were creating a mini stargate there! Love the shimmer on the mahogany 🪵well done
Thank sis! Which is your favourite?
I had the same thought with the stargate. Beautiful work your brother does
@@kristinamcmichael3853 I know right! on both counts - thanks 😊
As always Great work, Keep it up-Alex
Thank you Mr Alex 🤗 😊👍
absolutely brilliant as usual reminds me of something they would find in an egyptian pyramid or even more so, something an African chief or queen would have
i still havent used the bog oak you gave me im waiting till i upgrade my lumberjack lathe to a power one before i use them, my plan is a couple of shaving brushes and soap dishes. i promise you will be the first to see them 😃
You’ll need to fill cracks for those items and bog oak is very open pored! Defo looking forward to seeing them if you pull them off 🍀
You have to have a steady hand for those V cuts. Finished article looks fantastic.
Hope Tom was happy with the joints 🤔
Thank you Tony - and nerves of steel! 😦
Yer! Tom has confirmed his happiness of the joints 🤣🤣🤣👍
Tony, finally Tom has commented! See his comment 🤣🤣🤣
Wow. Hi Richard that is amazing. Beautiful timber that mahogany looked like a piece of tigers eye. You can’t go past the bog oak. Are they a pair or are you keeping one for your own place. Great segment turning I must admit I like doing it too but I don’t have the imagination like you. Thankyou for sharing cheers 🇦🇺
Hey John! Thank you kindly for your lovely words again 😊
Another segmented video coming out this weekend! Hopefully you’ll like that one too. 😁😁😁
@@WoodWithD Richard you could turn a plain pine bowl and I would love watching you do it. The fact you make amazing pieces is the icing on the cake.
@@johnswettenham4560 🤣🤣🤣 You are too kind John!
I so wish you could come see my work in person at one or more of the art fairs I do!
@@WoodWithD funny you should mention that I’m trying to convince (she who must be obeyed) to go back to England and she has a cousin in Kent so a visit to see you would be on the cards. I will keep you posted. We have 4 empty bedrooms over here all my kids have left home now if you feel like a holiday you would be welcome anytime. Cheers 🇦🇺
@@johnswettenham4560 oh wow, on two counts sir! We’d have to got out for some dinner me thinks! And thank you for your kind offer - on my way, be there is a couple of days 🤣🤣🤣 I’m kidding of course, but maybe sometime 😁👍
BRO!!!! This is AWESOME!!!!
🤣🤣🤣😍 I’m guessing from that response that you rather like them 😁😁😁👍
Beautiful work as always Dick but please get some pushrods for your table saw, talking from experience catching fingers really hurts! :)
I do use them for small work, but not for the chunkier stuff. I always pay 100% attention. I’ve seen the types of accident that can occur when distracted
I love the rippled maple with the bog oak.🙂
Me toooooooooooo ❤️
@@WoodWithD I think you like the mahogany better. It reminds me of a tigers eye gemstone.
@@gemofthewoods5802 hmmmm, I think of the finished pieces, the maple is my favourite, but not by much! You?
@@WoodWithD maple is my favorite. Followed by cherry, spalted white birch, ash(Ashley😉), and beech. It's all my local wood! Oh and apple wood.
@@WoodWithD But! My favorite wood from watching your channel is BOG OAK. Of course I cannot get that in New Hampshire.
if that's the mahogany you got from me it really is stunning stuff isn't it...
It is Steve and it is Stunning 😍