There are a lot of very talented wood turners around. Then there are a lost of us that turn wood, both groups love what we do; making things out of wood on a lathe. There is only a few that all of us enjoy watching while they work, you are one of those few. Really great video, again; thank you.
There are a lot of really good wood turners on UA-cam but you are in a completely different wood turning universe. I've never seen anyone as good as you are..incredible speed, accuracy and detail all in one move.
It has been nice watching you perform amazing feats of dexterity, abilities, thought processes and accomplishment. It is like watching the world Series, but the other team just phoned it in, they lost. It is a big help to us newbies out here in video land. After watching several of your videos last night this morning was great. I brought out several of my 2x4 pines (studs) and began with a skew. Gotta tell you, there is nothing to worry about. After watching you turn I took a turn trying to emulate what you were doing. WOW what a difference. The catches are fewer in between, less dramatic, well I should say the skates . Thanks for what you are putting out here, great stuff, real great. I'm trying to absorb what you have been doing for a few years now. Can't wait for more. If you want to come over say Friday or Saturday we can kick it around and through Osmosis I may be able to absorb something.Ha! You are quite welcome to come over any time.. Thanks.
Amazing as always Steve. I may have to pinch this idea as I do have a pocket watch somewhere. Certainly will not be so elegant as this one and will take me 10 times longer to make. Also I bought an old style compass, still not sure how to display that as it would be better flat but then you can;t see it properly. Well done and thanks for sharing a real joy to watch.
Very well done Steve, thank you for posting. I always look forward to your next video and constantly find myself reviewing them again and again. No fluff just great presentation of skills and processes. Great work.
I could probably get as close a shave from that skew chisel as from pretty much any safety razor wet shave. That is an amazingly sharp tool! O_o If I could pick only one of your skills, it'd be your tool sharpening skill :D
VERY creative design I've never seen one of those. Thanks for the idea. I have two pocket watches that need a home. BTW, what type of wood.? Love the final color!
I notice you are not hollow grinding your skew, what is you thinking one this? I am spending a lot of time with a diamond hand stone between grinder sharpening; and with out a hollow grind on the chisel I just make it dull with my diamond hand stone. just wondering on your thoughts
Would a regular scraper (not negative rake) work for this as well? Also, it looked like you were using a spindle gouge when you shaped the bottom even though it is faceplate work. Did I see that right? I learn a lot from your videos. Thanks for posting them.
Hi Yes I used a spindle gouge for this I find it gets into the tight curves better. A regular scraper will work but not as well.. Thank you for your comments.
Hey! I love your videos and they have inspired me to start woodturning. I'm very young and have purchased a table top lathe to start. I know that your videos aren't tutorials so it would mean a lot if you could make a intro to woodworking video to help out. Thanks!!! Keep making these real time vids they help a lot.
That's ok!! Thanks for replying anyway. These videos are amazing anyway and almost the only ones that do woodturning in real time. Keep going and great work!
I have one question though. Today i turned for the first time. I just made some squared basswood round. I was wondering what woods you would recommend for beginners. Thanks again Steve!!
For spindle work, pine is easy on the tools, cheap and shows if you’re turning correctly. All the close grain woods like fruit and beech are good. Poplar is also very good for spindle work.
Absolutely beautiful.
The finish is exquisite and the pocket watch looks stunning on it.
Fabulous video mate 👍🏽 👌 👏
Thank you again for taking time to comment
That was awesome. Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for commenting
There are a lot of very talented wood turners around. Then there are a lost of us that turn wood, both groups love what we do; making things out of wood on a lathe. There is only a few that all of us enjoy watching while they work, you are one of those few. Really great video, again; thank you.
Thank you for these very kind words.
Спасибо!!! Учусь у вас профессиональной работе на станке.
Sorry I can’t translate this
@@woodturner21 the pros!!!🤝👍🇺🇦I learn from you.
Thank you I’m pleased my videos have helped 👍
There are a lot of really good wood turners on UA-cam but you are in a completely different wood turning universe. I've never seen anyone as good as you are..incredible speed, accuracy and detail all in one move.
Thank you for your kind words
It has been nice watching you perform amazing feats of dexterity, abilities, thought processes and accomplishment. It is like watching the world Series, but the other team just phoned it in, they lost. It is a big help to us newbies out here in video land. After watching several of your videos last night this morning was great. I brought out several of my 2x4 pines (studs) and began with a skew.
Gotta tell you, there is nothing to worry about. After watching you turn I took a turn trying to emulate what you were doing. WOW what a difference. The catches are fewer in between, less dramatic, well I should say the skates . Thanks for what you are putting out here, great stuff, real great. I'm trying to absorb what you have been doing for a few years now. Can't wait for more. If you want to come over say Friday or Saturday we can kick it around and through Osmosis I may be able to absorb something.Ha! You are quite welcome to come over any time.. Thanks.
Thank you Don for your kind words.
I’m not sure where you are but I’m in England. I am very pleased you’ve found my videos a help.
I'm in Texas, USA I thought you were in England. Y'all have a good day!
Excellent piece of turning Steve, a joy to watch thanks for showing.
Thank you
Always a pleasure to watch the master at work
Thank you Johnny
Amazing as always Steve. I may have to pinch this idea as I do have a pocket watch somewhere. Certainly will not be so elegant as this one and will take me 10 times longer to make. Also I bought an old style compass, still not sure how to display that as it would be better flat but then you can;t see it properly. Well done and thanks for sharing a real joy to watch.
Thanks Paul, you're welcome to copy the idea.
Very well done Steve, thank you for posting. I always look forward to your next video and constantly find myself reviewing them again and again. No fluff just great presentation of skills and processes. Great work.
Thank you Bert
A joy to watch you work Steve, 10 out of 10 for “pillar drill” by the way, none of that drill press nonsense...👍👍👍👍
Thank you Allen, old school me ;)
Such an amazing sense of design and skills to execute it ... very inspiring
Thank you I’m pleased you enjoy the videos
Fantastic work Steve.
Cheers
Mike
Thanks again Mike
just love watching you turn thanks for show
Thank You Ian
Great stuff Steve! 👍🍺
Thanks Dave
Lovely work, very well done sir
Chris
Thank you Chris
Magnifique travail, bonne année 2018!
Thank You, A happy new year to you also.
Thanks for sharing this useful video
A pleasure as always Steve you have should do a class in scew work thay would be knocking the down , all the best
Thank you, I don’t have the time Inam way too busy with production work, also my workshop would need updating to give lessons.
It is lovely, beautiful
Júlíus
Thank you Julius
Class!
Thank you
Amazing skilled work, a pleasure to watch. Could you tell me what angle your skew is ground to please?
Thank you, my Skew is approx 30 degree accumulated angle and 15 or 75 degree skew however you read it.
I could probably get as close a shave from that skew chisel as from pretty much any safety razor wet shave. That is an amazingly sharp tool! O_o
If I could pick only one of your skills, it'd be your tool sharpening skill :D
Thank you, sharpening is an important part of any woodworker.
Original work!
Thank you
VERY creative design I've never seen one of those. Thanks for the idea. I have two pocket watches that need a home. BTW, what type of wood.? Love the final color!
Thank you, It's Sapele stained Rosewood colour
very nice sir, although I'll bet kryptonite is the only thing that can slow that zkew down ☺
Thank you, I have turned brass with it but I think Kryptonite might just be out of my range LOL!
Amazing! question, where can i get those calipers you use to measure diameter?
They are home made
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Thank you
I notice you are not hollow grinding your skew, what is you thinking one this? I am spending a lot of time with a diamond hand stone between grinder sharpening; and with out a hollow grind on the chisel I just make it dull with my diamond hand stone. just wondering on your thoughts
My Skew is hollow ground, It is ground on an 8” ruby wheel and I do not hone.
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Thank You
senti ,ma che tipo di legno usi di solito. grazie
Very creative
Thank you
woodturner21 Welcome
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Is youve parted company with your Robert Sorby red band. What are you using as a replacement?
It snapped and it is one of those charity bracelets they fit perfectly.
I have watched several videos now and you are using a measure/gauge on the spindle work what/where did you get that please
It is a home made tool, I have several they are just made from scrap metal sheet.
what scraper is what you are using? Cuts very fast.
It’s a Thompson Tools standard scraper that I reground to a negative rake scraper.
Would a regular scraper (not negative rake) work for this as well? Also, it looked like you were using a spindle gouge when you shaped the bottom even though it is faceplate work. Did I see that right? I learn a lot from your videos. Thanks for posting them.
Hi Yes I used a spindle gouge for this I find it gets into the tight curves better. A regular scraper will work but not as well.. Thank you for your comments.
Hey! I love your videos and they have inspired me to start woodturning. I'm very young and have purchased a table top lathe to start. I know that your videos aren't tutorials so it would mean a lot if you could make a intro to woodworking video to help out. Thanks!!! Keep making these real time vids they help a lot.
Thanks Berta, I only film work I am doing sadly with a full order book I don't have time to make tutorials or any other type of video.
That's ok!! Thanks for replying anyway. These videos are amazing anyway and almost the only ones that do woodturning in real time. Keep going and great work!
I have one question though. Today i turned for the first time. I just made some squared basswood round. I was wondering what woods you would recommend for beginners. Thanks again Steve!!
For spindle work, pine is easy on the tools, cheap and shows if you’re turning correctly. All the close grain woods like fruit and beech are good. Poplar is also very good for spindle work.
woodturner21 thank you so much!
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