Woodturning the Two Sided Diamond Bowl
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- Опубліковано 14 жов 2024
- I had some fun with this project! The feature ring was constructed of ebony, walnut and paduak. I used western quilted maple for the rest of the bowl. I had no idea how much the quilted maple liked to chip out. There was quite a bit of that on the segment joints that required a sharp negative rake scraper and lots of sanding. The ebony, walnut and paduak turned beautifully on the lathe. I think each of those colors really compliment each other. The shape of this bowl is a little different than many of my other recent projects. I hope you enjoy. Thank you for watching! -- Dan
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Design Software:
woodturnerpro.com
Turning Tools:
carterandsonto...
www.carterprod...
www.robert-sor...
Lathe:
www.teknatool....
Wood Suppliers:
www.bellforest...
www.cheswoodsal...
Turning Supplies:
www.titebond.com/
www.woodturner...
www.mylands.co...
yorkshire-grit...
Misc. Equipment:
- fantastic threaded brass inserts for urns.
www.rockler.com/
www.woodcraft....
Wow. That's some amazing math and woodworking. You are a great artist.
That is one beautiful bowl, my friend.👍
You my friend are a true master!!! I applaud your skill.
Love all u bowl's and turnings.
Wow this is very beautiful
Very well done 👍
How Awesome is that. Beautiful work and craft.
Great work!
Thanks for watching Stephen!
Beautiful 👍👍👍 . Thanks for sharing
Wow it is Beautiful ,amazing work .
Sorry for the tear out on that quilted Maple, but OMG it looks amazing. keep up the great work Dan!
Freakin gorgeous piece!
that is really nice. good job
MASTER OF BOWL DESIGN!!! Incredibly beautiful!!.
One of, if not the, prettiest bowl I've seen on UA-cam. A real show stopper. Mark
That bowl was A LOT of design, work, time 5 LBS of glue and WORTH EVERY SECOND! !! !!! It would be an honor just to hold it in my hand and realize this was made by a human being.
Thank you. You are very kind.
I have to say wow that is very beautiful Bowl I like your pattern that you thought of. It is very very very nice I love it keep doing it I just subscribed to you I will watch you and learn off you a lot it looks like thank you so much God bless you
Awesome bowl Dan.Can't wheat to see more of your videos.
One Super Awesome Gorgeous bowl Dan with out a doubt you are a master at segmented bowls. Thanks for sharing
Beautiful bowl Dan.
Take care
David
Love it
Great work Dan
Dan ohhhhh wowieeeee!!! You truly are the master of segmented pieces. This is stunning magnificent and spectacular. Wow wow wow wow!!!!!
Muito bom
Настоящий ТАЛАНТ!!!!! Золотые РУКИ!!!!!
OUTSTANDING!!!!!!! Definitely and artist with wood!!!!
Beautiful work
Your skill at lining up the pattern is terrific. That quilted maple is gorgeous. Beautiful bowl.
Exquisite! Well done.
Beautiful nice job Thanks for sharing
Wow, Dan! That is a gorgeous piece! There is so much flash and chatoyance in the grain! I love it! Amazing work, per usual!
Hi David! Thanks, pal!
Can't find my wow button so WOW WOW WOW!!!!
Looking good Dan 👍👍
Thanks Matt!
Magnifique pièce, nous avons la même passion, un voisin comme vous !! serait super intéressant
Je regarde toute vos vidéos,
Merci.
Merci d'avoir regardé!
Wow! Just wow!
You are very skilled in this work....
I love your work....
Thanks for sharing....🙏
Excellent work with incredibly beautiful wood. Thank you again for sharing your work with us.
Another absolutely beautiful bowl, Dan. The shape, the grain of the quilted maple, the finish and especially the pattern ring. I don't know how you can keep everything straight but you do.
Thank you William. You're very kind.
Top quality! Really beautiful!
Awesome Piece
Extremely cool bowl, great job!
Just one thing to say about that bowl, GORGEOUS!!!!
beautiful as always. i will try to copy, thanks for the teaching it is very helpful
i am so jealous of your talent. love watching you work.
That is a gorgeous bowl!
Dan wow just wow this bowl is just awesome that quilted maple is just beautiful
another great work .
Feature ring is bueatiful. That maple, wow.....
I luv the patterns you create!
Great looking bowl 👍
Gorgeous
so beautiful , such talent , your are a master each piece you turn amazed me every time.
Positively stunning!
I am not sure what to say other than it is beautiful Dan. Absolutely perfect combinations of woods. That is a home run in my books.
But now I am going to go out in the shop toss all the pieces for my next segment job...gee thanks...or wait a year to post it...lol
Seriously excellent work my friend...
Oh....and Go Army!
Gary
Hi Gary! Thanks!
Gorgeous!!
Awesome piece Dan!! Just getting into segmentation and learning from all of your videos. thanks for sharing. Denis Beamish Cambridge Ontario Canada
Precioso el trabajo y la madera impresionante como quedo
Absolutely gorgeous bowl, Dan!
Eccellente lavoro come sempre maestro 😊
I am always so happy when you post a new video...another gorgeous masterpiece!
That quilted maple may be hard to work with but it’s stunning to look at. Beautiful work.
Muito bom você é mestre obrigado
Just found your channel. Beautiful piece!
Wow Dan, that is just gorgeous. What kinds of wood did you use for that? Between the music that you use for your videos and your always beautiful turnings I am always mesmerized.
Hi Scott, thanks for watching. That was western quilted maple, walnut, ebony and paduak.
Wow
Beautiful work Harvey say's Hi
Hi David! Thanks for watching. Tell him I said Howdy!
where do you get the large band clamps. great work nice designs and great looking wood combinations.
Thank you for watching. I ordered them off of eBay. As you're likely already aware, most of the band clamps at Lowes or Home Depot are sized too small.
Mr. Livingston, thank u for the video. Question.. if shopping for used lathe.. What do i need to look for in purchasing one.. (hobbyist.. newby, low budget) motor speed/power? size?
Hi, thank you for watching. Swing distance is a measurement from the center of the head spindle to the lathe bed times 2. If you want to turn bowls like this one, you might want to look for a lathe that has a swing of 16 inches or more. In other words, if the swing is 16 inches, you'll be able to make bowls that are 16 inches wide. If, on the otherhand, you will be turning pens and other small projects, you may want to consider a midi-lathe. Midi-lathes, like the Delta, are great for beginners. All of that said, I like the Nova line of lathes. If you go with a Nova, or other newer lathe, you will want a DVR motor, which doesn't require changing belts on pullies. I hope that this helps you. If you hit the lottery any time soon, go buy a Robust Sweet Sixteen lathe. $$$
Dan what table saw blade do you use? How many teeth and what kerf? Thanks...simply amazing bowl
Hi, thank you for watching. I use the Forrest Woodworker II thin kerf blade with 40t. It's 3/32 inch and has 20 degree hook. The tips are C-4 carbide. It's a very nice blade and I highly recommend.
Dan Livingston Makes Thanks Dan
Sometimes you share your cutting summary output from your Woodturner Pro software. I'm at the stage with my software tool in learning feature ring design. Could you share the summary for this bowl? Thanks in advance.
Sure! Send me your email address to danlivingston@comcast.net and I will send the WP file for this project.
Dan, In the summary you sent me (thanks) ring five is the feature ring a is 1.75in thick, but in the video there are two rings you glue to form that ring. Is splitting that ring done within the Lamination PRO software?
@@trunyan5080 Yes. It's cut in half to make upper and lower halves. The halfs are then "flipped" and glue back together. Lamination Pro will help you immensely.
Dan, bom dia. Você sabe me dizer se eu encontro essa bracadeira que você usa para unir os pedacos de madeira no ALIEXPRESS? Sou do Basil. Obrigado.
Hi Edival, thank you for watching. I bought those hose clamp rings on www.ebay.com. They are available there in multiple sizes.
What species of wood did you use i recognized some of but not all of them
Thanks for watching. Western quilted maple, walnut, paduak, and ebony.
For a hobby, the average working man couldn't afford the equipment.
Ok, thanks for sharing. I'm not exactly sure how else to respond other than to agree that, yes, woodworking in general can be an expensive hobby.
Beautiful!!! I wish I could cut angles like you do!!!
Hi, thanks for watching. You can. It's easy. The key is making sure that your table saw blade is properly aligned with your table saw top. Then make sure that your cross-cut sled is adjusted and away you go. It really isn't hard. If you were my neighbor, we'd have it figured out in 15 mins.
@@LivingstonBrothersWoodcraft Thanks!