A Simple But Cool Illusion For All Levels - Wood Turning
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- Опубліковано 24 сер 2023
- This Illusion is basic but lots of fun to do. Has a very cool effect.
Made from Cherry, Walnut, Padauk and Osage Orange
Thanks to Luie for the Osage Orange
Luie's page: / @spindlesworkshop9744
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Papa,
Beautiful. Just improbably beautiful! I have a soft spot in my little black heart for videos that make me smile. My current smile is a full on ear to ear grin 😋.
Thank you.
Keep the aspidistra flying!
God bless,
Paul
Well thank you Paul. I probably do not smile enough but that is another story. But I sure got a good smile from your comment. Thanks for that and thanks for watching,
Gary
Awesome, amazing 3D figure, and color of Osage orange is so beautiful, great,👍👍👍👍👍
Thank you so much Gao!
Take care my friend,
Gary
you have inspired me again , thanks ,Bryan McCabe, aka,the woodbutcher
Thank you very much Bryan.
Gary aka...well I better not say LOL
That is so so cool! You made the most out of that cracked up piece of Osage 👍 that illusion is so very cool. I think you should make a video on how to do it👍
Thank you so much for mentioning me!!!
Well thank you Luie! I was waiting for the right piece of wood to use and all this time it was sitting under one of my benches. I think it was the perfect place for the Osage Orange. I was actually fun trying to get all the pieces out of it.
Had me a little worried because had I messed up one segment I was up that creek as they say. And I really did not want to go more than the two rows just because I wanted the illusion to really stand out.
I sure appreciate you sending me this piece as I know when you turned yours you really loved the wood.
I have all the details worked out for the video and it got even easier as I was doing it. When I show how to make the pattern I will reveal another thing that will make it like falling off a log. Maybe even a log of Osage Orange LOL.
Take care,
Gary
Gary I think that is your best segmented illusion yet.
Well thank you Bryon. I do like it and sometimes less can be more. This is easier to see the illusion than some.
Thanks for watching,
Gary
I'm still shaking my head Gary.. I would love to see how to make it.. I watch Louie and I think he is great also. Stay cool 😎 and keep them coming. I hope I see you on the next one
Thanks so much Albert and I have the main part of the video worked out. I just need to do it now. Coming soon!
Thanks for watching,
Gary
Gary, we're all glad you love geometry, your art just wouldn't be the same.
Thank you very much Dave. Follow up for this is coming and I think I took most of the heavy geometry out of it. I suppose it is still there but not many will notice.
Take care,
Gary
Beautiful job, again, Gary. My wife(the quilter) even watched this video. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you Ron. I admire the quilting people and would probably love doing it. Just not sure how good I would be at it.
Thank your wife for me,
Gary
Now you've made me dizzy again, Gary! Not from the pattern but from the geometry and mostly from how you even conceive these beautiful masterpieces! Even if I had a pile of segments in front of me and a pattern to go by, I wouldn't be able to assemble them. You are the segment master for sure AND have the gift of being able to explain what you are doing! 50 years from now when we are gone there is going to be a whole new group of segment turners, thanks to you! Great job, professor! 😊
Phil
Well thank you Phil. I suppose it does seem easy to me but I spend a lot of time making sure it will work. And it is in my blood so that is all I can say.
Be careful I may send you a box of segments to play with and see what happens LOL.
I just love doing any kind of wood turning and hoping this will caring on. Just like you do and as a matter or fact in a few weeks you will see something that people will say it has Phil written all over it and it does.
Thank you my friend and till the next time...see ya later,
Gary
Great illusion and a beautiful bowl Gary I will be watching for the follow up video
Thank you Tim. I hope to have something in a few weeks.
Take care,
Gary
Osage Orange, Bois d'arc, Maclura pomifera is one of my favorite woods. Yes, I have many favorite woods. Haha. It grows well here in Central Texas. Many beautiful things can be made with it. I have made beads and pendants out of it. It polishes like stone. It also eats chainsaw chains. Haha The thorns on the tree will remove parts of your body quite easily. The fruit looks like a softball sized green brain and can be thrown, but then your hands will be very sticky. Old ranchers here used to keep a Bois d'arc stick in their trucks for when they work working cattle and needed a prod. Some ranchers lined their fence rows with the trees to encourage the cattle to stay on the property. I think your project is awesome.
Thank you Travis and very interesting information on the tree. All I can say is I am sure glad it was a block of wood he sent and not the tree LOL.
Thanks for watching,
Gary
Great looking illusion bowl, Thanks for sharing.
Thank you Glen and thanks for watching,
Gary
Another stunning illusion. The Osage is a very beautiful wood.
Thank you Bob and it sure is. Which it grew more here.
Thanks for watching,
Gary
Red, white and blue works for me also. 🎉. Another great turning. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you Doug. Yes they have some very powerful meanings for me.
Thanks for watching my friend,
Gary
Absolutely amazing, Gary! SWMBO loves it, too. Great techniques and awesome instructions! Nicely done, my friend.
Take care,
…..Gord
Thanks so much Gord. Hope you are doing well my friend. I miss that handsome face on my computer screen.
Take care,
Gary
Love this illusion. I'd love to see as video about dimensioning the box.
Thanks so much and I will try to get one done soon.
Thanks for watching,
Gary
That is brilliant once again, Gary. Please post in another videos the details to make one. Thanks again and take care.
Thanks so much Malcolm. I am working on the new video now. Well I am working out all the steps so it will be easier for me to explain it.
Take care,
Gary
I love how the chatoyancy suddenly pops out with just the first coat of lacquer.
Thanks Jim. I think that is everyone's favorite thing to see. Later today I will be seeing that on a new wood I have not turned.
Thanks for watching,
Gary
Good evening, Gary.
"I can see Red White and Blue and that's good enough for me." 🇺🇲 Excellent!
Your project had me in suspense. Absolutely perfect. Thanks for showing the first coat of lacquer. Man, that brought it to life. I would surely enjoy trying to make one of these as well. Very nice, Gary.
Thank you Ray and I was sure you would understand the colors I favor.
I will have something soon that should be very easy to do.
Take care my friend,
Gary
@@ThePapa1947 I always look forward to your next turning. 🇺🇲
Brilliant piece as usual Gary, great work and video. Yes please, the video will be great to see.
Thank you Japie and the video will be coming soon.
Gary
Amazing, Gary! Brilliant illusion and even better craftsmanship in assembling and turning this bowl. Your work is exceptional. Thanks!
Thanks so much Greg I appreciate your comments and thanks for watching,
Gary
You’ll enjoy watching that Osage turn from yellow to a beautiful brown.
Perhaps I will and I will enjoy what ever it does. But i have been told Purple Heart will change and Padauk will change. I think it might be where it is kept. But this is the first Osage Orange I have done so I will let you know what it does.
Thanks for your comment
You sir are a true artist. I already subscribe to lies channel. You are a mentor to me. I would like you to make the video on. Ot needing geometry. Thank you for sharing your incredible turnings.
Thanks so much Richard. I appreciate your comments.
I have been working on the simple way and will have something put together in a few weeks I hope.
Thanks for watching,
Gary
Great looking piece. I would love to see a demo video of making this shape. I Think i'll have to chase up the video of making the sled as well. As always thanks heaps for sharing your videos with us Gary. Cheers Bruce
Thank you Bruce. I have the video in the works and I plan on mentioning what you will need for a sled. Or what I use and the only thing I would use.
See you soon,
Gary
Beautiful piece and interesting process. Full view and Like 👍
Thank you very much for watching Allen and taking time to comment.
Take care,
Gary
Yes please! Show the easy method to produce the illusion bowl. I have some Osage Orange given to me and it is fabulous to give contrast.
Thank you Dennis and the video is in the works. I do love the Osage Orange. It is such a brilliant color.
Thanks for watching,
Gary
Very cool. Very pretty. Those woods really make the illusion pop.
Thank you Chris. For sure it is the right choice of wood for making an illusion. Not matter how well they fit the shadowing effect is what it is all about. I just love doing these. It is like the magic tricks I always wanted to learn as a kid.
Thanks for watching,
Gary
Wow Gary. Your machinists precision really shows on these type projects. I’m not worthy ! 😂
Thank you Moe and sure you are. Maybe my new video coming out on this will help.
Take care,
Gary
Being Scottish I'd have melted at that temperature!! I was so intent on you gluing the illusion bits together that I completely forgot that this was a woodturning video ... sooo looking forward to seeing what the end result is 😁
Just stunning and the colour change of the wood as you rotate it adds to the overall result ... absolutely fantastic (as usual) 👍
Thank you very much Barry and happy you got to the end. I really like the piece a lot. Was so lucky to get that piece of Osage Orange from Luie.
Take care,
Gary
It took me twelve hours to watch your illusion. Busy. Beautiful.
Thank you Khan. Been very busy around here as well. But I can get back out to the shop and make some more things.
Take care,
Gary
Your illusion videos are just beyond amazing Gary. I would definitely be interested in seeing a video on how to make this cube. Do not understand geometry at all so I’m hoping that you can show us all how it is done. Thanks for sharing 👍👍👍👍👍.
Thanks so much Scott. The reason I am excited about doing the follow up is just for the reason you stated.
If you know how to connect dots you will love this video. It may sound technical but ignore that and you will be fine.
I just need to explain some cool things LOL.
Take care,
Gary
Incredible!!! Only way this could be improved is those cookies you mentioned - of course you'd have to eat them all to view the bottom. I'm sure that instructional video you mentioned would be welcomed by many of us viewers. Thanks so much for this. I enjoy your segmented turning videos the most.
Thanks so much Jim. Having a birthday party here tomorrow and maybe some cookies or zucchini bread might find a temporary home in it.
Thanks for watching,
Gary
Hi Gary, Yes as usual you hit it out of the park. Yes I would like to see a video on the layout. Ron USCG RET
Thanks so much Ron. I have the follow up all worked out and just need to find the time to put it all together so it makes sense to everyone and not just me.
Thanks for watching,
Gary
Thank you@@ThePapa1947
Gary yes I would like to see how you come up with the crazy but beautiful designs. I wish I lived closer to you.
Thank you Kevin. I just about finished the video today. Coming soon.
Gary
276th LOL,
You really surpassed yourself on this one Gary.
Luie is such a kind and generous person.
I would love to see the simple way of this being done.
Take care my friend.
Hwyl, Huw
Thank you Huw! You are all No. 1 to me.
Working on the new video right now.
Take care!
Hwyl,
Gary
Very beautiful ! My choice for the most beautiful turning you’ve made - to date. Would love to see a video on how to make this turning.
Thanks so much Bob! It was sure easier than some of the others. I spent a few minutes this morning on the future video on this.
I wanted to walk through the steps to be sure it is easy to understand. And that it will work on what ever size is made.
So I will try and do something in a few weeks or so.
Take care my friend,
Gary
Another great segmented piece! Thanks.
Thank you Julian and thanks for watching,
Gary
Gary, another fantastic and amazing video. Your 3D projection is perfect along with the beautiful wood selection. I would be very interested in a video of how to make a 3D projection.
Thanks so much Kent and I will be doing one real soon. Not sure if it should be a Friday video or just a bonus. Depends how long of a video it ends up.
Take care,
Gary
Wow, this bowl is so amazing...you are such a master with geometry! Yes, I would love to see a video of how to make one of these!
Thank you Carol and it has been decided I will do the video. But I decided that 3 days ago.
Thanks for watching,
Gary
Gary, a video on how to would be great. I love it when you take turning to the next level. A great job.
Thanks Gerald, the video will be coming soon.
Thanks for watching,
Gary
Fantastic. You have ny attention. Waiting for your next video.
Thank you John I will be working on it real soon.
Thanks for watching,
Gary
I really love this piece! So neat to see the illusion. Yes I would like to see how you laid it out and made the illusion. Thanks for sharing!
Thank you Tim and I am working on the follow up right now.
Take care,
Gary
Well, you've done it again. Fascinating piece and terrific video! Sure, give us the how-to.
Thank you Josh. I think it will be fun walking through the steps on this one.
Thanks for watching,
Gary
Great illusion platter Gary.
Thanks so much Jack and thanks for watching,
Gary
Gary, that is an awesome piece! You are a brilliant craftsman. The choice of woods you used was perfect. I would much enjoy and appreciate a simplified video on how to do that with limited math skills. Again that is amazing. Thank you for the great video! Try to stay cool in the heat wave.
Glenn
Thanks so much Glen. So there will be no geometry to speak of. (It will be there but you will not know it or need to) but a calculator might be called upon and a pencil to write down some dimensions.
The rest will be up to you to set you sled or fixture up to make the cuts. Easy money!
I am getting real excited about doing this and I have a few weeks where I can work on it. I just want to make it real easy to understand. I know I have issues understanding where others may not(too many years of working to close tolerances)
But I will get it worked out soon.
Thanks for watching,
Gary
In a word...Outstanding!! That may be up there with the best you've done. I for one would love to see a video on how to make that illusion easily.
Thank up Todd. I have to say the Osage Orange brought it all to life. I knew when I put the fist triangle in place it was going to be a perfect look.
The video on how it is done is coming soon.
Take care my friend,
Gary
I love your comment: "I can see red, white, and blue, and that works for me." Amen!
Thank you brother happy you got that.
I like the way the cube changes as you turn it. Yes I would like to see a video on how to make this one.
Thank you Tim, Even though it is flat it almost looks like it warps as it turns. Simple but a cool effect.
Follow up video coming soon.
Gary
That's a fantastic piece! Thanks for sharing. Yes please to a video on laying out this project.
Thank you Rich. Follow up video is coming soon.
Thanks for watching,
Gary
Super cool Gary! U always do such a wonderful job. I wouldn't mind seeing how to make that illusion. Thx and take care.
Thank you very much. I have it all worked out now I just need to figure out the best way to present the information so it makes sense but it will be coming soon.
Take care,
Gary
Wow!!! Thanks man. You Never cease to amaze!! The only bummer is that I have to wait till next Friday for your next amazing project.
Thank you so much Barry. Sorry but one a week has be scrambling LOL. I actually had a simple one ready for today but decided to run this one as I finished it last night. Now today i finished another but I will do the one I was going to do today.
If you got all that congratulations because now I am confused LOL.
Anyway thanks for your comments and thanks for watching,
Gary
@@ThePapa1947 😂
Very nice! Yes, it would be nice to see how the segments are done.
Thank you Paul. I have it just about all worked out. Now if I can convey the information so it makes sense. We will find out in a few weeks.
Take care,
Gary
Not only is it beautiful, it’s mind bending. I would enjoy seeing the video on how to make it. You are the master of your craft and a true joy to watch. Keep up the great work.
Thank you Dale! I worked on the video today and will have it done soon.
Take care,
Gary
That is fantastic! Your quick removal of the 12 segment template helped me understand how you positioned your segment cutting jig angles. That makes much more sense then setting the front and back faces separately. Oh, at first I thought you were going full 3D and make one of your “bowl from a board”. Maybe it will be your next one!
Thank you very much Lee. I think do a BFB with this shape would distort the illusion and give it kind of a cartoon look.
I have a dizzy bowl that when the blocks reach the side they are really stretched out. Looks ok but just not sure I would like it here. But who knows maybe someday.
Thanks for watching,
Gary
@@ThePapa1947 If there was a way to avoid the image distortion in a BFB you’d be the man to figure it out.
Wow! That's absolutely gorgeous ❤ I have quilting magazines that have som pretty amazing patterns that would work for segmented turning! Maybe someday I'll try them!
Heather
Thank you Heather. That is what got me interested in doing these. Seeing some of the amazing quilts being made.
Now me making a quilt would be another story. It might look better just as a ball of yarn LOL
Thanks for watching,
Gary
Gary, Fantastic project with great results! I am amazed with all of your ventures in geometric illusions. I would love to see the particulars of this latest project. Please keep them coming!
Thanks so much Michael. Follow up is coming soon.
Thanks for watching.
Gary
That is really cool Gary. When I would draw that shape out on paper. I would alway put a dot in the middle. So it's kind of neat to see it in wood.
Thank you Laura. For sure this shape is based on that dot in the middle. Were you just making drawings of it or using the drawing to help make something else?
Thanks for watching,
Gary
Wow that turned out really nice. The contrast of the Osage Orange with the other woods really makes the cube float. I would be interested to learn how to design this pattern.
Thanks!
Thanks so much Greg. The follow up to this is in the works.
Thanks for watching,
Gary
You have a LOT of patience! Very cool project! It's been extremely warm here in Missouri this summer. I'm ready for fall weather 😊
Thank you Doug. I am sure it is much hotter where you are at. This is just out of the norm for us.
Happy you liked the turning and thanks for watching,
Gary
Gary, AWESOME again, yes, a layout video would just be perfect, thanks
Thank you Chuck. I did the layout video a few weeks ago. Click the notification bell and you will get notified when I put a video out.
Thanks for watching,
Gary
Here it is: ua-cam.com/video/i0L5JS8co8g/v-deo.html&ab_channel=ThePapa1947
Hi Gary What a superb turning, the woods blend together so well. Please do a video.
Thanks so much Jim. Heading out to the shop right now to add one more section to the video and it will be done.
Coming soon,
Gary
Hi Gary. Beautiful bowl and fantastic illusion. Yes, I would love to learn how you laid out the illusion with a compass and no measurements. Please make a follow up video! Thanks, Steve
Thank you Steve and I am working on the follow up video right now.
Thanks for watching,
Gary
This is amazing Gary! Very cool! Thank you sir!👍🏻👍🏻
Thank you Bruce I appreciate you watching and commenting,
Gary
Beautiful! And agreed, it's not supposed to get that hot here!
Thank you John. Seems to be cooling down now and maybe some rain coming.
Thanks for watching,
Gary
You are an absolute artist Gary! Well done!
Thank you John I I appreciate your comment. I really enjoy making things like this. Happy you liked it.
Take care,
Gary
Loved this one. You sure got your miters exact!
Thank you very much. Wedgie sleds really help with that. And I added a special location just for cutting the 30 degree angle since I use it a lot.
Thanks for watching,
Gary
I’ll definitely be making this one! Thanks for sharing your talent and yes, please share the layout video (although the geometry doesn’t scare me)…
Thank you Trey! I love geometry and when I show how this can be done it will feel like cheating.
But it did take a few math formulas to work out the easy way.
Take care,
Gary
I have watched a lot of your videos. I have not always remembered to hit like but I love everything of yours that I have ever seen but I got to say that this one may very well be the best you have ever done!!!
Thank you very much John Paul. I do appreciate your comments and thanks for taking time to comment. Much appreciated.
Take care,
Gary
That is a great video and a wonderful piece. I would very much like to learn how you laid out the geometric design. Thanks for all your fantastic instruction!
Lyle
Thank you very much Lyle and I will have the follow up for this in a few weeks.
Thanks for watching,
Gary
Absolutely amazing Gary! Awesome work.
Thanks so much Keith and thanks for watching,
Gary
Very cool! Thanks for sharing your knowledge with us!
Thanks so much Dianne and thanks for watching.
Take care,
Gary
That is absolutely gorgeous! I wish I had the tools to be able to get something like that out and make one. I still would not mind a lesson which I would save making notes, of course, so maybe make one at a later date. You have several shop my tools like some of your guides that I would also like to be taught how to do. You and Phil Anderson I heard she’s very inspirational with yawls artistry. Thank you so much for continuing to share.
Thank you Lynda, I will be doing the follow up video soon so it might help a lot.
Thanks for watching,
Gary
Seems you've done it again, yet another amazing creation.... Thank you for sharing...
Thank you Larry and thanks for watching,
Gary
Wow…you are so creative….I would appreciate a video on how to create and cut as well as a layout/plan of the illusion
Thanks!
Thank you very much Edward. I will have something in a few weeks showing how I did this.
Thanks for watching,
Gary
That is absolutely beautiful. I'd love to see another video on this illusion.
Thanks so much Jean and you will be seeing another video on this illusion soon.
Take care,
Gary
Another stunning illusion and segmented piece. Well done. Would really like to see a video of the layout process.
Thank you John and you will next week!
Take care,
Gary
Wow Gary, This is awesome! love watching your videos. and The finish looks great.
Thanks so much Dave I love having you watch them.
Take care my friend,
Gary
Well done Gary! Excellent work 👏
Thank you very much I appreciate you watching,
Gary
Thank you Luie...what a great gift.
It really turned out great Gary. I'm assuming that your shop has a low roof. Not that 104 is cold but a high ceiling would help. Love the bowl/serving tray.
Thank you Rick. Well my head does not hit the celling but I can not fit a basket ball hoop in here. I suppose I could raise it up but then I would loose storage space.
These temperatures are not normal for us but maybe they are going to be made the normal.
I suppose the positive side is a lower room is easier to heat than a taller one.
But the good thing is I can go inside to cool off or warm up LOL.
Thanks for watching,
Gary
Gary just fantastic mate, when you sprayed on the lacquer it really came to life what a great job, well done. and yes I am very interested in the easy option for that design
Thank you very much Alan. Good news I finished the video this morning and will up load in a few weeks.
Take care,
Gary
I’ll get line for the class on the illusion training. Really I joyed the video. You make it look easy!
Thank you Steve, I have it all worked out and it will be even easier than I thought.
Might be a few weeks before I can get to it.
Thanks for watching,
Gary
Very cool, Gary. If one were to turn the out bottom, what would happen to the illusion? I'd like to see the additional video you talked about. Good stuff & keep it coming. Thanks.
Thank you Louis. It would look interesting but it might distort the illusion. Some of the pieces would get wider looking. Mostly along the outer section. But it might be pretty cool looking.
Thanks for watching,
Gary
About the coolest thing I’ve seen on UA-cam. Please do the video showing how it is made!
Thank you Wayne. I was working on the video this morning. I want it to be easy to explain and understand.
I think I have it worked out.
Take care,
Gary
Yes, Please a video for laying out this piece. Thanks.
Sure Lauri thing and it will be out in a week.
Thanks for watching,
Gary
It's a great shame that most schools (in the UK) no longer teach geometric construction but rely on the computer 'geometry' more than ever. But I've had several occasions over the last twenty years where students studying Design Technology have struggled with certain designs because they did not have access to the correct computer software - in some cases resulting in guessing the design. An example was my son wanting to construct a 'cam with instaneous fall' His teacher had not a clue how to set it out - all that the majority of teachers can achieve on cam design is an ellipse. I showed my son on when designing cams the importance of a displacement diagram. His teacher invited me to the school to show a class how this achieved. Over the next few weeks I instructed - how to divide a line into equal lengths without calculation - polygons - true lengths of 3D angled lines,etc.
So it may be an idea for you to demonstrate simple geometric techniques - resulting in a practical application. As a fellow pattermaker I'm certain this would be of interest to many.
The visible striking piece you have produced here is a credit to you. I look forward to your next creation!
Thank you Anthony. I think they area skipping a lot of the basics in math anymore. I remember showing apprentices how to subtract a number that had a higher fraction than the number they were subtracting from without a calculator and in your head. Along with other math tricks I hardly use anymore. Similar to figuring out how long ago it was for something in the 1900's to our current year. Basic math but a lot struggle with it today because of computers and calculators.
I think the things that excite us in math bore others.
I will show how to draw this shape and then break it down to even easier way to get it done. But a drawing is good to help see where you are going. A little road map.
Thanks for watching,
Gary
I'd like to see how the illusion is made with drawings. The best thing I've learned from you is using hot glue to place a temporary tendon on my vessels and removing the tendon with denatured alcohol. I've almost used 100 glue sticks in my glue gun. I wasn't too sure what I was going to do with my glue gun, but it has become an integral tool in my collection. Thank you!!!
Thank you Rusty. I find the hot glue gun to be a very handy tool as well.
I will be doing the follow up on this illusion soon.
Thanks for watching,
Gary
Wow! Outstanding piece, Gary! Thank you for another excellent video!
Hope it has cooled down for you! We've also been in the oven here in the Ozarks.
Thanks so much Peter. I am sure where you are at is much hotter feeling but we just are not used to this.
Next year will probably be a cold spell LOL
Thanks for watching,
Gary
Lovely, the geometry nut in me is inspired 😊
Thank you Craig. I do love geometry and I remember when I first found the tangent button on the latest calculator.
Sure made my job a lot easier.
Thanks for watching,
Gary
I love this. Would like to see how you would lay it out. Thank you for sharing. Have a great day and stay safe.🙂🙂
Thank you very much Glen and you will see how it can be laid out in a week.
Thanks for watching,.
Gary
Another fantastic illusion! Please make another video on how to make it in more detail.
Thank you for all your how-to videos
Thank you very much Bruce. The video is almost done. I just want to add a section at the end to show how to dial in a perfect cut for the angle. Coming soon!
Take care,
Gary
You're the man Gary!
Thank you Bill, I appreciate your comment. Take care my friend,
Gary
Really cool piece.looks great.certainly would like to see how it's done easier.
Coming soon! And thanks for watching,
Gary
Thats so cool! Yes please Gary I for one would love to see how its made!
Thank you Ron and working on that video right now.
Thanks for watching,
Gary
Hi Gary,
I love your illusion pieces and this one is truly beautiful!
Per your instructions, I actually managed to make one and everyone is amazed at it. I always tell the truth and tell him it's not my creation. That is yours!
I would love love love to see the easy way to make this one, so please make the video!
Thanks for this video and all the videos you produce for us!
Tom
Thanks so much Tom and happy you were able to do one of them. I think you will love this one for sure,
It will be very easy but like anything it will be up to you to make exact cuts of the pieces. But that applies to anything we make so I know you will do well.
Follow video is in the makings,
Gary
Another beauty Gary. Cheers Deno.
Thank you Deno!
Take care,
Gary
I really like this and would like to try it myself Thank You ,with your help of course !!!
Thank you Roger and the video is in the makings,
Take care,
Gary
Im just in absolute awe , the amount of work , time and skill , i cant get over it , Gary ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Thank you very much Vini I appreciate your comments and thanks for watching,
Gary
Great work as always ! I would love to see how to lay this out with a compass and might even try my hand at it. Thanks for all your great ideas and great work !
Thank you very much Earl and you will see it a week from today.
Thanks for watching,
Gary
It looks amazing Gary!!
Thanks so much Clayton and thanks for watching,
Gary
Very nice, Gary. Down here in East Texas, we have quite a lot of Osage Orange (a.k.a. Bodark or Bois D' Arc). Some of my wood turner friends here don't like turning it when dry since it becomes very hard. Personally, I have turned it once or twice and did not find it too difficult to turn. The wood does make nice bowls with great chatoyance in the grain. I think your turning proves that point!! Yeah, I'd like to see the video you mentioned making the design without using math and a compass just to see how you do it. Thanks for sharing!!!
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Thanks John. It is a dense wood that seems a little hard but I find it turns fine. Easier than Black Locust that is fully dry or Camellia.
Working on the simple method. Actually been working on it before I even started this one.
Thanks for watching,
Gary