Segmented Wood Turning With One Amazing Ring
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- Опубліковано 25 сер 2024
- I glue up one segmented ring and it becomes 5 rings before I am done.
Just another way to do a bowl from a board.
I use Maple, Cherry and Burnt Oak AKA Cambia Oak
I used Minwax Wipe On Poly and Acks Sanding Paste and Polish Restore Paste for the finish.
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You are watching how I do things and not suggesting others should do it the way I do.
You need to know your machines and how to use them. Follow how the manufacture says to use them safely.
Look up other turnings I have done:
Dizzy Twister Turnings Segmented Turnings
Feature Rings Staves
20 minute bowl
Great gift or a craft show sales
Star bowl Block bowl
Tumbling bowls Emerging Bowls Black Locust Vase
Droop Bowl Offset Bowl Barrel of Blocks Star Bowl Bowl in a Bowl
Droop Bowl Lathe modifications Lacquer Shellac Friction Polish
Abrasive Paste Polishing Paste Wipe on Poly Black Locust Hollow Form
Multi Axis Square Bowl Siberian Elm Hollow Form
Dodecahedron Soccer Ball Sphere Olive Wood Turnings Illusions Segmented Vase
Tangent Stave Turning
I have learned more from you on so many levels than probably anyone on UA-cam. Thank you for passing on so much knowledge. I truly am grateful.
Thank you Daniel I appreciate your comments.
Take care,
Gary
Your bowl looks beautiful. I’d love to see you vary the angles of each ring and maybe use a couple of boards
Thanks Chet. I do have a video where I use 3 different angles.
ua-cam.com/video/0zJlsPsNKxM/v-deo.htmlsi=OGlpt2kNWTaEcfsU
Using 2 boards matching the grain will be harder to do. At least with a non segmented board
Thanks for watching,
Gary
I love your videos I’ve learned a lot. Thank you! I have discovered if you line all your pieces up with the glue side up and a shim to keep them level and something to push them against I can just put glue on all of them then grab them one by one and put them together instead of spreading glue one at a time.
Thank Chad I appreciate you watching. Lots of ways to glue the pieces together. The best way is what works for you.
They all seem to about the same amount of time.
Thanks for watching,
Gary
Hermoso trabajo,felicitaciones!,muchas gracias por compartir sus conocimientos con tanta generosidad!,lo saludo desde Argentina!!!🤗
Desde Oregon hasta Argentina muchas gracias por tus amables palabras.
Cuidarse,
gary
Hi Gary...
Really beautiful bowl with an amazing finish...
I would like to see another bowl.. shallow this time.. perhaps without staggering the pattern...
Instructive video as always...
Take care my friend...All the best.....Andy
Thank you Andy. I also have thought about not staggering them. Staggering them does make the bowl stronger but I have done these types with only one layer so no stagger on those. But I have an option for making them strong enough.
Not like it will be used for a Frisbee LOL.... I THINK!
Take care,
Gary
Love it!! I think a nice shallow bowl would be very nice.. I wish i could get you a few of the rose wood cedar i've been turning. I think you would really Enjoy turning it..
Thank you very much Chris. Shallow bowl will be coming pretty soon.
Rose wood cedar sounds very interesting.
Thanks for watching,
Gary
That’s a lovely segmented bowl Gary let’s go for a shallow bowl with the other disc…keep turning Gary thankyou for sharing
Thank you Ronnie. I did make the shallow bowl.
ua-cam.com/video/bGcRLGWMn5c/v-deo.html&ab_channel=ThePapa1947
Thanks for watching,
Gary
Please try a sallow dish !! As usual a nice job😁
Thanks Jerry. Already made it
ua-cam.com/video/bGcRLGWMn5c/v-deo.htmlsi=0aFEqBoXRvk18IBF
Super nice.
Thank you Doug!
Looks great
Thank you Chris. Much appreciated.
Gary
Nice job. I would like you to make a shallow dish using multiple angles.
Thank you Don. I have started the design for a shallow bowl. In order to keep it shallow it would have to be just one cut. Each cut will add 3/4 of an inch. But I may consider cutting the thickness down. Hmm you just got me thinking.
Thanks this just might be the answer.
Gary
I'm pretty sure I know we're they sent you in 1967. Welcome home. Thank you for your service. I enjoy your videos very much. Thank you for sharing. I hope to see you on the next one
Thank you very much Albert and I am guessing you were over there as well. Welcome how yourself if you were and even if you were not.
Take care,
Gary
Shallow dish, please. I can see the two as a nice set for serving salad and bread. Beautiful! Thank you, Gary
Thank you Gwynn and for sure I will be making something shallow out of the other piece.
Thanks for watching,
Gary
I liked your jigs. The bowl is great. From one Papa to another....
Lowell - aka Papa
Thank you Lowell. Happy you enjoy my jigs. From one papa to another.
Gary
Dish young man
A dish it will be. Young man??? Hey I like that LOL
I love to watch you turn segmented bowls and bowls from a board! This video is the best of both worlds!!! Thank you!!! I’d love to see you make a shallow bowl or plate with your extra blank!!!
Thanks so much Albin and a shallow turning it will be.
Take care,
Gary
I like that segmented bowel.
Thank you very much!
very good ideas
Many many thanks Toby and thanks for watching,
Gary
Thank you for your service Gary. My father was a survivor of the Vietnam war and was my real life hero. Happy turning my friend and thanks for your helpful explanation of everything that you do. 😊
Thank you very much Edward. I served in an infantry company in Vietnam from Nov. 67-Nov68
Happy you enjoyed the video.
Gary
Gary if I watch enough of your videos I might eventually learn to cut segmented bowls based on your instructions. Has nothing to do with your instructions but my comprehension. I just live to sit back and watch a master do his thing. Very relaxing and pretty soon the video is over and I hadn’t learned anything-just enjoyed the video. I’ve got to start paying attention!!! Thanks buddy.
Thank you very much my friend.
I am sure you could figure it out. Just take one step at a time.
Happy you enjoy my videos.
Take care,
Gary
Go for the shallow style. I'd like to see them stacked at the end.
Thank you David! That is the plan.
Thanks for watching,
Gary
A great description of a bowl from a board Gary and a great result. Much appreciated. Cheers Deno
Thanks so much Deno and Cheers to you my friend,
Gary
Cool
Thank you very much and thanks for watching,
Gary
❤❤❤❤❤great job ❤❤❤❤❤
Thanks so much!
I love all your segmented bowls. I would take every one of them. You could sure sell them.
Thank you Patty and I am sure I could sell them but it is hard to do. I get pretty attached to a lot of them.
But I really should figure out a way to sell some as I am running out of room and my wife says 20 turnings on the dinning room table is a bit much LOL.
Thanks for watching,
Gary
Thanks for sharing some of your tips and jigs. I vote for a shallow bowl for the next one.
Thank you Rick. I have the swallow one all planned out now.
Maybe in a few weeks.
Thanks for watching.
Gary
Great design! Great craftmanship! Clever jigs! Can't beat that!
Thanks so much Jim I appreciate your comments.
Gary
Gosh, Gary! You just keep coming up with projects for me to try sometime in the future. My list was supposed to be getting shorter, not longer! 😵💫🤣🤪 And yes to a shallower version.
Well I would like to say sorry for adding projects to your list but I wont LOL.
The things I add to my own list just keeps building. Just crazy ideas I want to try.
I knew this one would work but put it off for a long time. I thought it was a pretty good trick in making a segmented bowl
Shallow version is been requested and I think I have my final design. I had to change my drawing a few times till I figured out the easy way. Good thing I did it in my CAD program or I would have wore out the eraser on my pencil haha.
Gary
Gary it turned in to a wonderful bowl, I really like the extra bits as well, well done 🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌
Thank you Douglas I appreciate your comments and thanks for watching,
Gary
Cambia Oak you mispelled it in the description. I had to investigate because I've never seen any type of oak that dark, absolutely beautiful!
Happy you found it. It is only dark because they burn it. Most people call it Burnt Oak but where I buy it they label it Cambia Oak.
Thanks for watching.
Gary
Attempt number 12 ... let's see if this is deleted .....
I love this type of bowl, I think it's because it's a simple but effective method of making a bowl, not only that but it wastes very little wood, especially if you create it in this way ... it's a beautiful piece 😁
Yes, a shallow bowl version of this would be nice to see, showing how the angle you cut the rings at affects the overall shape of the bowl 👍
Thank you Barry. It was fun to do for sure. It would not have takes much more to have individual segmented rows but it would have take a lot more glue up. I think I have a final design for the shallow version.
Thanks for watching,
Gary
Gary, a platter would be nice.
It is in the line up and will get to it soon.
Gary
Yes please the shallow bowl. Beautiful.
Thank you Khan and a shallow bowl is being planned.
Take care,
Gary
Hi I think the dish would be the wish of your followers, great bowl.👍🌞🐝
Thanks Jim. Stay tuned 😎
Beautiful segmented bowl Gary. Thanks for the video!
Thank you Madonna and thanks for watching,
Gary
Nice segmented bowl. I think a platter and bowl combination would look really great.
Thanks so much and a platter/plate will be coming.
Gary
The bowl really looks cool with all the segments. I love how easy it was using the "Bowl from a Board" method.
Thank you very much Carol. I have been thinking about doing this for at least 5 years. It was fun to do and sure was easy to get that many segments.
But the down side is if you make 5 separate rings you can have about any shape you want but this way you are limited.
Take care,
Gary
Yes! Do the platter! Very cool bowl!
Thank you very much Peggy. I have been working on how to best use the wood to make a platter. Coming soon.
Thanks for watching,
Gary
Wowza! This bowl turned out beautifully! I love these segmented bowls, the finish is perfect also. Great job!! Bravo!
Thanks so much Mary I appreciate your watching and commenting.
Gary
I would li ke to see a planter,Goodyear job
Thank you Pierre! Well then here is is! ua-cam.com/video/bGcRLGWMn5c/v-deo.html
My first bowl (1975) was a bowl from a board. The rings were cut with a Jig Saw. By your standards the cuts were a mess, but useable. I still have the bowl. It was from a piece of 1 x 12 mahogany. Still looks pretty good. I sure wish I had known of your methods and fixtures back then. It certainly would have been easier. Thank you for sharing. Have a great day and stay safe.🙂🙂
Thank you Glen. My first one was made on my band saw making half rings. Way to much work gluing the halves together so I decided to try this and it works.
The fixture for catching the ring has become my favorite fixture I have come up with. No doubt someone will copy it and have it for sale. That has happened with other things I have come up with. But it is so easy and cheap to make most of the things I come up with. I am all about saving money when I can.
Take care,
Gary
It does work. I first I calibrated the table saw blade to exactly 90 degrees. Trued up some scrap. Then added scrape to my table saw miter gauge extending it to 18". Then using an electronic/digital angle finder cut scrap until I got the miter gauge to exactly 67.5 degrees. This produced an 8 piece closed center segmentation....YES it can be done!
Thanks Gary!
Yes it sure does!
Really nice bowl, Gary. Another successful experiment. Great tips for the woodturners, too. I vote for the shallow dish.
Bill
Thanks Bill...shallow dish it is.
Gary
Shallow dish would be good to see how you cut that .
Thanks and I have done it> ua-cam.com/video/bGcRLGWMn5c/v-deo.html
Segments from a board, clever! Thanks for sharing the jigs. I usually catch the ring with a gloved hand, but it's not for everyone and the backer is an excellent idea, as is the right angle. Quicker than using a square each time.
Thank you Josh. I am sure catching with a gloved hand is working fine for you. Myself I like to keep both hands on the parting tool as they can grab at any moment. So because of that I would not recommend catching the ring to anyone else. But it seems to work for you. Not trying to be the safety police but some people have a thing about gloves and moving objects. I got called out for wearing and apron at the lathe even though I wore one all my working days as a wood patternmaker.
great option to make a lovely bowl. I liked the precision of the 45 degree cutter
Thank you Andrew. It does do a good job. Thanks for watching,
Gary
Great segmented bowl Gary. Your next one could be the platter type. So we can see the differences between the 2. Love the bonus section.
Thank you very much Laura. I am working on it right now. Not going to be as easy as I would like but I will get something for sure.
Thanks for watching,
Gary
Thanks Gary your work is always inspirational.
Thank you Ron I appreciate you watching and commenting.
Gary
Absolutely gorgeous bowl, Gary! Love it, my friend. I look forward to seeing what you do with the other piece.
Take care,
…..Gord
Thank you Gord. This one I set out to do just what I did. Now the other blank is going to take some thinking.
And you know us old guys are only allowed to think a little bit everyday or we will get in trouble LOL
But I do have to ideas sketched up so it will be coming soon.
Hope you are doing well buddy!
Take care my friend,
Gary
Gary, I really like the design. The finish looks terrific. The shallow dish is a good idea👍
Thank you Skip, for sure a shallow dish it will be.
Gary
Gary , that is one impressive looking bowl ! Can you believe the heat we have been having ? It sure makes it hard to get in the shop ! You are the master of segments ! Have a great week ahead !
Thank you Jon. They say it might rain this Wednesday..we shall see. I wait till happens before I predict the weather around here LOL.
Take care,
Gary
Beautiful once again. I like the plater idea. Thanks for sharing your knowledge Gary.
Thank you Brenda and I have added the platter to the list.
Thanks for watching,
Gary
I think that is the best one yet. I like the dish Idea. I make 10 inch bowls and always stop at 3 rings. Makes a great serving dish. Now, down to the shop to give it a try.
Thank you very much! I like 3 rings as well as it can leave a much wider bottom and maybe be more useful.
Have fun in your shop.
Gary
Beautiful bowl Gary, I'll never get tired of watching you make these. All the best and hope you can keep cool in the heat. Mike
Thank you very much Mikel It was a bit hot here again today but supposed to be cooling down.
Take care,
Gary
The bowl looks great! I think a shallow dish would cool. Thanks for the video.
Thank you Mark. For sure it will become a shallow dish. It is on the list.
Take care,
Gary
Very nice 👍 as always you jit it out of the park. Yes would love to see the shallow dish
Keep the videos coming
Thank you very much Bob. For sure I will do what I can to "turn" it into a dish.
Gary
Loved the video and I think you should make a shallow dish. They would go with each other. Thank you for sharing your knowledge.
Thank you Richard. I am working on a few designs for a shallow bowl right now.
Thanks for watching,
Gary
As usual, beautiful work and well explained. I miss wood turning. I haven't done it for a very long time. Thank you for the memories.
Thank you Keith. It is something I really love so I understand how you miss it.
Gary
Beautiful bowl, Gary. Very cool pattern and great explanations. Thanks. 😊😊😊
Thank you Rob. Happy you liked the video and thanks for watching,
Gary
Gary, another great creation. I'd love to see a shallow bowl from your other board.
Thank you Steve and I do believe I will need to do that soon. Most everybody has wanted to see it as well.
Take care,
Gary
Shallow dish would be cool. Nice job
Shallow dish it will be then Donald!
Thanks for watching,
Gary
Another stunning piece Gary 😍
Many thanks Ian!
Take care,
Gary
Very nice work!! And YES, I would love to see another variation.
Thanks so much and the other one will be coming soon.
Take care,
Gary
Beautiful job on the project today, I really enjoy the commentary during the videos, very educational. Thanks
Glad you enjoyed it Gary and thanks for watching.
Take care,
Gary
Very handy jigs. The right angle one could possibly be used for other projects. Great looking bowl, one done as a platter would work, in looks just as well as the bowl.
Thank you very much Harry. I am in the design stage right now. Coming soon.
Thanks for watching,
Gary
Excellent as always :) Thank you for the bonus section
All the best
Yiannis
Thank you Yiannis, happy you enjoyed the video.
Take care my friend,
Gary
l like it l all way like they
Thank you Delbert, happy you liked it.
Take care,
Gary
What a beautiful piece! Excellent work Gary👌
Thank you very much Jojo...happy you enjoyed it.
By the way I just checked out your channel and left a comment.
Take care,
Gary
Love the extra features section -- "the rest of the story" as Paul Harvey would say!
Thank you James. I was hoping that the last section would get watched.
Thanks for letting me know.
Gary
ua-cam.com/video/GnzYR6y4ZhM/v-deo.htmlsi=bcaBqut9t8Z-ZQDo.
This was the first one.
Neat! Yeah, a platter would be great!
Thank you Stuart! Looks like it will be a dish/platter
Gary
Thanks . Great, as always . 👍🏼 the shallow bowl would be interesting
Thank you Charles I appreciate your comments and thanks for watching.
Gary
Absolutely amazing. Really like the pattern. Great job Gary 👍.
Thank you Scott, I appreciate your comments and thanks for watching,
Gary
Great execution Gary. I, too, have been using polyurethane to seal the wood before polishing. I use regular poly from a can, put on with a cloth, it builds faster than the wipe-on. I then polish with a buffing system, ending with carnauba wax.
Thank you Bill, I have used the regular poly but I find the wipe on to be easier to get a very smooth finish. It does take more coats but in this weather it happens pretty fast.
I do not have a buffing system and I am sure that would help if you were using the regular poly.
Thanks for watching,
Gary
Another great project. Thanks! 👍👍
Thank you very much Jerry I appreciate you watching and commenting.
Gary
Garry, that turned out absolutely fantastic mate, its not the time of year for long johns lol. Great job.
Thank you Alan and for sure it is not the time of year for long johns around here.
Thanks for watching,
Gary
Yes please ashallow dish
Thank you Doug and that is what it will be.
Gary
I still have not made a fixture for doing a bowl from a board, but it is on my list. Living in Ariizona, it is hard to work in the garage when the temperature is over 110, and this is the 21 day in a row that it has been this way. So I just sit back and enjoy your vedio's Nice bowl, wonder what it would look like with all segment in sapele.
Thank you Paul. Our son and his family have been visiting her family in Arizona and text me it was 117...yikes.
When it reaches 100 here I am done for sure in the shop. Well 85 is my limit.
Stay cool,
Gary
Oh and it would look great using all Sapele!
Another amazing project!
Thanks so much Dianne! Happy you like it.
Take care,
Gary
Beautiful work! Love those three colour woods, they work great with the geometric patterns! such simple methods that create very complex looking shapes!
Thank you very much! It is one of my favorite combinations of woods to use.
Thanks for watching,
Gary
Beautiful bowl, Gary! Love the color choice!
Many thanks my friend. Was not the top of the line wood but I think it worked out. The roasted oak is a strange wood.
Is sold as Cambia Oak. It is kind of dusty to turn but takes a decent finish.
Thanks for watching,
Gary
Dude, this is fantastic. So cool and beautiful at the same time. Exceptionally well done. I really like this piece. And hopefully you make the dish with the second one.
Thank you Jay and I did make that dish not long after I did this one.
ua-cam.com/video/bGcRLGWMn5c/v-deo.html
Thanks for watching,
Gary
Wonderful way to make a segmented bowl. I think the platter/shallow dish would really look cool also. Your method is a great way to cut down on sawdust and get a better yield from the wood.
Thank you Dick. The other disk has not heard but it will now become a shallow dish.
Thanks for watching,
Gary
Looks awesome, Gary. Great project. 👍
Thanks so much John I am happy you liked it.
Take care,
Gary
Thank you so much for your service!
Thank you very much I appreciate that.
Gary
Pretty neat I would like to try this
Thank you Daniel you should give it a try.
Take care,
Gary
Now, this is closer to my own style of woodworking... by all means, do the next one at a more shallow angle... Every yootoober that demonstrates the "bowl from a board" technique uses the same 45 degree slope. Would be interesting to see something more unique.
Thank you Dave. I have a few videos showing changing angles on the cut can give you a curved side.
This is what I will be doing with the shallow bowl. I do it by using multiple angles. Here is a link to one of them.
ua-cam.com/video/0zJlsPsNKxM/v-deo.html&ab_channel=ThePapa1947
Thanks for watching,
Gary
I’m just blown away by your work, Gary. And the tips at the end - simple and effective. Thank you so much for sharing 🌞
Thank you very much Ray. I thought I would show these as I think they are very good additions to use. And wanted to show them before someone else took credit LOL
Thanks for watching,
Gary
@@ThePapa1947 good shout. Too many people don’t give credit where it’s due 🌞
Really enjoy you videos. I have done some segmenting using your method. I made my own tool mount also. I would like to see you make a shallow bowl next video. Thanks for sharing!
Thank you very much Tim. I will be doing a shallow bowl but I have a few other things I want to turn first.
Thanks for watching,
Gary
Beautiful pattern. I enjoyed watching you make this bowl. Very creative.
Thank you Susanne I appreciate your comments.
Thanks for watching,
Gary
I'd like to see a shallow dish. I love watching this segmate Turning !
Thank you Randy. I just came up with a plan the shallow dish. Coming soon.
Take care,
Gary
@@ThePapa1947 You're welcome waiting waiting to see the next one
That's a good-looking bowl, Gary. Thanks for the tip about the harmonics with dried wood - I will have to try that. Those jigs are so simple yet, so useful. I may have to make some of those.
Thank you very much Qapla! Yes I really think they are a great help and easy to do.
Gary
Your work is always beautiful Gary, and you sure didn't disappoint with this one!
I'd like to see a shallow serving dish with the other segments. Using the same pattern, you'd have a set!
Thank you Heather These are fun to do and I do plan on making the dish.
Been busy today but looking forward to seeing what this pyramid is you are turning.
Gary
Very cool bowl!
Thank you very much. Happy you liked it and thanks for watching,
Gary
You've got this down to a science, Professor! I can tell just watching that it's become second nature to you. I'm sure explaining it to your audience slows the process down quite a bit. This was a joy to watch, my friend! You make it look easy-peasy! As for the bowl, it's gorgeous as always! The segments are perfect, the turning looks great and the finish is superb! Great job, buddy, keep'em coming! 😊
Phil
Thank you very much Phil. I guess you could say segments are in my blood. More like stuck in my head though LOL.
I do like making these but what I finished today blows the socks off this one if I ask myself.
All nature in this one. I am still on cloud nine after seeing the beauty we have been given.
Well that is all I can say for now...you will have to watch next week LOL
Take care my friend,
Gary
Turned out great.
Thank you Joey I appreciate you watching and commenting.
Gary
thank you for your service sir
Thank you very much Toby I appreciate that.
Gary
Beautiful bowl and great technique! I use wipe on poly more and more for my pieces. Especially for tight grain harder wood. Shellac works great if you have grain patterns you want to stand out. I prefer poly for tighter grained wood such as dogwood. Dogwood usually does not have a strong grain pattern but does have a beautiful pinkish blush that shellac would hide or change. Poly preserves that beautiful coloring.
Great job! Love your videos.
Thank you very much. I use finishes for the same reason you do. I use what best fits the wood.
For a natural turning I tend to like shellac. If I want to keep a glued up piece as natural as I can I use the Polycrylic which is water based poly. The oil based will tint the lighter wood a little.
Nice that we have all these choices.
Thanks for watching,
Gary
Very very nice Gary! and great job explaining!
Thanks so much Luie. Glad you liked the video I sure had fun making it.
Take care,
Gary
Papa,
Another wonderful creation from your fertile imagination! Very nice indeed. But there is a bit of a problem; I’m dizzy! Some of your segmented works do that to me. Fear not, I’m not driving. And I haven’t been drinking 🫣. I’m sitting in my recliner heaping praise upon an exceptionally talented wood turner. Thank you for a delightful interlude in my otherwise slothful 🦥 day.
Keep the aspidistra flying!
God bless,
Paul
Thank you very much Paul. Sorry about being dizzy but at my age I cant tell anymore LOL.
Thanks for watching my friend and God bless,
Gary
Very beautiful Gary. I think a plate or platter would be great.
Thank you Jack and I think I have the final design for the plate. Coming soon.
Take care,
Gary