Stuart Batty - How Gouges Cut
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- Опубліковано 28 сер 2024
- Demonstration given to the Rocky Mountain Woodturners by Stuart Batty on "How Gouges Cut". September 8, 2016. Describes how wood is cut by different gouges and techniques for sharpening them.
Mind boggling to see the amount of comments complaining about having access to a free demo by one of the best woodturners on earth. Aside from a few moments where Stu was moving around quickly (not the camera guys fault) it is pretty easy to see and hear exactly what’s going on. I think many people here are just having trouble understanding the accent. Excellent video thank you for posting this
Absolutely. This video was a game changer for me and I recommend watching this to any woodturner, regardless of experience.
I believe we traveled over two miles while watching this video... the camera man was doing wind sprints with the "zoom in" and "zoom out" feature! At one point we almost made the jump to light speed. Despite all the back and forth with camera, Stuart did an excellent job of showing us the science of how and why the bowl gouge cuts and should be used. He is a great teacher... thanks Stuart.
Wow...the airplane analogy is amazing!!! I think I just officially learned how to make a gouge work! Ur awesome batty!!
How do you know when you’ve provided an entire community of people an invaluable (and free) resource? You have over 200k views on a video that the only reason to watch is to gain the knowledge he shares. Spoiler alert, there will be no music, explosions, or dancing ladies. 😂 There WILL be the most beneficial video ever created for the turning community. Thank You, Sir.
I am not going to complain about the video hell it was free and I still learned a lot. Until you are the volunteer cameraman don't complain so much
An absolutely fabulous educational video. Thankyou
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Dear Stuart,
I will thank you for the great video's that I have seen from you. I learned a lot of it. I also discovered that I have got a lot of information on YT what was incorrect. You also teach, why en how. Thanks for sharing your wisdom on the loos way you do. Thanks
I have a question for you. When I looked at the video :
Stuart Batty demonstrates bowl turning with his 40/40 grind from 23-oct-2018, You explane by time-frame 1:41:00 the working of the burr. You also named : Easy wood turning, about the product : "a negative rake scraper from carbide". You joked, 'The just did't get it', ;-) . Now comes my question: I just started to turn Epoxy in combination with wood. Some call it hybrid-turning. I have a Robert-Sorby 5 pcs set and I bought these cutting-plates: Ci1-R2-NR 15mm, (square) // Ci0-NR 16mm (round) // Ci3-NR 16mm (round) // Ci0, 16 mm round.
All made from carbide. I hope you have any time for my question to give my advice, or tell me what tool not to use. Outside turning is getting well, but bowl turning gives me some trouble after the depth of 1 inch (2,5 Cm).
I hope to hear from you.
Thank you in advance,
Liked the video, but sound echo was very disturbing. I couldn't understand him at times.
A very useful video but a pity the sound quality was poor and made it very difficult to hear Stuart Batty.
Thanjs
James
How did you cut your finger off 😳1
Wonderful video, thank you so much for sharing!
Fantastic, alot of infiormation there. Thank you.
Excellent explanations. I didn't understand why the bowl gouge fails at the bottom of the bowl, although I've experienced the difficulty. It seems like the same cut as squaring off the end of the blank earlier in the video.
Because you are cutting into end grain at the bottom of the bowl you need a different approach. Good explanation in the Stuart Batty video on "How Gouges Cut" at time 1 hour and 15 minutes.
It would work except that you cannot keep the bevel on the bottom due to interference from the bowl rim.
Sorry but does any one know what model Delta Grinder that is 22:36 into the video ? Or are the evolution series wheels that are making the difference ?
Beginner comment: I found this quite confusing. It wasn't clear what angle on the chisel you were referring to. I guess more experienced turners already know this.
what is the bevel angle on the roughing gouge
I believe that he uses the same 40 degree platform setting. See his Vimeo video channel for more info on tools and sharpening.
Stuart uses the same 40 degree angle for the roughing gouge as the other gouges.
Video and sound quality are terrible. Very difficult to understand!
Did I hear right that he says to use 40* angle on all gouges? Or did he say it's best to use the 35 -40-45 angles for the spindle-roughing-bowl?
This is both a complex subject and an area of personal preference. Stuart has a series of free videos on Vimeo (vimeo.com/woodturning) which go into this in more detail. The short answer seems to be 40 degrees for most gouges with the exception of a bowl bottom grind at a steeper angle. Well worth the time to watch his other videos.
+Rocky Mountain Woodturners hey thanks for the reply! I remember him mentioning Vimeo and I should check those out too. Stuart is an amazing turner, and this channel has killer content.
+Rocky Mountain Woodturners I worked for his company in Louisville .
Did you say "Cindy Drozda?"
Who was the lady he mentioned in top 10 that has sharpening video can you give link pleas
Cindy Drozda at www.cindydrozda.com/. Video that was mentioned on sharpening, ua-cam.com/video/4_KDSIDAtGc/v-deo.html
What and where do you buy a tool rest like that delta grinder had on it? ive looked everywhere and have not seen anything that nice?
Look up Woodworker's Emporium. Search for the Stuart Batty UGS Large Round Platform. Nice tools. I think they are around $120.
Woodworkers Emporium vimeo.com/woodturning
what is the brand of the lathe he is using ?
www.powermatic.com/us/en/c/lathes/P100 you´re welcome
Powermatic
Good video . I've subscribed
Would probably have been a good video but had to give up due to atrocious sound quality & this type of tutorial needs audio to explain what is being shown.
To their credit I bet no one at the club is not trained on how to use the equipment. Remember this is a group of woodturners not camera workers.
Really need CC. I can barely understand him sometimes.
You must be American.
Where might I buy a 40 40 grind bowl gouge? And how does one attend a class with this fellow
Stuart does not currently produce any gouges. Look on his Vimeo channel. vimeo.com/woodturning
He hand sharpens all his gouges in a manner that produces a 40 bevel on all sides of the flute including the swept back wing.
Stuart does teach on occasion so search on his name. He does have a great series of short videos on tools at vimeo.com/woodturning
I’m sure this was all volunteer. But it is sad, that the camera was never on what he was demonstrating. And I don’t think it was a very good quality camera because it to “Ave” Focus you f#€{.
And sadly you only get one chance to do it right. I hope the cameraman, gets a better camera, and loses whatever finger was pushing the zoom button.
This is a perfect example of why trying to film something like this you need multiple cameras that are set up at The correct viewing angles, to quickly move to where the information is being demonstrated.
sound is really bad, tried ear pods, etc still c just a slur.
What a tradgety! Fabulous tutor and lousy video/sound. Please do it again and I,ll pay! John from OZ
You can go to Stuart's website and find the vimeo series.
What a shame such an interesting video is made unwatchable by such sloppy, amateurish, dizzying incompetent camera work!
16m19s was my limit. I couldn't manage to watch any longer.
related to allan batty?
Son
Yes, his son
Poor sound quality & difficult to listen to.
Would have been more helpful to have the microphone feed into the video recorder.
Focus faster, hit autofocus when you zoom in and not wait for the camera to self-focus. Sounds like a very big room, lots of echoes which makes it hard to understand. Great information but could be improved with better camera and sound work.
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funny reading the comments about not understanding Stuart. His slight newcastle/boulder accent :D What a genius though. As for the 'camera man', he should have got trashed AFTER the shoot.
Dreadful sound and camera work, somebody take that zoom away from him ffs.
I am 25% the way thru and have to leave. The audio is horrible and the video is as bad. Too bad...it really looked like it could have been interesting.
Really bad sound
Veo muchas fallas en el manejo del porta herramienta, en lo relacionado con la altura con relación al madero, especialmente en el proceso de cilindrado. Igualmente tiene o mejor muestra la mala técnica de tocar el madero por la parte superior ningún tornero profesional enseña o da mal ejemplo de esta forma peligrosa, estando en movimiento; esto no es un procedimiento técnico y puede producir un accidente, hasta el punto de correr con el riesgo apuntarse uno o varios dedos de la mano.
No me gustó el video por lo anteriormente dicho y porque percibí durante toda demostración, su deseo de mostrarse más como comediante, que como tornero profesional
I see many failures in the handling of the tool holder, in relation to the height in relation to the wood, especially in the turning process. He also has or better shows the bad technique of touching the wood from the upper part, no professional turner teaches or gives a bad example of this dangerous way, while in motion; this is not a technical procedure and can cause an accident, to the point of running the risk of pointing one or more fingers of the hand.
I did not like the video because of what was previously said and because I perceived during the whole demonstration, his desire to show himself more as a comedian than as a professional turner
Terrible sound, unable to follow ever word
No caption for deaf. Pfft.
Truly sorry. Not sure if UA-cam offers this service but will investigate.
It’s a damn shame that this kind of important learning is ruined by afoul camera work.
Please, don’t ever again let the person operating the camera do so again.
Could not watch this anymore, and jumping over to Vimeo an watching his videos there!
1pluss amen
Apologies We do use volunteers and the video is posted for the benefit our members and the general woodturning community. There are excellent videos at vimeo.com/woodturning produced by Stuart.
I had to stop watching. Horrible camera work.