Thank you for posting your build videos. You explain your process clearly and make your design vision understandable. My mind doesn't work like that and I have trouble figuring out how to start a bowl like you make. Beautiful work and great ideas.
Hi Tom I love segmented work, especially when I see how you all go about doing it. This pattern you have here is very interesting and intricate. I am amazed at how you go about doing it. Awesome thank you.
Seriously!! I just saw your video posts and there's a gazillion of them. And instead of commenting on every one of them, I'm going to comment on this one. You are spectacularly talented!! Your art is beautiful!! And they said you didn't use math after you got out of school. LOL! Don't worry, as I watch them I'll hit the like button on every one of them !!
I just saw this video and subscribed. You do beautiful work. Very inspirational. If you haven't already, could you please do an instructional video on how you design your projects, or at least mention the design software? Thanks for posting your work.
Wow. Any estimates on the number of hours one of these takes you? Or the amount of glue you go through on a project? My son and I have watched many turning videos but only recently discovered segmented bowls. It looks like the actual material cost would be substantially less with this kind of bowl....is that true? Of course, the labor makes the final project much more, lol.
this seems like such an easier way to do the segmented bowl then cutting tiny angles and this seems like you waste less wood. think i might give it a go!
Beautiful bowl. Why dont you try a guide to cut the rings out. Make a hole in the middle of wood at center and put a metal peg in to attach to the scroll saw table to get perfect cuts. Just a idea.
I am going to assume when you say pine stock you mean the sacrifice wood at the bottom. All I do it part it off, and this will finish the bottom as well. I sand the bottom to get make it smooth.
Thank you for posting your build videos. You explain your process clearly and make your design vision understandable. My mind doesn't work like that and I have trouble figuring out how to start a bowl like you make. Beautiful work and great ideas.
Hi Tom I love segmented work, especially when I see how you all go about doing it. This pattern you have here is very interesting and intricate. I am amazed at how you go about doing it. Awesome thank you.
What a gorgeous piece! Just lovely from concept to colors to workmanship! Fantastic.
This is by far my favorite segmented bowl on youtube. OUTSTANDING!!
This is outstanding work, Tom. From design to glue up to final turning a truly great video. Thanks so much for sharing. Cheers, Gord
You seemed a bit disappointed in the result but it is beautiful and I love how you explained your planning and execution methods, thanks!
TOM , I GOT TO SAY You have a great talent that is unbelievable. Don't stop making them.
Loved the video Tom. That is a very unique design and food for thought
Denny Edwards.
You sir are a master craftsman! An artist!
Thank you Tom that's beautiful
Seriously!! I just saw your video posts and there's a gazillion of them. And instead of commenting on every one of them, I'm going to comment on this one. You are spectacularly talented!! Your art is beautiful!! And they said you didn't use math after you got out of school. LOL! Don't worry, as I watch them I'll hit the like button on every one of them !!
Thanks! You may want to visit my website segmentedturning.org
Beautiful bowl! Thanks for sharing.
Great designe, beautiful piece, i just subscribe, i hope to see more videos like this one, congratulations.
Cheers.
Eme
Very nice Tom, really admire your work.
Tom, thank you for posting this fantastic work of your imagination. Inspiration only come to those, who are worthy, and obviously you are.
Wow, that's a cool design.
What can I say; Totally Quality
I just saw this video and subscribed. You do beautiful work. Very inspirational. If you haven't already, could you please do an instructional video on how you design your projects, or at least mention the design software? Thanks for posting your work.
John, most of my design comes from me seeing it in my head and then putting it on paper.
John, most of my design comes from me seeing it in my head and then putting it on paper.
Terrific workman ship,artistic conceptualisation
Wow. Just beautiful. What were the wood types you used? Specifically what is the white you used?
The guy tells you at the beginning of the video what types of wood used.
Wow Tom absolutely beautiful!
Wow. Any estimates on the number of hours one of these takes you? Or the amount of glue you go through on a project? My son and I have watched many turning videos but only recently discovered segmented bowls. It looks like the actual material cost would be substantially less with this kind of bowl....is that true? Of course, the labor makes the final project much more, lol.
Incredible Tom.....curious hoe much time goes into design thru finish
this seems like such an easier way to do the segmented bowl then cutting tiny angles and this seems like you waste less wood. think i might give it a go!
Hi Tom, I am not commenting a lot videos, but yours are awesome!!!!
Thank you!
Beautiful bowl. Why dont you try a guide to cut the rings out. Make a hole in the middle of wood at center and put a metal peg in to attach to the scroll saw table to get perfect cuts. Just a idea.
I do not want to put a hole in my work, the rings that are not even does not cause issues seeing that you lathe the bowl.
Tom, how did you make your material requirements sheet? Computer program? Your work is beautiful!
Jon, It was done manually using Microsoft Paint
Bello trabajo
Very nice.
Another future project, thanks for your imagination!
I am looking at leading a bowl from a board workshop at MASW in 2023.
This guy is pretty cool he has very wonderful awesome talent. Also, he's wearing a Minnesota shirt. I live in Minnesota I just subscribed Tom.
Thank you, I live in Duluth, MN.
Tom Lohman Cool I am in Golden Valley moving to Rochester next month
Damn nice bowl.
Ken
How do you remove the pine stock when you've finished the top of the bowl, and how do you finish the bottom?
I am going to assume when you say pine stock you mean the sacrifice wood at the bottom. All I do it part it off, and this will finish the bottom as well. I sand the bottom to get make it smooth.
I thought it was a newspaper (black and white and red all over)
tell that to the sunburnt penguin
Did you make that jig for making those bowls?
Where can I buy the circular jig that you use for your spacing
Go to my site "segmentedturning.org", take a look at the "Store" tab
Pull back from the camera a bit so we can see it in focus also more about the work less talking
Ca r minho
i will steal all your tools
Nice hat for the rice fields.🤣😂
yo yo how much that fukkin bowl yo?
工作室髒亂不堪
怎有好作品？
它從來沒有阻止我做船隻，我喜歡