Steve Jones copy woodturning a spindle & commentary
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- Опубліковано 3 бер 2023
- A real speed demonstration of how I copy turn by hand a stair spindle. Hand woodturning produces the best crisp details. Also a little commentary of the process I go through as I do it. Let me know if you like the voice over or prefer just the turning.
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Great work as always Steve! i always enjoy watching you turn things you make it look so easy :) Thank you for sharing the videos with us!💖👍😎JP
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@@woodturner21 Your very welcome Steve! Have a wonderful weekend!😎
Great work as always and nice to see you posting again...
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Always amazed at your work. Thanks for sharing.
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And anyone who has turned knows that copying pieces like this is NOT easy to do. Like, at all. Nice job as always. Always a pleasure to watch you turn.
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Always impressive to watch
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Absolutely bloody amazing
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Fun and pleasure to watch! Amazing!
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I try to watch all your videos, they are extremely helpful to me, and are much appreciated. Thank you.
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Voice over is good. And as you say not for instruction, but it is fascinating to watch what 30+ years of skill building looks like. Still inspirational for us hobbyist's. thanks for taking the time to post!
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I think you've done this before. Great demo & the voice over is perfect for other turners too. Thanks for posting.
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Watching and Learning
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Great job as always Steve. Thank you for sharing your talent and experience. Always impressive to watch.
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Beautiful work !! I'll be 156 years of age before I'm able to do half the quality of your work !! 😅
Thank you Alan, with practice you’ll be surprised how quickly you can improve.
It's brilliant this :-)
Thanks for posting!
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You the man. I'm beginning to wonder if you're even from this planet 😁
Lol! Thank you
Here in the USA, when tuning replacement spindles on houses obvious built by the same builder hundreds of years ago, the balusters are never the same design. Everything in the house can be a mirror, but never the stair parts. I was wondering if it’s the same in the UK? Great turning thanks for the videos, your work, and how infrequently you need to go to calipers or dividers is amazing
Thank you, I’m the Uk we often get the same spindles in certain areas, roads. I often find I do the turning for old houses loft conversions and later have to do exactly the same spindles for other neighbouring homes that have loft conversions
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who needs a copy lathe when you have steve jones
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good job 🇺🇾
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😀👍👍👍!
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Hey Steve, is that Douglas Fir ? I’ve got some balusters to make and that is a wood I have great access to
No it’s Scandinavian redwood
Hi Steve, thanks for putting this video up. Your voiceovers are really helpful and add detail to what you are doing. I especially like the backhand anti vibration technic you use, such a skill made to look so easy.
If you dont mind me asking, I would really like to know how you sharpen your skews as I'm starting to get used to mine now but I haven't got the knack of getting them really sharp..
As always.
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Dave
Thank you, I freehand grind on a 180 grit CBN wheel. I use it straight off the grinder
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Hi Steve and sorry for the late reply.
Thanks for letting me know how you sharpen your skew. I'll give it a go.
Thanks again.
Commentary is good. Video shows WHAT you are doing. Commentary tells us WHY.
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No sanding needed.
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