Woodturning a Multi-Diamond Segmented Bowl
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- Опубліковано 6 лют 2020
- I had fun with this, but it was a challenge to get everything aligned. To help you, here are two of my observations if you decide to try any complex feature rings like this:
1. When you are using your drum sander on the two halves of the feature ring, make sure that you do not remove too much material from one half. If so, you may likely have to remove an equal amount of material from the other half to make them come together aligned.
2. When cutting the segmented pieces of the feature ring to make them concentric, make sure that your segments are completely flush with the cross-cut sled fence. Mine were not exactly. This made the top half of the feature ring not come together without hand sanding (lapping) the two halves so that they would come together without gaps. The top half of my feature ring came out slightly oval, not round. This created a few problems.
To be honest, halfway through this project, I almost threw in the towel and started over. But, my wife encouraged me to continue, so I did. She is a quilter and quilters have similar problems when their angles and patterns do not come together correctly.
As always, thank you for watching. I still enjoyed the time spent in my shop and even though this didn't turn out perfectly, I learned quite a bit. Happy Turning, Dan
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Design Software:
woodturnerpro.com
Turning Tools:
carterandsontoolworks.com/
www.carterproducts.com/company/
www.robert-sorby.co.uk/
Lathe:
www.teknatool.com/
Wood Suppliers:
www.bellforestproducts.com/
www.cheswoodsales.com/
Turning Supplies:
www.titebond.com/
www.woodturnerscatalog.com/
www.mylands.com/wood-finishes
yorkshire-grit.com/
Misc. Equipment:
www.rockler.com/
www.woodcraft.com/ - Навчання та стиль
Awesome bowl. Glad you listened to your wife
I agree, we need to have a WOW button for all your projects. I sit here watching with my mouth hanging open in wonder.
Kind regards from the city of Santa Monica, CA, USA!
You are God gifted craftsman
artist .
Your love with wood crafting is
unique . It is fantastic, really beautiful and impressive very much .
I wish you and your family
good health and happiness.
God bless all of you .
Lovely, I admire your design, your skills, your patience and your attention to detail.
That's very kind. Thank you for watching.
That’s amazing, Dan!
Lovely piece, Dan.
Billy
I've subscribed with notifications. Absolutely beautiful Bowl. Thanks for sharing, Dan.
Wow! That turned out stunning. That takes serious planning. Very nice.
Nice bowl Dan. I am glad you stuck with it because it turned out beautiful.
Nice piece. Feature ring took some work. Keep the inspiration coming, thanks.
Spectacular Dan absolutely stunning, thanks for sharing.
Another gorgeous bowl...love it!
Excellent piece!
Masterful work! The detail is stunning!
Incredible concentration and patience!
wow this piece of art you created is just alive!
Truly awe-inspiring, thank you for adding beauty to the world 😍
Thank you for the tool rest angles. I am just learning and it is very helpful to see how you approach the wood with each tool. The bowl is absolutely gorgeous!
I’m happy you listened to your wife.
Beautiful piece! Good job!
That's an awesome bowl..you do great work. ..
Beautiful layup. Love the final shape
You’re incredibly gifted
Dan, that is fantastic! I love the thought put into this! Great job!
Thanks David!
Beautiful work
Wow that is amazingly beautiful! It would be a stunning centerpiece on a dining room table or any place it sits in your home! Awesome job Dan! 😍👍
Beautiful Piece
Wow great looking bowl Dan
You do beautifull work fantastic way to deal with all the lock downs
Fantastic, Dan! I love it!
Thanks Rod!
Once again you show us what a true craftsman you are, amazing work!!! That table saw is the cats meow, those small pieces would’ve been in my neighbors yard if I tried to cut those slivers. I am currently working on the diamond bowl you did and I made the diamond pieces too big, it looked like you did about 1 1/2 cuts on the 32 degrees which makes for a 3” segment piece. Now my diamond ring is 11 1/4 lol. Guess I’ll shape it to look like a bucket. J/k Maybe you can show a quick measurement of your segment pieces in your videos, that would help a ton. Thanks again..
Just beautiful.
Ottimo lavoro 👍
Amazing technology for making! I liked it! Happy New Year and Success!
I love the segmented things the geometry is very intregging
Seu trabalho é muito criativo. Parabéns!
Дело МАСТЕРА боится, МОЛОДЕЦ у мужика золотые руки!!!!!!
Speechless.....Again
Very beautiful
Beautiful bowl, Dan. Even though you may not be totally pleased with it, no one cares. It's still great.
Great video and technique and my wife is also a quilter
That's awesome!
Excellent work Dan on all levels 👍👍👍
Thanks Matt! I think things are "turning" up! LOL! Thanks for helping me.
Maravilhosa obra de arte!
De lujo maestro estoy aprendiendo gracias por compartir que Díos te bendiga
Realmente estupendo,lo voy a soñar!!!!!!
Очень красиво,и каждая деталька с любовью👍👍👍🌷
One great talent
Wow Dan that is beautiful! Your work is top notch and very enjoyable to watch. I know the amount of work you put into this and the results very inspiring for sure.
Take care,
Gary
Gary, thank you very much. Mutual respect.
This one of yours has me wanting to do a feature ring. I have the Lamination Pro but I want to make a bowl based on a feature ring I used on a large vase which I did not use software for. I made it before I did videos so I would like to do something similar to it.
It will be down the road though.
Meanwhile I will enjoy watching yours.
Super bellissima.
Fantástico!!
Awesome awesome awesome awesome!!!!!
Beautiful bowl! I hate it when you are all finished turning and find one little place where something slipped during glue up and you didn't notice till then.
Belicismo, parabéns!!!
Esse tem muita ciência, pois cortou e colou várias vezes para formar o desenho desejado a tornear. Nível alto é preciso concentração e muita prática para não se perder em cada paço da construção do objeto.
Gracia muy agradecido por su preoccupation con sus admiradores
very very good dan infact bloody ripper les morrison
Cuando se habla de un tornnero hay que admirarlo a usted y Quitarse el Sombrero como se dice en mi Pais soy Cubano yo no me cannot de verso si no es pedigree mucho me traders la tabla o Carta technological q usted se guia para picar los segmentos muchas grcia maestro
Hi Felix, thank you for watching. You are welcome. I use the software from www.woodturnerpro.com for instructions.
Hello Dan, very nice idea and a clean work. All thumbs up. mfg JOE
That's cool
Overwhelming...!!!!
Huge fan, I have been a subscriber and have been watching for awhile!!! Your work has inspired me to try my hand at segmented turning. I have always enjoyed the creativity you share with your UA-cam fans, and I am always happy to see what you have created every time I see that you have posted a new video. I also have the same Nova 16/24 lathe that is my first "adult size" lathe. I noticed that you do not seem to need to adjust the drive belts to vary the speed with which you are turning??? I have a couple of questions... Is that an upgraded motor? Can you still run the lathe in reverse? And are you still able to rotate the headstock if needed? I am just curious. I am still new enough to to turning and I have yet to really utilize my Nova 16/24 to its fullest potential. However, I am turning something almost every day that I am off of work, and it brings me peace and relaxation that soothes my busy mind... Thanks again for sharing, and I look forward to your next amazing creation!!!
Hi Matkir, thank you so very much. Yes, that motor upgrade is available from Nova. I love it! Yes, you can reverse and turn the headstock. No more belt changing! Thank for watching!
Beautifully crafted i love it. How many hour's did you put in too it is piece?.
Thank you, Ellen. I appreciate you watching. About 15 hours of work time.
Beautiful bowl. I think we are all to critical of our own work. Your home must be like mine, my wife also also does quilts. I think she is nuts and she thinks I am nuts.
LOL! Too funny! Thanks for watching!
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It was interesting how you cut the segments. I also use the woodturner pro and LaminationPro software but when trying to cut long lamination strips and then fold/flip then results were not very clean. Your approach ends up with the same segments as I did but I wonder if you have better precision your way
Hi Ed, thanks for watching. Actually, truth be told, this one didn't come out perfect. I had some diamonds that were way off. I tried in every way to make sure that they didn't, but they were off some. I'm thinking it all starts when cutting the strips. Man, they have to be dead on. Also, if there's any bow in the strip, it has to be addressed by making sure that there is complete and even thickness on the strip before gluing. I will probably make this design again soon, and when I do, I'm going to use thicker strips. I'm not sure if any of this helps you, but I hope it does. Dan
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Amazing craftsmanship! Where do you find your designs? What software do you use?
Hi Susan, thank you. I use the WoodturnerPro software. It helps plan the designs that bounce around in my mind.
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Let me add to the chorus - this is stunning. Do you have a cut list you can share?
Hi, thank you for your kind words. I have looked and I don't seem to have that old cut list. If I find it, I will forward to you.
Dan. Are you happy with your Rockler sled? Dave Ademsen sent me over to check you out. Love your work
Hi Mark, thank you. Yes, I am very happy with my Rockler sled. It took some adjusting. I've heard some other guys express some disappointment, but I'm not sure if they checked to see if their blade was parallel to the surface. Actually, my cabinet saw table top was slightly off. Once I got that right, the sled was easy to setup. So far, I've had zero problems. Oh, and it's on sale right now I think.
Btw. David Adamsen is awesome! He puts out some fantastic projects!
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How much total time do you have in a turning like that one
Hi Bill, depending on the complexity, anywhere between 8 to 12 hours. Thanks for watching!
روعععععه جدآ
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سلام ...بسیار زیبا هست آفرین به شما
برش یا خراطی چوب دیدن نداره مهم نتیجه کاره که همه خیلی کم نمایش میدن افسوس
Translation: Hello, it is very beautiful. Bravo to you. The cutting of the woods is not that important but the results of the work is what one should pay attention which seldom is being on display.