This man has a certain humour and humour certain, the right guy to learn and afterwards get a couple of beers together, cheers and thanks from Luxembourg 🇱🇺 europe
Thank you so much for putting these out there! As a new turner who’s trying to learn by watching UA-cam, it has been SUPER helpful to watch it in real time. The first few bowls I tried to make I thought needed to be done in 30 or so minutes, and they were disasters...only later finding out that the vids were sped up to fit a certain time frame. I can’t thank you enough!!
I like your style and way of teaching and approaching wood turning. The right balance of fundamentals along with the sort of intuitive “feel” elements. Emphasis on stepping back and looking for symmetry, balance, and beauty as you go along. You are now among a handful of favorite teachers of wood turning 👍👍
Most educational video. New to turning twice a week at public shop. I made one twig pot, lots pens, snowmans..but watching you I understand more of what I was doing..class is only hour.
Good job, Kirk. Plenty of good information and detail. I especially appreciate that you did not use a bunch of loud music that so many UA-camrs do these days. Peaceful, quiet, and informative. Excellent.
Thanks for the great video and extensive explanation. I've been turning a bit over a year. Learned a lot from this video. We wil be putting a piece in our chapter newsletter about these videos. Very helpful.
i had just found this video and want to say thanks so much I have been turning for around a year and I see that there is alot of thing I need to work on. Thanks again
Very nice and excellent instruction as well. However I personally believe it looked much better with the larger based on it before you parted it off than it does now. Maybe that is just me but I think everything should have a wide solid based. To me it looks like that would be very easy to knock over and a mom with kids would likely not appreciate that. Other than that, awesome job. Thanks for putting out this video series. Yall have a wonderful day.
Your no rush, carefully done demonstrations with clear explanations as you proceed are MUCH appreciated. I've learned a great deal thanks to your thoughtfulness and your easy to follow presentations.
Great educational deministration. You have explained so well many helpful steps and proceedures throughout. I use your scratch-free product and am curious if you can finish up your sanding with the Scratch-free paste?
Hi there, just a quick question: You're using a spindle gouge to shape the bowl / carve out the interior? Or are you using a bowl gouge? I'm completely new to turning and this is my first project. While doing it, I realized I only have bowl gouges. I'm also getting really nasty tearout on the exterior & catches while doing the interior. Any suggestions? Using 3/8" bowl gouge for exterior shaping & 1/4" bowl gouge for interior.
Video needs to zoom in when turner is explaining detailed use of the turning tools while these tools are on the wood. I could not see what he was explaining because the camera was not zoomed in.
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This man has a certain humour and humour certain, the right guy to learn and afterwards get a couple of beers together, cheers and thanks from Luxembourg 🇱🇺 europe
your instruction and explanations are very thorough; thank you for your time in making this video for others to benefit
Really enjoyed the video. Liked the kindergarten teacher comment! Beautiful twig pot
thanks so much for this lesson. Much appreciated. Thanks for continually updating us on your RPM's Very helpful.
Thank you so much for putting these out there! As a new turner who’s trying to learn by watching UA-cam, it has been SUPER helpful to watch it in real time. The first few bowls I tried to make I thought needed to be done in 30 or so minutes, and they were disasters...only later finding out that the vids were sped up to fit a certain time frame. I can’t thank you enough!!
I like your style and way of teaching and approaching wood turning. The right balance of fundamentals along with the sort of intuitive “feel” elements. Emphasis on stepping back and looking for symmetry, balance, and beauty as you go along. You are now among a handful of favorite teachers of wood turning 👍👍
Thank you very much!
Most educational video. New to turning twice a week at public shop. I made one twig pot, lots pens, snowmans..but watching you I understand more of what I was doing..class is only hour.
1/2024..watched it again!!
Good job, Kirk. Plenty of good information and detail. I especially appreciate that you did not use a bunch of loud music that so many UA-camrs do these days. Peaceful, quiet, and informative. Excellent.
Thanks. I enjoyed the pace of your video as many speed thru the work and much is missed by the eye.
Very informative instructional video. Lots of tips & tricks hidden in this step-by-step tutorial. Thanks - keep them coming.
Best instructional ever. Love your detail
Thanks for the great video and extensive explanation. I've been turning a bit over a year. Learned a lot from this video. We wil be putting a piece in our chapter newsletter about these videos. Very helpful.
i had just found this video and want to say thanks so much I have been turning for around a year and I see that there is alot of thing I need to work on. Thanks again
Lots of great info . Thank you
Great video. I have learned so much from it and now I'm anxious to get down into my basement shop and use all the great tips you showed me.
why? are there zombies in your basement?
You are so patient and informative. I'd like you to be my teacher. Thank you for your videos.
very impressive! I cannot wait moo make one of these. Appreciate your patience.
Thanks for the great idea of using the drill bit for a chuck to work the bottom.
Awesome, thanks for taking the time to make this video.
You bet!
thanks! Great video and class!
Great teaching video!!
Very nice and excellent instruction as well. However I personally believe it looked much better with the larger based on it before you parted it off than it does now. Maybe that is just me but I think everything should have a wide solid based. To me it looks like that would be very easy to knock over and a mom with kids would likely not appreciate that. Other than that, awesome job. Thanks for putting out this video series. Yall have a wonderful day.
Thanks for the video and instructions great job
Beau Travail Bravo !
Great video!👍🏻
Great Video Kirk.
Thanks for sharing, (I discover your chanel since a few time). Hi from France
Very nice shape! I like it! Good luck!
You are a great instructor 👍
Nice, thanks. I would be worried that the bulb would crack as the piece dries. Any Ideas Dale.
Excellent video
Your no rush, carefully done demonstrations with clear explanations as you proceed are MUCH appreciated. I've learned a great deal thanks to your thoughtfulness and your easy to follow presentations.
Very impressive 😍😍
Thanks for sharing 🙂🙂
Excellent tutorial video
Great job and some new tips!!
Actually a question; great video by the way. I have searched everywhere for the glass tubes you used with no luck. Help, please!
Merecidisimo like maestro!
Great educational deministration. You have explained so well many helpful steps and proceedures throughout. I use your scratch-free product and am curious if you can finish up your sanding with the Scratch-free paste?
Yes, Scratch Freee is perfect as a final step in the sanding process.
Excellent video, explaining as you go is just wonderful, really impressed with your knowledge. Big thank you.
Thank you, appreciate your patience, very helpful.
Thanks for sharing that!
Good video. Thank you!
Right on!
I would use a draw bar to keep the Morse taper drill bit from turning in the spindle on drive head. It was a very good video.
Good info ty.
It's great to see things that aren't made in China these days!👍
Are you using green or dried lumber? Does it matter?
what glass tube did you use for this project?
Here's a link to the tubes: www.woodturnerscatalog.com/p/56/5278/turners-select-Flared-Vase-Tube
Hi there, just a quick question: You're using a spindle gouge to shape the bowl / carve out the interior? Or are you using a bowl gouge? I'm completely new to turning and this is my first project. While doing it, I realized I only have bowl gouges. I'm also getting really nasty tearout on the exterior & catches while doing the interior. Any suggestions? Using 3/8" bowl gouge for exterior shaping & 1/4" bowl gouge for interior.
Thanks for sharing! KANSAS
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Where can I buy the glass tubes.
www.woodturnerscatalog.com/p/56/5278/turners-select-Flared-Vase-Tube
Video needs to zoom in when turner is explaining detailed use of the turning tools while these tools are on the wood. I could not see what he was explaining because the camera was not zoomed in.
I feel you make it much more complicated than it really is.
Thank you plese we need arabic translation in mor and mor countrys
Where mike
That's not a "woodturning 101" project!