Hi Steve, great video, learned enough to give stave construction a go, thanks for that. Really like the hollowing system will be giving that a closer look. Happy New Year! Cheers Gord
It's been a long time between videos Steve. It's good to have you here again. This was a great start on the staved vase. Now on to part 2. Thank you for sharing.
@@slindsley1951 Steve, I built a jig, and produced an 8 sided “trial” and it wasn’t too awful for a first blush. The biggest issue is the “twist” which you mentioned. I’m pretty sure this is due to blade alignment with the fence. From my understanding, the blade in vertical position can be slightly out of alignment with the fence, but this will be exacerbated when the blade is tilted…that’s about the only way I can figure the “twist” in the glue up.
Thanks Roger. I got my cone center from Curt Theobald's website. I put a link below. It's been out of stock for awhile. If you send him a message I'm sure he'll let you know if or when it will be in stock. Robust and Oneway also make large cone centers. Google or check their websites.Take care, Steve curttheobald.com/store/ols/products/cone-center
Bill - I got the large cone center from Kurt Theobald's website. It currently shows it to be out of stock. You might send him a message and see if he's going to be getting any more. I put a link below. Robust and Oneway also make large cone centers but they may not fit on other live centers. Also, there are videos on UA-cam on how to turn your own. Hope that helps. Steve curttheobald.com/store/ols/products/cone-center
Hi Steve, All I can say is that if I lived next door you'd have to put up an electric fence and lay a mine field to keep me out!!! I can't tell you how much you have inspired this 75 year old guy! Thanks for this and all your videos! Tom Ps: where do you buy your rubber bands?
John - If you lived next door you'd always be welcome in my shop for a cup of coffee and good conversation! I picked up my rubber bands at Office Depot but I'm sure they would have them at any office supply store like Staples. Take care, Steve
@@slindsley1951 I have enjoyed your videos and am trying to start segmented Turning. Having problems getting seams on #2 ring to line up with center of segments on the first ring. Can you help with this problem?
@@johncox9971 John - Do you have the same number of segments in each ring? If yes, then you should be able to get the joints on ring #2 close to the center of the segments on ring #1. It doesn't have to be exact, just close. Once the piece is finished no one will notice if one ring is a scootch off from the one above or below it. Hope that helps. Take care, Steve
John - I put another link below so hopefully this one will work. If not, just Google Curt Theobald and his website will come up. Robust and Oneway make large cone centers as well. You can find them on their websites. Take care, Steve curttheobald.com/store/ols/products/cone-center www.turnrobust.com/product/cone-set-for-live-center/ oneway.ca/2%20MT%20Live%20Center?search=live%20center
Thank you very much Dale! I got the large cone center from Curt Theobald. Here's a link to the item on his website. Take care, Steve www.curttheobald.com/cone-center?ReturnUrl=LwBzAHQAbwByAGUAPwBwAGEAZwBpAG4AYQB0AGUAPQAzADIAOAA4ADkAOAAzADoAMQA%3d
Clayton - I got the large cone center from Curt Theobald. Here's a link to the item on his website. Take care, Steve www.curttheobald.com/cone-center?ReturnUrl=LwBzAHQAbwByAGUAPwBwAGEAZwBpAG4AYQB0AGUAPQAzADIAOAA4ADkAOAAzADoAMQA%3d
Uma - the only advice I can give you is to decided what type of turning you'd like to do (bowls, pens, bottle stoppers, spindles, etc.) and buy the best equipment that your budget will allow. Good luck. Take care, Steve
Great way to enjoy my Sunday morning coffee. They are beautiful, thanks for sharing.
Larry - Thanks for watching and commenting on my video. Take care, Steve
Steve ... Thanks for posting this 2-parter. I really appreciate the way you thoroughly explain what you are doing!
Thank you very much Gerald! Take care, Steve
Hi Steve, great video, learned enough to give stave construction a go, thanks for that. Really like the hollowing system will be giving that a closer look. Happy New Year! Cheers Gord
Gord - Thanks for watching my video and for the comment. Take care, Steve
It's been a long time between videos Steve. It's good to have you here again. This was a great start on the staved vase. Now on to part 2. Thank you for sharing.
Glen - It has been a while. It was good to get back on the lathe and do some turning. Thanks for watching! Take care, Steve
Thanks Steve! You cleared up some issues that were confounding me. Great videos! Kepp up the great work.
Glad my video was helpful! Take care, Steve
Wow so awesome and beautiful 💕 thumbs up 💯 thanks for sharing your wonderful video, new friend here 😊😊
Thank you very much. Steve
Excellent demo!
Thank you very much!
@@slindsley1951 Steve, I built a jig, and produced an 8 sided “trial” and it wasn’t too awful for a first blush. The biggest issue is the “twist” which you mentioned. I’m pretty sure this is due to blade alignment with the fence. From my understanding, the blade in vertical position can be slightly out of alignment with the fence, but this will be exacerbated when the blade is tilted…that’s about the only way I can figure the “twist” in the glue up.
Very beautiful vases and thanks for the math lesson.
You're very welcome! There will be a quiz later.
The 21.69 blade angle is devided by two is that correct.....? So the bade is set at 10.855?
No the blade angle was 21.69 (or as close as I could get it). It's not divided in by 2 when cutting staves. Thanks for watching. Take care. Steve
@@slindsley1951 Great, appreciate the help! I am making a tapered stave speaker cabinet for a guitar amp. And my wood working skills will be tested.
Steve, great videos. Where did you find the large cone for your tailstock?
Thanks Roger. I got my cone center from Curt Theobald's website. I put a link below. It's been out of stock for awhile. If you send him a message I'm sure he'll let you know if or when it will be in stock. Robust and Oneway also make large cone centers. Google or check their websites.Take care, Steve
curttheobald.com/store/ols/products/cone-center
Thanks Steve, these are fantastic!
Thank you very much! Take care, Steve
hi great video please where did you get that loverly big cone live center from
regards Bill
Bill - I got the large cone center from Kurt Theobald's website. It currently shows it to be out of stock. You might send him a message and see if he's going to be getting any more. I put a link below. Robust and Oneway also make large cone centers but they may not fit on other live centers. Also, there are videos on UA-cam on how to turn your own. Hope that helps. Steve
curttheobald.com/store/ols/products/cone-center
@@slindsley1951 thank you
Hi Steve,
All I can say is that if I lived next door you'd have to put up an electric fence and lay a mine field to keep me out!!!
I can't tell you how much you have inspired this 75 year old guy!
Thanks for this and all your videos!
Tom
Ps: where do you buy your rubber bands?
John - If you lived next door you'd always be welcome in my shop for a cup of coffee and good conversation! I picked up my rubber bands at Office Depot but I'm sure they would have them at any office supply store like Staples. Take care, Steve
@@slindsley1951 I have enjoyed your videos and am trying to start segmented Turning. Having problems getting seams on #2 ring to line up with center of segments on the first ring. Can you help with this problem?
@@johncox9971 John - Do you have the same number of segments in each ring? If yes, then you should be able to get the joints on ring #2 close to the center of the segments on ring #1. It doesn't have to be exact, just close. Once the piece is finished no one will notice if one ring is a scootch off from the one above or below it. Hope that helps. Take care, Steve
Great job Steve. The link to Curt Theobald site for the cone does not work. Do you have an update on how I can get a large cone like you use? Thanks.
John - I put another link below so hopefully this one will work. If not, just Google Curt Theobald and his website will come up. Robust and Oneway make large cone centers as well. You can find them on their websites. Take care, Steve
curttheobald.com/store/ols/products/cone-center
www.turnrobust.com/product/cone-set-for-live-center/
oneway.ca/2%20MT%20Live%20Center?search=live%20center
Great video Steve. Where did you get your large cone live center? Thanks and beautiful work.
Thank you very much Dale! I got the large cone center from Curt Theobald. Here's a link to the item on his website. Take care, Steve
www.curttheobald.com/cone-center?ReturnUrl=LwBzAHQAbwByAGUAPwBwAGEAZwBpAG4AYQB0AGUAPQAzADIAOAA4ADkAOAAzADoAMQA%3d
I ordered the book thank you
Collin - I’m sure you’ll find it informative and an excellent reference. Take care, Steve
I’m curious where you found that large blue cone for the tail stock ?
Clayton - I got the large cone center from Curt Theobald. Here's a link to the item on his website. Take care, Steve
www.curttheobald.com/cone-center?ReturnUrl=LwBzAHQAbwByAGUAPwBwAGEAZwBpAG4AYQB0AGUAPQAzADIAOAA4ADkAOAAzADoAMQA%3d
Steve I am an enthusiast and would seek your advice on beginners equipment . Is there any way you could advice me please on this ? Regds
Uma - the only advice I can give you is to decided what type of turning you'd like to do (bowls, pens, bottle stoppers, spindles, etc.) and buy the best equipment that your budget will allow. Good luck. Take care, Steve