I think ive watched this twice now. It is a beautiful piece. Must say I have missed your content. Especially your smalll fun projects that are helping me get back to turning after many many years. Hope all is well and looking forward to your more regular return.🤞
That's very nice. I'm in process on a Urn for a good friend down the street. Base and bottom four seg's Walnut and then blending in Oak starting with 1/8" band between Walnut and then growing in size 1/4", 1/2" until the top of the Urn is solid Oak. The idea is all symbolism from dark Walnut to the light Oak as it raises up the Urn, sole going to heaven.
It’s beautiful and the shine is outstanding. I don’t understand anyone who would give a thumbs down or leave a negative comment. What they should do is press the thumbs down button….twice. It’s nice to see you again. Keep up the good work 🌞
Very nice work. A trick that I saw on YT from the @ThePapa1947 when gluing the segments and rings is to let the glue dry a bit and get tacky before you press the pieces together as that prevents all the pieces from sliding around so much and makes the gluing process so much easier.
Thanks for watching! Would need to experiment with the tacky idea, that could go badly if you wait to long. Would certainly take practice to know when is optimal.
You were missed and glad to know you were busy with work. The urn is a great piece of work and art. Please do not stay away so long again. I learned a lot from your work and now I continue to learn.
Beautiful piece Lewis. The shapes you turn are always very pleasing to the eye and flow so well. Kudos on being able to keep the padauk from staining the maple. Excellent solution for the lid attachment; it makes sense to glue the lid to the urn. Have seen others use PVC threaded pipe for the attachment; really like your solution better. Glad to see a new video and that you will be making more in the future. I don't know if you follow him or not, but Gary Ascher whose handle is ThePapa1947 does some very interesting work with segments. If you haven't seen him, he's definitely worth a look and follow. Some of his videos show how he resolves the problem of the layers slipping during glue-up
@@TheKlondikeCraftsman I know exactly how it is! I've been on a 6 month stretch of 6/dys a week... It's incredibly difficult to continue to make content. For me anyway. I'm still at the lathe. But just no time to edit. My channel doesn't even compare to yours. That being said. For me, there are very few creators that I look forward to watching content from. You are one of them! Your techniques are amazing. You were able to make that piece look like glass before you finished it. Perfectly round, but looked like facets set deep inside. Not enough writing skills to express how impressed I am with this urn. Hopefully you get what I'm saying. Just so you know. There's plenty of us who can't wait for the next vid. Thanks again.
That's lovely,Lewis. We all get busy. I have not been in my shop for months. Too stinking hot here in GA. Was curious about how the old house was coming you were working on. I watch the old content just to see what I may have missed. Have a great week!
Thank you Jane! Yes the old house is 99% done and the kids have moved in. Still very busy with work and business. I appreciate you watching the new and the old!
Great piece! The contrast on the woods is beautiful. I am sure whoever receives this will appreciate the work for their loved one. Good to see you back in the shop. Thanks for sharing!
Thank you John. This was made for a friend of mine who passed in March. I actually made the piece in March and just found time to edit. Thank you for watching!
Welcome back! Nice work. I do almost all segmented turning and have found that if I place a few grains of salt or silica sand between the rings it will stop a lot of movement.
So glad to have you back sir. Been missing the KC woodturning magic. What a beautiful segmented piece! Well done you. All the best to you and your family.
That is a beautiful urn, Lewis. Well done keeping the padauk dust off the maple. I'm glad you're well and that you'll have more frequent videos. Your presence has been missed.
That is simply beautiful. I really like the one line of maple. Wasn’t sure at first but the more I watch this the more I like it. What is the height and width of the urn?
@@TheKlondikeCraftsman great to hear from you my friend great to hear from you indeed I hope things are all wonderful there. All is wonderful here my friend and thank you thank you from Doug
Lewis nice to see you back at the lathe mate, That padauk looks really dusty stuff and is there a chance that it wood stain the lighter woods ??. That piece turned out smashing well done.
Thank you Alan! Yes it can stain the other wood. I wiped it down several times and then hand sanded the surface of the maple only to keep it white. Thank you for watching!
Lewis. Where are you these days? I haven't seen any new videos lately and I wonder if you have produced any or I have missed them. I know you are very busy, which is good. All the best and maybe in 2025 I may be able to bring some coffee to your shop. Mark, PEI.
I think ive watched this twice now. It is a beautiful piece. Must say I have missed your content. Especially your smalll fun projects that are helping me get back to turning after many many years. Hope all is well and looking forward to your more regular return.🤞
Thank you! I am still swamped but I can see the light at the end of the tunnel! I appreciate you continuing to watch!
Good to see you back Lewis
Thank you Jim, how to be back to a normal routine soon! Still catching up work. I appreciate you watching!
Hay nice job from madmax Melbourne Australia Victoria 🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺👍👍👍👍
Thank you Max, I appreciate you watching!
Very beautiful work Lewis thanks for sharing sorry for your loss glad to see you back thanks for sharing
Thank you Shane. I appreciate it
That's very nice. I'm in process on a Urn for a good friend down the street. Base and bottom four seg's Walnut and then blending in Oak starting with 1/8" band between Walnut and then growing in size 1/4", 1/2" until the top of the Urn is solid Oak. The idea is all symbolism from dark Walnut to the light Oak as it raises up the Urn, sole going to heaven.
Thank you and thanks for watching! Best of luck on your project!
Nice to have you back. beautiful piece of work. Hope you are well
Thank you Diana, I am well just too busy! I appreciate you watching!
HAY LEWIS GREAT TO SEE YOU, MY FRIEND. THE TURNING LOOKS GREAT BUDDY.FROM DOUG
Hey Doug! Good to hear from you buddy, thank you for watching!
What a great job. Your project are wonderful. Glad your back. Thanks. Roger D.
That is brilliant, Lewis. Welcome back.
Thank you Ward, I appreciate it!
Beautiful! You have been missed!
Thank you, glad to be back!
Just gorgeous. You made a beautiful wood even more beautiful.
Thank you so much, I really appreciate you watching!
Un très jolie vase bravo et très bien réalisé top 👍👏
Merci Denis!
Awesome urn Lewis great job.
Thank you Scott, I really appreciate it!
Very nice, I think it would look great in purple heart as well. Thank you look forward to looking at your older video's. Appreciate your art
Thank you Barb, it would look great in purpleheart for sure! Thank you for watching!
Absolutely beautiful Lewis.
Great to see you back, you have been missed.
Take care my friend.
Cheers, Huw
Thank you Huw, I messed up the time by 12 hours though! Thanks for watching!
Beautiful urn, Lewis. The chatoyance is magical. 🤩👍😊
Thank you Rob, I appreciate you watching!
Hello from Texas ... mesmerizing to watch your fluid motions using a variety of tools to create spectacular art.
Thank you, I appreciate it
Welcome back, beautiful urn!
Thank you Scott, I appreciate you watching!
Stunning result. Good to see you back Cheers Deno
Thanks so much, I appreciate it!
You created a stunning work of art!
Thank you Crystal, I appreciate you watching!
I had to look twice when youtube said Klondike Craftsman had a new video! I'm glad you are doing well and putting up videos again.
Haha, it was a long time for sure! I appreciate you watching!
Welcome back to UA-cam! Very glad that you are back . This urn turned out very pretty
.love the design! Thank you
Thanks it’s good to be back! I appreciate you watching!
Beautiful work as usual, Lewis!
Thank you Stephen, I appreciate it!
It’s beautiful and the shine is outstanding. I don’t understand anyone who would give a thumbs down or leave a negative comment. What they should do is press the thumbs down button….twice. It’s nice to see you again. Keep up the good work 🌞
Thank you Ray! Some people enjoy being negative. I appreciate you watching!
@@TheKlondikeCraftsman Well, they are sad b…….people. Thanks for replying.🌞
Wow is that really something. Beautiful turning with the Padauk. Working in sections made a lot of sense since it was so tall.
Thank you so much. Coincidentally today is the anniversary of the death of my friend for which this was made. I appreciate you watching!
Welcome back Lewis, great to see ya back ! Beautiful urn my friend!👍🏻👍🏻
Thanks Bruce, I appreciate it buddy
Very nice work. A trick that I saw on YT from the @ThePapa1947 when gluing the segments and rings is to let the glue dry a bit and get tacky before you press the pieces together as that prevents all the pieces from sliding around so much and makes the gluing process so much easier.
Thanks for watching! Would need to experiment with the tacky idea, that could go badly if you wait to long. Would certainly take practice to know when is optimal.
Fantastic piece, very well done. Glad you’re back. Stay save.
Thanks! Great to hear from you! I appreciate you watching!
Beautiful piece of art! So glad you are back. You have been missed!
Thank you Lisa, I appreciate it
Incredible skill Lewis, that was amazing to watch. Thank you for sharing.
Thanks so much Rob. I appreciate it!
You were missed and glad to know you were busy with work. The urn is a great piece of work and art. Please do not stay away so long again. I learned a lot from your work and now I continue to learn.
Thank you Mark, I’m certainly not going to be away that long again! Thanks for watching
Beautiful piece Lewis. The shapes you turn are always very pleasing to the eye and flow so well. Kudos on being able to keep the padauk from staining the maple. Excellent solution for the lid attachment; it makes sense to glue the lid to the urn. Have seen others use PVC threaded pipe for the attachment; really like your solution better. Glad to see a new video and that you will be making more in the future. I don't know if you follow him or not, but Gary Ascher whose handle is ThePapa1947 does some very interesting work with segments. If you haven't seen him, he's definitely worth a look and follow. Some of his videos show how he resolves the problem of the layers slipping during glue-up
Thank you Mark! I have seen a couple of his videos, I find it hard to keep up watching the people I know! I appreciate you watching!
You were missed. Very memorable urn. Hope your life happenings become more manageable and you are able to have personal times of true rest.
Hi Lee, I was not sick, just extremely busy, thank you for watching!
Happy to see you back! I missed your videos! That is definitely a beautiful piece.
Thank you Sandra, I appreciate you watching!
Nice work! Hope you find time to make some more videos, I enjoy your channel.
Thank you Chris, going to try to get in the shop more!
Awesome work Lew!
Thanks Gary, I appreciate you watching!
Beautiful vessel, beautiful wood, great craftsmanship. Great to see you back.
Thank you so much, I appreciate it!
Welcome back. Looking forward to seeing more of your work.
Thank you Monty, I appreciate you watching!
Well done. I learned a lot. I look forward to seeing your next project. Thanks for sharing!
Thanks Duane! I appreciate you watching!
Very nice. Good job of keeping the padauk dust off of the maple!
Thank you David, I appreciate it!
good to have you back. you have been missed. realy nice urn 👍
Thank you Thomas, I really appreciate it!
Great to see you back Lewis, very nice piece
Thanks Shaun, it’s good to get something out, I missed it!
Nice work,i am trying to get back into turning again.
I hope you can get back to it! I have been tied up for far too long. I miss turning! Thank you so much for watching.
Glad you are back. Beautiful job!!
Thank you Donald, I appreciate you watching!
Beautiful urn.
Thank you Jack!
Beautiful work
Thank you, I appreciate it!
Great to see you back😊. Always great material. ❤
Thank you, I hope you can join the chat on the premiere!
Another beautiful piece, Lewis!
Thank you Clayton, I appreciate you watching!
Well done, Lewis! This is gorgeous!
Absolutely fantastic to see you back in the shop, my friend!
Hey Seth! Thanks buddy, I appreciate you
Welcome Back!
Thanks Tom!
Very nice work!
Thank you Dennis!
Holy Cow!!
Been waiting for this.
Thanks for sharing.
Thanks so much for watching! It’s good to be sort of back!
@@TheKlondikeCraftsman I know exactly how it is! I've been on a 6 month stretch of 6/dys a week... It's incredibly difficult to continue to make content. For me anyway. I'm still at the lathe. But just no time to edit. My channel doesn't even compare to yours.
That being said. For me, there are very few creators that I look forward to watching content from. You are one of them! Your techniques are amazing. You were able to make that piece look like glass before you finished it. Perfectly round, but looked like facets set deep inside. Not enough writing skills to express how impressed I am with this urn. Hopefully you get what I'm saying.
Just so you know. There's plenty of us who can't wait for the next vid.
Thanks again.
It is a big time commitment for sure but when you enjoy it, it doesn’t seem like work!
That's lovely,Lewis. We all get busy. I have not been in my shop for months. Too stinking hot here in GA. Was curious about how the old house was coming you were working on. I watch the old content just to see what I may have missed. Have a great week!
Thank you Jane! Yes the old house is 99% done and the kids have moved in. Still very busy with work and business. I appreciate you watching the new and the old!
Absolutely beautiful
Thank you Michael
Wow!! Beautiful
Thanks so much , I appreciate you watching!
Glad you are back. Absolutely Beautiful Piece. The Maple pieces really make the vessel pop.
Thank you for sharing.
Thank you Carl, I appreciate you watching!
Beautiful shape! And so well turned. Thank you.
Thank you Larry, I appreciate it!
Great piece. That looks so beautiful 😍😍
Thank you, I appreciate you watching!
Welcome back from Australia! You have been missed! I hope the reno is either finished now or going well.
Thank you Robert! Reno is 99% done and the kids have been living there since the first of May. I’ll do a walk through video soon.
Lewis that's amazing work well done mate,
Kind regards
From Will 👍
Thank you William, I appreciate it buddy!
Very nice piece. Good to see you back.
Thanks James, it is good to get back at it in some capacity. Thank you for watching!
That turned out beautiful. Love the iridescence of the Padauk.
Thank you Roman! Padauk is beautiful wood. I appreciate you watching!
Great piece! The contrast on the woods is beautiful. I am sure whoever receives this will appreciate the work for their loved one. Good to see you back in the shop. Thanks for sharing!
Thank you John. This was made for a friend of mine who passed in March. I actually made the piece in March and just found time to edit. Thank you for watching!
Very nice!
Thanks buddy, I appreciate it
Welcome back! Nice work. I do almost all segmented turning and have found that if I place a few grains of salt or silica sand between the rings it will stop a lot of movement.
Thanks Dennis, I am going to try that. Thank you for watching!
So glad to have you back sir. Been missing the KC woodturning magic. What a beautiful segmented piece! Well done you.
All the best to you and your family.
Thank you George, it is good to be back! All the best to you and yours as well!
Nice job
Thank you
That is a beautiful urn, Lewis. Well done keeping the padauk dust off the maple. I'm glad you're well and that you'll have more frequent videos. Your presence has been missed.
Thank you Jay, I appreciate it buddy! Padauk dust is brutal, gets everywhere!
Wow absolutely gorgeous Mr Lewis! 😃
Thank you Val, I appreciate you sticking with me!
@@TheKlondikeCraftsmanaww always good Sir! 😃
Thank you
Excellent video Lewis super project expertly completed
Thank you Brian, I appreciate it buddy!
Well done Lewis it looks fantastic 🙌🙌🙌🙌
Thank you! I appreciate you watching!
@@TheKlondikeCraftsman it looks like it was quite an effort ( slippage )
Lots of moving around for sure.
That is simply beautiful. I really like the one line of maple. Wasn’t sure at first but the more I watch this the more I like it. What is the height and width of the urn?
De toute beauté !
Merci Frederic!
Fantastic! Beautiful piece, great job and welcome back!
Thank you John, I appreciate you watching!
Glad ur back I love the piece must be cool up there been 107 here
Thanks is Jim! It is just right up here, low 70’s right now. Thanks for watching!
Stunning piece Lewis
Thanks Colin, I appreciate it!
Beautiful work Lewis. I’ll be looking into segment pro.
Thank you Doug. It is a one time buy and is really easy to use. We can FaceTime sometime if you like and I can show it to you before you buy.
Well done, sir.
Thank you, I appreciate you watching!
Lovely Lewis!
Thank you Ruby, I appreciate it!
Great looking piece, thanks for sharing. Paduak sure makes cleanup a pain, but it looks real nice.
Thank you! Yes it makes a terrible mess but it is beautiful wood. Thank you for watching!
So good to hear you again! Gorgeous piece!
Thank you Brian! I appreciate it!
Just beautiful
Thanks so much Doug!
Great looking job, love your work.😊
Thanks so much, I appreciate you watching!
nice
Thanks! Hope you can joint the premiere and chat!
How did you keep the padauk from bleeding into the maple. ? Nice work
I cleaned all the Padauk dust off with denatured alcohol and hand sanded the maple last before putting the finish on. Thanks for watching!
HAY LEWIS, I HOPE YOUR DOING GREAT BUDDY. I JUST WANTEDTO REACH OUT AND HELLO, I HOPE YOUR HAVING A GREAT YEAR MY FRIEND
Hey Doug! Great to hear from you! Things are still too busy but ok. Hope you are well! Thanks for reaching out!
@@TheKlondikeCraftsman great to hear from you my friend great to hear from you indeed I hope things are all wonderful there. All is wonderful here my friend and thank you thank you from Doug
Lewis nice to see you back at the lathe mate, That padauk looks really dusty stuff and is there a chance that it wood stain the lighter woods ??. That piece turned out smashing well done.
Thank you Alan! Yes it can stain the other wood. I wiped it down several times and then hand sanded the surface of the maple only to keep it white. Thank you for watching!
To what grit are you going before the first Yorkshire Grit?
Can you please tell me what make and model of lathe are you using.
Where have you gone?
KC gorgeous .
Thank you Angela, I appreciate it!
@@TheKlondikeCraftsman you’re welcome
Lewis. Where are you these days? I haven't seen any new videos lately and I wonder if you have produced any or I have missed them. I know you are very busy, which is good. All the best and maybe in 2025 I may be able to bring some coffee to your shop. Mark, PEI.
Welcome back Lewis! Does this mean you're renovations are complete?
Hi! Yes the renovations are 99% done and the kids have moved in back in May. Still very busy with work and business. Thanks for watching!
Sprinkle salt in the glue to minimize segment sliding.
Thanks David, I think I will try that.