I really like how you put your little sign in every shot. I noticed it in the middle of the video, but then everywhere when I rewatched the beginning ;) Also really nice bowl.
+Marius Hornberger Thanks! Some of my videos that got stolen have more views on Facebook than on my own channel (a lot more views actually), so this should make it a little harder for the freebooters.
Jeremy Schmidt are you having an issue with people stealing your content and re-posting it as their own? You could just make a stencil and spray paint everything.😉
It seems to happen to all youtube creators nowadays. Someone compresses the video into a gif and posts it on facebook, cashing in on ad revenue. Never mind that gifs are probably the worst possible format of viewing something like this...
Now that's a really cool bowl, thank you for sharing. John Heisz mentioned you in one of his diatribes about how you already know so much compared to what us older chaps knew at your age - he's not wrong, what you share is amazing and I hope you find time to continue even when you get into the next chapter of your life. Also, the drill turned turntable at the end, genius!
That trick is called stop motion, and it's definitely borrowed from Frank Howarth, who was probably the first one to do woodworking/turning videos using it. (Not saying it's bad that Jeremy borrowed this trick. Just making a recommendation that you check out Frank's channel.)
We have that same way that's cool with the same free-standing tool rest. And I have that same way the home too! What you need to do is make another piece that is an extension arm for the tool rest stand so that it can go into the free-standing tool rest and then it can pivot but it has a hole for another part of a tool rest. So basically it's a pivoting extension kind of similar to how GoPros have that extra little piece that's an extension. That way the foot can go to the right side of the cabinet and then the other foot can go right flat against the cabinet and then you can still reach all the way to the headstock. Even with a 4in tool rest. I'm sure you could make one of those! Awesome job and good luck with that
Your every video is a masterpiece, video itself, as the object you make. I really cant suggest a thing to do better when i watch this. amazing to watch, thank you
You're like a mix between Marius Hornberger and Matthias Wandel a very good combo indeed! Keep it up! I love it when you put the sign in the shot! Looks very nice and is copyright proofing so people have a hard time stealing your beautiful videos!
Would love to see this done again, but with varying thicknesses of scraps so that they don't look like layers. it would take a lot more work to assemble, but the result would be amazing... not that this wasn't.
What a cool bowl, I just now went through about 3 weeks of gluing my scraps into large chunks of wood and then cutting and gluing those into rings for a bowl which I had blow apart in my face and strike my face shield. It would have been a great bowl, just like this one, cheers mate, subbed!
Some things were specifically not recommended with blue tape, so now the only logical conclusion is that everything else without blue tape on it was mentioned? Typically youtuber not disclosing they're sponsored by Big Wandel ;)
Very cool! how many hows do you figure you put into it? I'm the same way with scraps I have boxes of them. I've done cutting boards. Never occurred to me to make a bowl. Thanks for sharing!
This is one of the few truly chaotic builds I have ever seen. Most of the time people use some sort of repeating and seemingly irregular pattern but inverted at various spots to make the build seem chaotic. Good form.
I loved the idea in the beginning (00:38) and although the end product is nice, I would have loved to see the outcome if you had not sanded the different layers. It would have probably taken twice as long to make but would have been an interesting result.
I'll be interested to see whether you end up with a wood movement issue in the bottom of the bowl. Saw some of Kyle Toth's early bowls in a video the other day and time was not kind. I've got one like that which hasn't had an issue yet but the bottom ring isn't so wide.
+krtwood Yikes, I hadn't thought of that. But I did make a couple of bowls with the same sort of bottom, about the same size, a year ago. They're still ok.
I've followed many of your videos, and really enjoy them. I've just gotten into turning so I'm looking more closely at your lathe work. This scrap bowl is lovely. Nicely done.
"OCD defying project" -- one of the best throw-away remarks I've ever heard. I'm still chortling... Btw, you need to think about raising your lathe. (Spindle at least at elbow height; I'm most comfortable 3 inches above that.) At times you looked like you were searching for something you'd lost on the floor :-) Clyde
Another terrific video-I really liked the animation you did for the walnut pieces, very amusing. And the final shot? Loved it. CRP
Love you coach
At the end I thought you were going to put the bowl back in the drawer haha. Great bowl man!
+Justin Depew
Would have if it fit :)
Justin Depew
Change to another modular drawer, Jeremy, then put the bowel back in.
Justin Depew That would be one of the best Thankful gift to your PARENTS. Pass my THANKS TOO.
@@Jer_Schmidt you could use the bowl to store the scraps in it
I really like how you put your little sign in every shot. I noticed it in the middle of the video, but then everywhere when I rewatched the beginning ;) Also really nice bowl.
+Marius Hornberger
Thanks!
Some of my videos that got stolen have more views on Facebook than on my own channel (a lot more views actually), so this should make it a little harder for the freebooters.
Haha, I caught that too. Good thinking!
That is a great idea, I'm totally stealing your idea :)
thas why diresta has his tag everywhere
1:51 am I watching a Frank Howarth video....?
My thoughts exactly!
Right?
I teared up when I saw that :') the video work almost rivals the woodworking
i was just thinking a younger mix of frank howarth and matthis wandel before seeing the comments
wait... what's your channel name again? :-)
Nice project. Looks like a ton of work, and the results show it.
+Wordsnwood (Art Mulder)
It's "Peter Brown".
It was a little more work than I bargained for... ;-)
A bit of Peter, a bit of Frank. we all learn from each other! :-)
Trying to "watermark" your videos from freebooting I assume?
+austins830
Correct.
Are you willing to do another bowl when the scrap drawer gets full again? Very beautiful, btw.
It's nice to see the Frank Howarth school of cinematography getting traction outside Oregon.
Always a good day when jerry uploads a video
Thumbs up back to you!
+Wintergatan
Thanks! :)
You are right up there with Matthias Wandel......
Sweet stop motion @ 1:47, Jer, and that's a beaut of a bowl. Love the chaos myself :)
+John Heisz
Thanks!
Nice job Jeremy. Rather than random it actually looks designer. Accidentally awesome.
Always ready for new content from
Jeremy
Outstanding!
Great bowl! And a nice Frank-moment...
How long did that stop motion take haha that was awesome!
+Major Dong
Maybe half an hour...
During the assembly of the top and bottom rings, I thought I was watching Frank Howarth. :-) The finished bowl is beautiful!!!
Post more videos dude. Am I supposed to lay around and NOT have more videos to watch?
That looks absolutely gorgeous. I am so impressed.
Sarc
Good idea with the sign. Sucks that it's necessary.
+Thomas Lovén
Thanks. I'm hoping it's not too annoying to my regular viewers.
Jeremy Schmidt are you having an issue with people stealing your content and re-posting it as their own? You could just make a stencil and spray paint everything.😉
It seems to happen to all youtube creators nowadays. Someone compresses the video into a gif and posts it on facebook, cashing in on ad revenue. Never mind that gifs are probably the worst possible format of viewing something like this...
+Moneypit330
I think Diresta does an incredible job of branding but I'm not quite ready to trash my shop with messy spray paint ;-)
Stencil your name on self-adhesive label paper and stick those everywhere.
You are great! I'm going to make your sled next though!!
As usual, you're a boss in the workshop.And of course how can we overlook the fact you're also a boss at video editing.
Nice Jeremy!! I l'm a hardwood scrap Hoarder too..... Great ideal !!! Thanks Bro.
Scraps can be so beautyfull.
Greetings from my little german chanel. Love the idea and the product.
Beautiful project. Did your OCD get worse? 😁
+Woodworking Barcelona
It may have...we'll have to wait and observe prolonged effects.
Now that's a really cool bowl, thank you for sharing. John Heisz mentioned you in one of his diatribes about how you already know so much compared to what us older chaps knew at your age - he's not wrong, what you share is amazing and I hope you find time to continue even when you get into the next chapter of your life. Also, the drill turned turntable at the end, genius!
1:47 Oh my god dude i love you editing sooooooo much!!!
That trick is called stop motion, and it's definitely borrowed from Frank Howarth, who was probably the first one to do woodworking/turning videos using it.
(Not saying it's bad that Jeremy borrowed this trick. Just making a recommendation that you check out Frank's channel.)
+Ian Duh
Yep, Frank is awesome. Anyone reading this go check him out please!
Again awesome young fellow thanks for you vidio
We have that same way that's cool with the same free-standing tool rest. And I have that same way the home too! What you need to do is make another piece that is an extension arm for the tool rest stand so that it can go into the free-standing tool rest and then it can pivot but it has a hole for another part of a tool rest. So basically it's a pivoting extension kind of similar to how GoPros have that extra little piece that's an extension. That way the foot can go to the right side of the cabinet and then the other foot can go right flat against the cabinet and then you can still reach all the way to the headstock. Even with a 4in tool rest. I'm sure you could make one of those! Awesome job and good luck with that
I like the way you make dial indicator , smart ! The bowl came out nice .
Your every video is a masterpiece, video itself, as the object you make. I really cant suggest a thing to do better when i watch this. amazing to watch, thank you
You're like a mix between Marius Hornberger and Matthias Wandel
a very good combo indeed! Keep it up!
I love it when you put the sign in the shot! Looks very nice and is copyright proofing so people have a hard time stealing your beautiful videos!
the only thing i can say is wow! i wish i could do that too
lol your scraps are better than my wood collection
Quite nice -
Luvin' the use of 'scraps'.
Would love to see this done again, but with varying thicknesses of scraps so that they don't look like layers. it would take a lot more work to assemble, but the result would be amazing... not that this wasn't.
I started out planning to do it that way but got impatient. I'd like to see how it would look.
What a cool bowl, I just now went through about 3 weeks of gluing my scraps into large chunks of wood and then cutting and gluing those into rings for a bowl which I had blow apart in my face and strike my face shield. It would have been a great bowl, just like this one, cheers mate, subbed!
Nice bit of stop motion there.
Well done, Jer! Truly a one-of-a-kind!
Love your stop animation - or whatever it is called.
REALLY great looking bowl, IMO.
Pretty nice bowl! Well worth the extra work!
master craftsman. Kudos!
Beautiful work of art.
Now that's what you call a one-of-a-kind bowl. It looks great. Also, I really like your homemade bowl thickness gauge!
+Toolify
It would in fact be difficult to replicate. Thanks!
your videos are great dude
Beautiful. It looks like a crazy-patch quilt. Excellent work.
You are very good, enjoying your videos from England.. keep them coming..
Some things were specifically not recommended with blue tape, so now the only logical conclusion is that everything else without blue tape on it was mentioned? Typically youtuber not disclosing they're sponsored by Big Wandel ;)
+Paul Jenkins
Aw yes, I got the plans for free! Not. I just mark the products I particularly hate.
Really nice work!
That's beautiful.
never thought a bowl would tweak my OCD that badly.... but great looking bowl either way!
Very cool! how many hows do you figure you put into it?
I'm the same way with scraps I have boxes of them. I've done cutting boards. Never occurred to me to make a bowl. Thanks for sharing!
beautiful bowl jeremy. the outside looks like a ''Cubist'' painting.
I hate to say it but that may be your best looking bowl, the randomness is awesome 👏
Thanks!
This is one of the few truly chaotic builds I have ever seen. Most of the time people use some sort of repeating and seemingly irregular pattern but inverted at various spots to make the build seem chaotic. Good form.
Your scrap drawer is almost empty!!! Wonderful project Jeremy.
+Greg's Garage
I was surprised how well one bowl cleaned out the drawer! Thanks!
Like the wedge sled.I make 5 degree end blocks for my turkey calls.nice work,
Thanks Jeremy, not a turner, and can't watch the "hours of turning tool shots" vids. This was fun and fast paced.
Bravo! Great work, but you will never use all those scraps of......doh! 😁
I loved the idea in the beginning (00:38) and although the end product is nice, I would have loved to see the outcome if you had not sanded the different layers. It would have probably taken twice as long to make but would have been an interesting result.
Beautiful Jeremy! I love your high-tech wax applicator. :-)
finally a true scraps video. everyone else using good useful wood and they call it "scrap".
Really nice!
I love how you take so much time to do something which you find so boring :-) It's worth it!
Oh I get the pun. You actually turned it into a bowl by turning it on the lathe.
😉
How can anyone not like this video / project ? Envy, I guess . Great work Jeremy !
This guy sure knows his way around wood
Really really amazing
Really beautiful piece of art.
What a talent!
Can't stop watching.
I wish we were friends.
very cool bowl 👍👍
Would of been funny if you put the bowl back into the/a drawer. Really envy your skills
I'll be interested to see whether you end up with a wood movement issue in the bottom of the bowl. Saw some of Kyle Toth's early bowls in a video the other day and time was not kind. I've got one like that which hasn't had an issue yet but the bottom ring isn't so wide.
+krtwood
Yikes, I hadn't thought of that. But I did make a couple of bowls with the same sort of bottom, about the same size, a year ago. They're still ok.
I was thinking about that empty drawer right before you showed it. That bowl is pretty sweet.
I love your work. Genius.
Jeremy thank you, you are an amazing youngman I have watched this for the second time. The bowl is awesome and stunning.
I've followed many of your videos, and really enjoy them. I've just gotten into turning so I'm looking more closely at your lathe work. This scrap bowl is lovely. Nicely done.
Jeremy this is n different kind of segmented bowl than the ones I have seen. But still an awesome and amazing bowl.
Great!!! Thanks
Gorgeous bowl!
Beautiful bowl and a great use of all those little scraps
"small little"
+neopalm2050
That's like a double negative; it means big.
I guess I should have thought my word choice out a bit more
Looked like a lot of tedious work, but results are fantastic! Thanks for sharing.
It's so pretty.
very cool! i had missed this one!
Beautiful job on both the bowl and the video! You, sir, are an inspiration!
Just found your channel. I love this. It's brilliant.
he is so awesome
Been too long Jeremy. Great video, beautiful result!
Very good 🇺🇸🖖🇺🇸
I turned my bowls into wood scraps, We need to get together.
Terrific video & beautiful bowl Jeremy! You should have an ETSY account & sell some of the projects that you make. Just a thought............. :)
Wow came out awesome! Good design choice to use solid rings for the top and bottom.
Really nice!
Really nice finished product! Organized Chaos...Looks great!!;)
That's hot.
Beautiful bowl, great way to use up those extra scraps it came together really well.
Beautiful!
Well done young man.....sure seemed like a test in patience.
From out of chaos something beautiful is born. Great use of all those little pieces.
Sweet looking bowl and great idea for reusing scraps! Great idea Jeremy!
"OCD defying project" -- one of the best throw-away remarks I've ever heard. I'm still chortling... Btw, you need to think about raising your lathe. (Spindle at least at elbow height; I'm most comfortable 3 inches above that.) At times you looked like you were searching for something you'd lost on the floor :-) Clyde
+Clyde Ulmer
I'll check my lathe height. It does seem a little too low for me. Thanks!
Ha ha, love your sense of humour. Great job lovely bowl...
Spectacular!