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Wood Turning The 3D 3 In 1 Illusion
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- Опубликовано: 6 окт 2022
- This Illusion is fairly easy to create. It is also done in the quilting world and I think it looks great either way.
Dimension can be found in the video.
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That loos awesome. Love the effect. Great work Gary
Thanks so much Jiggsy!
Thanks you. For sharing hi learned all lot from you you are the best you work is excellent and again thanks you very much
Thanks so much Denis. I appreciate your comments and thanks for watching.
Gary
awesome think I might try this. like the jig so many ideas.
Thank you very much Garry. I appreciate you watching and commenting.
Gary
Excellent video on these techniques. Thanks always for sharing, take care. Cheers from BC
Thanks so much Gord. I love doing these and happy you enjoyed it.
Take care,
Gary
Love all your work. But your illusion is out of this world.
Thank you Jeff! I appreciate you watching and commenting.
Happy you enjoyed this one.
Take care,
Gary
One of my favorite
Thank you Dana!
gorgeous work
Thanks Gaetan and thanks for watching.
Gary
Well done, professor, as always! You just have a way of explaining and demonstrating that can't be beat. You just keep adding to your video library so that future generations can go to the card file (what?) and pull up just what they are looking for, whether to build or just be entertained. Great selection of wood for this project and a great finish seal the deal on this weeks entertainment. Great job, my friend, keep'em coming!
Phil
Thanks Phil. We just got back from 3 days at Beverly Beach. A bit foggy but had a great time.
Sitting around the camp fire I worked on 2 others in my head. They should top this one on coolness. If I can get it done lol.
Meanwhile I did come home to a piece of Black Walnut I left with one coat of finish. Should get it done for next Friday. But I did get a bit lazy sitting around the campfire. But we did ride our mountain bikes on the beach. That wear me out!
Thanks for watching!
Gary
I don't know about you, Phil, but my grandchildren (already in or out of college) probably don't know what a card file is. They certainly have never stood in a phone booth etc, etc, etc.
Thank You Gary....YOU ARE ALWAYS IMPRESSIVE!!!... It looks like you have used all your techniques on this project. ... Now I am thinking "where or what will Gary do in the future? How will he take this one to the next level?, HA"... This should be interesting to see what the future holds. Also I am thinking about the time you have invested in this project and if any mistakes are made (especially at the end) along the way the whole process would come to an end & have to start from the beginning, ugh! It is a WONDERFUL turning and a BEAUTIFUL bowl Gary... TM
Thank you TM. I appreciate your kind words and yes it could all go up it pieces right at the end. I try not to think about that too much but I certainly am aware of it the closer I get to the end. I thrust the hot glued tenon but that sure could be the weak link in the system if not put on correctly.
Thanks for watching my friend,
Gary
Fantastic!
Thank you very much Joseph and thanks for watching.
Gary
Brilliant Gary, just brilliant.
Nothing else I can really say.
Take care my friend.
Hwyl, Huw
Thank you very much Huw!
Cheers my friend,
Gary
As usual,very nice.
Thank you Doug. I appreciate you watching and commenting.
Gary
Well done, i love ist and ist locks Great👍👍👍👍
Tobiias thank you very much and thanks for watching.
Gary
Super amazing. You have more talent than two people. Keep up the good work. I enjoy your videos so much.
Thank you so much! I appreciate your comments Patty and thanks for watching,
Gary
Beautiful bowl. Great idea using the Bowl from a Board technique for the sides.
Thank you Greg. I did want higher sides and figured why not do with segment turned into a bowl from a board.
Thanks for watching,
Gary
Very well done Gary!
Wes @ Piedra Designs
Thank you very much Wesley and thanks for watching.
Gary
So cool!
Thanks you Stuart and thanks for watching and commenting.
Gary
Very nice exhibit. Worked very cool and clean. Greetings from Germany
Thank you very much and thanks for watching and commenting.
Take care,
Gary
Grandios !
Werner thank you very much and thanks for watching and commenting.
Gary
Wonderful!!!! 👍👌
Many thanks!!
I never get tired of how you make 2D look 3D.
Thanks so much Stephanie!
HI Gary very good super good.
Thank you my friend and thanks for watching.
Gary
vraiment magnifique. just gorgeus.
Thank you very much Patrick!
Take care,
Gary
Gary, another very nice bowl. Thanks for sharing your knowledge. Looking forward for your next video Jim
Thank you very much Jim. Just putting the finish on it right now and hope you will like it as well.
Gary
It’s like you could take the block out of the bowl! Too cool
Thank you Luann, yes it sort of looks that way.
Thanks for watching,
Gary
Every time I view your videos you bring back fond memories. Back in the 70's when my finances were poor I made atefacts and small boxes for relations birthdays using the 'Tunbridge Ware' technique. Keep those memories flowing - I look forward to your next video.
Thanks so much. Making the Tunbridge Ware for gifts was a very special thing to do. And a wonderful art form.
Thanks for watching,
Gary
That’s awesome,love it,love and learned a lot from your videos 👍
Thank you very much William. Happy you like this one and my other videos.
Take care,
Gary
that is my favorite moment when the poly has been applied and all the beauty of the wood comes to front and the illusion reveals itself. great job, i really love your illusion bowls
Thank you very much Irene! Yes the first coat of finish is always nice to see.
I do plan on more illusion turnings but they do take time so I like filling in with other fun turnings.
Thanks for watching,
Gary
Outstanding, Gary. So many great ideas come from your videos. And this video from the comforts of your RV???? Amazing!👍👍👍👍👍
Salud 🍺🍺
Thank you John. Heading back home and back to my lathe. Hope she did not miss me too much😂🤣🙂
Realy cool I cannot pick a favorite of your work it is all fantastic Thank you so much for sharing Jerry in Nevada ps now I have to make this Hope it turns out half as good as yours!!!!
Thanks so much Jerry. Just cut carefully and check each setup. It is really pretty easy to do.
Thanks for watching,
Gary
another masterclass and superb info the bowl came out awesome and the effect is amazing, good vid Gary cheers for sharing Ross 👍👍
Thank you very much Ross. I had a lot of fun making this one and happy you liked it.
Take care,
Gary
Another FANTASTIC illusion piece. Some day I’ll get up the courage to try one of these, but first I need to build a wedgy sled.
Thank you Michael. For sure it is worth trying and not all that hard to do.
Thanks for watching.
Gary
Gary, well you certainly gave us all the info we need to do this one and it looks great. Nice job, also, utilizing the 3 techniques on the one project. Oh, yes, it looks great, too!
Thank you Josh. I hope you give it a try. I know you will enjoy the process.
Take care,
Gary
Gary, I really like this 3 in 1 . You are the segmented bowl turning king. As always thanks for sharing and may you and your family be well.
Thank you very much Linda. Happy you enjoyed the video and thanks for watching and commenting.
Gary
great job. when I turn similar peices fellow turners kid me about turnning glue. Thanks for shearing
Thank you Neil. As that old "Alka-Seltzer" commercial used to say... Tell them...."Try It you'll like it"
Lots of types of turnings and I like them all.
Take care,
Gary
Never wanted a lathe until now, unless I can figure out how to make them without one. Great work and great video.
Thank you Richard. If you just want a serving platter of a wall hanging you can make these flat. They still look good.
But a lathe will give you a lot more options.
Thanks for watching,
Gary
Well done Gary. This looks fairly easy so I'm going to get a try. Thanks
Thank you Jim and it is pretty easy. If you get stuck let me know and I can probably make it even easier.
Gary
I love this kind of work! Great!!
Thanks Mauro and thanks for watching and commenting.
Gary
I love the simplicity of it all, the only variable like you mentioned is the height of the material used, thanks for talking us through the procedure.
Thank you very much James!
Phil and Gord said it all. Not much I can add except WOW! Combining three of your signature techniques into one project was terrific. Really enjoyed watching it and learning.
Thank you Tom! Happy you enjoyed the video.
Take care,
Gary
I like how the amount of thinking and planning to combine three relatively easy techniques into this fine bowl may have been as complex as some more difficult segmenting. Way to make a such a great piece by combining all three.
Thank you very much Jay. The other one I did I used a lot more wood making it. I figured why not try this. Plus I have been planning a bowl from a board with segments for a long time. So this was the perfect time to do it.
Thanks for watching,
Gary
Beautiful Gary! The contrast between the oak and the illusion is stunning. I can’t imagine you get a lot of sleep what with thinking up all these great turnings! Thank you once again. Cheers, Rick.
Thank you Rick. I did get a chance to sit around the campfire for the last 3 days and got to think up a few. That let me sleep at night LOL.
Thanks for watching,
Gary
Well done, Gary. Who would have thought how easy that is, or maybe you just make it look easy. 🤔
Thank you very much Kevin. Well it actually is easier and I like doing these just to show how easy it is.
Sometimes the simpler looking ones can be a lot harder to do.
Thanks for watching,
Gary
Another masterpiece Gary. Thank you for sharing.
Many thanks Les and thanks for watching.
Gary
Another beautiful, innovative project, Gary! Wow, that roasted oak sure popped when you wiped on the poly! I just love that dark, rich color. Can’t wait to see what’s next!
Thank you Marcia! The roasted oak is a very interesting wood. It is very light and as you can see it sort of turns to dust when cut. It cuts decently but no long shavings. And to get a nice dark wood it is reasonable in price.
Thanks for watching,
Gary
Greetings from Humboldt County California.
Absolutely enthralled with the illusion bowl. I have seen cutting boards made that way, never would have thought of a bowl. 6 out of 5 stars. Thanks very much for the explanation on the pieces and the dimensions.
Thank you Bob. Cutting boards are an inspiration for bowls. As well as the knitting world. Ruth Ann Berry has a book I have used for ideas,
Thanks for watching and commenting,
Gary
Awesome he are so talented. Enjoy all your art!! Love the 3d pieces you make. Wish I could make a perfect sled with perfect adjustable angles for my table saw. Also, I see you use a bowl Gough sometimes n other times you use a negative rake scraper. I would think the scraper would be more prone to have tear out. Just my thinking. I mostly use the carbide round tips on the tools I made. Great job Buddy
Thank you Bob! Once you have your sled dialed in it will work perfectly. I
I mostly do the turning with a bowl gouge The negative rake scraper is a very good tool for cleaning up cuts and will give you a nice finish.
Where as a normal scraper can tear the wood up a lot.
Thanks for watching,
Gary
Papa,
Another exotic, interesting and beautiful bowl 🤩. Your work is always good for a relaxing time away from the cares of a retired man’s hectic day in his recliner 🧐! The reading, catching up on RUclips videos, maybe watching a movie can really wear a guy out 🥵. So I appreciate my time spent with you and your lathe 😎😋😎.
Many thanks.
Keep the aspidistra flying!
Paul
Thank you very much Paul. We just spent 3 days at the coast. I don't need to tell you how sitting around the campfire in our recliners just wore me out. Then having to get up to go into the motor home and sleep in a nice warm bed. Man was I happy to get back home and get in front of the lathe and just relax LOL.
Happy you enjoyed this video.
Take care,
Gary
Gary,
You once again give us something to stride for.
You sir are giving the world many amazing projects to attempt!
I for one appreciate you 👍😎
Thank you very much Luie. I do love seeing these ideas done by others and have received many photos of what others have made.
I appreciate your kind words and thanks so much for watching.
Gary
Awesome
Thank you Robert. I appreciate you watching and commenting.
Gary
Gary you just keep out doing yourself with the segmenting. Fantastic work.
Thank you Bryon. We just got home from a 3 day trip and I have dreamed up 2 more things I want to make while sitting around the campfire.
Take care,
Gary
Thanks Gary! What an amazing project.
In one of your future video's would you put in a shot of your dust collection system that you have at the lathe. I'm trying to find the best way to get that sanding dust before it goes all over the place. Thanks again for these great videos!!
Thank you Dave! I will try to show how I have it hooked up. But basically right above my lathe I have a 4" pipe going to the dust collector.
I have 4" flex hose that hangs down and I can adjust behind the turning to pick up the dust as I sand.
About all a dust collector is good for in turning is the dust. And it does work pretty good.
But I will try and show that better.
Take care,
Gary
@@ThePapa1947 I sure appreciate it!! It's the dust that concerns me. I have brooms for the big stuff. Thanks
Your illusion bowls are so awesome! You are a genius! I live every illusion wood turning I have seen. Awesome work! Bravo!
Thank you very much Mary. They are fun to do as well.
Take care,
Gary
Good evening, Gary.
This is a wonderful project and video. I like your 3D illusion bowl. The wood choices made a great looking bowl.
Recently I made one of your bowl from a board projects. On the back side I hot glued thin strips of woods. Then when you cut through the board the strips of woods hold the ring in place. Repeat for the next ring.
Thanks for the interesting projects. I hit the like button.
Thanks Ray. I was going to hot glue strips on as well. Which would have worked better than what I tried. I was concerned about any binding but if it doesn't bind up to that point it should be fine.
Thanks for watching,
Gary
WOW! That is gorgeous, Gary! The roasted oak is something I have never seen before and it is very striking. Another wonderful project from the Master Craftsman that you are. Thanks for sharing your talents once again. Really enjoy learning from you, my friend. 👍👍
Take care,
.....Gord
Well thank you very much Gord. The roasted oak is pretty cool but is also strange to turn. It cuts nice but don't expect any shavings. Cost is much less than Wenge and it actually is easier to turn. Thanks again for all your kind words my friend.
Take care,
Gary
Gord I agree that Gary is a master but don't sell yourself short! I consider you one as well! I've learned so much from both of you and really look forward to new videos you guys make.
Stuart
You are too kind, Stuart. Thank you very much my friend. I really appreciate your kind words! 👍👍
Yes Gord Stuart is kind. But he is also correct.
Aw shucks! 😊😊
Another great project by the Master! Always look forward to your videos. Thanks.
Thank you very much Julian. I appreciate your kind words and thanks for watching.
Gary
Absolutely beautiful.
Thank you Barry and thanks for watching.
Gary
awesome, brilliant
Many thanks Vernon.
Gary
Excellent project Gary. I love the illusion, and the way you combined the segments on the outside to make a bowl in a board. A simple, yet very elegant project which turns out to be inspiration for us all. Thank you for showing us how. I look forward to seeing what you come up with next time. Thanks again, and see you next week!
Thank you very much Mark! Next week will be back to basics. We took a small trip so not enough time for anything real involved.
But more of this coming.
take care,
Gary
I really think your pieces are awesome. The only problem I have is that I have vertigo and looking at your stunning pieces I get a little dizzy. You sir are definitely a master of your craft. Love 💘 Love 💗 love 💕 them all.
Thank you very much Maria. Your comments mean a lot to me and most appreciated. Sorry about the dizzy spells but they will go away LOL.
Thanks again,
Gary
What a beautiful piece Gary ! You will go down in history with other great illusionists !
Thank you Jon. I appreciate your comment.
Take care,
Gary
Very well done Gary. You inspire the rest of us. If I ever get my shop back in shape I'm going to try this.
Thank you Richard and best of luck when you get back to the shop.
Gary
Gary that is beautiful.
Thank you Jane! Happy you liked it.
Take care,
Gary
Gary that is beautiful. I love how you make those illusion look so easy. Thanks for sharing this piece with us.
Thank you Chris and thanks for watching and commenting.
Gary
Spectacular dish Gary and the illusion is great. Keep safe, John
Thank you very much John.
Take care,
Gary
Beautiful work, Gary. I like the dark/light contrast. You inspire me. Thanks for sharing your work.
Thank you Travis. I am happy you enjoy my work and thanks for watching.
Gary
Kudos to you; along with the bowl, I thought that you did a particularly good job on the video itself: content , pacing, not to much repeating etc.
Thank you very much Frederick. I do appreciate your comments on how the video was done. That really helps me a lot in the process of making them.
Take care,
Gary
Fantastic, just absolutely fantastic!
Thanks so much Pauline, happy you enjoyed the video.
Take care,
Gary
Your illusions are so awesome! I love watching create such gorgeous pieces!
Thank you very much Carol. I appreciate your comments and thanks for watching.
Gary
Beautiful Gary.
Nico thank you very much and thanks for watching.
Gary
I have really been enjoying the wood illusions that you create. I've went back and watched some of your past videos. It inspired me so much that I made a "tumbling block" cutting board. I'll be turning some illusions soon. Thanks Gary! You're a great inspiration.
Thanks so much Michael! Tumbling block bowls are also a very cool illusion. If you were able to do that then this one here is pretty much a lot of 2 toned tumbling blocks assembled just a little different.
I would love to see your tumbling block cutting board.
Take care,
Gary
I love the 3-D images! I started out making 3-D end grain cutting boards and now just getting into turning. Keep them coming!
Thank you Douglas. I have not done any cutting boards in 3D. I assume you are making them end grain?
Thanks for watching,
Gary
Absolutely gorgeous!!! 😄
Thank you very much Marge. Happy you liked it and thanks for watching,
Gary
Excellent work Gary. I love the three D effect.
Thank you Jack. Happy you liked it and thanks for watching and commenting.
Gary
fantastic work. thanks for sharing your art
Nicky thank you very much. I appreciate you watching and commenting.
Gary
Truly stunning Sir. A pleasure to watch you work
Thanks so much Mark I appreciate you watching and commenting.
Gary
WOW! Just WOW! And you go tot use that circle jig I am so envious of. Oh, I finally got all the parts to make my own version of yours. Wish me luck.
Thank you very much Michael. Let me know you your ring cutting jig turns out.
Take care,
Gary
Wow, i can't wait to try something like this.
Thank you JB and best of luck when you do try it.
Gary
Very nice as always. I got to get up the nerve to try this. Thank you for sharing 👍
Thank you Robert. It looks much harder to do that it really is.
Best of luck,
Gary
Wow what a challenge. It came out fantastic and would be a great chip bowl or you could have left it flat for serving cheese or the like. Good job.
Thank you Tim! Happy you liked it and it does need to be used for something. Maybe some wrapped treats. Hmm Halloween is coming soon.
Take care,
Gary
I thoroughly enjoyed your video, Gary. So much talent and imagination to come up with these projects; as always, I am in awe. 🌞
Thanks so much Ray. Happy you enjoy them and I sure enjoy making them.
Take care,
Gary
Awesome Gary I have two favorites now stay safe friend 👍👍👍👍
Thanks radar. Happy you liked it.
Take care,
Gary
It's so hard to see what your doing because i see it in 3d all the time.got me illusioned for sure.looks beautiful.
Thanks and for sure even making them that illusion shows up and you almost have to stop seeing it so you can add the other pieces LOL.
Thanks for watching,
Gary
You have outdone your self. This one is spectacular.
Thanks so much Chris. A simple design but does look pretty cool when put together like this. Those blocks can be arranged in many different ways. That is what makes it so fun.
Thanks for watching,
Gary
I love your illusions. Beautiful.
Khan thank you very much. Happy you enjoyed it.
Gary
Wonderful piece as always Gary. 👍🇺🇸
Thank you! Happy you enjoyed the video.
Take care,
Gary
Nice work Gary 👏! Always enjoy watching you come up with something different. Take care and GOD BLESS 🙏!
Thank you Stephen! God bless you as well.
Gary
WOW! I love these illusions!! I may just have to try them soon!
Thank you Heather. That would be great and I am sure you would make a very nice one.
Take care,
Gary
Gary,
I'm just blown away......again. Outstanding work. Wonderful planning and execution. I hope to make one soon.
RP
Thank you RP and best of luck. Hope you are feeling better.
Take care,
Gary
Another very enjoyable, informative & challenging project & video.
Thank you for all of the information you shared with us. That is how we all get better.
I think I’m at least two projects behind, now! 😂
Well thank you very much James. I appreciate your comments and wish you the best on your projects.
Take care,
Gary
Really cool looking bowl. The colors are fantastic. Thanks for sharing.
Eileen thank you very much and thanks for watching and commenting.
Gary
A BEAUTIFUL JOB . AGAIN : A BEAUTIFUL JOB . ! ! ! ! ✅✅✅
Thanks so much Moises! Much appreciated.
Gary
Once again, an awesome piece. I really enjoy watching these videos, very inspirational
Thank you Mark. I appreciate your watching and commenting.
Gary
I swear you are a fantastic wood turner.
Thank you very much Ronnie! I appreciate your comment and thanks for watching.
Gary
Always love watching these getting made. I also am amazed at the process of making a bowl outta flat wood! Thanks again Gary for sharing your creativity with me. Stay safe, Vickie PS have you ever watched Grandpa Amu? He makes fantastic joins in wood. Very complicated puzzles also!
Thank you Vickie! I have not heard of him and I will look him up.
Take care,
Gary
Another very well done video on a great project. You are a tremendous inspiration to the entire woodturning community. Thanks
Thank you very much Richard! I appreciate your comments and thanks for watching.
Gary
Very nice wood selection for the project and amazing precision/ workmanship
Yiannis
Thanks so much Yiannis!
Take care,
Gary
Going to give this one a go. Nice job!
Thank you Ron and best of luck. Pretty easy to do.
Take care,
Gary
absolutely beautiful!!!!
Dianne thank you very much. Happy you enjoyed it.
Gary
your turnings are amazing yet are so simple yet precise love your work.
Thank you Paul. Sometimes simple can be the best.
Happy you liked it.
Gary