I watched this video a few years ago when I was first learning to turn and knew I wanted to stick with it so I could get good enough to turn a 3 sided cup. Happy to report I've watched it 3 times (learned something new each time) and I'm having a total blast experimenting with multi axis turning. If you don't have her book get it! Filled with great information. "Multi Axis Spindle Turning: A Systematic Exploration" published 2018. If you haven't been to one of her demos get to one! She's even better in person.
I am so pleased you put this up. I'd seen an article in Woodturning magazine here in the UK about Barbara and had figured out from that, the way of doing it eventually but it's great to see her for real. Thanks so much Rich
That is amazing. It makes what I turn seem really plain and dull. I'll watch this again and then I'll try it. You demonstrated and explained your technique very well. I love that shape; if mine comes out similar to this, my wife will love it.
This was really timely. I have been thinking of making a triangular Urn but this is a way i can add a twist to it. Thanks for the video. I really enjoyed it!!...jim
You a great teacher , thanks so much for showing your guide for how you number that was so hard for me to get , now I get it I was using my square don't know why but now I see my mistake Thanks again so much Did it as a hobby when fishing slow know can't stop lol
That is amazing, How could I not think of this. (Well I know)......The way she hit the throttle, I am guessing she has never been hit in the face with a block of Oak.
Great presentation, two things 1st gonna subscribe to see more content, 2nd does hollowing require somewhat a different procedure than a regular round vessel? Very injoyable to watch. At the beginning, it sounded as if she said capital city turning? What city if being referenced?
Barbara, that was a fantastic demo. You answered a lot of questions as I have been wanting to do a variation of your design for a long time, and with my trial and error, I have done quite a few errors :) So the thin CA Glue really works to seal the interior for consumption? Impressive, was over thinking of how to seal the interior, was trying to find a food safe finish that was water tight, is the CA a food safe finish? Cheers
Nie wiem czy efekt wart jest tej pracy , ale kobieta tokarz to jest coś ciekawego , 45 lat psuję drewno ale kobiety w tym zawodzie nie spotkałem . Pozdrawiam !
I just found this video so I haven't thought about this much and I'm just spitballing here but couldn't you number to the ends offset by 1 and then all you have to do is match up the ones and the twos and the threes? it seems that that's the one place where you might make a mistake so why not eliminate the problem and any confusion by using mismatched numbers... and if I've missed something please forgive me sometimes I'm a little mentally challenged when it comes to math.....
This might be safe for you, but I think it could potentially be dangerous for someone who sees this video and tries to replicate it. The work piece may fly off, and the chisel could get in a catch. I don't recommend it for beginners.
Ick.. Thin CA INSIDE the cup where liquid is going to go? I don't think CA is ok for consumption.... but an excellent video on multi-axis turning... you got some guts going at that thing spinning the say it does!
Barbara Dill, you are a turning rock star!! Thanks for posting this Frank.
This is the best demo of this process that I've seen. Very clear, and easy to follow.
Thanks. I'm going to try this.
me too
I watched this video a few years ago when I was first learning to turn and knew I wanted to stick with it so I could get good enough to turn a 3 sided cup. Happy to report I've watched it 3 times (learned something new each time) and I'm having a total blast experimenting with multi axis turning. If you don't have her book get it! Filled with great information. "Multi Axis Spindle Turning: A Systematic Exploration" published 2018. If you haven't been to one of her demos get to one! She's even better in person.
I am so pleased you put this up. I'd seen an article in Woodturning magazine here in the UK about Barbara and had figured out from that, the way of doing it eventually but it's great to see her for real. Thanks so much
Rich
Never seen multi axis turning before, Awesome demonstration,Wonderful to watch,Great
video, thanks very much.
Very informative video
Wonderful video. My brain is working overtime thinking of all that can be done after watch this video. Thank you.
God I love RUclips. Great vid. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks Barbara loved this project.
I watched this and was inspired to try it last night. Unfortunately for me I found a long lost nail in the wood. I will try again. Great tutorial
Great video! You can also use the indexing on the lathe together with the tool rest to mark the 120 degree angles or 90 degrees.
That is amazing. It makes what I turn seem really plain and dull. I'll watch this again and then I'll try it. You demonstrated and explained your technique very well. I love that shape; if mine comes out similar to this, my wife will love it.
This was really timely. I have been thinking of making a triangular Urn but this is a way i can add a twist to it. Thanks for the video. I really enjoyed it!!...jim
Very well expliqued video Barbara, thanks for sharing your knowledge. Cheers!
Thank you Barbara Dill; I'll give it try!
thanks for sharing your knowledge.You have a big heart
A great demo, thank you, I'll be trying this out for sure 😆
Got to try this . Thanks for the video.
Very nice, clear and concise. Thanks!
Wonderful working,great,👍👍
Excellent Video, thank you
I saw a demonstration just this saturday at the locale AZ. woodturners association menting, pretty cool.
You a great teacher , thanks so much for showing your guide for how you number that was so hard for me to get , now I get it I was using my square don't know why but now I see my mistake
Thanks again so much
Did it as a hobby when fishing slow know can't stop lol
Получил море удовольствия!
Well done Barbara,.I will try this with a piece of pine.
Fascinating technique. Thanks for sharing!
Very interesting. Would love to have seen your hollowing method and view the finished article.
Feb 21, 2020 Outstanding.
You and your ghosts ! ;-) Lovely.
That is amazing, How could I not think of this. (Well I know)......The way she hit the throttle, I am guessing she has never been hit in the face with a block of Oak.
MUchas gracias. :)
👏阿姨 厲害 很棒~👍👍👍👍👍
great! now i want to do it! by the way at the beginning you marked the sections wrong. you got #1 and #2 marked in the same section.
Great presentation, two things 1st gonna subscribe to see more content, 2nd does hollowing require somewhat a different procedure than a regular round vessel? Very injoyable to watch. At the beginning, it sounded as if she said capital city turning? What city if being referenced?
Barbara, that was a fantastic demo. You answered a lot of questions as I have been wanting to do a variation of your design for a long time, and with my trial and error, I have done quite a few errors :) So the thin CA Glue really works to seal the interior for consumption? Impressive, was over thinking of how to seal the interior, was trying to find a food safe finish that was water tight, is the CA a food safe finish? Cheers
CA glue on the inside? Is that safe?
Nie wiem czy efekt wart jest tej pracy , ale kobieta tokarz to jest coś ciekawego , 45 lat psuję drewno ale kobiety w tym zawodzie nie spotkałem . Pozdrawiam !
Is using CA glue "SAFE"? for consumption??
I just found this video so I haven't thought about this much and I'm just spitballing here but couldn't you number to the ends offset by 1 and then all you have to do is match up the ones and the twos and the threes?
it seems that that's the one place where you might make a mistake so why not eliminate the problem and any confusion by using mismatched numbers...
and if I've missed something please forgive me sometimes I'm a little mentally challenged when it comes to math.....
Wicked good idea.
Do you have a printa templates for your Plexiglas thing?
I found your website.
This might be safe for you, but I think it could potentially be dangerous for someone who sees this video and tries to replicate it. The work piece may fly off, and the chisel could get in a catch. I don't recommend it for beginners.
Ick.. Thin CA INSIDE the cup where liquid is going to go? I don't think CA is ok for consumption.... but an excellent video on multi-axis turning... you got some guts going at that thing spinning the say it does!