Hi Frank. That was a great presentation. I love how you captured the parts getting together on the saw, like claymation almost. Very cool. And your narrative is dry and humorous... great stuff. Inspiring! Thanks so much. I learned a lot watching, and your shop is very cool.
Brilliant video in all aspects. Your presentation is clear and crisp; you don't spend a bunch of time on endless exposition, and there's no annoying music blaring through the whole thing. It's just a fantastic piece of work. The animation really seals it for me. Brilliant. The bowl is stunning. Well done. That shop is glorious. I love those big old tools! That disc sander!!! You've clearly put a lot of love into that place. It shows in both the shop and the work.
Another outstanding project! The editing is great, the woodworking is absolutely first class and the segmented design is always interesting without being pushy. Thanks for taking the time to share your work with us. I'm already looking forward to your next project. Butcher block oil is mineral oil which isn't a drying oil and will eventually seep out of the wood. Ironically, it is also a medium for bacterial growth.
Frank, I love this bowl. Great choice of wood combination ans the pattern is beautiful. This was a great demonstration of how this piece was done and I'll be using this for reference. Thanks for sharing, Fred
I love your videos. I don’t know enough about the profession to initially make sense of your descriptions, but once I see what you’re actually doing, it all makes sense. Your voice puts me to sleep and I mean that in the nicest way.
I must say I have been watching your videos for over a year and you have some incredible talent in woodworking and video editing. Thanks for inspiring and sharing your work. If I ever achieve a fraction of your woodworking talent I will feel accomplished.
Dear Frank Howarth, I don't know what it's better: your craft, your talent, your shop or your editing. Congratulations!! Your awesome. Thank you for the video! :-)
I love the time and effort you put into making these videos. Not only is the woodwork art but your video editing is entertaining. Thank you! I loved it.
Wonderful. Love it all. Liked the top down shot on the lathe. Appreciated you explaining the setup of the individual pieces and the the angles used and the jigs.
Excellent work! What a great idea for a wedding gift. I appreciate the symbolism of the two different types of wood coming together. Favorite shot = camera in the bottom of the bow.
3:20 was a really great use of stop motion, every part of your videos inspires, Frank. The editing, the art and of course the woodworking itself! Thanks for sharing :)
I'm not sure which is more impressive... your bowl, or the editing involved in making this video! You have it all, time-lapse, stop-motion.. Amazing! P.S. Love the bowl!
What a great video I stumbled upon. The video was creative and fun to watch. You have some awesome tools, not to mention the great piece of work you did.
You sir are Amazing! Everything about this video is Top Flight, this has been such a pleasure to watch a Master execute such precision at his craft, your work is by far Superior to anything that I have ever seen before. Thank you for this experience 👍👌💯👏
I actually get anxious when I go too long without one of your videos, but you, yet again, delivered magnificently! I am a true fan, thank you so much for these great videos, I look forward to my first attempt at segmented turning some day! you inspire me!
Every time I watch one of your videos I get inspired to create something. Thanks for sharing that feeling with so many people. Looking forward to your next project.
Great job! After listening to the podcast Brainpick that you were on I have even more respect for you and your skills as a woodworker and you video production.
Great job. My father has always loved lathes. Myself, I've always been intimidated. When you flipped the bowl to profile the outside and mentioned you hoped you remembered the interior profile, you pretty much captured my neurosis. Thanks for posting.
Good job as per usual. Enjoyed and learned a little. Have never thought of putting the rubber grommets inside the bowl when its tapered that way, will try that at my first opportunity. Again, thanks for sharing your skill and expertise.
Ok amazing art and woodworking is one thing but adding in the absolutely flawless stop motion as well? This video was so beautiful and the final product was gorgeous as well!
its finals season for me and I have been going through and watching your videos, they are so calming and peaceful to watch, I plan on having an artistic career path but this makes me want to go into carpentry. my grandfather was a carpenter and so being in a wood shop always brought me peace, thank you for your amazing videos
That bowl turned out really really beautiful. The way you edited this video made the bowl even more interesting, the stop motion made it awesome!!! Great work!
been watching your videos for a solid 6 hours now. with a couple other turners mixed in here and there. yours are by far the most entertaining though. well done, production wise. this is my favorite piece so far. the pattern lines up perfectly. that seems really hard.
Recently came across one of your videos while watching other wood based vids (log splitting etc) and really enjoyed it so decided to watch another, then another, then another and so on and so forth. Fantastic work there friend and I love the editing and stop motion. All adds up to a bunch of videos so enjoyable to watch that I'm now 2 days behind in my painting duties. Damn you Sir..........but keep up the good work. Greetings from Scotland.
I always enjoy your videos, I think you are the most talented and sympathic (is this a word?) woodturner I have ever seen :) I'm studying mechanical engineering, and thanks to your videos I have fun learning something about turning :)
Frank, You don't know how bad I wish you were my next door neighbor. I would just sit quietly in the corner of your shop and absorb. Don't worry, I'm not moving to the Portland area, ever. Too much rain. Once again you have produced not only an outstanding work of art from wood but your video rivals anything I have ever seen. Thank you, I hope you continue for many, many years.
Beautiful video, Frank. The bowl looks very nice. The people are sure to appreciate very much about it. In large bowl, it is advantageous if the lathe stands freely (For grinding). Greetings from Germany.
A wonderful creation Frank, well done. The issue you hard with the bowl not being held well in the Longworth Chuck may have been resolved by setting the buttons on the inside then expanding into the bowl. Naturally not applying too much pressure. It would be criminal to split the bowl after all of that work. I’m sure that you have been told this a thousand times, but that workshop of yours is awesome. Is it some sort of business workshop with many people being in there normally is it .?. Either way it is one hell of a workshop. I absolutely love the work you do editing the videos and animated them. I’m sure it must take you a very long time to do, but it is definitely worth it. I love your videos, keep them coming
That turned out great. I really enjoy your videos, craftsmanship, editing and the whole spirit of these videos. I'm not even a woodworker but I would love to create a bowl like that in the future.
what a pleasorous experience to watch this video. beautiful work on the bowl, and AMAZING editing and stop motion scenes. favorited subscribed and liked. keep up the amazing work!
Frank, the easy answer to larger hose clamps is in itself easy. Just get two of the largest size you can find and unscrew them. Then thread them together to make one large hose clamp. Hope this helps. Thanks for all the great wood working.
Always entertaining watching your videos. I've recently started turning segmented bowls. I'm always looking for new easier ways to do things so I wanted to share a tip I just came up with that will allow you to glue all of your rings at once with out them sliding around. Hot glue a small scrap of wood to the edge of each ring after you line up each ring before you apply glue. Saves me a ton of time and frustration. Keep up the amazing work.
so, i know its silly to ask but i so wish you would put out videos more frequently. you are so amazing, my favorite wood worker on here for sure hands down!! i have watched the walnut half segmented half turned bowl video at least a dozen times, it is my absolute favorite piece of yours, im so in love with it!! keep up the beautiful work!! you are amazing!!!!
Wow! Incredible patience & talent! And incredible video! I saw you comment on Casey Neistat's recent vid and headed to your channel! Glad I did! My boss in Delaware turns bowls too! Never really realized how much work went into them until I saw this incredible video!! Keep up the great work!
I really love all the interesting camera angles you did in this one. Especially the camera-into-the-planer shot. Thanks for making so many cool, relaxing videos!
Hi Frank. That was a great presentation. I love how you captured the parts getting together on the saw, like claymation almost. Very cool. And your narrative is dry and humorous... great stuff. Inspiring! Thanks so much. I learned a lot watching, and your shop is very cool.
I really enjoy your style of presentation -- honest, informative, and inspiring. Thank you!
This is the last place I thought I would see you
Oliver Herrmann Ha, same here. RUclips can be so small...
Nice to see you here Ben. Similar people with similar minds find many of the same things interesting.
Brilliant video in all aspects. Your presentation is clear and crisp; you don't spend a bunch of time on endless exposition, and there's no annoying music blaring through the whole thing. It's just a fantastic piece of work. The animation really seals it for me. Brilliant.
The bowl is stunning. Well done.
That shop is glorious. I love those big old tools! That disc sander!!! You've clearly put a lot of love into that place. It shows in both the shop and the work.
Another outstanding project! The editing is great, the woodworking is absolutely first class and the segmented design is always interesting without being pushy. Thanks for taking the time to share your work with us. I'm already looking forward to your next project.
Butcher block oil is mineral oil which isn't a drying oil and will eventually seep out of the wood. Ironically, it is also a medium for bacterial growth.
Love love love these segmented turnings! A lot of work and it shows in the end! Stunning!
Chris
You make me strive to be a better woodworker. U da man. Keep it up.
Awesome!
Haha its so cool to see the people I watch conversing with each other. Both of you are great, keep doing what you love
Frank, I always enjoy watching your videos, not just your woodworking abilities, but the art of the video itself is amazing.
Frank, I love this bowl. Great choice of wood combination ans the pattern is beautiful. This was a great demonstration of how this piece was done and I'll be using this for reference. Thanks for sharing, Fred
Frank. I love the bowl, the creativity, and the video quality. You are an inspiration to us all. Keep up the great work.
Wow so beautiful. You never get tired of looking at you and your works
I love your videos.
I don’t know enough about the profession to initially make sense of your descriptions, but once I see what you’re actually doing, it all makes sense.
Your voice puts me to sleep and I mean that in the nicest way.
Beautiful bowl Frank. As some of the previous guys commented, I liked the way you explained the process. Thank you 👏👏👏
I must say I have been watching your videos for over a year and you have some incredible talent in woodworking and video editing. Thanks for inspiring and sharing your work. If I ever achieve a fraction of your woodworking talent I will feel accomplished.
I bow to you sir. To a mere hobbyist turner such as myself, this was akin to watching a god create. Thank you for sharing this amazing piece.
Dear Frank Howarth, I don't know what it's better: your craft, your talent, your shop or your editing. Congratulations!! Your awesome. Thank you for the video! :-)
I love the time and effort you put into making these videos. Not only is the woodwork art but your video editing is entertaining. Thank you! I loved it.
Wonderful. Love it all. Liked the top down shot on the lathe. Appreciated you explaining the setup of the individual pieces and the the angles used and the jigs.
Excellent work! What a great idea for a wedding gift. I appreciate the symbolism of the two different types of wood coming together. Favorite shot = camera in the bottom of the bow.
3:20 was a really great use of stop motion, every part of your videos inspires, Frank. The editing, the art and of course the woodworking itself! Thanks for sharing :)
Frank you really nailed this beautiful Bowl! Nice job and thank you so much for sharing this inspirational video from a great series of perspectives.
Very nice Frank,I tip my hat to you sir. I love watching your videos and your artistic abilities, keep up the great work and thanks for sharing!
I'm not sure which is more impressive... your bowl, or the editing involved in making this video! You have it all, time-lapse, stop-motion.. Amazing! P.S. Love the bowl!
The stop-motion clips are just terrific. Great job video both the piece and the video!
What a great video I stumbled upon. The video was creative and fun to watch. You have some awesome tools, not to mention the great piece of work you did.
You sir are Amazing! Everything about this video is Top Flight, this has been such a pleasure to watch a Master execute such precision at his craft, your work is by far Superior to anything that I have ever seen before. Thank you for this experience 👍👌💯👏
I love how you explained everything, really fun to watch
I actually get anxious when I go too long without one of your videos, but you, yet again, delivered magnificently! I am a true fan, thank you so much for these great videos, I look forward to my first attempt at segmented turning some day! you inspire me!
Wonderful craftsmanship Frank. Always enjoy watching the vids you produce.
Great job on this video... best segmented turning video I have seen on youtube.
Awesome as always. Thank you for the time and effort you put into each and every video.
Every time I watch one of your videos I get inspired to create something. Thanks for sharing that feeling with so many people. Looking forward to your next project.
your editing makes the video 100 times better to watch
I am so addicted to your videos, you have such a talent and I am sure that workshop hasn’t come easy either but wow how lucky to have it.
Wonderful patience and design skills.Well done Frank
What a beautiful gift that makes. Really impressive. I've said it before but it bears repeating. I love your videos.
Spectacular woodworking made even more enjoyable by the video presentation. Super fun to watch
Great job! After listening to the podcast Brainpick that you were on I have even more respect for you and your skills as a woodworker and you video production.
I felt stress form my job then i found your video and i realize i can enjoy someone's work. Your job is amazing.
Beautiful bowl, Frank. The design fits the bowl. Love the bowl and video.
Great job. My father has always loved lathes. Myself, I've always been intimidated. When you flipped the bowl to profile the outside and mentioned you hoped you remembered the interior profile, you pretty much captured my neurosis. Thanks for posting.
Thanks Frank. I like that bowl and Really like your camera work how the pieces move around and no hands. Really nice touch. :)
Good job as per usual. Enjoyed and learned a little. Have never thought of putting the rubber grommets inside the bowl when its tapered that way, will try that at my first opportunity. Again, thanks for sharing your skill and expertise.
Frank, you make all this look so easy. It gives me the confidence to try more challenging projects. Mad props, man. I truly admire your work.
Very nice. I particularly enjoyed the making of the segments frank, great video 👍
That is one beautiful Bowl Frank that will sure make an awesome wedding gift and make for a happy couple
Albert
Great video, your stop motion animations with the sound are really fun to watch . Thank you
Another very cool project Mr. Howarth :) always look forward to your new videos!
Your stop motion animations are awesome. It is so much work to realise them. I love them.
Excellent video as always Frank! I love your camera angles, stop motion animation, and attention to detail.
Really nice project,thanks for sharing your talents. !!! Have a safe weekend.
Ok amazing art and woodworking is one thing but adding in the absolutely flawless stop motion as well? This video was so beautiful and the final product was gorgeous as well!
its finals season for me and I have been going through and watching your videos, they are so calming and peaceful to watch, I plan on having an artistic career path but this makes me want to go into carpentry. my grandfather was a carpenter and so being in a wood shop always brought me peace, thank you for your amazing videos
That bowl turned out really really beautiful. The way you edited this video made the bowl even more interesting, the stop motion made it awesome!!! Great work!
Finally!! Thany you youtube recomendations for some really quality videos! Great work! Awesome work!
simply amazing!!! watched without a blink must say....hats off..
been watching your videos for a solid 6 hours now. with a couple other turners mixed in here and there. yours are by far the most entertaining though. well done, production wise. this is my favorite piece so far. the pattern lines up perfectly. that seems really hard.
Beautiful selection of wood. I'm sure they really enjoyed the gift. Thanks for sharing..
Recently came across one of your videos while watching other wood based vids (log splitting etc) and really enjoyed it so decided to watch another, then another, then another and so on and so forth. Fantastic work there friend and I love the editing and stop motion. All adds up to a bunch of videos so enjoyable to watch that I'm now 2 days behind in my painting duties. Damn you Sir..........but keep up the good work. Greetings from Scotland.
I always enjoy your videos, I think you are the most talented and sympathic (is this a word?) woodturner I have ever seen :) I'm studying mechanical engineering, and thanks to your videos I have fun learning something about turning :)
wow,nice work,great shop,it was great to see warts and all aproach to the video cheers malc
I always enjoy your videos. They're awesome !!! Thanks from Peru.
Frank,
You don't know how bad I wish you were my next door neighbor. I would just sit quietly in the corner of your shop and absorb. Don't worry, I'm not moving to the Portland area, ever. Too much rain. Once again you have produced not only an outstanding work of art from wood but your video rivals anything I have ever seen. Thank you, I hope you continue for many, many years.
Superb work Frank, a truly stunning bowl.
Take care
Mike
Another bad ass bowl! 👍
Love your videos Frank. Thanks man. Be well.
Beautiful video, Frank.
The bowl looks very nice.
The people are sure to appreciate very much about it.
In large bowl, it is advantageous if the lathe stands freely (For grinding).
Greetings from Germany.
A wonderful creation Frank, well done. The issue you hard with the bowl not being held well in the Longworth Chuck may have been resolved by setting the buttons on the inside then expanding into the bowl. Naturally not applying too much pressure. It would be criminal to split the bowl after all of that work.
I’m sure that you have been told this a thousand times, but that workshop of yours is awesome. Is it some sort of business workshop with many people being in there normally is it .?. Either way it is one hell of a workshop.
I absolutely love the work you do editing the videos and animated them. I’m sure it must take you a very long time to do, but it is definitely worth it. I love your videos, keep them coming
That turned out great. I really enjoy your videos, craftsmanship, editing and the whole spirit of these videos. I'm not even a woodworker but I would love to create a bowl like that in the future.
Beautiful bowl Frank!!Very creative design!
OMG!!! This had me spellbound from beginning to end. I'm at a lost for words at how impressed I am with this. Great work!!!
Frank it is a fantastic bowl, it is the second time that I watch the video it is wow.
what a pleasorous experience to watch this video.
beautiful work on the bowl, and AMAZING editing and stop motion scenes.
favorited subscribed and liked.
keep up the amazing work!
+Bernardo Santos Agreed , i was pleasantly surprised!
Wow! Truly a work of art, both the bowl and the video. I'm in awe.
Fantastic video and work - just as usual... :) You are one of my heros!
i love how you make all your videos, especially the turning ones. Not to mention the finished pieces look amazing!
Frank, the easy answer to larger hose clamps is in itself easy. Just get two of the largest size you can find and unscrew them. Then thread them together to make one large hose clamp. Hope this helps. Thanks for all the great wood working.
Always entertaining watching your videos. I've recently started turning segmented bowls. I'm always looking for new easier ways to do things so I wanted to share a tip I just came up with that will allow you to glue all of your rings at once with out them sliding around. Hot glue a small scrap of wood to the edge of each ring after you line up each ring before you apply glue. Saves me a ton of time and frustration. Keep up the amazing work.
Thanks, that's a good tip, I need to find my hot glue gun.
I love everything about your videos. I'm really happy to see you cut the strips before planing them. I do things like that all the time.
What a wonderful piece of craftsmanship. Very nice!,
+SAMRODIAN Thanks
MAESTRO , QUE DIOS BENDIGA TUS MANOS , USTED ES UN ARTISTA :)
Great job Frank! I know they will love it.... Thanks for sharing it.
This is an excellent video! Love the stop animation sequences. Beautiful bowl!
Craftsman are amazing to watch. The shop looks Great BTW.
The walnut base is an especially nice contrast to the chevron. Beautiful as always.
Great videos. Informative, creative and well paced.
Really nice bowl Frank.
I love your projects and video productions.
Nice. I enjoy your videos, specially when you laugh at the little things! I find your channel very inspiring! Thanks, and keep up the good work!
Always impressive to watch these come to life. Very nice work Frank!
I think the newly-weds were exceedingly fortunate to receive this artwork as a gift!
so, i know its silly to ask but i so wish you would put out videos more frequently. you are so amazing, my favorite wood worker on here for sure hands down!! i have watched the walnut half segmented half turned bowl video at least a dozen times, it is my absolute favorite piece of yours, im so in love with it!! keep up the beautiful work!! you are amazing!!!!
Fantastic! Great combination of woodworking & video editing skills!
Awesome video. I just love the presentation and the good explanations of how your projects go together
What a great designed bowl. You can always be relied on to do something unusual.
Been missing you on the tube.
Lee
Awesome editing and a really cool bowl.
Awesome as usual Frank. Absolutely gorgeous.
This is fucking amazing... My mind is blown by how much work you put not only into the piece but the animation...bravo dude braavvvooo
oh my God! amazing work, not only on the bowl itself, but also on the videos. you must have a beautiful mind. congrats!
Absolutely incredible. You are a true inspiration and at some point I would love to own a piece of your work.
Your stop motions are awesome
Wow! Incredible patience & talent! And incredible video! I saw you comment on Casey Neistat's recent vid and headed to your channel! Glad I did! My boss in Delaware turns bowls too! Never really realized how much work went into them until I saw this incredible video!! Keep up the great work!
I really love all the interesting camera angles you did in this one. Especially the camera-into-the-planer shot. Thanks for making so many cool, relaxing videos!
I find that to be your best looking bowl so far! congrats, Frank!