love your videos; keep them coming. For those critics that don't like the adds, you can spend $12/mo and not have the adds and the content producers like yourself still get credit. Remember this: "critics always sit in the grandstands and are never in the arena (shop)," focus on the majority of your views that love your work and your effort. I've turned for many years and still learn a great deal from you work and techniques. Thank your!!!
I thought for sure that you had turned this with the bottom at the wrong end. I'm happy to report that you changed my mind very quickly. Your experience proved to be more reliable than my foresight. I love it.
Take that scrap wood you would normally throw away and create something nice. I love it. I'm getting ready to do a video of a segmented bowl made from scrap pallets. Keep up the good work. Oh, love the ads.👍
As usually, beautiful project. I have a Laguna dust collector and really like it. The ease of emptying the collector is what drew me to it. Putting it together is a chore though, maybe have Rockler do it. 😀.
I don't have scrape wood, just small pieces used to make bigger pieces. LOL... I was tired of dust so I got a Laguna dust collector with a 1 micron canister filter. I think we all go through the bottom sometimes, just have to be creative and fix it. Not sure how to put photos here but I will try to send you some. I would be happy for you to see what I do, you are one of my idols. 🙂
Very nice, even scrap wood can be turned into something beautiful. Yes I have gone through the bottom as well. I ended up glueing a piece of maple to the bottom.I then poured resin in the bottom and cut a small cross out of paduk and placed it in the bottom. It turned out very nice. Ken
Very nice work. Yes I have managed to turn through he bottom. In fact just the other night. I also used Ax after I saw you using it and am very pleased with it.
I have said it before, but YOU make the neatest pieces!! I watch quite a few wood turners and they all make the same boring bowl shapes. I have to say that I have never gone through the bottom though, but I have yet to make a bowl, so........We do have a Jet vacuum system, it runs to every tool we have, planer, jointer, drum sander, lathe, table saw, and belt sander. Keep up the great works!!
To make something nice from what would otherwise be described as scrap I believe takes an Artist’s eye, which is something you have! Very nice indeed!!
Another great project! Thanks for sharing. I too have gone thorough the bottom of some projects. AKA, joining the “funnel” club! LOL…One project was a small bowl and to recover I cleaned up the bottom and glued some Walnut to the bottom of the Maple bowl. After finish turning, from the inside it reminded me of a compass point. So I began woodburning a decorative compass inside the bowl. It’s still not done yet as I haven’t perfected my fancy lettering yet for the N, S, E, and W letters. Someday I’ll finish it.
Not too shabby for a waste wood vase. You did a great job. Never have went through the bottom but have had a couple of vases explode trying to get that last pass done. Hope you have a great weekend and a good week. Keep up the great work.
Ads have become the norm and besides that, only a ignorant mind would make a complaint about such things especially on a artistic page. Support is support and ain't no two ways about it. Keep up the great work ❤️ I think I speak for most of us when I say we are truly here because we enjoy what you do.
Thanks for the video. I appreciate you talking through the steps, showing what grit sandpaper, and products you use. I have yet to start wood turning, but this type of video with instructions gives me a good idea of what it may be like. For dust collection, I use a Ridgid vacuum with the Home Depot bucket (I use two buckets stacked for rigidity) and the Home Depot dust collection “cap” that fits on the buckets. I have a very small shop so I just transfer the 4” hose to any tool I am using and then use for cleanup. It works very well and the total cost was under $100.
9:53 Just returned to turning after a year off. Great to see such good work by you and I need to see the products you use. Look forward to future videos. J G I.O.W. UK
I would love to see more scrap wood glue-ups and turns. I am just getting started with woodworking and am a beginner turner (took one semester of class, bought a mini Jet just like we used in class and now needing to get chisels and such), and I really would like to be able to use as much of my scrap wood from other projects as possible, including in turning, to beautiful gifts or small sellable objects!
That's a great vase, Peggy. Without you telling us or seeing the video, one would not guess it was from scrap. I've been a hobbyist woodworker for many years and I still have a 30+year old basic Jet single inlet D/C. I did, however, make my own cyclone to use ahead of the fan inlet to prevent any big pieces from going through the fan. It works well so I don't have to empty the bag very often. I highly suggest a cyclone for whatever you buy. Take care. Bill
nice project again Peggy, i have not gone through the bottom but i was doing the final cuts on a goblet and gone through the side of the cup the only thing i could do was fill it with clear resin.
I have a Rikon snail dust collector which works well with the Laguna 12/16. Once I move up to larger shop and bigger Laguna lathe, 18/16 or 24/26 will definitely be purchasing the P|flux:1
I'd love to be in the market for a dust collection system, but with my budget that means I might be getting a slightly better broom someday. my son (who lives with me) bought a lathe recently, and we have really been enjoying it. we both have some experience with a lathe, but are getting better with each new thing we try. thank goodness for found wood ;P
Hello, I do not speak English. I am sending a translation that a woman is interested in wood art. I love her because I love wood and people who show off their art with wood
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Amazing… I’m 75 and just starting to turn when I retire. I like how you teach
Thanks!! Have fun with it!
Schön das auch Frauen dieses tolle Hobby betreiben. Schöne Arbeit aus Holzresten. 👍👍👍👍
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love your videos; keep them coming. For those critics that don't like the adds, you can spend $12/mo and not have the adds and the content producers like yourself still get credit. Remember this: "critics always sit in the grandstands and are never in the arena (shop)," focus on the majority of your views that love your work and your effort. I've turned for many years and still learn a great deal from you work and techniques. Thank your!!!
Thanks, Jack! Much appreciated!😎
Scraps, good for soups, quilts, and pots!
Ha!
Thank you for another beautiful piece especially out of scraps!! Also, thank you for using our pastes and having faith in them!!
Thank you so much! Love Ack's wood pastes!
Awesome vase for scrap wood , great job Peggy take care stay safe god bless peace out ✌✌✌✌✌✌✌✌
Peace out!!! Thank you!
It's good to see the scraps going to good use.
Indeed!
You are a favorite of mine. I really enjoyed the scrap wood project, beautiful.
Awesome!! Thank you!!! ✌️😊
I love watching your videos of various projects, a great inspiration for a novice woodturner in Sydney Australia.
Awesome, thank you!
Junk can be beautiful, congratulations. Thanks for the video.
Thanks for watching!
The scraps made a pretty vase! Thanks
Thanks for watching ✌️
Enjoy watching you work, thank you for sharing.
Thanks for watching!
I thought for sure that you had turned this with the bottom at the wrong end. I'm happy to report that you changed my mind very quickly. Your experience proved to be more reliable than my foresight. I love it.
haha!!! Thanks!!
Nice vase Peggy. The color and grain are really nice. Have a wonderful week.
Thanks 😊
I for one love the ads you put on your videos
Thanks, though I don’t get to choose which ads.
Excellent quick work Peggy!!
Thank you! Cheers!
Very unique outcome and fun project!
Thanks!
Nice way to clean up your shop. Looks great.
Thanks! 😎
What a cool idea from scraps
Amazing what you can make with scraps, huh?
Very nice and inspiring me to clean up my scrap pile!
Go for it!
Take that scrap wood you would normally throw away and create something nice. I love it. I'm getting ready to do a video of a segmented bowl made from scrap pallets. Keep up the good work. Oh, love the ads.👍
Cool, I haven’t tried segmented yet!
Really a beautiful piece
Many thanks!
Simple shape, simple finish, beautiful.
Thank you very much!
Very nice project out of scraps. I've blown out the bottom of a few. It happens.......Well narrated as usual. TY
Thanks, Mike!
As usually, beautiful project.
I have a Laguna dust collector and really like it. The ease of emptying the collector is what drew me to it. Putting it together is a chore though, maybe have Rockler do it. 😀.
www.rockler.com/laguna-c-flux-1-5hp-1-micron-cyclone-dust-collector
Thanks. And thanks for the link too!
Peggy I am amazed at what you can do with just scrap wood. Awesome job my friend. Bravo
Thank you so much 😀
I don't have scrape wood, just small pieces used to make bigger pieces. LOL... I was tired of dust so I got a Laguna dust collector with a 1 micron canister filter. I think we all go through the bottom sometimes, just have to be creative and fix it. Not sure how to put photos here but I will try to send you some. I would be happy for you to see what I do, you are one of my idols. 🙂
Awe, thanks!!!
That was a great idea by the way, very nice piece. I have no issues with the adds.
Awesome, thank you!
Very cool Peggy. Keep up the good work.
Thanks so much!
Very nice, even scrap wood can be turned into something beautiful. Yes I have gone through the bottom as well. I ended up glueing a piece of maple to the bottom.I then poured resin in the bottom and cut a small cross out of paduk and placed it in the bottom. It turned out very nice. Ken
Thank you!
Excellent job.... well done!
Thank you! Cheers!
Classic Peggy, modest and humble yet magical. Beautiful. 😍😍😍🐱👤🐱👤
(Buy a bowl, feed a Peggy. Etsy is just 4 keystrokes away)
Haha!! 😊 thanks
Very nice work. Yes I have managed to turn through he bottom. In fact just the other night. I also used Ax after I saw you using it and am very pleased with it.
Excellent!
I have said it before, but YOU make the neatest pieces!! I watch quite a few wood turners and they all make the same boring bowl shapes. I have to say that I have never gone through the bottom though, but I have yet to make a bowl, so........We do have a Jet vacuum system, it runs to every tool we have, planer, jointer, drum sander, lathe, table saw, and belt sander. Keep up the great works!!
Thank you!!!
Very beautiful love it
Thanks so much 😊
Love your work, and videos.
Thank you kindly ✌️
Awesome vase Peggy.! Cheers, Paige C.
Hi Paige, thank you! ✌️
You made the right choice in the direction you turned it looks good and everyone that turns has made a few thin bottoms .
Thank you!
Doug always says something good about ya. Now I know why you are a great wood turner.
Thanks!!! 👍🏻😎
You must have the soothingest voice in all of woodturnig.
Ha! Thanks!!
@@PFWoodturning yeah, maybe you should try doing some guided meditation!
Trent Wilms yeah, maybe that’s a 2nd RUclips channel!!😆
Great looking work!
Thanks 😊
I love you. Will never unsubscribe
Awe, thanks Bob!
@@PFWoodturning you're welcome my dear
Good turning girl.
Thanks, Ken!
To make something nice from what would otherwise be described as scrap I believe takes an Artist’s eye, which is something you have! Very nice indeed!!
Thanks! That's very kind of you.
Nice contrast of woods. Great looking vase.
Thank you very much! ✌️
Nice job girl!
Thanks, Jimmy!!! ✌️
Great video love the scrape wood idea myself like making keychains and necklaces with mine
That's awesome!
Hi Peggy . How are you. Another excellent project. Everything that you turn has lovely finish. Thank you 👏👏👏👏 take care 🌹
Thanks very much!
Pretty vase. Love it. Peace out
Peace out! Thank you!
I'm glad to see you are a Red Sox Fan! I also see how you keep so clean, you change! Nice piece as always!
Yes! Thank you!
Another great project! Thanks for sharing. I too have gone thorough the bottom of some projects. AKA, joining the “funnel” club! LOL…One project was a small bowl and to recover I cleaned up the bottom and glued some Walnut to the bottom of the Maple bowl. After finish turning, from the inside it reminded me of a compass point. So I began woodburning a decorative compass inside the bowl. It’s still not done yet as I haven’t perfected my fancy lettering yet for the N, S, E, and W letters. Someday I’ll finish it.
Ha!!! Thanks so much for watching and commenting!
i love scraps!!!!!
👍😎
You make it look so easy. Terrific job!
Thanks!!
Looks quite balanced proportionately especially where the darker wood is in the stack. It gives it good visual weight. Nice job for just winging it.
😊 thanks
Great looking turn Peggy. Also, nice choice putting the different colored woods at the bottom. It gave the piece good balance. Thanks, V
Thanks so much 😊
Great video, Peggy. Beautiful piece. Thanks for showing the chucking/de-chucking process this time.
You’re welcome! Thanks for watching!! 😎
Keep up the great work!
Thank you! I will try!
Thanks for sharing
Thanks for watching!
Not too shabby for a waste wood vase. You did a great job.
Never have went through the bottom but have had a couple of vases explode trying to get that last pass done. Hope you have a great weekend and a good week. Keep up the great work.
Thanks, Joey! 😊
I love seeing people who piece together scrap pieces and what they come up with. Great Work.
Thank you very much!
Ads have become the norm and besides that, only a ignorant mind would make a complaint about such things especially on a artistic page. Support is support and ain't no two ways about it. Keep up the great work ❤️ I think I speak for most of us when I say we are truly here because we enjoy what you do.
Thank you so much, I appreciate that!!
I think that you do a fantastic job! I enjoy tour videos very much!! Thank you!
Thanks very much✌️
I just bought my first lathe. A Laguna 18/36! Lovin' it!
Nice!! Yay!!!!
I love watching woodtirning videos and someday I want to turn wood to make a cup I like to color of that red wood and I like that anyone can woodturn
Go for it.
Novice turner here. I would be interested in your taking off the tenon and finishing the tenon area as the conclusion to your work. Looks great!
Okay, thanks!
Lovely vase. Great use of scraps.
Thanks, Janice! ✌️
Very nice Peggy! Love all your work.
Thank you so much!
Very nice!!
Thank you! Cheers!
Beautiful vase design beautiful grain ❤️
Thanks 😊
PF, Looks purdy good to me! Even with scrap pieces of wood, one can turn nice pieces.
Thanks for watching !!!
Thanks for the video. I appreciate you talking through the steps, showing what grit sandpaper, and products you use. I have yet to start wood turning, but this type of video with instructions gives me a good idea of what it may be like. For dust collection, I use a Ridgid vacuum with the Home Depot bucket (I use two buckets stacked for rigidity) and the Home Depot dust collection “cap” that fits on the buckets. I have a very small shop so I just transfer the 4” hose to any tool I am using and then use for cleanup. It works very well and the total cost was under $100.
Awesome, good to know. Thank you!
You never fail to give me ideas in my own turning. Thanks for your creations.
Thanks for watching ✌️
Looks great, another nice piece. Well done
Thanks!
That is a great way to use up scrap wood, your vase looked very nice. Thank you for sharing.
Thanks for watching!! ✌️
Great job...
Thanks! :-)
9:53 Just returned to turning after a year off. Great to see such good work by you and I need to see the products you use. Look forward to future videos. J G I.O.W. UK
Welcome back!
Really nice contrasting woods. Beautiful item
Thanks for sharing. I enjoyed your video
Thank you very much!!!
never thought of useing scrap wood great idea thanks also keep talking
Thanks!!
Scrap wood turning is the best ,cost no trees and uses waste wood that probably be burned and add to the air pollution. Makes a pretty vase .
Exactly!
Amazing in what you can turn scrabwood into Peggy. Thank you for sharing this wonderful video. 🌹
Thanks for watching!! ✌️
I don’t even think I’ve seen an ad Love you work always a joy to watch your videos
Thank you!!
Love the colors and grain. The shape just seemed to be perfect for those “scraps” of wood.
Ha, right? Thank you!
Nice work with scraps, full View and Like
Thank you! Cheers!
Great looking result. You have motivated me to "clean up" some of my scrap wood.
Ha!! Go for it!😎
Neato!
Love putting pieces together like this. So beautiful!!!
Thanks, Brian!! 😎
Lovely, simple vase!
Thank you! 😊
Nice.
Thank you! Cheers!
I would love to see more scrap wood glue-ups and turns. I am just getting started with woodworking and am a beginner turner (took one semester of class, bought a mini Jet just like we used in class and now needing to get chisels and such), and I really would like to be able to use as much of my scrap wood from other projects as possible, including in turning, to beautiful gifts or small sellable objects!
Noted!
I took your lead and got a Jimmy Clewes Mate tool. Thanks. I also figured out why I like your videos...you were wearing a Red Sox shirt.
Ahhhh. Yes!!! Go Sox!!!! You'll love the mate tool.
yea that was my fave part of it too! go sawx!
That's a great vase, Peggy. Without you telling us or seeing the video, one would not guess it was from scrap. I've been a hobbyist woodworker for many years and I still have a 30+year old basic Jet single inlet D/C. I did, however, make my own cyclone to use ahead of the fan inlet to prevent any big pieces from going through the fan. It works well so I don't have to empty the bag very often. I highly suggest a cyclone for whatever you buy. Take care. Bill
Awesome! Thank you!!
Beautiful!! You always make interesting vases. A great way to use up scrap wood.
Thanks, Annette! ✌️
Nice vase...I love Ack's!
The best!
nice project again Peggy, i have not gone through the bottom but i was doing the final cuts on a goblet and gone through the side of the cup the only thing i could do was fill it with clear resin.
Nice save, then!! 😎
I have a Rikon snail dust collector which works well with the Laguna 12/16. Once I move up to larger shop and bigger Laguna lathe, 18/16 or 24/26 will definitely be purchasing the P|flux:1
Very cool! Thanks!
For using scraps on this piece, it ended up amazing! 💜
Thank you so much!
I'd love to be in the market for a dust collection system, but with my budget that means I might be getting a slightly better broom someday. my son (who lives with me) bought a lathe recently, and we have really been enjoying it. we both have some experience with a lathe, but are getting better with each new thing we try. thank goodness for found wood ;P
Yay for found wood!!! 🪵
Very Nice...
Thanks! 😊
Hello, I do not speak English. I am sending a translation that a woman is interested in wood art. I love her because I love wood and people who show off their art with wood
Thanks for watching
I have a grizzly system. It is a good value, but one thing I need and recommend is to add a cyclone particle separator to the intake.
Thanks for the info. I haven't checked out the grizzly ones yet.
Woow.... Great stuff 🙏😊
Thank you so much 😀