It has taken me a while but I am beginning to get it. I think the best thing I got from this video is to "start simple". I had been having trouble understanding arc type and circular type but I think I also have that now. Thank you for these techniques.🙂🙂
Thank you SO much for collating and sharing this! Truly a generous gift to any and all of us explorers. Your scientific approach and systematic discourse is invaluable.❤
It's so amazing,thank you for your information,Barbara.You began your woodturning in 1993, en,I began just tow months ago,I love woodturning,so I built my own wood workshop and bought larhe this year,and quited my job two days ago,😅.Your workings are so wonderful, you are a master, I can learn many things from you. Thanks again.👍👍
First class Barbara, thank you for summarising so well what you have no doubt learned after many years of (sometimes) trial and error practice. Not least, thank you for sharing. (And for learning all your editing expertise!)
Thank you for your comment!! I’m working on my second chapter which will be showing the magic of how all these ideas come together by examining the variables. And after that, I think I’ll just make videos when I’m making projects in my shop just to show people my methods of working. But thank you for your interest.
Thanks for the info Barbara. I have reached the point where, as I approach the lathe, I need to decide what I am going to make. I could make "another one" of these or those... boring. I usually just make something that someone requests. Now, however, I am inspired to experiment with new designs. Still beads, coves, and cylinders, but with a twist. One thing that I have not heard you mention though, is the importance of keeping your tools very sharp (admittedly, I have not watched all of your videos yet). These pieces look like they can become quite fragile. A "catch" could be disastrous. Thanks again.
Hey Barbara - just wanted to say a huge thanks for this video! Super clear, easy to follow, and nicely categorised into types. Looking forward to doing some more playing on my lathe!
THANK YOU - THANK YOU - THANK YOU I am thrilled by your understandable explanations, your expertise and your willingness to share experiences. I must have your book - I hope that this one will also be as compact and clear. Greetings from Switzerland :-)
Great to see you on RUclips! Miss your visits to CVW - Hard to make those meetings from Colorado Springs where I'm living now. Stay healthy and keep turning, Jim Kueck
Holy smokes! Thanks for this amazing overview on multi axis turning! I can't wait to put this new understanding of controlling the outcome to work!! I've been teaching myself how to turn over the past couple years and this info has filled in so many gaps in my self-education. Thanks again, I definitely subscribed and am excited to go through all your videos and learn from another master! Blessings and love from Upstate New York ❤️💛💚
This is a wonderful presentation on a type of spindle turning I'm unfamiliar with (I'm a newbie). I'll definitely try some of these. Thanks for sharing your experimentation and experience.
Wow. I love it!! What a wealth of information this was!! The design ideas this video titillated was pretty amazing. New subscriber and I hunted down your book immediately before I even finished the video. Should be here soon! I’m really looking forward to it!! Thanks so much for this! I’ve been turning hard for 2 years and learned a lot and have become reasonably skilled in a variety of categories the least of which was spindle turning, but I’ve been dabbling again lately and I enjoy it but adding THIS! Whoa Nelly, game changer!! I’m excited about the prospects!!
Well, that's about the 6th time I've watched this video (in two different versions) and I feel I'm ready to go out and decimate some wood :) Thanks Barbara for re uploading it and reminding me what's it all about! eind me to send you a bottle of Italian wine when the Corona thing blows over!
@@barbaradill8603 well, I actually checked and it's impossible to ship bottles of wine out of Italy these days... I will just have to bring you one when I come visit the US, or play the host to you and your partner should you ever choose to come visit Rome! Wine is on me :)
It has taken me a while but I am beginning to get it. I think the best thing I got from this video is to "start simple". I had been having trouble understanding arc type and circular type but I think I also have that now. Thank you for these techniques.🙂🙂
Thank you Barbara, great video and explanation of the techniques and types. I must say - I really like your first 1990 multi-axis turning the most!-)
Thank you SO much for collating and sharing this! Truly a generous gift to any and all of us explorers. Your scientific approach and systematic discourse is invaluable.❤
Thank you!!
It's so amazing,thank you for your information,Barbara.You began your woodturning in 1993, en,I began just tow months ago,I love woodturning,so I built my own wood workshop and bought larhe this year,and quited my job two days ago,😅.Your workings are so wonderful, you are a master, I can learn many things from you. Thanks again.👍👍
First class Barbara, thank you for summarising so well what you have no doubt learned after many years of (sometimes) trial and error practice. Not least, thank you for sharing. (And for learning all your editing expertise!)
Thank you for your comment!! I’m working on my second chapter which will be showing the magic of how all these ideas come together by examining the variables. And after that, I think I’ll just make videos when I’m making projects in my shop just to show people my methods of working. But thank you for your interest.
Thanks for the info Barbara. I have reached the point where, as I approach the lathe, I need to decide what I am going to make. I could make "another one" of these or those... boring. I usually just make something that someone requests. Now, however, I am inspired to experiment with new designs. Still beads, coves, and cylinders, but with a twist.
One thing that I have not heard you mention though, is the importance of keeping your tools very sharp (admittedly, I have not watched all of your videos yet). These pieces look like they can become quite fragile. A "catch" could be disastrous. Thanks again.
Wow, what inspirational thoughts you have planted, thank you for sharing your experience and knowledge
I'm so excited to start making multi axis turnings, thank you for all the hard work! I bought the book to show some support :)
Thank you!!
Great information Barbara, thanks for sharing it will be a tremendous resource for my future exploration in woodturning.
Hey Barbara - just wanted to say a huge thanks for this video! Super clear, easy to follow, and nicely categorised into types. Looking forward to doing some more playing on my lathe!
Thank you!!
THANK YOU - THANK YOU - THANK YOU
I am thrilled by your understandable explanations, your expertise and your willingness to share experiences. I must have your book - I hope that this one will also be as compact and clear. Greetings from Switzerland :-)
Great supplement to your book... provides additional detail. Thanks!!!
Great to see you on RUclips! Miss your visits to CVW - Hard to make those meetings from Colorado Springs where I'm living now. Stay healthy and keep turning, Jim Kueck
Holy smokes! Thanks for this amazing overview on multi axis turning! I can't wait to put this new understanding of controlling the outcome to work!! I've been teaching myself how to turn over the past couple years and this info has filled in so many gaps in my self-education. Thanks again, I definitely subscribed and am excited to go through all your videos and learn from another master! Blessings and love from Upstate New York ❤️💛💚
This is a wonderful presentation on a type of spindle turning I'm unfamiliar with (I'm a newbie). I'll definitely try some of these. Thanks for sharing your experimentation and experience.
This was very informative. Thanks for sharing your work !
Very Cool Barbara. I'm going to try one
Thanks for the video 😊 I've asked for your book for my birthday
Wow. I love it!! What a wealth of information this was!! The design ideas this video titillated was pretty amazing. New subscriber and I hunted down your book immediately before I even finished the video. Should be here soon! I’m really looking forward to it!! Thanks so much for this! I’ve been turning hard for 2 years and learned a lot and have become reasonably skilled in a variety of categories the least of which was spindle turning, but I’ve been dabbling again lately and I enjoy it but adding THIS! Whoa Nelly, game changer!! I’m excited about the prospects!!
Thank you!!
Well, that's about the 6th time I've watched this video (in two different versions) and I feel I'm ready to go out and decimate some wood :) Thanks Barbara for re uploading it and reminding me what's it all about! eind me to send you a bottle of Italian wine when the Corona thing blows over!
I’m waiting for my bottle!
@@barbaradill8603 well, I actually checked and it's impossible to ship bottles of wine out of Italy these days... I will just have to bring you one when I come visit the US, or play the host to you and your partner should you ever choose to come visit Rome! Wine is on me :)
Then you must come here for a visit!
I will be definitely chasing up your book have been playing around with twisted axis for a while now time to step it up a little
Very informative and usefull.
Thanks for this Barbara - I definitely learned something today!
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