How I stumbled onto this video is beyond me and the last thing I need is another hobby but I am very tempted to get a small lathe and start experimenting! Those ladles are so beautiful!
I started turning about 7 years ago - it is SO addictive and relaxing and there is always something new to learn. Especially when there are videos like this for tutorials! Get the wood spinning and you won't look back!
Oh My Word... I'm memorized and YES the tears are falling. I'm just amazed at the ability GOD gives some people. I wish I could have made one of these. I would use it in my sugar bin. I'm disabled and in a wheelchair. I don't get out of the house except go to the Dr's or hospital. When I watch your tutorials it makes me so happy but I always cry because of the pure beauty in the wood and masterful craft and the skill you have 😊❤
Thanks for the video. I've made a few ladles but learned some new stuff here. Easier than what I was doing. Always enjoy your no nonsense presentations.
As always great vidio man I'm learning more then ever from your teachings you are the man. When it comes to turning i also I joy your buddy Ritchard there's something about your style of turning. And your presentation thanks
That jig is amazingly simple and awesome! I expect no less from you. You have a way of simplifying and streamlining any project and this is no exception!! Thanks for sharing your knowledge with us all. Take care. Scott
I always love watching your videos. Some of your techniques are something I MIGHT like to try. I see you still have all of your fingers, so they obviously work. Thank you for the video.
Beautiful work. I'm new to the channel and will be subscribing. You make it look very easy and simple. I've been around long enough to recognize that you know what you are doing and have done it a lot. The comfort working shows.
Impressive and professional work! The process you demonstrated shows precise control on the lathe and an interesting use of techniques to create two unique spoons. I really appreciate your attention to detail and the creative thought you put into the design and execution. The video effectively conveys the entire process, and I’m sure it can serve as inspiration for other creators in the field. Excellent work and a stunning final result
Very nice work! I'm always impressed with your skew skill. I'm going to add a small flat spot on the bottom of the bowl to prevent it from tipping over.
Nicely done. Interestingly I just watched Richard Raffin do scoops too. I really like the jam chuck you used. Good narration. Thank you for sharing. Have a great day and stay safe.🙂🙂
Thanks, this was very helpful. The whole process seems very straightforward presented like this. I was watching on my phone and realized I could zoom in the screen to just where the tool is cutting. Gave a literal “larger than life” view where I could really see the edge presentation.
I'll try your method of chucking the ball. I make coffee scoops using a chuck I made from PVC pipe. It hadn't occurred to me to shape the handle by sanding. I'll try both your methods. Thank you.
Fantastic job and I'm in awe at your control with the skew. I've watched all the tips and tricks from everyone on using the skew and I rough down and do long smooth transitions fine but every time I attempt a bead or anything similar like you do at 8:54 I get a catch without fail, never once does the unsupported edge come into contact, somehow the lower side just bites. I had actually convinced myself this was specifically because I was catching the lower corner as opposed to keeping the cut slightly higher, but watching you finish the end of that handle at 8:54 using pretty much only the corner I'm back to just not knowing.
You always have to have bevel contact, without that catch will always happen, skew is one of the stubborn tools to learn, it takes time and practice and still you can have a catch if not concentrate, I still have catches. Not as nearly aa when I started but it still happens and its normal in my opinion 😀
Because it makes a more aesthetically richer product. They look more expensive, and will be more interesting to handle than the usually flat faced ladle.
Tomislav, what type of chuck and jaw set are you using?. I would like to give it a go. What do you normally turn your bowl end diameter too?. They look great.
Thank you very much I use vicmark chucks and in this video I used shark jaws, I think its 42mm. Depending on size and density of wood,I turn from 800 to 2000 rpm ,but again I always make sure I have sound timber without splits
Really like both of the designs. Your shop lighting and setup really work well for these videos -- the lighting is great. One question regarding the hollowing process; is there a reason you drill the depth hole before flattening the top of the ladle or is that personal preference?
@tomislavtomasicwoodturning thanks that's kinda what I figured. I do want to thank you for what you are doing. You are helping me more than you can imagine. I wish I had half of your talent.
I love your videos Tomislav. I have learned so much from you but I am really struggling with the skew. I can form the cylinder from square stock, but simply cannot make the sphere. I get catches every time. Very frustrating.
It takes time and practice, grab bunch or pine spindles and just use skew for everything, also taking on project will help you a lot, for holidays make a 20-30 shot glasses or scoops and use a skew ....it will help you a lot
me too. have you tried a more curved profile on the skew? I am thinking about making mine a bit more curved. mine is noticably straighter than tomislav's
lavori davvero bene, complimenti... ti guardo e non ti nascondo che un po' resto in apprensione quando hai le mani così vicine... ma è normale perchè io non conosco quel lavoro... ma mi affascina vedere come fai.
Wonder if it would make any difference if I drilled all the way through the jam Chuck instead of using a chisel to finish after you bandsaw the cut. Maybe I’m missing something
Hate to see you reach round that rotating handle to control the lathe. Doesn’t the control box move so you could put it on the other end of the lathe whilst hollowing? I just worry it may just be a matter of time before your fingers get caught when it might so easily be avoided. Great video otherwise.
It may seem like that but it wasn't even close, its big lathe and there is a lot space from end of the handle to the path of the switch box,but its a good point and it can very dangerous and thank you for pointing that out. Thank you very much for watching 😀
I really appreciated your exceptional skill will the chisels. I am a self taught bowel turner and need all the good examples to watch I can get. Supper job on the labels. Thanks for taking the time to make this video.
¡¡¡Preciosas!!! Ya hice un par de paletas para cocinar y mi esposa está encantada. Este será un próximo proyecto cuando llegue mi nuevo torno que va a sustituir al antiguo y muy trabajado torno de taller que conseguí hace un año por muy poco dinero 😅 y que tiene muchas carencias y muchas deficiencias, aunque me ha servido para iniciarme en esta increíble actividad con la ayuda de cientos de vídeos de muchos torneros que muestran su trabajo en RUclips y he de decir, para ser justos, que no siendo el primero que encontré, si te has convertido en mi tornero referente. Muchas, muchas muchas gracias por tantas y tan buenas enseñanzas. Un fuerte abrazo desde Granada, España Prekrasno!!! Već sam napravio par kuharskih lopatica i moja žena je oduševljena. Ovo će biti sljedeći projekt kada dobijem novi tokarski stroj koji će zamijeniti stari radnički tokarski stroj koji sam dobio prije godinu dana za vrlo male novce 😅 i ima mnogo mana i mnogo kvarova, iako mi je pomoglo u tome što sam započeo u ovim nevjerojatnim aktivnosti sa stotinama videozapisa mnogih tokara koji prikazuju svoj rad na RUclipsu i da budem iskren, nisi prvi kojeg sam pronašao, ali postao si moj referentni tokar. Puno, puno puno hvala za tako dobra učenja. Veliki zagrljaj iz Granade, Španjolska.
Tom I love your down to earth style, camera placement, and keeping videos to the point without fluff.
Thank You!
Thank You sir 😀
How I stumbled onto this video is beyond me and the last thing I need is another hobby but I am very tempted to get a small lathe and start experimenting! Those ladles are so beautiful!
Awesome, thank you soo much and little warning, if you do go in woodturning it is very addictive and in no time you'll be hooked in this craft😀
I started turning about 7 years ago - it is SO addictive and relaxing and there is always something new to learn. Especially when there are videos like this for tutorials! Get the wood spinning and you won't look back!
I feel exactly the same!
Your mastery of the skew chisel always amazes me. Thanks for sharing
This is beautiful, tedious work!Never seen anyone hollow out an already rounded piece. Impressive my friend!
Thank you 😊
Great gift idea. And thank you for all the time and effort you put in to making these videos. Keep up the great work.
Thank you for watching 😀
Oh My Word... I'm memorized and YES the tears are falling. I'm just amazed at the ability GOD gives some people.
I wish I could have made one of these. I would use it in my sugar bin.
I'm disabled and in a wheelchair.
I don't get out of the house except go to the Dr's or hospital.
When I watch your tutorials it makes me so happy but I always cry because of the pure beauty in the wood and masterful craft and the skill you have 😊❤
Thank you soo much
Nice project. I especially like your jamb Chuck. Excellent idea that I plan on using
Excellent video! No fancy production, just excellent craftsmanship and instruction on full display. Thank you!
Thank you very much
Thanks for the video. I've made a few ladles but learned some new stuff here. Easier than what I was doing. Always enjoy your no nonsense presentations.
Thanks Randy,I appreciate that
As always great vidio man I'm learning more then ever from your teachings you are the man. When it comes to turning i also I joy your buddy Ritchard there's something about your style of turning. And your presentation thanks
Thanks 😀
Beautifully done and your skew technique is flawless. Thank you for sharing.
Thank you Johnny 😀
Very nice ladles from some nice woods. And some good tips on how to make them. Thanks for another fine video.
Thank you Joris
Enjoyed this very much. I’ve been wanting to make some scoops. Thank you. God Bless.
Great design and style, Tomislav. They're so much more elegant than anything store-bought.
Thank you buddy
Beautiful ladles. You make them look so easy. Your processes are the key. Thank you for sharing these. Guess I need to go make a few.
Yes you should, you'll have fun doing it
Your chisels are crisp and sharp.They definitely tell the skill level.Congratulations
Wow…you are a craftsman!
Beautiful ladles ….. always learn so much from your videos 🤠🇨🇱
You have a great eye for detail and a great talent too. Thank you for sharing it.
Thank you 😀
That jig is amazingly simple and awesome! I expect no less from you. You have a way of simplifying and streamlining any project and this is no exception!! Thanks for sharing your knowledge with us all. Take care. Scott
Thank you Scott,I really appreciate that
Отличная школа токарного ремесла,всё понятно без перевода.Профессиональная работа с минимальным шлифованием.Удачи вашему проекту.
Very nice work! Thanks for sharing
Nice work!!!
Very enjoyable to watch.
THANK YOU.
Steve Sumpter twp,MI USA
I always love watching your videos. Some of your techniques are something I MIGHT like to try. I see you still have all of your fingers, so they obviously work. Thank you for the video.
All digits are in place😉
I am going to give these a go because they are really lovely. Thanks for showing me how to do it. .
Beautiful work. I'm new to the channel and will be subscribing. You make it look very easy and simple. I've been around long enough to recognize that you know what you are doing and have done it a lot. The comfort working shows.
Thank you soo much 😀
Some excellent Christmas gifts. Thanks for the idea.
Impressive and professional work! The process you demonstrated shows precise control on the lathe and an interesting use of techniques to create two unique spoons. I really appreciate your attention to detail and the creative thought you put into the design and execution. The video effectively conveys the entire process, and I’m sure it can serve as inspiration for other creators in the field. Excellent work and a stunning final result
Thank you so much for kind words 😀I really appreciate it
I have watch several videos on ladles and small scoops. Yours is the one where I feel like I can go make one. Or ten. Also great design.
Such simplicity is the most beautiful I think. This is very well done. Thank you for this.
I love your videos. Beautiful job on the little scoops. You make it look so easy. Thanks for sharing.
Excellent work, I particularly like the birds eye maple design, lovely piece.
Good stuff...! I really like that jam Chuck style using the jaws themselves to tighten on the work
Thank you again for another detailed video.....
Very nice work! I'm always impressed with your skew skill. I'm going to add a small flat spot on the bottom of the bowl to prevent it from tipping over.
Good idea 😀thank you for watching
Very beautiful work, brother. Thank you for showing us how you made them.
Nice presents, Thanks Tomislav!
Man your chisels are really sharp
I would say sharp enough 😅
Thank you for sharing another great video. Very nice chuck you made. I like it because it is fast to make. Also, a very nice spoon.
Thank you buddy
Really enjoyed watching this excellent, very clear video. Thanks Tomislav.
Thank you very much
Lovely ladles, Tomislav. I like your conversational style. Very informative . Would make a nice coffee scoop.
Thank you very much
Very nice technic . Thank you.
Nicely done. Interestingly I just watched Richard Raffin do scoops too. I really like the jam chuck you used. Good narration. Thank you for sharing. Have a great day and stay safe.🙂🙂
Thank you very much sir and you too have a great day 😀
Just discovered your videos, Fantastic explanations, great to see someone who can use the tools properly.👍
Thank you 😊
Beautiful and very informative. Turning one of these would stretch my skills (which is good). My wife and daughters would love these.
Everyone love these, they will be happy and you as well for making them. Enjoy and thank you for watching
Very beautiful
Your instruction is so thorough and efficient. I really like the jam chuck. Neat spoons.
Thank you sir
I have watch several videos on ladles and small scoops. Yours is the one where I feel like I can go make one. Or ten.
Awesome, thank you, so glad to hear that
Great, instructive video! Thank you, Tomislav!
Thanks, this was very helpful. The whole process seems very straightforward presented like this. I was watching on my phone and realized I could zoom in the screen to just where the tool is cutting. Gave a literal “larger than life” view where I could really see the edge presentation.
Aaa yes I use that feature sometimes as well, thank you very much for watching
Awesome work! I’m busy building a house, but when I finish I’ll be working on my lathe creations like these!
Awsome, hopefully house is goings on nicely 😀
Thankyou so much, your presentation is so informative and the lathe speeds are very helpful. I think your skew work is very masterful as well.
Thank you very much
Excelent tutorial, thank you. Beautiful work as well! Happy New Year!
Thank you very much, all the best to you and your family in 2025
Very nice, I think I will give a go.
I really enjoyed your ladle demo. Many thanks regards
Excellent video. Nice work. I love your comments too!
Thank you
You are an awesome craftsman.
I try my best,thank you very much for watching
🕶very nice Tomislav. Thank you.
Super stuff.
Going to turn a ladle🎉 Lol nice thanks for the tutorial man! ✌🏼 Happy Turning!!!
Beautiful!!!
Very impressive.
Beautiful work! Thank for sharing.
I'll try your method of chucking the ball. I make coffee scoops using a chuck I made from PVC pipe. It hadn't occurred to me to shape the handle by sanding. I'll try both your methods. Thank you.
Please do try and let me know how you like it😀
Thanks for showing your processes Tomislav.
Take care
Cheers
Harold
Thank you Harold
Great little project tomislav nicely done mate 👍 😊
Thanks buddy
Very nice project, well done. Next time trying to handle the coop by take away 1 of the jaw from the choke. Greatings from Greece.
Nice demo. I will try this, now that I know how it is done. Thank you.
Really excellent video. Thank you very much!
Fantastic job and I'm in awe at your control with the skew. I've watched all the tips and tricks from everyone on using the skew and I rough down and do long smooth transitions fine but every time I attempt a bead or anything similar like you do at 8:54 I get a catch without fail, never once does the unsupported edge come into contact, somehow the lower side just bites. I had actually convinced myself this was specifically because I was catching the lower corner as opposed to keeping the cut slightly higher, but watching you finish the end of that handle at 8:54 using pretty much only the corner I'm back to just not knowing.
You always have to have bevel contact, without that catch will always happen, skew is one of the stubborn tools to learn, it takes time and practice and still you can have a catch if not concentrate, I still have catches. Not as nearly aa when I started but it still happens and its normal in my opinion 😀
Nice work,great video!👍🏻
Those are awsome, thank you
Well done, Sir!
Thanks I have been wondering for a while how to make the dippers its a great use for OFFCUTS
Great tutorial.
Really nice mate👌
Thanks buddy
Good info. Would like to see you do a large ladle.
Lovely.
Great job. Thank you 😊
Nice work Tomislav. I'm curious about the chuck jaws you are using to squeeze the jam chuck.
Its shark jaws from vicmark on vm100 chuck
Can that design style be used as a soup spoon? Have you made a video on making spoons?
Probably yes with some tweaks 😀
Why do the prelinary as you are doing and make so you can take the rounded bowl shape and handle and saw down the middle to create 2 blanks
Because it makes a more aesthetically richer product. They look more expensive, and will be more interesting to handle than the usually flat faced ladle.
Very nice,,, perfect coffee scoop?
Indeed😀
Thanks . I will try.
I will be referring back to this video for the fabricated jamb chuck adapter!
good stuff, well presented. my wife wants to request two of each , please?
No problem,contact me either through website or send me email😀
Tomislav, what type of chuck and jaw set are you using?. I would like to give it a go. What do you normally turn your bowl end diameter too?. They look great.
Thank you very much
I use vicmark chucks and in this video I used shark jaws, I think its 42mm.
Depending on size and density of wood,I turn from 800 to 2000 rpm ,but again I always make sure I have sound timber without splits
Really like both of the designs. Your shop lighting and setup really work well for these videos -- the lighting is great. One question regarding the hollowing process; is there a reason you drill the depth hole before flattening the top of the ladle or is that personal preference?
Thank you very much sir, no particular reason, either way works the same 😀
Did i miss what kind of wood you made the jam chuck out of ,or does it even matter?
Really like them , it's pretty ingenious.
It was cherry but it really doesn't matter, any scrap will work
@tomislavtomasicwoodturning thanks that's kinda what I figured. I do want to thank you for what you are doing. You are helping me more than you can imagine. I wish I had half of your talent.
@chuckcagle5324 thank you, I still have a tone to learn and its all time and practice
I see you only sell your tools on your website, would you ever sell some scoops like these?
Yes I will, first I want to launch tools then I'll add custom orders for woodturning stuff😀
I love your videos Tomislav. I have learned so much from you but I am really struggling with the skew. I can form the cylinder from square stock, but simply cannot make the sphere. I get catches every time. Very frustrating.
It takes time and practice, grab bunch or pine spindles and just use skew for everything, also taking on project will help you a lot, for holidays make a 20-30 shot glasses or scoops and use a skew ....it will help you a lot
me too. have you tried a more curved profile on the skew? I am thinking about making mine a bit more curved. mine is noticably straighter than tomislav's
@@tomislavtomasicwoodturning thank you 🙏
@@tomdupree2758 I have a decent curve on mine but will compare. Thanks
You can use a spindle gouge to make it too.
11:46 what causes that noise?
Being to agreessive and wood didn't like it😁
lavori davvero bene, complimenti... ti guardo e non ti nascondo che un po' resto in apprensione quando hai le mani così vicine... ma è normale perchè io non conosco quel lavoro... ma mi affascina vedere come fai.
Thank you😀
Wonder if it would make any difference if I drilled all the way through the jam Chuck instead of using a chisel to finish after you bandsaw the cut. Maybe I’m missing something
You could for sure, I like to have something to prevent scoop going deeper, little shoulder.
But hole straight through will work lovely as well
👍👍❤❤
Usually I get a skip back doing this
Hate to see you reach round that rotating handle to control the lathe. Doesn’t the control box move so you could put it on the other end of the lathe whilst hollowing? I just worry it may just be a matter of time before your fingers get caught when it might so easily be avoided. Great video otherwise.
It may seem like that but it wasn't even close, its big lathe and there is a lot space from end of the handle to the path of the switch box,but its a good point and it can very dangerous and thank you for pointing that out.
Thank you very much for watching 😀
Excellent Brother! Excellent!
I really appreciated your exceptional skill will the chisels. I am a self taught bowel turner and need all the good examples to watch I can get. Supper job on the labels. Thanks for taking the time to make this video.
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@@tomislavtomasicwoodturning koliko se placa carina ?
¡¡¡Preciosas!!! Ya hice un par de paletas para cocinar y mi esposa está encantada. Este será un próximo proyecto cuando llegue mi nuevo torno que va a sustituir al antiguo y muy trabajado torno de taller que conseguí hace un año por muy poco dinero 😅 y que tiene muchas carencias y muchas deficiencias, aunque me ha servido para iniciarme en esta increíble actividad con la ayuda de cientos de vídeos de muchos torneros que muestran su trabajo en RUclips y he de decir, para ser justos, que no siendo el primero que encontré, si te has convertido en mi tornero referente. Muchas, muchas muchas gracias por tantas y tan buenas enseñanzas.
Un fuerte abrazo desde Granada, España
Prekrasno!!! Već sam napravio par kuharskih lopatica i moja žena je oduševljena. Ovo će biti sljedeći projekt kada dobijem novi tokarski stroj koji će zamijeniti stari radnički tokarski stroj koji sam dobio prije godinu dana za vrlo male novce 😅 i ima mnogo mana i mnogo kvarova, iako mi je pomoglo u tome što sam započeo u ovim nevjerojatnim aktivnosti sa stotinama videozapisa mnogih tokara koji prikazuju svoj rad na RUclipsu i da budem iskren, nisi prvi kojeg sam pronašao, ali postao si moj referentni tokar. Puno, puno puno hvala za tako dobra učenja.
Veliki zagrljaj iz Granade, Španjolska.
Thank you soo much, greetings to Spain😀