hello friends greetings healthy and successful always. thank you for sharing knowledge and always faithfully watching your latest stuff I like your ideas👏👏
Thank you so much, just like to take the opportunity to say I've been a subscriber to your channel for a long time and I love the work you do, many thanks for your comment 😀
This morning I received an email from one of my viewers. He mentioned this video you did and thought I might like watching it. And I did enjoy watching how you created this piece. You did a great job of explaining your process and that makes it enjoyable for all who are interested. Thank you for watching my videos, Take care, Gary
A beautifully executed complex piece worthy of a master bowl turner. Excellent narration. I learned so much from your creation of this masterpiece. Thank you for sharing your vision, planning and turning skills. I can't wait to up my game and give it a try. Subscribed, more please!
This was a very intricate project, with a lot of moving parts. The biggest issue is keeping track of the details. After getting all the glue-ups correctly, and but for the tear-out problem, the turning was almost an afterthought. Nicely done!
Ingenious, painstakingly long but it's worth it. Good and precise explanation, easy to follow and understand. I have prescribed with thumbs up too. Good job,
Hi Really good project. The disection of the blenk took a bit to keep up with But I amnaged it :-) Shame about the tearout thank godnes for CA Good job and well done
Good morning from Florida just came across your channel and I really enjoyed it. You do you outstanding work and I look forward to watching your videos. Keep up the good work
Thank you, 🙂 I remember him very well though his name escapes me, whilst I was setting out the cut lines I was back in that classroom bi-secting angles 🙂 Happy memories 😊
I really love this bowl. It is a really beautiful design. At first, I thought you were drawing daVinci's Vitruvian man with all of the lines and intersections. I do have a question. Why do you use that black for repairs? Does it come in wood colors? It sometimes takes away from the rich, golden colors of the wood.
Its really cool how straight lines turn into intersecting arches when you carve it out. The bowl has such a nice golden color, epic work here. Is a bit unfortunate that it has some black blemishes. But probably the best option for the tear out. Work with what is given to you.
Con este video me acabo se suscribir a tu canal, sin ver nada más, me encantó y me lo apunto para hacer un proyecto parecido. Pronto tendré mi canal de RUclips sobre "Torno y algo más " . Saludos!!!
Hi, That is a very, very nice looking bowl. Great explanation of how to do the glue up. I have subbed and hit the bell. Take care and I'll have a look at some of your other videos. Cheers, Huw
This is so far, one of the most amazing pieces of wood turning I have seen. Absolutely stunning 🥸 One thing I would have done different would be, to sand the surface of the the centerpiece, before making all the marks. It would have made it easier to follow your way of marking of this piece 😀
Oh my my...WOW !!!!! Simply beautiful work sir. I have yet to start woodturning and merely am watching a lot of videos. Tonight, I happened upon some of your work and have really been enjoying watching your work...not only do you do great work, but you also explain as ya go which is much appreciated. Like...Subscribe...all....thanks again, sir. Have a blessed week in the LORD.
Great video and has given me some ideas for a slab of maple that’s been sitting under the lathe fore a few years. Like and sub for you today. Thanks for sharing!
Would there be a way to have less (maybe almost none) waste...perhaps making a set of "nesting bowls" from the log and epoxy blank...Lovely in my mind's eye... I really REALLY despise waste!
Hi, thank you for your question, with that particular bowl it would have been difficult, with the epoxy bowls most of them have a waste block cast in the center, though if I had the correct tool for coring solid timber blanks it can easily be done.
That's an incredible looking bowl, takes segmented bowls to a new level. How did you come up with the idea? I have never seen anyone do something like that. 👍
Very nice. Sapele, without question, is my preferred wood to work with. I love how the light reflects off of it and provides an illusion of a slight contraction of color between adjacent wood segments. P.S. I subscribed!
@@MrCasutherland Hi Colin, have not attempted anything like this at present, I have only just started to move into my new workshop, actually still unpacking & setting up. Purchased a Laguna 18/36 prior to my retirement 3 years ago, & it’s just out off the packing box. But in truth I am an absolute beginner, so lots of experience required prior to starting a complex turn like this one. I’m in Bunbury.
@@RestorationDIY I meant the rim. Is sapili the same/similar to sapele? I've seen other turners refer to the latter. New sub to your channel and loving it.
i have watched the guys making resin and wood bowls some are realy good BUT most times the woods wet with knots after a while the wood splits from drying the resin comes apart from the wood and of corse the whole thing gose dull because as i said wet wood
@@RestorationDIY the wet burls they use that when on the lathe long ribons come off verey nice bowl verey nice finnish but think i couldnt sell it here in South Africa FOR OBVIOUS REASONS
@@RestorationDIY the catch is you just cant make a bowl from any old log you find in the forest some do BUT the big crack going down the middle and the dirty brown knot is somehow passed off as sexey and saleable
Wow! What an undertaking! Beatiful result!
Thank you. I'm glad you like it 🙂
great instruction, clear details... really love your style!
Thank you! Glad you liked it 🙂
Your designs are a level above the other Turners I've seen, I love them.
Thank you very much 🙂 Glad you like them.🙂
That’s a lovely piece. And it’s so nice to hear a British accent. Thanks for sharing 🌞
Thanks so much! 😊
Is a beautiful bowl nice job' and thanks for sharing ,God bless
Thank you 🙂
DAMN that is one fine looking bowl. You got sills my friend. Thanks for sharing your talent with us.
Thank you 🙂 Glad you like it 🙂
hello friends greetings healthy and successful always. thank you for sharing knowledge and always faithfully watching your latest stuff I like your ideas👏👏
Thank you, you are welcome 🙂
Thanks for sharing all your efforts and problems, you are not the only one that gets surprised while turning, Chuck
Thank you 🙂 Good to know I think the problem solving is half the effort 🙂
It was wel worth it! I learned lots from your description and work methods. Thank you.
Thankyou, Glad it helped 🙂
AWESOME job I love it thank you for sharing this awesome dish.
Thank you. Always a pleasure, I had a lot of fun making it 😀
A lovely bowl,brilliant design,a very informative video to watch, you explained your theory and narrated nicely!
Thank you. 😊
Fantastic and awesome stunningly beautiful
Thank you so much 🙂
Great video, nice looking bowl. I felt for you when the hole turned up in the middle. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you. I'm glad you liked it. 🙂
A couple of rookie mistakes but the end result was nice. Looking forward to seeing more 👍
Thank you. There are more videos coming soon 🙂
Friggin beautiful!
Thank you 🙂
This took my breath away. I hope you have, or will, put all of your designs in a book. Thank you for sharing
Thank you, I will give the book some thought I still have all my projects 🙂
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Beautiful. What a wonderful design. Thank you
Thank you so much 🙂 🙂
Enjoyable video. Thanks for posting.
Thank you, I'm Glad you enjoyed it🙂
That's a fantastic piece. Most excellent work. Thank you got sharing.
Thank you 🙂 I'm glad you like it 🙂
Wonderful looking piece. It was a good demonstration of your skill.
Thank you! Cheers 🙂
Thanks for making this, 😀
It's always a pleasure. Many thanks for your comment 😀
It turned out beautiful
Thank you 🙂
Thanks for sharing. What an amazing Piece and interesting process. Full View and Like always 👍
Thank you so much🙂 I hope to do more in the near future 🙂
Your creative ideas inspire me as well as many I'm sure. Thanks so much for sharing.
Thanks, You are so welcome 🙂
This is AMAZING!!!!!!
Thank You Very Much 🙂
This is a gorgeous bowl. I loved watching your video. Thank you so much for sharing. ❤
Thank you so much for watching 🙂
Nice combination solid with segments
Thank you 🙂
Absolutely fabulous! Congratulations!
Thank you 🙂
Love this bowl!! Beautiful pattern!!
Thank you 🙂
Absolutely stunning!
Thank you 🙂
A stunning work of art. Well done Sir.
Thank you so much 😀
That's a great piece, well worked out. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you 🙂
Stunning 😍
Thank you 🙂
Masterful! A Masterpiece. 💖
Thank you very much 🙂
Amazing🔥🔥🔥
Thank you 🙂
Lovely piece and well described.
Thank you 🙂
That is absolutely beautiful. Thank you for sharing your video.
Thank You, Glad you like it 🙂
Fine art!
Thank you 🙂
Cheers G, some great work, thanks for sharing. 😎
Thank you very Much 🙂👍
Very nice work. The pattern looks pretty cool.
Thank you so much, just like to take the opportunity to say I've been a subscriber to your channel for a long time and I love the work you do, many thanks for your comment 😀
This morning I received an email from one of my viewers. He mentioned this video you did and thought I might like watching it. And I did enjoy watching how you created this piece.
You did a great job of explaining your process and that makes it enjoyable for all who are interested.
Thank you for watching my videos,
Take care,
Gary
Beautiful piece, love the intersecting contrasting colors.
Thank you 🙂
well worth all the work you put in
Thank you very much 🙂
A beautifully executed complex piece worthy of a master bowl turner. Excellent narration. I learned so much from your creation of this masterpiece. Thank you for sharing your vision, planning and turning skills.
I can't wait to up my game and give it a try. Subscribed, more please!
Thank you so much, I'm glad you enjoyed the video. Good luck with your woodturning. Many thanks for your subscription. Welcome to the channel 🙂
This was a very intricate project, with a lot of moving parts. The biggest issue is keeping track of the details. After getting all the glue-ups correctly, and but for the tear-out problem, the turning was almost an afterthought. Nicely done!
Thank you very much🙂
Well done ✅
Thank you 🙂
Ingenious, painstakingly long but it's worth it.
Good and precise explanation, easy to follow and understand.
I have prescribed with thumbs up too.
Good job,
Thank you so much and welcome to the channel, 🙂
Enjoyed seeing the progress and that you ended up with a wonderful bowl from your labours. Very striking and something that I would buy.
Thank you so much, glad you enjoyed the video 🙂
Nice. Really, really nice.
Thank you 🙂
Hi
Really good project. The disection of the blenk took a bit to keep up with But I amnaged it :-) Shame about the tearout thank godnes for CA
Good job and well done
Thank you, i think the CA saved the day 🙂
Well done Sir!
Thankyou 🙂
Good morning from Florida just came across your channel and I really enjoyed it. You do you outstanding work and I look forward to watching your videos. Keep up the good work
Thank you very much 🙂 I'm glad you like the videos, I have many more episodes to come 🙂🙂
Beautiful sir.
Thank you 😊
That is a beautiful bowl!
Thankyou 🙂
Awesome piece
Thank you 🙂
Absolutely beautiful work of art Thank you for sharing ❤️
Thank you! Cheers 👍🙂
Very nice!
Thank you 🙂
Awesome
Thank you 🙂
Somewhere your old geometry teacher is chuckling to himself and saying "See I told you all this stuff would be useful !"..... PS Nice bowl :)
Thank you, 🙂 I remember him very well though his name escapes me, whilst I was setting out the cut lines I was back in that classroom bi-secting angles 🙂 Happy memories 😊
Beautiful work‼️ 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Thank you! 😊
Absolutely fantastic work really enjoyed watching the whole video. Thank you for sharing your talent
Thank you so much 😊
Wow very nice
Thank you so much🙂
Very nice
Thank you so much 🙂
I really love this bowl. It is a really beautiful design. At first, I thought you were drawing daVinci's Vitruvian man with all of the lines and intersections. I do have a question. Why do you use that black for repairs? Does it come in wood colors? It sometimes takes away from the rich, golden colors of the wood.
Thank you very much, this particular brand comes in a brown, Black and a white, i only had the black at the time i made this piece.🙂
Quite impressive sir! Your attention to detail and obvious pre planning show in the final product. Again, well done!!!
Thank you, 🙂👍
Its really cool how straight lines turn into intersecting arches when you carve it out. The bowl has such a nice golden color, epic work here. Is a bit unfortunate that it has some black blemishes. But probably the best option for the tear out. Work with what is given to you.
Thank you so much🙂
Thanks so much the video beautiful work
Many Thanks 🙂
I really enjoyed watching this and how you overcome each issue. The finished article looked excellent.
Thanks so much, Glad you enjoyed it.🙂
Nice job well done
Thank you 🙂
Beautiful, well done😍
Thank you 🙂
Great video we haven't seen you do much work without resin this was bloody wonderful to watch thank you.😍😍
Thanks so much 😊 Glad you enjoyed it🙂
Beautiful!
Thank you 🙂
Beautiful
Thank you 🙂
Wow. Awesome project. First time viewing you channel but will be back often. Thanks for the inspiration
Thankyou 🙂 hope you enjoy my other projects 🙂
Con este video me acabo se suscribir a tu canal, sin ver nada más, me encantó y me lo apunto para hacer un proyecto parecido. Pronto tendré mi canal de RUclips sobre "Torno y algo más " . Saludos!!!
Thank you🙂 Good Luck with your RUclips Channel and welcome to Restoration DIY 🙂
Hi, That is a very, very nice looking bowl. Great explanation of how to do the glue up.
I have subbed and hit the bell.
Take care and I'll have a look at some of your other videos.
Cheers, Huw
Thank you so much, welcome to the channel and I hope you enjoy my other videos. 🙂
This is so far, one of the most amazing pieces of wood turning I have seen. Absolutely stunning 🥸
One thing I would have done different would be, to sand the surface of the the centerpiece, before making all the marks. It would have made it easier to follow your way of marking of this piece 😀
Thank you so much 🙂 I hope to do another quite soon, I’ll sand the blank to make it easier to see the setting out 🙂👍🏻
@@RestorationDIY I will look forward to see it 😀
Красиво!
Thank you 🙂
Nice!
Thank you 🙂
Oh my my...WOW !!!!! Simply beautiful work sir. I have yet to start woodturning and merely am watching a lot of videos. Tonight, I happened upon some of your work and have really been enjoying watching your work...not only do you do great work, but you also explain as ya go which is much appreciated. Like...Subscribe...all....thanks again, sir. Have a blessed week in the LORD.
Thank You so much 🙂 I'm glad you enjoy my work and welcome to the channel.🙂
i like the thinking the work good to
Thank you 😊
So all the measuring went over my head so I'm just guna trust that out of us both, that YOU know what ur doing!! 😉 😂
I think i do 🙂 it all worked out in the end.😀
@@RestorationDIY I'm not at the end yet lol I have already subbed tho 👍
Thank you so much and welcome to the channel 🙂
@@RestorationDIY now I'm finished lol. I LOVE it by the way, it truly is a beautiful piece 😊 and howdy from New Zealand 👋
Thank you 🙂 I'm glad you like it 🙂 and hello from the UK 🙂
Great video and has given me some ideas for a slab of maple that’s been sitting under the lathe fore a few years. Like and sub for you today. Thanks for sharing!
Thank you so much 🙂 good luck with your project and welcome to the channel 🙂
Just found your channel. Really enjoyed it. Great job. Subscribed
Thank you and welcome to the Channel 🙂
Nice job
Thank you 🙂
Cool
Thank you 🙂
CA does the job but you might try powdered metal and thin......copper is red - brass gold and AL is silver......is more mellow than black starbond
I like your suggestion I'll be ordering the powder and giving it a go, Thank you 🙂
Would there be a way to have less (maybe almost none) waste...perhaps making a set of "nesting bowls" from the log and epoxy blank...Lovely in my mind's eye... I really REALLY despise waste!
Hi, thank you for your question, with that particular bowl it would have been difficult, with the epoxy bowls most of them have a waste block cast in the center, though if I had the correct tool for coring solid timber blanks it can easily be done.
That's an incredible looking bowl, takes segmented bowls to a new level. How did you come up with the idea? I have never seen anyone do something like that. 👍
Thank you 🙂 I did something similar last year which in turn was inspired by something I watch years ago 🙂
Very nice. Sapele, without question, is my preferred wood to work with. I love how the light reflects off of it and provides an illusion of a slight contraction of color between adjacent wood segments.
P.S. I subscribed!
Thank you so much welcome to the channel, sapele is very nice and is one species I can easily get along with Ash and Oak 🙂
New to your Chanel, very inspiring work, loved the forthright commentary, I will give it a try with some of our Western Australian woods. Many thanks
Thank you very much and welcome to the channel good luck with your projects 😀
Hi Peter, I'm in Perth too. Did you try this ? What did you use if yes ? Has the cross grains moved, cracked ?
@@MrCasutherland Hi Colin, have not attempted anything like this at present, I have only just started to move into my new workshop, actually still unpacking & setting up. Purchased a Laguna 18/36 prior to my retirement 3 years ago, & it’s just out off the packing box. But in truth I am an absolute beginner, so lots of experience required prior to starting a complex turn like this one. I’m in Bunbury.
@@bloke875 nice starter lathe. If you're ever up Balcatta way, let me know. I can give you a tour of our men's shed.
Looks beautiful and a great idea 👌
Cheers! Thank you 🙂
you are a geometry genuis
Thankyou so much 🙂
Very good "" baby ""
Thank you 🙂
Does this wood have chatoyance or is it just my eyes? Stunning patterns!! ❤️
Thank you, The segmented Rim does, the yew not so much 🙂
@@RestorationDIY I meant the rim. Is sapili the same/similar to sapele? I've seen other turners refer to the latter. New sub to your channel and loving it.
Welcome to the Channel🙂, yes it’s sapele , I think my northern English accent makes it sound like sapili 🙂
@@RestorationDIY ha! It sounded the same but the "transcript" spelled it sapili so I was just curious. Thanks for answering. 😊
👍👍👍
Thank you 🙂
Does the alcohol raise the grain?
Hi, yes, it does, and the sanding sealer helps as well. Thanks for the question 🙂
nice work, but the hole in the center is a disaster...
Thank you 🙂 the hole was an unavoidable mistake.
where do i buy this?
Hi, I don't have anything for sale at the moment but I hope to have things on Etsy quite soon 🙂
i have watched the guys making resin and wood bowls some are realy good BUT most times the woods wet with knots after a while the wood splits from drying the resin comes apart from the wood and of corse the whole thing gose dull because as i said wet wood
I agree I don't use wet wood especially with Epoxy Resin and the shine on bowls I did over a year ago is still as good as the day it was finished 🙂
@@RestorationDIY the wet burls they use that when on the lathe long ribons come off verey nice bowl verey nice finnish but think i couldnt sell it here in South Africa FOR OBVIOUS REASONS
@@RestorationDIY the catch is you just cant make a bowl from any old log you find in the forest some do BUT the big crack going down the middle and the dirty brown knot is somehow passed off as sexey and saleable
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Thank you, I may do some shorter videos with no talking at some point.🙂
Very nice!
Thankyou 🙂