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That's a cute little pot Mike. I think I shall try that. It doesn't look too difficult. It was good watching you do the neck. I always have problems getting a curve like that smooth. Seeing how you hold the spindle gouge coming from the bottom sure makes it much better. Time to go practice.
Nice little twig pot. 👍👍Off center turnings are fun. They can be a bit frustrating trying to figure out what the finished shape is going to be though. And there are so many combinations of center points that can be used. Like same offset at each end, offset at one end only, or opposite offsets. You have done some of those too and they are all neat. Thank you for sharing Mike. Have a great day. 🙂🙂
I love your videos Mike. When your lathe is running it's really hard to hear your voice. Have you ever tried a neck mounted microphone? It would be great to hear your guidance s lot clearer without having to adjust the volume level throughout the video. 😊 Keep up the good work Mike. 😊 👍
Good explanation for this project. In our last club meeting, our theme was a multi axis turning. Wish I had seen this earlier. But good video. (I sent you an email with some "buy me a coffee" questions. Did you see it)? Sam
I’ve done worse. Like ramming a sawzall blade thru my hand due to not paying attention while up on a roof of all places. We can let Mike’s wedding ring slide this time. :p :D
This is mentioned a lot and by a lot of people. But I don't think wearing a ring while turning is particularly dangerous. It would be lot more dangerous if it were a wedding ring and you lost it because you took it off. Irritated wives can be hell. 😡I would be a lot more critical about face shields, dust masks, hearing protection and loose clothing myself.
Mr. Crandall, I assume you have never seen a finger that a ring stripped all the flesh from the bone, it happen in a split second. Also seen where a ring had to be cut off a swollen finger.
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That's a cute little pot Mike. I think I shall try that. It doesn't look too difficult. It was good watching you do the neck. I always have problems getting a curve like that smooth. Seeing how you hold the spindle gouge coming from the bottom sure makes it much better. Time to go practice.
You can do it!
I'm going to try this. Thanks for the instructions.
Thanks for the inspiration Mie
Take care my friend and stay safe and well
Cheers
Harold
Nice little twig pot. 👍👍Off center turnings are fun. They can be a bit frustrating trying to figure out what the finished shape is going to be though. And there are so many combinations of center points that can be used. Like same offset at each end, offset at one end only, or opposite offsets. You have done some of those too and they are all neat. Thank you for sharing Mike. Have a great day. 🙂🙂
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Another great video Mike! I love the level of detail in your instruction and the use of chapters in this video is great. 😊
Keep on turning. 😊 👍
Thanks for the feedback!
Thanks for the demonstration, Mike, like the way it turned out.
Thanks Lewis.
Always a pleasant way to start my day with a little Peace and quite. Barbara Dill would be proud of ya. Nice video, hope to see you in Chattanooga.
Thanks!. See you in C
Great video Mike. A new technique to try!
Yes! And wait for the flowers video next week.
Very nice teaching video. Makes me want to try one.
You should, Ken!
I love your videos Mike. When your lathe is running it's really hard to hear your voice. Have you ever tried a neck mounted microphone? It would be great to hear your guidance s lot clearer without having to adjust the volume level throughout the video. 😊 Keep up the good work Mike. 😊 👍
Thanks for that. I do and should have used it.
I need to try this!
Yes you do, Billy!
Good explanation for this project. In our last club meeting, our theme was a multi axis turning. Wish I had seen this earlier. But good video. (I sent you an email with some "buy me a coffee" questions. Did you see it)? Sam
Sorry I someohw missed your emails but found them all and responded today.
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This is a poor example for the younger generation to see someone wearing a wedding ring while using machinery.
I agree. Thanks for the reminder.
I’ve done worse. Like ramming a sawzall blade thru my hand due to not paying attention while up on a roof of all places. We can let Mike’s wedding ring slide this time. :p :D
This is mentioned a lot and by a lot of people. But I don't think wearing a ring while turning is particularly dangerous. It would be lot more dangerous if it were a wedding ring and you lost it because you took it off. Irritated wives can be hell. 😡I would be a lot more critical about face shields, dust masks, hearing protection and loose clothing myself.
Mr. Crandall, I assume you have never seen a finger that a ring stripped all the flesh from the bone, it happen in a split second. Also seen where a ring had to be cut off a swollen finger.
@@jaymiller286 May I ask if those were wood turning related?