Gary, you have a way of making everything look easy. You are a born teacher, my friend. Another example of your inventiveness making for a great video! Thanks for sharing, buddy! 👍👍👍
Thank you Gord! The thing of it is this is really easy and I was so excited about sharing this with everyone. I learned this trick cutting staves on an angle for large patterns. It was a way of saving material. So I decided to see if I could make it work for this. I am very happy it did and I love hearing back from those who have tired these things. Take care my friend, Gary
Very difficult looking process that resulted in easy result. Very beautiful bowl. Thanks for your channel that turns out exceptional art that is made with education added.😊
GREAT SYSTEM! THANK YOU. If you started with a light and a dark 9" wide x 8 long boards, marked line up marks on both, hot glued or double sided tape the ends then cut the wavy lines through the set, alternate top and bottom strips, glue together with the start and stop strips, you could create 2 full 8" blanks.
Wow Clayton 2 new titles in one day...wait till I tell my wife. On second thought she might just laugh LOL. Naw she likes what I make and she gets all of them if she wants. Take care, Gary
Thank you Allen and I know you will have a lot of fun turning. At some point in time you will probably want to try this. It is very easy to do. Thanks for watching, Gary
Great video and a real nice technique. You explain the process so well. Your commentary compliments the video. I learn something from every one of your posts. Thank you for sharing your knowledge, skill, and artistry.
Gary, if you keep coming up with such great instructional videos, I'm gonna have to figure out how to get Wi-Fi working all the way to my shop! Thanks for you willingness to help those of us who, admittedly, have a lot to learn.
Thanks so much Shawn I am happy you found it helpful. Once you do one you will see how easy this is to do. I pretty much knew it had to work and I did not even do a prototype on it. Hope you have fun trying it. Take care, Gary
Once again Gary, you've fascinated me with the segments. I see it, but I guess unless I actually do it, it doesn't compute in my brain. That's fine tho since I enjoy watching you! You should tell Lewis at Klondike Craftsman about your jig for parting the rings. Thanks for sharing your creativity with me again. Stay safe, Vickie
Hi Gary.... that worked out really well.... lovely bowl... I told you that I had an idea for this project and it's the same principle but different... I'll try and get a video out... Take care...All the best.....Andy
Hi Gary...its cool how you keep coming up with these neat ideas...I think your guitar playing gives you creative inspiration 😀🎸 watching you make a bowl from the wonky wave board would be great...stay safe...press and play on😎 Joe
Thank you Joe and on this one I had my home built distortion box hooked up to my Les Paul LOL. I will do the wonky bowl it a month or so. Rock on my friend, Gary
I absolutely love the random shaped strips ; that would suit me fine as I have a Peripheral Neuropathy which renders my hands & feet completely numb , so I am unable to do any “fine” work which annoys the living suitcase out of me , so I just have to admire beautiful work such as yours . - Michael from Adelaide, Australia.
For sure and they do not have to be just 2 types of wood. They could all be different. It just helps if they are all the same thickness. This is why I never toss out left over pieces of wood.
Hey Gary loved the video as per usual!! you must know your haunting me these days lol I’ve been binge watching your channel . . Yesterday I mailed you a heavy box of stuff for you to turn . And today I found a potpourri lid like the one David sent you but only has a single hummingbird at a garage sale how can I not think of you when I watched the video last night lol hope your well sir ! Hope your having a great weekend
Thank you very much Ron I appreciate you watching my videos but I really appreciate that you have sent some wood to turn. Certainly a nice surprise and look forward to turning it. A garage sale is a great place to find things. Now you can make a very nice potpourri container! Thanks again, Gary
Gary, the Wizard of Ozegon 👍🏻 I will have to watch the initial section of this video another three times… Right now, this looks a bit like witchcraft to me 🤪 Not that I will be using this any time soon, but then again, who knows! Great trick and executed really beautifully, Gary! I would love to see the other little zebra bowl turned as well, if it isn’t any inconvenience to you 😊 Well done, Gary, thank you for explaining so well 🙏🏻
Thank you so much. When I think about it one of my favorite CCR songs was "I Put A Spell On You" But all of Fogerty songs were my favorite. Yes I plan on finishing the Zebra bowl, maybe in a month or so. Thanks again, Gary
@@ThePapa1947 My favourite CCR song would probably have to be “Have you ever seen the rain”, or “Proud Mary”, depending on my mood 🤔 Anyway, great stuff CCR, I agree, Gary 😎👍🏻
@@morningsong7885 now you have me going. I play guitar in a folk group but they allow me(and want me) to play some CCR and have done Proud Mary, Have you ever seen the rain, Lodi plus to Venture tunes and Beach Boy oh and some Eagles songs. Oh yeah and a Johnny Cash. But mostly folk songs. Although we have not done anything for almost 2 years, Here is something I posted that shows a couple of songs we did. ruclips.net/video/xAoY8zICPAU/видео.html&ab_channel=ThePapa1947
@@ThePapa1947 Hey Gary, that is so beautiful! I am impressed by your performance, bravo 👏🏻 It is so not easy to play and sing in front of an audience, however big or small it may be…Making music and singing with a group of friends must be great fun though! And “I’ll never find another you” by The Seekers is one of my all time favourite songs 😊 I love to sing along when I am by myself, and I play the piano, not great but I try to play every day… I must try to find the piano sheet for that song and start working on it… Keep it going, Gary, and thank you for sharing 😊🙏🏻
Thanks so much Billy and I hope that one day comes soon. I know I have a list of things I will do one day! I did check the Catio off the list a few weeks ago LOL Take care, Gary
Hi Gary! I am so excited by this and other techniques I’ve learned on your channel this week. I’ve been focussed on larger segmented turnings of late and these simple techniques will allow me to take a short break between cutting all the hundreds of segments that need to be cut , dress etc. The work you do is truly inspiring, thanks so much for sharing. Cheers from BC, Gord
Thank you very much Gord. I also feel the need for something simple. I do love doing segment work and especially something new and odd. So not and then I add something like this. Know so many are just starting I look for something that might help. That said I am working on a very tricky one. Thanks for watching, Gary
I saw someone make a box with wavy edged sides made up like this. I wanted to make one but lost the link. This has inspired me to make a bowl or three as well as the boxes.
It must be fun to think about what to do next. I have a feeling that that non-geometrical one might look great. Beautiful. To err is human to edit, divine.
Thank you Khan and I will be turning it in the near future. I do not want to do to many like this in a row. I had to do a lot of editing to fit all of this together. I was about done when I decided to make this very non symmetrical one. Take care, Gary
Well thank you Luie that is very kind of you to say. I just enjoy sharing a few tricks I learned as a pattern maker. I had never done this for making a bowl but I knew it would work. I really enjoyed sharing this little trick. Thanks again, Gary
Good evening, Gary. Excellent, start to finish. I am excited to make a few. I have a lot of flat stock saved for some kind of project and now we have the project. Unlimited possibilities. The tip on leaving the glue-up in two halves and cutting on the bandsaw is perfect.
Thank you very much Ray. It is a good place to use some left over pieces for sure. If you do glue them in halves I would maybe glue one half up then glue the other against it but with no glue at the joint. This will assure you that the 2 halves will fit together. Or you could glue it all at once with no glue at the center joint. Or even a piece of wax paper. Let me know how it goes. Take care, Gary
That's genius, Gary. When I was watching first method with CNC and You said You will show how to do it on bandsaw I thought You will use a copying jig for curved shapes but You totally surprised me. Never could figure out this way and I think is much better than jigs. As You showed we can get every shape which we can imagine. Great work my friend 👍👌 Thank You 🤝😀 Rav
Thank you and I was working on some ideas to make it easy to make. Because tool rest are so different I think I have something figured out. Take care, Gary
Hi Gary. I don't have a question, I just wanted to say that having recently discovered your videos (which came just as I'm experimenting with segmented turning) I've already learnt a lot from watching them and feel very inspired by your creations. So, thank you for sharing them and your wisdom, and I'm looking forward to seeing any future videos you upload. All the best, Chris :)
Thank you very much Chris and if you look through my videos you will see lots of segmented turnings. Plus there is one coming up soon. Thanks again for dropping by, Gary
Thanks so much radar! The thing of it is the building is never big enough. Especially if you are like me and need 2 of everything. I have 2 each of a some bigger machines and I could get some breathing room if I was to part with one of each. But I would just get something else to put in its place LOL Thanks for watching, Gary
Thank-you for all your helpful hints and tips I'm having a go today so lm keeping my fingers crossed tried your other plain one's successfully thanks again
Thank you very much Mike. Yes I recall you mentioning that. A good year I would say. My first car was a 1947 Dodge Coupe. I paid $25.00 for it. Thanks for watching, Gary
thanks for showing how to make those cuts. I am going to Try to make a bowl like that. Not sure how soon I will get to it but I will. The bowl is very pretty.
Thank you Kimsey. That will be different for you not having a lot of rotten areas in the wood LOL. Just kidding as those turnings tou do are the coolest!
@@ThePapa1947 😄 Yep it is pretty fun working with some rotten stuff but it’s also very nice working on some good wood that doesn’t need some TLC also! We have been working on some wormy chestnut 🌰 cabinets at work, I’ve been thinking about glueing up a chop block chunk to turn something out of for the past month, only thing I know the glue is gonna go all through the worm 🐛 holes and dunno how it will look, would be good if they were a black wood glue them the glue wouldn’t look so bad. I think there is black ca glue but don’t know about titebond wood glue.
@@kimseyjustkimsey5256 well funny you you are talking about black glue. In my last video at about the 20:00 mark I talked about dying wood glue black. What I used was the original Titebond. Perhaps a white glue might take less dye but it did work and it might fill those worm holes. Worth a try! Take care, Gary
That is a great idea for my next few bowls. I think using a sharp bandsaw blade will give the smoothest cut for the best glue-up. Very good explanation of your technique. The variety of designs is endless.
Thank you Paul and for sure a sharp blade helps. I had a 10 tooth that I was going to use but tested a cut with the 8 and it cut very nicely. I would love to hear how it goes when you try it. Take care, Gary
So I have a question about the tool you used to cut the ring out of the your glue up. I was wondering if that's a tool you bought or made? Oh and that homemade jig for the top of your tool rest looks pretty outstanding too!
Thank you William. I am using a Robert Sorry parting tool. It is 1/4 inch tall and .07" thick. I have a video for what I think is a better ring cutting jig look in my videos for version 2.1. Thanks for watching. Gary
Hi Gary Your video is very interesting and informative. The concept is effective and provides a very good result. As always the finish is excellent👍👍 take care Morgan
Hi Gary, Fantastic video and something I will try, hopefully soon. I'll be watching this a few times more so I get it right. Take care my friend. Cheers, Huw
Thank you Huw and there are so many options for this. No reason you have to use just 2 types of wood. It would be a great way to use up all the scraps we have. Hope to hear how yours goes and it will be fun seeing it. Take care buddy, Gary
Normally I draw a circle the same size as the glue block tenon then hot glued it in place. I think on this one I had a glue on the base piece I had and then cut a recess in it. Then glued it to to the piece and cut the rings. As I recall I needed the piece farther away from the chuck so I could finish it without flipping so I turned a glue block to fit in the recess. Hope that all makes sense. Gary
Awesome video Gary, very well explained and the application of the finish helped a lot! That little bowl is a beauty it shows you don't need exact cuts to get good joints! Well done and thanks! Cheers Al
Another great trick Gary! I don't have a bandsaw but if I did, I would certainly give this a try. No bandsaw (yet) but I just got notice that my coring tool is on its way.
Thanks Leo! A coring tool...sounds interesting. Seems that would be especially nice if you were selling your bowls. Not sure I would use one much except for a large burl maybe. Or those large pieces of English Walnut I ended up with. Sheesh now it sounds like I need one LOL. Which one did you order? Gary
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Beautiful you do great work
Thank you very much. I do like trying to come up with something new.
Thanks for watching,
Gary
Gary, you have a way of making everything look easy. You are a born teacher, my friend. Another example of your inventiveness making for a great video! Thanks for sharing, buddy! 👍👍👍
Thank you Gord! The thing of it is this is really easy and I was so excited about sharing this with everyone. I learned this trick cutting staves on an angle for large patterns. It was a way of saving material.
So I decided to see if I could make it work for this. I am very happy it did and I love hearing back from those who have tired these things.
Take care my friend,
Gary
Awesome video!
Thank you very much Sean.
Thanks for watching,
Gary
All I can say is: Thanks for sharing, man!
Glad you enjoyed it! And thanks for watching,
Gary
Very very good video!!! I will save this one and watch it a few more times. Thank for sharing your tricks of the trade👍👍👍👍❤️❤️
Thank you Jack and thanks for watching.
Gary
Hi, Gary. Great tips for anyone who does woodturning. Take care.
Bill
Thank you Bill I think it is a good way to get an unusual look.
Thanks for watching,
Gary
Thanks for the tips, Gary! I plan to give it a whirl once I finish playing Elf in the workshop this holiday season.
Thank you Kevin and have fun being an elf .
Gary
Thanks
Gary - Excellent Demo. You would be a welcome woodturning demonstrator to any woodturning club n the USA.
Thank you so much Howard that is very kind of you to say.
I had a great time making this video.
Thanks for watching,
Gary
Great video Gary, some nice ideas, thanks for sharing them! 😊👍👏
Thank you Martin and thanks for watching,
Gary
Excellent! You gave me some great ideas. Thanks for sharing!!!!👍👍👍👍
Thank you very much and hope to hear how it goes when you make one or even improve on this.
Take care,
Gary
Great work,👍👍👍👍👍
Thanks so much Gao!
Very difficult looking process that resulted in easy result. Very beautiful bowl. Thanks for your channel that turns out exceptional art that is made with education added.😊
Thanks so much Clayton. It is a fun method and pretty easy to do.
Thanks for watching,
Gary
GREAT SYSTEM! THANK YOU.
If you started with a light and a dark 9" wide x 8 long boards, marked line up marks on both, hot glued or double sided tape the ends then cut the wavy lines through the set, alternate top and bottom strips, glue together with the start and stop strips, you could create 2 full 8" blanks.
Thank you. I did what you are saying over 2 years ago.
Check out.
Gary
ruclips.net/video/x1u6nW2HExw/видео.htmlsi=htk45gUu-2ADPC2Z
Pretty darn slick.
Thank you William happy you liked it.
Take care,
Gary
Phil calls you Professor!
I hereby bestow the title, "Wizard of Woodturning"!
Wow Clayton 2 new titles in one day...wait till I tell my wife. On second thought she might just laugh LOL.
Naw she likes what I make and she gets all of them if she wants.
Take care,
Gary
Thanks Gary, your videos are very much appreciated.
Thank you Richard I appreciate your comment.
Take care,
Gary
Thanks for sharing. I’m a beginner turner, lot of practicing for me. Full View and Like 👍
Thank you Allen and I know you will have a lot of fun turning. At some point in time you will probably want to try this. It is very easy to do.
Thanks for watching,
Gary
HI gary so so simple now u showed us how its done.
Thank you Manjit and I hope you have fun doing it.
Take care,
Gary
Yessir! Very nice Gary. Another one to try!
Cheers, Rick
Thank you Rick and for sure you should try it.
I always make it this far. LOL. Enjoyed as always.
Thank you Dave and I have meaning to change that part. Every time I listed it sounds corny LOL
Take care,
Gary
Very nice piece.
Greetings from Victoria, Australia.
Thank you very much! Happy you enjoyed it.
Gary from Oregon
Great video and a real nice technique. You explain the process so well. Your commentary compliments the video. I learn something from every one of your posts. Thank you for sharing your knowledge, skill, and artistry.
Thank you so much that is very kind of you to say. Happy it helped.
Take care,
Gary
Gary it is just awesome and stunningly beautiful.
Many thanks Kobie! Happy you liked it and thanks for watching.
Gary
Gary, if you keep coming up with such great instructional videos, I'm gonna have to figure out how to get Wi-Fi working all the way to my shop! Thanks for you willingness to help those of us who, admittedly, have a lot to learn.
Thanks so much Shawn I am happy you found it helpful. Once you do one you will see how easy this is to do. I pretty much knew it had to work and I did not even do a prototype on it.
Hope you have fun trying it.
Take care,
Gary
WELL DONE. NO FLUFF, JUST GOOD, CLEAR INFO.
Thank you Blair. I appreciate your comments and thanks for watching.
Gary
Once again Gary, you've fascinated me with the segments. I see it, but I guess unless I actually do it, it doesn't compute in my brain. That's fine tho since I enjoy watching you! You should tell Lewis at Klondike Craftsman about your jig for parting the rings. Thanks for sharing your creativity with me again. Stay safe, Vickie
Thanks so much Vickie...happy you liked it. I will look up Klondike Craftsman.
Take care,
Gary
@@ThePapa1947 he knows you're gonna get with him
Excellent 👍👍👍. Thanks for sharing
Thank you and thanks for watching.
Gary
Very beautiful I love your work Gary take care and God bless
Thank you Mike, happy you enjoyed it. God bless!
Gary
Great project. Thanks for the video. Thin veneer in the joints is another possibility for an accent strip.
Thank you Greg happy you liked it. Yes the thin veneer would work as well.
Thanks for watching,
Gary
Yes Gary, I really do like it. A great lesson.
Thank you Jack and thanks for watching.
Gary
Thank you so much. Now all i have to do is get the bandsaw. Looking forward to giving it a go. Enjoyed the video heaps and got so much out of it
Thank you very much Bruce. A band saw is a great addition for a wood turner.
Happy you enjoyed the video.
Take care,
Gary
Very informative, Papa G ❣️ Thank you, and nice bowl!👍✌️
Thank you Dwayne happy you enjoyed it.
Take care,
Gary
Hi Gary.... that worked out really well.... lovely bowl... I told you that I had an idea for this project and it's the same principle but different... I'll try and get a video out...
Take care...All the best.....Andy
Thank you Andy and looking forward to seeing your idea.
Take care,
Gary
Hi Gary...its cool how you keep coming up with these neat ideas...I think your guitar playing gives you creative inspiration 😀🎸
watching you make a bowl from the wonky wave board would be great...stay safe...press and play on😎 Joe
Thank you Joe and on this one I had my home built distortion box hooked up to my Les Paul LOL.
I will do the wonky bowl it a month or so.
Rock on my friend,
Gary
Very impressive .. creative and accessible to the less-than-professional. KUDOS!
Thank you Jeff I hope it is something that you can use.
Take care,
Gary
Wow it's stunning bowl and thanks for all the tips Mr. Gary
Thanks so much Donald I appreciate you watching and commenting.
Gary
Very clever man. Well done and thanks for sharing 👏💪
Thank you Kris I appreciate you watching and commenting.
Gary
Awesome great information. Big thanks to you Gary 👍
Thanks so much Sony I hope you put it to good use.
Take care,
Gary
awesome just awesome I cannot tell you how many tricks or tips I have used. Thank you so much. I recommend your videos to every woodworker I talk to.
Thank you very much Jerry I appreciate that and thanks for watching,
Gary
I absolutely love the random shaped strips ; that would suit me fine as I have a Peripheral Neuropathy which renders my hands & feet completely numb , so I am unable to do any “fine” work which annoys the living suitcase out of me , so I just have to admire beautiful work such as yours . - Michael from Adelaide, Australia.
Thank you Michael and I wish you the best with anything you do decided to do.
Thanks for watching and commenting.
Gary
Makes me think about all the scrap I have and another way to use them
For sure and they do not have to be just 2 types of wood. They could all be different. It just helps if they are all the same thickness. This is why I never toss out left over pieces of wood.
Excellent instructions to follow. Well done.
Thank you Valerie and it really is as easy as it looks.
Thanks for watching,
Gary
Great idea Gary.
Glad you like it and thanks for watching Jack!
Take care,
Gary
Hi Gary,,,
Like I've said in the past you're an amazing woodworker and craftsman! Thanks so much for sharing your knowledge with all of us!
Tom
Thank you Tom for your very kind words.
Take care,
Gary
Hey Gary loved the video as per usual!!
you must know your haunting me these days lol I’ve been binge watching your channel .
. Yesterday I mailed you a heavy box of stuff for you to turn . And today I found a potpourri lid like the one David sent you but only has a single hummingbird at a garage sale how can I not think of you when I watched the video last night lol hope your well sir ! Hope your having a great weekend
Thank you very much Ron I appreciate you watching my videos but I really appreciate that you have sent some wood to turn. Certainly a nice surprise and look forward to turning it.
A garage sale is a great place to find things. Now you can make a very nice potpourri container!
Thanks again,
Gary
Gary, the Wizard of Ozegon 👍🏻 I will have to watch the initial section of this video another three times… Right now, this looks a bit like witchcraft to me 🤪 Not that I will be using this any time soon, but then again, who knows! Great trick and executed really beautifully, Gary! I would love to see the other little zebra bowl turned as well, if it isn’t any inconvenience to you 😊 Well done, Gary, thank you for explaining so well 🙏🏻
Thank you so much. When I think about it one of my favorite CCR songs was "I Put A Spell On You" But all of Fogerty songs were my favorite.
Yes I plan on finishing the Zebra bowl, maybe in a month or so.
Thanks again,
Gary
@@ThePapa1947 My favourite CCR song would probably have to be “Have you ever seen the rain”, or “Proud Mary”, depending on my mood 🤔 Anyway, great stuff CCR, I agree, Gary 😎👍🏻
@@morningsong7885 now you have me going. I play guitar in a folk group but they allow me(and want me) to play some CCR and have done Proud Mary, Have you ever seen the rain, Lodi plus to Venture tunes and Beach Boy oh and some Eagles songs. Oh yeah and a Johnny Cash. But mostly folk songs. Although we have not done anything for almost 2 years,
Here is something I posted that shows a couple of songs we did.
ruclips.net/video/xAoY8zICPAU/видео.html&ab_channel=ThePapa1947
@@ThePapa1947 Hey Gary, that is so beautiful! I am impressed by your performance, bravo 👏🏻 It is so not easy to play and sing in front of an audience, however big or small it may be…Making music and singing with a group of friends must be great fun though! And “I’ll never find another you” by The Seekers is one of my all time favourite songs 😊 I love to sing along when I am by myself, and I play the piano, not great but I try to play every day… I must try to find the piano sheet for that song and start working on it… Keep it going, Gary, and thank you for sharing 😊🙏🏻
You really do explain things very well! I don't suppose you've got another channel where you explain how to hit a golf ball? Ha!
Thank you Glen! I have searched long and hard to find that golf channel we are dreaming of LOL
Very nicely done!👍🇺🇸
Thank you very much...happy you liked it.
Take care,
Gary
Excellent the way it all fits well
Thank you very much Gerry and thanks for watching,
Gary
I so enjoy your tips and techniques ! I wish we lived close together, I think we could be friends. I'm a Papa1946. Thanks !
Thank you Fred. Happy you enjoy the videos Papa1946! Where do you live? Oregon here.
Take care
Gary
I may have to give something like that a try one day, Gary.
Thanks so much Billy and I hope that one day comes soon. I know I have a list of things I will do one day! I did check the Catio off the list a few weeks ago LOL
Take care,
Gary
Really nice Gary.
Thank you very much!
It's wonderful, thank you.
Thank you very much. I appreciate you watching and commenting,
Gary
Let the wavy bowl tidal wave begin! :D This was great!
Thank you Nan...now I will need to finish that one and call it the Tidal Wave!
Nice job. I've thought about doing the same thing, but never tried it. Now I will. Thanks.
Thank you Ken, lots of options doing this. Best of luck with what you make.
Gary
Hi Gary! I am so excited by this and other techniques I’ve learned on your channel this week. I’ve been focussed on larger segmented turnings of late and these simple techniques will allow me to take a short break between cutting all the hundreds of segments that need to be cut , dress etc. The work you do is truly inspiring, thanks so much for sharing. Cheers from BC, Gord
Thank you very much Gord. I also feel the need for something simple.
I do love doing segment work and especially something new and odd. So not and then I add something like this. Know so many are just starting I look for something that might help.
That said I am working on a very tricky one.
Thanks for watching,
Gary
Nice information with awesome work take care my friend.
Thanks so much Sagar! Hope all is well with you my friend,
Gary
I saw someone make a box with wavy edged sides made up like this. I wanted to make one but lost the link. This has inspired me to make a bowl or three as well as the boxes.
That sounds great Bill, best of luck and have fun making them.
Gary
It must be fun to think about what to do next. I have a feeling that that non-geometrical one might look great. Beautiful. To err is human to edit, divine.
Thank you Khan and I will be turning it in the near future. I do not want to do to many like this in a row.
I had to do a lot of editing to fit all of this together. I was about done when I decided to make this very non symmetrical one.
Take care,
Gary
Amazing job 👍
Thank you William and thanks for watching.
Gary
That is so awesome Gary!! you sir are a master
Well thank you Luie that is very kind of you to say. I just enjoy sharing a few tricks I learned as a pattern maker. I had never done this for making a bowl but I knew it would work.
I really enjoyed sharing this little trick.
Thanks again,
Gary
@@ThePapa1947 well thank you , I appreciate it and I am sure the community appreciates it also
@@spindlesworkshop9744 we all have things to offer. I am still trying to learn your relaxed way off talking in front of the camera.
@@ThePapa1947 😊
Very nice, very interesting concept on how to accomplish the end goal. Thank you for sharing your video.
Thank you Mark glad you found it interesting and thanks for watching.
Gary
Great project! Thanks another one I have to try!
Thank you and have fun!
Gary
Good evening, Gary. Excellent, start to finish. I am excited to make a few. I have a lot of flat stock saved for some kind of project and now we have the project. Unlimited possibilities. The tip on leaving the glue-up in two halves and cutting on the bandsaw is perfect.
Thank you very much Ray. It is a good place to use some left over pieces for sure.
If you do glue them in halves I would maybe glue one half up then glue the other against it but with no glue at the joint. This will assure you that the 2 halves will fit together. Or you could glue it all at once with no glue at the center joint. Or even a piece of wax paper.
Let me know how it goes.
Take care,
Gary
@@ThePapa1947 Good morning, Gary. More great advice for a successful outcome. Thanks.
That's genius, Gary. When I was watching first method with CNC and You said You will show how to do it on bandsaw I thought You will use a copying jig for curved shapes but You totally surprised me. Never could figure out this way and I think is much better than jigs. As You showed we can get every shape which we can imagine. Great work my friend 👍👌 Thank You 🤝😀
Rav
Thanks so much Rav. Lots of possibilities doing this. I expect some great things will be coming from you.
Take care,
Gary
Thank you Gary for the tips!
Thank you and thanks for watching,
Gary
I love the jig for the parting tool. FBWW
Thank you and I was working on some ideas to make it easy to make. Because tool rest are so different I think I have something figured out.
Take care,
Gary
Groovy Gary ... nice!!!
Hey there Bassman how's it going? This just might be a design for a guitar down the road???
Thanks for watching!
Gary
Well done. Your explanations are great.
Thank you very much Gary, happy you liked it.
Take care,
Gary
Beautiful work, well done.
Thanks so much James. I appreciate you watching and commenting.
Gary
Hi Gary. I don't have a question, I just wanted to say that having recently discovered your videos (which came just as I'm experimenting with segmented turning) I've already learnt a lot from watching them and feel very inspired by your creations. So, thank you for sharing them and your wisdom, and I'm looking forward to seeing any future videos you upload. All the best, Chris :)
Thank you very much Chris and if you look through my videos you will see lots of segmented turnings. Plus there is one coming up soon.
Thanks again for dropping by,
Gary
Very informative video and an amazing looking bowl
Thank you Vern and it is a lot of fun. Especially with the random cuts. And very fast once you get the technique down.
Take care,
Gary
Wow thank you Gary now all I need is a band saw and a bigger building to keep it in lol 😆 I would love to try this keep turning stay safe👍👍👍👍
Thanks so much radar! The thing of it is the building is never big enough. Especially if you are like me and need 2 of everything. I have 2 each of a some bigger machines and I could get some breathing room if I was to part with one of each. But I would just get something else to put in its place LOL
Thanks for watching,
Gary
Hey Radar...I think you can do it with a jigsaw or scroll saw also
@@RadioFaceWoodWorks yes you can but try not to pause much.
Thank-you for all your helpful hints and tips I'm having a go today so lm keeping my fingers crossed tried your other plain one's successfully thanks again
Thank you James, happy the other one worked for you and best of luck on this one.
Take care,
Gary
Thanks Gary. This way of working opens up many new possibilities.
Thanks for this explaining and making this video.
Take Care.
Frank.
Thank you Frank and I hope you find lots of ways to use it.
Take care,
Gary
I think I mentioned this befor. Your papa 47 because you were born I 1947? Me too. Anyway, very nice vido again. I'm going to make one.
Thank you very much Mike. Yes I recall you mentioning that. A good year I would say. My first car was a 1947 Dodge Coupe. I paid $25.00 for it.
Thanks for watching,
Gary
I love how you can still tell that all the walnut came from the same piece of wood and vice versa,beautiful.
Thank you Leslie very happy you liked it.
Take care,
Gary
You done it again, awesome job. Starting me that bacon 🥓 bowl. Lol thanks for sharing Gary.stay safe Buddy.
Thank you Tony and that is a good one Bacon Bowl LOL
Take care,
Gary
Awesome Papa
Thank you very much Larry!
Great explanation. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you Doug and thanks for watching,
Gary
thanks for showing how to make those cuts. I am going to Try to make a bowl like that. Not sure how soon I will get to it but I will. The bowl is very pretty.
Thank you Joann and best of luck when you get to it.
Gary
Many thanks for this very informative video.
Thanks so much! I hope you get a lot of use out of it.
Gary
Enjoyed the video Gary👍 And Very Nice Neat looking Piece! I’ve never tried anything like that before I may have to give that a shot sometime.
Thank you Kimsey. That will be different for you not having a lot of rotten areas in the wood LOL. Just kidding as those turnings tou do are the coolest!
@@ThePapa1947 😄 Yep it is pretty fun working with some rotten stuff but it’s also very nice working on some good wood that doesn’t need some TLC also!
We have been working on some wormy chestnut 🌰 cabinets at work, I’ve been thinking about glueing up a chop block chunk to turn something out of for the past month, only thing I know the glue is gonna go all through the worm 🐛 holes and dunno how it will look, would be good if they were a black wood glue them the glue wouldn’t look so bad. I think there is black ca glue but don’t know about titebond wood glue.
@@kimseyjustkimsey5256 well funny you you are talking about black glue. In my last video at about the 20:00 mark I talked about dying wood glue black. What I used was the original Titebond. Perhaps a white glue might take less dye but it did work and it might fill those worm holes.
Worth a try!
Take care,
Gary
@@ThePapa1947 Thanks I’ll definitely give it a try! 😊🤝
Very clever Gary! Would love to see the finished bowl made from the randomly curved strips. Great vid.
Thank you Gil and I will work it in for sure.
Thanks for watching,
Gary
that was very interesting I may attempt this one soon
Thank you Garry, let me know how it goes.
Take care,
Gary
That’s pretty cool how you did that
Thank you Joseph, I appreciate your watching and commenting.
Gary
This looks like something that would really be fun to experiment with. Good job Gary!
Thank you Dana, it is lots of fun and easy to do.
Thanks for watching,
Gary
That is a great idea for my next few bowls. I think using a sharp bandsaw blade will give the smoothest cut for the best glue-up. Very good explanation of your technique. The variety of designs is endless.
Thank you Paul and for sure a sharp blade helps. I had a 10 tooth that I was going to use but tested a cut with the 8 and it cut very nicely.
I would love to hear how it goes when you try it.
Take care,
Gary
You have such an amazing eye for how pieces fit together! There's so many amazing things everyone can learn from watching your videos!
Thank you Kurt for your very kind comment, I appreciate you watching and taking the time to comment.
Gary
definitely make the bowl out off the other weave piece u glued up. thanks.
Thank you Manjit and I probably will make something out of it down the road as they say.
Thanks for watching and commenting.
Gary
So I have a question about the tool you used to cut the ring out of the your glue up. I was wondering if that's a tool you bought or made? Oh and that homemade jig for the top of your tool rest looks pretty outstanding too!
Thank you William. I am using a Robert Sorry parting tool. It is 1/4 inch tall and .07" thick.
I have a video for what I think is a better ring cutting jig look in my videos for version 2.1.
Thanks for watching.
Gary
Thanks, it is on my list to try.
Thank you Roger. Pretty easy to do and lots of fun.
Gary
This looks great I have to try
Thank you Bill and thanks for watching.
Gary
Hi Gary
Your video is very interesting and informative.
The concept is effective and provides a very good result.
As always the finish is excellent👍👍
take care
Morgan
Thank you Morgan I appreciate your comments and thanks much for watching.
Take care my friend,
Gary
Yep. Winner
Thank you Stuart happy you liked it.
Take care,
Gary
Hi Gary, Fantastic video and something I will try, hopefully soon.
I'll be watching this a few times more so I get it right.
Take care my friend.
Cheers, Huw
Thank you Huw and there are so many options for this. No reason you have to use just 2 types of wood. It would be a great way to use up all the scraps we have.
Hope to hear how yours goes and it will be fun seeing it.
Take care buddy,
Gary
It looks like you added a glue block tenon to the bottom for chuck use. How do you get the glue block centered?
Normally I draw a circle the same size as the glue block tenon then hot glued it in place. I think on this one I had a glue on the base piece I had and then cut a recess in it. Then glued it to to the piece and cut the rings. As I recall I needed the piece farther away from the chuck so I could finish it without flipping so I turned a glue block to fit in the recess.
Hope that all makes sense.
Gary
@@ThePapa1947 Hot glue holds it sufficiently?
Beautiful piece. You explain the process so well.
Thank you Jim...happy you liked it.
Gary
Awesome video Gary, very well explained and the application of the finish helped a lot! That little bowl is a beauty it shows you don't need exact cuts to get good joints! Well done and thanks!
Cheers Al
Thanks so much Al and that bandsaw blade was not all that sharp.
Take care,
Gary
Another great trick Gary! I don't have a bandsaw but if I did, I would certainly give this a try.
No bandsaw (yet) but I just got notice that my coring tool is on its way.
Thanks Leo! A coring tool...sounds interesting. Seems that would be especially nice if you were selling your bowls. Not sure I would use one much except for a large burl maybe.
Or those large pieces of English Walnut I ended up with. Sheesh now it sounds like I need one LOL.
Which one did you order?
Gary
@@ThePapa1947 I ordered the Oneway system.