Hey guys, I have a basket illusion class coming up Saturday February 27th it starts at 11 am PST. This will be a live class on Zoom., but If you're not available to join in live you can still signup for the class. It will be recorded and you can view it anytime. We'll go over all the tools needed what wood works best, and how to layout a pattern. I hope to see you there! Here's the link to signup, bit.ly/33zhDit
I love to watch master turner Carl. I appreciate your comments, giving measurements, watching the relaxed way you have of turning. Just enjoyment to watch. Levis
As usual, great work! I loved watching you hollow out the scoop itself - kind of looked like you had a little wooden helicopter on your lathe. Kudos to Robin, the calico corn color scheme was a terrific idea!
Well you inspired me this morning to try something new and yes the hot glue works great, even when the scoop handle hit my hand while turning faster than it should have been it didn't come loose. I made mine out of Mulberry that's been around the house for 58 years. Looks great.
Nice bit of turning Carl, once again you made it look easy! The thought of that handle spinning around turns my bowels to water, but you just MAY have inspired me to have a go, mate. Cheers.
I haven't seen curls like that since I shaved my head. Just kidding I've never had curls, but seriously impressive the curls you were making with that gouge. Great looking scoop Carl! - Ed
I’ve definitely got to get me a decent pyrography pen set! I’ve been looking at yours pretty hard! Might just have to pull the trigger on that! Lol Great job Carl, as always!
Hi Carl, thanks for the microwaving tip to release the hot glue. Did you use any special glue stick to get it to release so cleanly? Stay safe and well to keep the videos coming. Cheers, Tom
@@CarlJacobson Thanks Carl, I have the gHD gun, I was just checking the sticks. I’ll try the microwave the. Next tim I need to separate a piece. Just have to Renner’s to also remove the metal face plate. 😵 Stay safe and well to keep the videos coming. Cheers, Tom
Carl. If we sign up for the class will we have access to it at a later time also? So I can go back and review it again. I never took one of tour classes
Hey Mark! Yes all of the classes are recorded, and you can go back and review them anytime. I have another one on hollowing coming up March 13th Here's the link if you're interested, bit.ly/33zhDit
I've never used a beading tool and am kind of a newbie. Could you have presented (change the height of the tool rest) the beading tool differently or changed the lathe speed to prevent the chip out? Just curious. Thanks for all your informative videos Carl.
This is probably a dumb idea but what it the tool rest had something to absorb the vibration? Would that prevent chipping? Like a silicon coating? Probably the real answer is at the cutting edge of the tool but I wonder.
@@CarlJacobson Thank You for responding! I see your point. Maybe the relief angle of the cutter then? I was a machinist for 20 years. Cutoffs act like that if they aren't perfectly centered cutting off metal parts on screw machines. Basically a multy spindle lathe. But that doesn't mean I know your art ☺
Hey guys,
I have a basket illusion class coming up Saturday February 27th it starts at 11 am PST. This will be a live class on Zoom., but If you're not available to join in live you can still signup for the class. It will be recorded and you can view it anytime. We'll go over all the tools needed what wood works best, and how to layout a pattern. I hope to see you there! Here's the link to signup, bit.ly/33zhDit
Thank you from egypt
Thank you for watching!!
Thanks for the hot glue & microwave tip. I’ll try that out.
Your videos are great! Thank you.
Thank you very much Jim!!
Good job!
Thank you! Cheers!
@@CarlJacobson btw Uncle Carl, yea its me Angela lol
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That basket illusion make the handle look so good and the scoop is very nice. Thank you for sharing your video.
Thank you very much Mark!!
Very nice project
Thank you!!
Beautiful 🤗
Thank you! 😊
Love it!
Thanks buddy!!
Nice work, Carl! Good luck!
Thank you!!
I love to watch master turner Carl. I appreciate your comments, giving measurements, watching the relaxed way you have of turning. Just enjoyment to watch.
Levis
Thank you very much Levis!!
Looks cool Carl👍🏻
Thanks buddy!!
Great project with many of the basic skills to master.
Thank you James!!
Very cool Carl. Love the way you added the horizontal burn lines. Well done.
Thank you very much buddy!! I hope you're doing well!!
Carl as always it is wonderful to watch you work. The scoop is amazing and very surprising. Stunningly beautiful.
Thank you very much Kobie!
WOW! I would never have thought the hot glue would be that strong! Send this to Ashley Harwood and make her jealous!
Yes it's awesome stuff!!
Superb....👍
Thank you!!
never seen holly turned it
s a beautiful wood!
Yes it's very nice wood to turn :)
Lovel Carl, thank you. Take care as always you two ❣️❣️
Thank you Val!! You too!
Nicely done Carl! That turned out great! 👍👍😉😉
Thank you Steve!!
Another project I will need to try for myself!!! Thanks for the idea!!!!!!
Cool!! Thank you!!
Great job.. Looking forward to the basket illusion demo tomorrow.
Thanks Glenn!! I'll see you tomorrow!
As usual, great work! I loved watching you hollow out the scoop itself - kind of looked like you had a little wooden helicopter on your lathe. Kudos to Robin, the calico corn color scheme was a terrific idea!
:) Thank you!! These are a lot of fun to make!
Really cool Carl. That hot glue is amazing stuff.
Thank you buddy!!
Well you inspired me this morning to try something new and yes the hot glue works great, even when the scoop handle hit my hand while turning faster than it should have been it didn't come loose. I made mine out of Mulberry that's been around the house for 58 years. Looks great.
Thank you!! Mulberry?! I bet that turned out great!!
Cool project buddy have a great weekend take care .
Thanks, you too buddy!!
Great project! Loved the tail stock turn away!
Thank you Bobby!! Yes it's so handy!!
HI carl super good job. weldon
Thank you very much Weldon!
Carl Jacobson, I really liked how you hollowed your scoop. That was a pretty cool technique. It turned out beautifully!
Thank you so much Tracy!!
Another great video Carl!! Thanks for the awesome content and entertainment.
Thank you buddy!!
Nice bit of turning Carl, once again you made it look easy! The thought of that handle spinning around turns my bowels to water, but you just MAY have inspired me to have a go, mate. Cheers.
lol Thank you Ron!! These are a lot of fun to turn :)
these are so lovely Carl :) I agree about hot glue, it's so much stronger than people think! Thanks for sharing :) Keep well.
Thank you Matt!! You too!
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Looks great, Carl. When you showed turning the inside in slo-mo, I thought of a clock going backwards counting down time (lol). Take care.
Bill
lol Thank you Bill!!
Great job. I thought that you would have to make a doughnut chuck in order to do something like this. The hot melt glue seemed to work great.
Thank you Jack!! Yes the hot glue is amazing stuff!!
I haven't seen curls like that since I shaved my head. Just kidding I've never had curls, but seriously impressive the curls you were making with that gouge. Great looking scoop Carl! - Ed
lol Thanks so much Ed!!
I didn't realize they made tail stocks that rotate out of the way. That's a great feature.
Yes it comes in really handy.
I’ve definitely got to get me a decent pyrography pen set! I’ve been looking at yours pretty hard! Might just have to pull the trigger on that! Lol
Great job Carl, as always!
Thank you buddy!! Yes they're really handy, and you can do some really cool embellishing with them.
Lovely scoop Carl, I failed once I should try again. I did however just buy a bottle of Howard’s feed n wax for such projects
Take care
Rob
Thank you Rob!! I think you're going to love the wax!
Hi Carl, thanks for the microwaving tip to release the hot glue. Did you use any special glue stick to get it to release so cleanly? Stay safe and well to keep the videos coming. Cheers, Tom
Thank you Tom!! It's just regular hot glue sticks you get at any craft store, but you need a heavy duty glue gun to get the glue stick really hot.
@@CarlJacobson Thanks Carl, I have the gHD gun, I was just checking the sticks. I’ll try the microwave the. Next tim I need to separate a piece. Just have to Renner’s to also remove the metal face plate. 😵 Stay safe and well to keep the videos coming. Cheers, Tom
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Большое спасибо!
Carl. If we sign up for the class will we have access to it at a later time also? So I can go back and review it again. I never took one of tour classes
Hey Mark! Yes all of the classes are recorded, and you can go back and review them anytime. I have another one on hollowing coming up March 13th Here's the link if you're interested, bit.ly/33zhDit
I've never used a beading tool and am kind of a newbie. Could you have presented (change the height of the tool rest) the beading tool differently or changed the lathe speed to prevent the chip out? Just curious. Thanks for all your informative videos Carl.
Thank you!! The vibration is from the wood being thin, so the tool height doesn't really matter. A steady rest would be the best solution.
@@CarlJacobson Thank you for your reply.
This is probably a dumb idea but what it the tool rest had something to absorb the vibration? Would that prevent chipping? Like a silicon coating? Probably the real answer is at the cutting edge of the tool but I wonder.
You don't want any vibration coming from the tool rest, and I think a coating would magnify it. I think a steady rest is the best solution.
@@CarlJacobson Thank You for responding! I see your point. Maybe the relief angle of the cutter then? I was a machinist for 20 years. Cutoffs act like that if they aren't perfectly centered cutting off metal parts on screw machines. Basically a multy spindle lathe. But that doesn't mean I know your art ☺
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Thank you! Be safe, be cool! Beach, NC
Could you make a giant chess set
Man that sounds like a huge project!! I don't think I have enough big pieces of wood for something like that.
@@CarlJacobson at one point the spoon looked like a pawn and I was like that would be sick