,,, found this by accident again and was about to praise you as the only tradesman wood turner on youtube but I have already commented.

Yes, you are probably the only real turner I have seen on KZfaq. Your use of the skew is brilliant.

I never get tired of watching you!

The best video's, I have ever seen using a skew.

As I keep saying Steve .. brilliant mate. I especially like the hollowing technique on the egg cup. Have tried it with limited success .. more practice needed, as it is such an effective way to remove stock, and obtain a good finish. All three parts of this video are indeed a masterclass in my view. Cheers Mike

Hi Steve, thank you so much for your videos! I'm a very visual learner, and watching your masterful tool handling is really helpful. While I love the overhead close-up perspective, I'd also sometimes like to see how your body moves during turning. Keep up the great work!

Just amazing to watch as always Steve. Everything seems so simple when we watch you and all goes out the window when we stand in front of the lathe. Well done and keep on sharing.

I am in awe of your skew skill. ever since i've been watching your videos i keep practicing

Truly amazing, you make it look so effortless Steve. I could watch you turn all day. Thanks for the video

Glad that this showed up in my feed. Skew skills are just majestic. Subbed.

Once again an excellent display of the skills you are passing on. I particularly enjoyed your method and skill of producing the sphere.

I am running out of adjectives to describe how great I think you are. I love to watch your videos. If I could I would come and watch you live!

Thanks, super professionally and with children's joy I watch all your videos.

Hi Steve watched this one again, great video shots, execution of work and like Mike just said about the excavation of the egg cup very different, Been having fun with the skew, it is kinda addicting in a way. Thank You for your videos and showing how you do it. Hope all is going well for y'all.

Absolutely amazing to watch you work, sir. And all of the outer shaping less the tightest cove is with a skew! It really is a pleasure to see these professional production techniques. Wow. Just wow.

Steve, youre an miracle of nature, and God blessed you with a so beautiful gifts. Stay healthy🙂

Beautiful work Steve! Thanks for sharing the video.😎👍JP

Absolutely high level turning...it's a pleasure to watch!

You my friend are amazing. You surely show a gift that is inspiring. I just started wood turning and your videos blow me away.

Only a master can make the most difficult techniques look easy. Thanks for posting

Brilliant Steve. A 3 minute egg cup.👍 All the best, Paul

Steve you are a master !! i always love to see you how you work with the tools !!! thanks for sharing brother !!

Wow! I'm impressed! Thanks for sharing.😀

Thank you for sharing your presentations-nice introduction to quality wood turning.

Great job and thanks!

Great skills Steve, the post at the end summed it up, skill and confidence, the whole piece turned and parted off on the spur drive, most amateur turners would have had a tenon on that and chucked up at the earliest opportunity, they’ll never become better turners till they lose that “get it in the chuck” mentality. Cracking stuff mate....👍👍👍👍🇬🇧

Brilliant Steve.Thanks for sharing

Thank you

Proficient is an understatement! You like your skew I see! Picking up good techniques, thank you

Absolutely brilliant video, no faffing about, like so many others, just straight forward skill, expertly demonstrated with no waffle. This is the best ever. They say The proof of the pudding etc. Well here it is. Superb!!

It is always a joy to watch you at the lathe, it seems like your tools are flowing through the wood. Thank you. Júlíus

You make that look so easy. I'm always fighting with it - and my tools are sharp!

You have a style like no one else. Amazing work beautiful to watch

Inspiring as always Steve

Very impressive. You make it look so easy. Your work with the skew is amazing. I just subscribed and am looking forward to watching more of your videos. Thanks for sharing your skill.

You make it look so easy. Great video

randomly discovered this channel yesterday. I must say I'm very lucky to see pro at work, it is much better than tutorial by "pro's" who are actually just amateurs

Very nice. Thanks for the time and effort

I finished my first bowl today only a tiny little thing but I really found watching your videos gave me alot of inspiration to just go and turn something

Great job teacher! Спасибо!!! Ukraine.

OUAAAH!!!! super maîtrise de la plane !!!! Bravo !

This is a super skil, sir!

As always, masterful))) 👍👍👍

We could watch this all day!! Have you been woodworking for a while? You're very skilled at it!

Great skill, I like it👍👍👍✌

Master class indeed great stuff keep sharing

Steve, I just love to watch you work. Your eye for size and shape are as good as any tool. I'm interested in your background and training and how long you have been at it. Thank you so much for sharing you talent with us. It is inspiring and makes me want to keep working.

It's nice to see a beautiful job!

you sir are an inspiration

That's amazing!! Great video

Steve, you are like a magician! How you transform the shapes so quickly is bewildering! I know you have been at it for 25+ years, but does it really take that long to become so proficient? I took up woodturning when I retired, I don't have 20+ years of practice in me to get there. Like Paul just commented 'it all goes out of the window etc'... Come on, tell us your secret? Otherwise, I enjoy being bewidered each time I watch your vids. Thanks for showing all us envious wannabee's. Cheers/George.

Great video nice turning

Lovely work Steve, with regard to hollowing egg cups, I just had an old file ground to the shape of half an egg, shoved in to get them all alike

Blimey!! I have been hobby turning for some time and have been wondering whether I can make any money out of it since my retirement. Having seen this I realise that I have no chance. You are a true craftsman.

nice job loved it!

Wow - awesome!

This guy us the real deal! He doesnt even need to measure anything!

You're a very skilled and talented person

Nice job!

Just pure wizardry I tell you.

You're such an amazing woodturner! I'd like to see you take on the five minute goblet challenge :)

MERECIDÍSIMO LIKE MAESTRO!

Awesome!

Such SKILL!

Just wonderful Steve :) ॐ

Obviously not your first rodeo...well done, well done! :-)

Quality work

As always fantastic, I would love a video on backhollowing. Talk about tool control and your body movment. I need to see your hands on that video. Thanks.

The Nicklaus of Woodturning!

Fantastic to see your time-served skills. So fluid, confident and accurate which equals speed of course. With so much bowl turning out there it's great to find a master of the spindle! - very inspirational. Thanks for sharing Steve. Do you do any tuition?

Freaky good!

Супер высший пилотаж, ждём видео.

Bloody hell thats impressive! I made my own lathe from plywood, chuck from a solid piece of pine with 4 2" pieces of t-bar built in and some 90Degree brackets with a hole to screw onto the t-bars. That was about a year ago but this week a made a rest with just a round 12 mm bar and stand. Over the last 3 months prior to this i've made a 2 ft tall x 8" wide vase type thing from small pieces of wood glued together. I got a reasonable shape to work on by making a frame to fit over it with my router on but it does tear out small pieces more than i'd like. TODAY was my first day actually lathing- OH IT'S SO MUCH FUN!!!! It's amazing to do 10 mins work on it and see it taking shape, it's a pure joy. BUT, end grain is already my nemesis as i found my skew chisel and other similar types tend to rip it out and i had 3 catches in the first hour so these happy mistakes are taking me on a new direction and i've decided it will make a beautiful lamp base when it's done, it already looks so beautiful and there is a looooong way to go yet. If you spot this Sir may i pick your brain with a couple of questions? When i bought a beginers chisel set the scew chisel was about 30 degrees and i sharpened it to that but looking at yours it looks more like 70degrees? What is your actual degree? I found i prefer the spindle/roughing gouge? works best to tackle the end grain and i use it on it's side, it's 19mm wide and i sharpen it every 10 mins but for me as my first day it's preferable as there are no corners to catch. I'm mainly doing this as i don't want to push with too much pressure (i'm not as confident with a home made lathe as a cast iron one and home made chuck) and also because the end grain doesn't seem to cut well with a flat scew. Question 2: What wood did you use on your projects? And i've mixed hard and soft wood on my project, does this make it harder? I'll be finishing it all with sandpaper so minor tear out won't be a problem. If you spot this Sir and if it's no trouble i'd appreciate any advice. Thank you, Steve.

I really love woodturning videos and would love to have a go at it but unfortunately I'm struggling with getting bits i need for my lathe plus the chisels i have are not the greatest of quality. They've been used a lot with the holders i have on the lathe but i need a chuck for it to be able to turn bowls etc. Brilliant video mate 👍🏽 👏 👌

Hey I can do that too, but only in my dreams. Incredible skills.

I WISH !!!!!!!!!! ❤

awesome

Nice video

Great job I like that. God bless now

I see the cnc prototype hands are still working flawlessly lol, amazing control, your inspiring to watch. Pete

Wow!

When you roll the ball with the skew, is it ever a heel cut? I see you're going heel first and you start in the middle of the blade, but I cannot see what it looks like towards the end of the movement. I thought maybe the last 1/4 of the roll was a heel cut, but I'm starting to think that heel cut equals screwback and you either are never exactly at the heel or are only on the heel at the very last moment. Could you clarify? I use heel cuts in other work, like to get right up to a fillet, but here I think it may be causing me trouble. Thanks!

Hi Steve, Hope you are well mate. When will we see some more of your masterclasses? Merry Christmas and have a great New Year. All the best, Paul.

Hey you doing awesome work can please tell us how to sharp the skew

Once again, amazing and much appreciated. Do you sharpen your skew to a specific angle, and if so what is your preference?

I would first like to say Mr. Steve , you have some mad skills. I have seen most of your vids still trying to figure out what you are doing sometimes . My question at the moment is, where is your tool rest in relation to your spindle blank, above or below etc., is it is hard to tell from the camera angle. Thanks , for any info you can pass along. Ken

Would you please describe the drive you used for the sphere? Is it tapered over its length? Is it shop made? Thank you for sharing your expertise with us!

Amazing work. Thank you for sharing with us. Are you still planning to make any further videos?

Hey Steve, can you do a vid on how you sharpen that wicked weapon? I just can't seem to get mine sharp enough (because I am apparently not sharp enough)?

wow

Awesome to watch and aspire to. Question - what "device" is used to burn the ring on the egg cup?

Love to watch you turn..would like to know your sharpening method

Right, that skew as usual, as impressive as all get out. The egg cup, what were you using to burn in the line?

Wow!!! ..... what is spindle speed? what tree did you turning?

Wow! One question: I have you n other take hand full of wood shavings n hold it on the product. Y do u do this?

Can you do a video on how to sharpen a skew correctly? x

👏👏👏🇺🇾

Where have you been. I have not seen a new video from you. Are you doing OK? Hope all is well.

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