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Build your own pole lathe? All I saw and heard was a narration

Miss titled your Bowl lathe.

I'd have loved to attend

I understand that this is a teaching method. But would it be possible for you to do a timber project for me. If so please contact me for my email. Thanks Dan

Good info just wish it wasn’t filmed with a potato.

a masterpeice

Can't find the mirror tool in the warehouse???

Very strange to view an class on cruck framing led by 2 guys who apeak American.

Thank you.

I don't think I understand the rule of thumb he gave at the start of the video - choose a log that is 1" in diameter larger than the large dimension of the timber you expect to produce. His example is of hewing a 6" X 9" timber out of a 10" log. If we use the Pythagorean theorem, we can determine that the hypotenuse of a right triangle that has 6" and 9" sides is the sqrt of (36 + 81), or about 10.82". To me, that means you would need to hew a log that is ~ 11" in diameter on the small end to get a 6" X 9" non-waney timber out of it. Anyone disagree?

I found them. Unfortunately the don't work with 2018 Pro version.

I searched for TF Rubies at Extension Warehouse and got "No extensions found". Am I putting in the wrong search term?

Yes please say “cruck” some more I’m totally not gonna go insane

As your second bent, is a mirror from first bent, the knee braces where place on one side of the post and beam.....i think knee braces on interior bent, goes centered on post and beams right ???

Wow, i've been messing around with this program for two days and should have watched this video before starting. My plan is pretty, but all one piece. Are all of these features available with the free version of sketchup? which version are you using in this video? thanks, good video.

Thanks for the acknowledgements (I taught Ben all he knows :) - Nice video

I'm salivating over the cruck frame

Love that smaller chest

this isn't 'building a pole lathe' - it's an advertisement for his course.

A amish

I'm more interested in the structure the lathes were under than the lathes. Is there video detailing its construction?

worthless failed to show ''joints'' on paper , building scale dimensions. failed to show finding , felling ''crucks'' .

Hi there, are there any plans available for building this lathe? Thanks

I took this class in another year. I strongly recommend the class and the school.

Sorry Miki, I probably have no business commenting on the technical stuff other than I watched the video to learn more about timber framing. I am a painter by trade, but have been in construction my whole life. My claim to fame is I watched the video, and have a lot of books on timber framing. Happy Holidays to all! Whatever Will B says, would bet my money on that.

Thanks for providing links to the plug-ins.

How is your horizon perspective backwards here? (Getting bigger going farther away) Not that it matters I suppose, but how the hell?

I'm sold. Signing up for the newsletter right now. :)

Just some thoughts : 1. that toothpicking the bottom parts of rafters is really funny/definitely not be able to carry the weight of the shingles + snow weight, is it some special "feature" - have never seen nobody doing that kind of weakening the rafter this way 2. bird mouthing the rafter and nailing it to the plate is usual practice, very funny you are notching the plate itself for that small triangle you sit the rafter in... 3. where is the ridge beam, connecting rafters on the top through the whole length? 4. At the end where you are exploding components to cut the mortises (exploding means its not component any longer) - other components are not ALL edited at the same time, so you would probably need to do each join separately - again ? Nice effort with this video lesson but I believe that you are starting to learn SketchUp(nothing bad in that - we all are, right?) but to me the "tutoring" here was not convincing at all - no pun intended, just me - thank you in advance for commenting on above technical issues/topics, kind regards

Thanks for sharing this video!

is there some way to get more rotations/powerstroke?

when is instruction going to start? Is there a website, or you tube video?

waist of time

Liked and subscribed! Thanks from Chicago

The measuring and chalk lines is wasting time. Just start cutting already. The old timers cut so many timbers they didn't need any lines. I need to make a video of this because I do this all the time on logs not as nice as this.

Very nice.

This is a commercial and not an instructional video.

cool. one day...i'm gonna try one. thanks for talking about it and sharing.

I would like to place an order for six chairs.

Nice ponytail.

wish the video was the whole session

Jack Sobon is my hero

This is cool. Green wood working the way it should be!

I have taken several Heartwood classes (though not this one) and recommend them. If Jack Sobon is involved, so much the better. He combines an encyclopedic knowledge of the subject with a great sense of humor.

heartwood was one of the best experiences of my life. the 2006 apprenticeship year was amazing with Zach, Vinnie and I. I can't believe it has been 6 years since i arrived at heartwood and moved into the loft above the school room. Will and Michelle you guys will always have a special place in my heart. love you guys, Mike Webb