I Bought Me A $219.00 Scroll Saw & I Wanted To Cut Out A Spoonrest & I Thought I'd Mess It Up But It Turned Out Just Great.
@It.All.Fits.Wood.Products15Ай бұрын
Wood is a wonderful and forgiving medium, that's why anyone can do great things with it.
@rogertyler3237Ай бұрын
Ever Since I Was A Kid I Always Wanted A Wood Lathe To Make Wooden Handles For Tools Like Chizzles Screwdrivers & Coping Saws & Hacksaws & Double Edge Razers.
@It.All.Fits.Wood.Products15Ай бұрын
There are a lot of good lathes out there, you have to pick one the will accomplish what you are trying to do. Get one in your price range and then if you want something better ,save for it. In the mean time practice on the one you could afford, that's what I did.
@anotherstupidchannel999Ай бұрын
I have the same lathe and I've thought about adding a cabinet just like the one you built, but I've worried about it getting in the way when I work. I thought it would keep me from getting as close as I want when I turn and I would be hitting my knees on it.
@lindabarondeau5766Ай бұрын
That video was great very in formative and to the point.thank you
@It.All.Fits.Wood.Products15Ай бұрын
Thanks for the comment, I haven't been able to put any new videos but hope to do one soon, Tom
@millsinaz42202 ай бұрын
Very nice work with an excellent explanation.
@It.All.Fits.Wood.Products152 ай бұрын
Thank you for the comment, hope you can use some of the information on your projects, Tom
@user-qz9gu5kw7z2 ай бұрын
What's not clear is the bottom piece is a reverse spiral. That should be shown and explained!
@It.All.Fits.Wood.Products152 ай бұрын
Thank you, I also made the mistake of not putting the inner circle. you're correct in that I should have shown the flipping of one of the rings to make the reverse spiral, I keep trying to improve my videos and will try to include more information so people understand the processes involved in any of the operations. Thanks, Tom
@keithf98144 ай бұрын
😪 *Promo SM*
@silasgroenning4 ай бұрын
You should make a demonstration of clamping a piece in it. Its like, i am completely missing the grand finale….
@It.All.Fits.Wood.Products154 ай бұрын
In my next video I’m using the stomper and gluing up my segmented bowl. I’ll have that finished in about a week. Thanks for the comment. Tom
@silasgroenning4 ай бұрын
@@It.All.Fits.Wood.Products15 i appreciate the answer, looking forwards to see it.. i really like what you have made…✌️✌️✌️
@s.l.makuka92194 ай бұрын
Nice videos on bowls from a board. I like your glue-up jig and glue press designs. Thanks for sharing! Question: where might I find the plans for the “kicker” that is attached to your zero clearance table saw throat, that you use with your wedgie-sled? It is a very nice way to clear the cutoff wedges away from the saw blade. Thanks again for the videos! Steve
@It.All.Fits.Wood.Products154 ай бұрын
The SEGMENT FLIPPER PLANS can be seen on this website, kcwoodturners.org/Library/SegmentFlipperPlans.pdf Just cut and past into KZfaq and the whole project is described in detail. Thanks for the comment and hope you get to see all 8 of my Videos, another will be out in a few weeks about my segmented bowl. Tom
@michaellevine60194 ай бұрын
I have watched all of your bowl turning videos and I am in awe of your procedures. I really like the tongs.........
@It.All.Fits.Wood.Products154 ай бұрын
I came up with the tongs out of necessity because I had to put the finish on without touching anything. I searched the internet looking for a specific item and found these. Thanks for the comment and also for watching the Videos. I’m glad you liked them. Tom
@user-sd5vy9ei8p5 ай бұрын
Looks great, is there a reason you didn't round off the corners on the front slat?
@It.All.Fits.Wood.Products155 ай бұрын
Thanks for your comment, the front edge is rounded using a quarter round bit on the router table. I do show it in the video. I have 7 other videos if you’re interested. Tom
@ThePapa19476 ай бұрын
Looks as though you found some interesting videos to help you with making a bowl from a board. Happy you found them. That was my reason for making them, I did add in the video that a piece of HDPE would be a good option for the tool guide. Your oak one should be fine but just a thought. Gary
@It.All.Fits.Wood.Products156 ай бұрын
Thank you for the comment. I get a lot of my instruction from your videos, you are my main source of help on my projects. I try to do it my way, or make any adjustments to suit my particular situation. I only have a 10” lathe and can’t make larger items so I have to adjust my scale to fit. You are an inspiration to me since I may be a couple years older… but not wiser. Love your videos.
@UPwoodturner6 ай бұрын
Well done on the video. Your wood turning is awesome. I like the zebra style bowl. That was my first style of bowl way back in 8th grade in shop class.
@It.All.Fits.Wood.Products156 ай бұрын
Thanks for the compliment. In Jr. Hight I made an 18” chip bowl and my mother used that for years, even had a dip cup with it.
@user-oj2ti4rh4s6 ай бұрын
#1
@It.All.Fits.Wood.Products155 ай бұрын
Appreciate the comment
@scottstubberud11377 ай бұрын
I was lucky enough to have a friend give me a full dining room of laminated hardwood flooring. He purchased his house from a cabinet maker who took his off cuts and made 12” x 12” x 3/4” thick floor tiles basically and did the entire dining room in it. Walnut oak, cherry, maple hickory, and a few other varieties were just all randomly made into strips and laminated together to make beautiful floor tiles. They were getting pretty well torn up and he was remodeling so he gave me all of the wood. Of course I made him a few projects out of the pieces for his wife, especially But I don’t have to laminate wood together for quite some time for bowls for boards. I love your jig for gluing up though, and I will duplicate your design most likely for the press. A very good video, sir. I was going to make a jig like yours to put the parting tool in But I actually found that if I just scribed a line on my lathe bed and use my normal tool, Rest, I could basically line up my thin parting tool with the line on the lathe bed, and that was accurate enough for me to cut through the wood quite nicely. I’m curious how you used your backer board in operation. Your bowls are a beautiful finished product for sure. Well done
@It.All.Fits.Wood.Products157 ай бұрын
I'm not Sure what you mean in the last part of your comment. "I’m curious how you used your backer board in operation." let me know more of what you mean please so I can comment on it. Thank you for your praise of my bowls, I've been working on them most of the year. I love making the jigs I need to accomplish all my tasks. I'm working on a new system for segmented bowls.
@scottstubberud11377 ай бұрын
@@It.All.Fits.Wood.Products15 I haven’t watched the video for a few days but I think you had a vertical jig set up behind your board that you were going to cut to maybe keep the ring in place to keep it from dropping down around the spindle? I was curious about that and how you use it. I also have a thought for you that might help you. I had a long serrated stainless steel bread knife that my wife no longer wanted sitting around my shop for years (can’t throw anything away) and finally decided to make a very thin parting tool from it. Its blade was maybe 1/32” thick and quite long and fairly flexible. I had to grind off the serrated edge as this would sit on the tool rest. It works amazingly well, especially for parting rings on bowls from boards! I was worried about the flex in the blade but it actually helps to follow the kerf into the wood as you cut on the diagonal. I don’t need to widen the cut much to make it through my 3/4” boards I usually use and it just flows down through the cut. I can cut thinner rings and get more height from my bowls because of that. Very little waste and less stair stepping on the glue ups. I just hone the front tip before cutting a bowl out of habit but it actually keeps a decent edge fairly long. I also do pendants on end grain leftovers from spindle turnings and may only have 3/8-1/2” protruding from the chuck. I can face and decorate the pendant and use this to part it off with a very narrow cut. Allows me to make something from what I used to throw away. Also works great parting of larger diameter pieces. I have never had a catch because I think the flexibility follows the edge of the cut without grabbing. The handle fits my hand perfectly and for $0. It is my go to parting tool now for most situations. My parts are less than 1/16” wide which I love cause I hate wasting any wood. Maybe you’ll benefit from this. Thanks for your very valuable video on bowls from boards
@It.All.Fits.Wood.Products157 ай бұрын
@@scottstubberud1137 If you watch the other Videos you can see that the back stop is used behind the board that is being sliced to make the bowl parts. If you keep it close to the board it lets you cut your slice and holds it from spinning off to the back where the chuck is. Thank you for your comments and hope that my Videos will help people understand how it's done to creat a bowl from a board.
@millsinaz42209 ай бұрын
Excellent results. Keep making videos.
@It.All.Fits.Wood.Products159 ай бұрын
More to come!, thanks for the comment about my video. I just like sharing my talent. I'm more a woodworker ( since Jr. High) now I'm in my golden years... I love lathe work.