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Nice and safe!

Great tip Paul

Paul do you or can you provide schematic or plans for your sleds? Thanks in advance.

Great idea

Paul, are there any bearings used on your sphere cutter for the center point or is that just a bolt clear thru the stand?

Very cool Paul. You got me hooked, I built a sled at your suggestion for the soccer balls. Still perfecting the dimensions yet but getting closer. Enjoy learning new things, thanks for your videos.

Got to do this, now I understand how to make those intertwining pieces of art. Thank you for sharing.

Absolutely Beautiful. Your engineering and woodturning skills are the Best I’ve seen. Very very impressive indeed. A true craftsman and artist combined. 😊

What a clever idea.

I’d like to see a close up of your sphere cutting jig on the lathe. Is it adjustable for small spheres also? Besides the movement of the cutter. Chuck

New Sub here, what an inspirational video. Thanks for sharing this. Now back to the shop to make a few jigs. Chuck

Beautiful. New subscriber to your channel. Not sure which you enjoy doing more… the turnings or the jigs/rigs you invent? Very creative indeed. 😊

Very nice video. New woodturner and I blame youtube. After watching some lady in England making a box with pinecones and a few drops of green ink added to the resin… well that was it I had to give it a try. I have a midi lathe so my slowest speed is 150rpms and finishing is not possible cuz everything flies off everywhere. 😂 Not good. Thought about a rotisserie motor and then saw another video where the guy made a setup similar to yours. I really like the idea of the bearings for the extra weight support. Thanks 😊

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I've watched a 1000 woodworking videos and I can't remember seeing one that filled me with such awe. Your talent is just amazing! Thanks so much! Now I am looking forward to watching your other videos.

Great explanation, Paul. Thanks for taking the time to do these videos. Quick question: what device do you use to set the angle on your sleds as you are making them?? None of the common digital protractors or cubes go to three decimal places, so I'm curious what you use to get that precision.

Very nice! You inspired me to build a slow-turner for finishing ... now it looks like I'll be building another jig!

Es usted un fenómeno todo lo que hace esta muy bien pensado y muy bien echo

Es usted un verdadero artesano mi más cordial enorabuena esta muy bien echo Un saludo

Amazing

Wow, skill much? You're way above my pay grade. Excellent work. well done!

Wow ! That it just incredible, nice work, you should be very proud of yourself for that one. I will definitely be having a go at that one. Even though I don’t follow football. Can’t wait for your next project.

Hola e visto sus balones están muy muy bien echo Yo quiero hacer uno Me puede decir que inglete lo debo cortar para el exsagono Gracias

Thanks for sharing this. I have followed guide for my previous soccer balls and for the triacontahedron and ball. If I were guessing I'd pick 12 x 16 for the Hex jig, Would you confirm. Thanks again, David

Hi Paul. Very inspiring, I will have to try this. On slightly different topic, I looked at your website and was intrigued to try your method for what you called a wedge bowl. However, I was struggling to understand the geometry. It seems like each stave is tapered in two planes? So were the wedges cut on your table saw sled with the blade at an angle? Any guidance on the geometry and sled setup would be greatly appreciated. Thanks Glynn

Hi Paul, thanks so much for taking the time and effort to show your skill (along with Jerry's, and giving him credit). Your efforts are not in vain for those of us who have (fortunately) enough time and patience to go on the journey and adventure to emulate your skills. A genuine teacher you are, thank you again. Regards and best wishes to you and yours, along with thanks in anticipation for your future videos and education. Tony.

Brilliant thank you for sharing your knowledge

Genius……..Such a Great setup Paul!! You make it look easy!

These are incredible!! You’ve more than inspired my husband. So glad the 2 of you made a connection 👏🏻👏🏻

Paul this is brilliant! These nested soccer balls will be a treasure for generations to come. Great work.

Do you use any sand and sealer for epoxy?

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We purchased a bowl. Great workmanship.

Great video Paul, I am a bit of a tool junky, so I have to get myself one of those sphere makers

Well done Paul.

Great idea and loved the video

very nice

is there a reason you used a threaded rod. problem i have is the 1" at the big box hardware stores are not fitting

Great work and it looks pretty good 👍

great project Paul, a way too meticulous for me 😂

Does that epoxy bowl in this video say $300 on the bottom? Is that what you sell your bowls for?

Thank You Very Much For Sharing Such A Nice & Informative Video

Paul ... I really appreciate your videos. Lots of good information! That Carter sphere jig looks like just the ticket ... I have one from another manufacturer that can't be used to turn the inside of a sphere. And now I have a use for one of those thin parting tools I have!

Nice Job Paul. Glad to see you made it past a lot of the "frustrations".

Way to go. Not the way I do it, but ya done good. I've never seen the flocking before. I'm going to have to give it a try. Keep it up.

This is so cool! I’m taking carpentry in a tech school, and a friend wants me to make them a soccer ball with a picture frame in one of the hexagons. Sounds like a fun project, but I’m not sure if I have the patience to do it, and I don’t have some of the equipment that you used, in my shop.

I'd call the whole thing awesome!!! Great job!

At least it didn’t make a mess or over stay it’s welcome. Stay well

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