God, what a beauty! The men behind the machine are like idols, and Ashley is full of emotions, the body wriggles and a creation with a soul is born! Ashley's creation! Greetings from Belarus!🙂
Perfect timing Ashley...I'm going to be turning some vases next month from left-over shop scraps. Love that shape...I'm definitely going to copy that shape.
I always look forward to your videos, you explain your process so well and the footage with your voice is very engaging. Very much looking forward to seeing the next video, thanks from Wales.
I have a bowl gouge from you and the respirator, thank you for that. Also saw Stuart Batty at SWAT and told him to tell you Hi from me, next time he saw you!
Outstanding job Ashley. The grain of the live oak is simply beautiful. You’ve yet to turn something I’ve not liked. I need to make a vase for our daughters wedding 💐 at her table. I just completed the lidded box our little nephew will be carrying her wedding rings to the front of the barn / wedding chapel. You’ve done a great job as always. ....🇺🇸GrUmPy🇺🇸....
Hi 👋, Ashley Harwood, I hope you are all keeping safe and well, I think that I can say from everyone in the wood turning community that we have missed you, just not your pretty face but you’re amazing work, you did mention that you had moved and you had had problems with your building project, are you likely to start work again soon or have you started another channel?, Stay safe., Phil from the moulin France.
Beautiful piece. At first, I thought you were going to make a completely hollow vase. Then, you mentioned putting a test tube in the hole, and that makes a lot more sense. Now I have something to do with a lot of my scrap blanks-once I unearth my lathe again. C'mon, who doesn't love sanding?
I have never seen a live oak turning. That tight grain is stunning. Thank you for doing your videos in an easy to follow and learn from format. This is one of my favorite turning sites.
Hello Ashley, safety was drummed into me when I first started turning some 60 years ago. I am amazed how many turners I see on these videos with baggy sleeves,open toed sandals among a lot of other items including large fancy watches ! I have seen some graphic videos regarding accidents on the lathe. Why do you need a watch on your wrist when turning? You turn some lovely items but please, lose the watch. Best Regards.John
Hi Ashley. I inherited a chunk of Guanacaste and am thinking about making candlestick holders or bud vases. How stable is it to turn? What is your opinion? Thanks for any suggestions. Jeff
I just started turning live oak fairly recently, when I moved back to Texas. It was not available in Arizona. I love the interesting grain patterns. I have a pretty good stock of it now.
Hi Ashley. In a few of your videos I see you use a very small, wide, detail scraper to finish the exterior of some pieces. Is that a tool you offer for sale or do you have a link for it. It seems very handy. Thank you!
The bud vase... So simple and yet so difficult to get right. Rude Osolnik turned them by the thousands many made from offcuts from veneer mills. Very nice design and execution.
Awesome result with the live oak. It is a beautiful piece. Did you use any sanding sealer off camera? I am new to this and always thought that was pretty much a given. Thanks for the video. Can't wait to try it myself Dave
Ashley, can you confirm that your tools go straight from the grinder to the workpiece. I’ve always understood that they need to be honed as well, but it looks like I’ve been misled! Greetings from Scotland.
The production quality is even more amazing! The only thing for me at least was the music was a little too loud considering you have such a soft voice.
Sketching doesn’t work for me as the wood always has a mind of its own, so I take solace in what David Ellsworth told me when I asked him about his sketching habits. His response was, “I sketch with my gouge.” Something I have found very helpful when refining the shape of a vessel is (with the lathe OFF!) to close your eyes and run your hand over the piece. With your eyes closed your hands will become more sensitive to subtle variations in the vessel’s profile and transition areas.
I love how the wood comes to life when you put the finish on it. It tells it's own story.
The great artists make it look so easy.
You make it look so easy. Enjoy watching you turn. Thanks for sharing.
God, what a beauty! The men behind the machine are like idols, and Ashley is full of emotions, the body wriggles and a creation with a soul is born! Ashley's creation!
Greetings from Belarus!🙂
You have a great smile, an amazing talent, and a true artist's eye. Thanks for the positivity!
She makes it look sooooo easy!!!
Beautiful work deserving of recognition, all your works are beautiful and amazing
Been missing your smiling face.Beautiful vase.
As always it is such a delight to watch you make these beautiful works. Thank you !
Beautiful wood and a beautiful piece! Thanks for Sharing.
Wow. That is great. I've just got myself a lathe. You are awesome. I'll try turning a bowl first I think. Your videos are great. Well done.
Ashley, you make it look so easy. Thanks for sharing
Beautiful work! Thank you, Ashley!
Beautiful work as always. I really enjoy your videos. Thanks, Dave over in middle Tennessee.
Love the grains of oak and another great video. Thanks for sharing
GREAT job Ashley, glad to see a new vid from you !
Ashley that's absolutely beautiful, I love Oak and especially watching good chisels cut through it like a hot knife through butter 👍👍👍
I do enjoy oak, a highly underrated wood. The finish really brought that piece to life, it looks great.
Fantastic bud vase. Your videos are a pleasure to watch.
Live oak is awesome!! Don’t see many videos of turners using it. Great to see you back on the lathe!
Another delightful little project with good shape & a lovely finish on great grain too. Great video so thanks for sharing Ashley. Don from South Aust.
All I can say is WOW!!!!
Another great video! I received your new 1/2" Bowl Gouge, thank you for the great packaging, and it's an absolute pleasure to use! Thank you!
Very nice. Proportions spot on.Thanks for sharing.
Perfect timing Ashley...I'm going to be turning some vases next month from left-over shop scraps. Love that shape...I'm definitely going to copy that shape.
Very nicely done, the piece has a beautiful shape and a wonderful grain pattern. Thank you for sharing your video.
Outstanding bud vase!
Beautiful, absolutely beautiful 🌞
Always enjoy your videos
So incredibly beautiful what a fabulous job
Beautiful bud vase Ashley.
Another beautiful piece Ashley. Thank you for posting.
I always look forward to your videos, you explain your process so well and the footage with your voice is very engaging. Very much looking forward to seeing the next video, thanks from Wales.
Great grain! Thanks for doing this for us.
What a delight it is when you see a woman doing this. Simply beautiful!
You make it look so easy, beautiful job 👍
That look's great Ashley, really nice, have a nice day & Stay Safe. Brian UK !!!.
The vase is beautiful. Thanks for sharing.
Live oak has a wonderful grain pattern. Excellent technique.
I have a bowl gouge from you and the respirator, thank you for that. Also saw Stuart Batty at SWAT and told him to tell you Hi from me, next time he saw you!
Outstanding job Ashley. The grain of the live oak is simply beautiful. You’ve yet to turn something I’ve not liked. I need to make a vase for our daughters wedding 💐 at her table. I just completed the lidded box our little nephew will be carrying her wedding rings to the front of the barn / wedding chapel.
You’ve done a great job as always.
....🇺🇸GrUmPy🇺🇸....
It's very nice ❤
Amazing thank you Ashley!!
I love the sanding!
Beautiful project!
Very nice piece.
Hi 👋, Ashley Harwood, I hope you are all keeping safe and well, I think that I can say from everyone in the wood turning community that we have missed you, just not your pretty face but you’re amazing work, you did mention that you had moved and you had had problems with your building project, are you likely to start work again soon or have you started another channel?, Stay safe., Phil from the moulin France.
Beautiful wood and a beautiful piece! Congrats on the release of your own line of tools. 👏
Beautiful piece 😄
Amazing! I'm going to have to try a lathe project one of these days. Was great to watch your process. Excellent.
Beautiful piece. At first, I thought you were going to make a completely hollow vase. Then, you mentioned putting a test tube in the hole, and that makes a lot more sense. Now I have something to do with a lot of my scrap blanks-once I unearth my lathe again.
C'mon, who doesn't love sanding?
The vase had a nice shape and finish. I liked your parting off technique.
Beautiful
The vase is nice, too!
Wonderful work! Thank you! I haven't tried any live oak, yet. I have some logs "resting" thanks for sharing. Be safe, be cool! Beach, NC
Very nice piece!
I have never seen a live oak turning. That tight grain is stunning. Thank you for doing your videos in an easy to follow and learn from format. This is one of my favorite turning sites.
My gawwd how beautiful can you be! 😍
Magnífico, perfeito estou aprendendo com vc👏👏
Hello Ashley, safety was drummed into me when I first started turning some 60 years ago. I am amazed how many turners I see on these videos with baggy sleeves,open toed sandals among a lot of other items including large fancy watches ! I have seen some graphic videos regarding accidents on the lathe. Why do you need a watch on your wrist when turning? You turn some lovely items but please, lose the watch. Best Regards.John
What a gift - for you and us ;)
Do you have a recommended walnut oil wax?
Hi Ashley. I inherited a chunk of Guanacaste and am thinking about making candlestick holders or bud vases. How stable is it to turn? What is your opinion? Thanks for any suggestions. Jeff
Wonderful. Why do you use so many different roughing gouges?
I just started turning live oak fairly recently, when I moved back to Texas. It was not available in Arizona. I love the interesting grain patterns. I have a pretty good stock of it now.
what tube did you use for the insert?
the images are beautiful! do you have a cameraman? Very nice wood work too
😂😍 Love that thumbnail, queen
I've recently turned a live oak caulking mallet and did a ammonia fume finish the grain popped
Hi Ashley. In a few of your videos I see you use a very small, wide, detail scraper to finish the exterior of some pieces. Is that a tool you offer for sale or do you have a link for it. It seems very handy. Thank you!
Beautiful 👍
What lathe machine you have
Très jolie Ashley bravo 👍
What is the head gear and where does the hose lead to
I love live oak, but it can be a real bear to dry without cracking down here in Florida. Did you use a kiln for that piece?
Thanks
Hi great wood joice, I´m not so sure about the design of the upper part but it´s a matter of taste. Nice video, thanks.
As always, informative and entertaining. Out of interest Ashley, what speed were you turning ( and sanding) at ?
Ian UK
Ashley that is beautiful!
How long does it take you to produce the vase please?
is the helmet a 3m??
Can you tell me about your respirator? I'm looking for something like that to keep the dust and fumes out of my lungs and nose lol
The bud vase... So simple and yet so difficult to get right. Rude Osolnik turned them by the thousands many made from offcuts from veneer mills.
Very nice design and execution.
Awesome result with the live oak. It is a beautiful piece. Did you use any sanding sealer off camera? I am new to this and always thought that was pretty much a given.
Thanks for the video. Can't wait to try it myself
Dave
Hi,., Ashley Harwood ,. have a nice day.
what is the polish?
Does anyone know the music at the start of the video ?
Do you ever use the shavings to burnish after sanding? I've found it to be quite useful.
I believe no, but that's why she wears a respirator.
@@hull99 That full face rig is the most comfortable way to go. Nose and mouth masks fog my specs.
Молодец!!! Красивая девушка, делает красивые изделия!!!
Ashley, can you confirm that your tools go straight from the grinder to the workpiece. I’ve always understood that they need to be honed as well, but it looks like I’ve been misled! Greetings from Scotland.
I know a guy that goes from an 80 grit wheel straight to the lathe. Check out Woodturner21. He's from somewhere in the UK I think.
Good 👍 luck girl
What makes it LIVE?
Complimenti 🔝🔝👍
The production quality is even more amazing! The only thing for me at least was the music was a little too loud considering you have such a soft voice.
Do you have overhead dust collection? For when you’re sanding.
Only you could do something so magical sweetheart. Love you. Love what you do. God Bless and stay safe.
Do you make that finish yourself? What is the recipe?
Yes please tell, that is such a simple and beautiful finish.
What does she do for a living?
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You are very active and one of God's beautiful creatures
Muy. Bueno
Sketching doesn’t work for me as the wood always has a mind of its own, so I take solace in what David Ellsworth told me when I asked him about his sketching habits. His response was, “I sketch with my gouge.” Something I have found very helpful when refining the shape of a vessel is (with the lathe OFF!) to close your eyes and run your hand over the piece. With your eyes closed your hands will become more sensitive to subtle variations in the vessel’s profile and transition areas.