Click here to access the pole lathe resource - wildcraftedhome.com/blog-archive/pole-lathe-bowl-turning-tools-resources Click here to watch part two of this two-part series - th-cam.com/video/y8jd5K-VGfk/w-d-xo.html
I ABSOLUTELY love this. As a guy who grew up using electricity as my "friendly" enemy it's great to see you doing this old school. THANK YOU! The early usage of the treadmill, without the horse. Like I said, I love this.
another fantastic video Zed!I love these long, detailed videos. A proper masterclass and an opportunity to watch a skilled crafts woman at work! Thank you again for your time and dedication, you are awesome my friend!
I’m so glad you enjoyed this! Really thrilled for the feedback. Masterclass really is a good word. I’ve been telling some folks that it’s much of what you’ll hear me say in a 1 to 2 day course… just missing the hands on help and practice!
I really enjoyed your enthusiasm, and watching the skill is just perfect. I did my first turning on an electric lathe, but I really want to build a pole lathe
This brought back some memories! One of my very first projects on a lathe (one with a motor tho) was made from ash. It was meant to become a small cup, but the wood was so hard the tools would not bite at all. It eventually bounced off the lathe and hit me in the face. So many lessons learned that day! Just lovely to see someone more skilled and knowledgeable than I make something beautiful like that from ash.
Really high praise. I’m so glad it has come across this way and helps:) It’s a tricky thing to communicate and I work hard on figuring out how to do that! Would love to see what you make!
Sniffles. Make me think of the fall that is approaching. Summer is dying and soon, there will be the unpleasant smell of pumpkin spice. BTW........very cool video. Very talented.
This was wonderful, very well explained in technique and differences between them. She is a treasure and an amazing artist. Thank you for bringing this to us.
Lovely to see your axe technique, last time I saw you axing (a few years back) it was good, but now it really has levelled up. Was delightful to watch.
Hi Zed. Many thanks for sharing this very amazing tutorial, probably one of the best I've seen for a long while. Best wishes and stay safe from West Wales.
Thanks for making the video Zed, and Raleigh, thanks for explaining your workflow and details on your method. This really helps me out fine tuning my method and it’s great to watch. Hope to be able to meet you, maybe at bowl gathering or Von hand next year?
Zed my ex was from usa was confusing different names from us and usa I absolutely love the old fashion lath I never carve with modern electric fancy tools I only use a pocket knife and files I made a scraper from old saw blade for my spoon carving exellent job I absolutely love your content good friend 👍🐾🦊🇮🇹
@@Zedoutdoors God bless you I has anxiety and depression myself carving helps me chill out I don't take meds ever I use martial arts meditation too can help I also stopped drinking coffee having Chinese teas as for alcohol i drink in moderation not going over board normally drink Guinness as its healthy contains iron 🍻👍🐾🦊🇮🇹
Hey everyone it’s me Raleigh in the video. I found a few mistakes in the video that I said… 1st - the drill bit needs to be slightly SMALLER than the tenon on the mandrel!! Sorry about that everyone. 1:02:43 2nd - I forgot to mention that the cord needs to be between you and the mandrel as you wrap it around, otherwise it will be rotating the wrong way!! I do mention this later in the video tho! 1:23:53 If I find other mistakes in what I said I’ll edit the comment here😅
Thank you very much. This has to be the most meticulous video on that topic i know. Nice bowl. And the intricacies of working on the pole lathe were explained very well. Really good stuff.
Hello, We are slowly working on them. We have applied for some funding and will be notified in a few weeks if we get it which would allow us to dedicate the time this year to plans. We are aiming to release them by the end of 2024. If you are eager please get in touch and I will be happy to chat about the basics of them!@@missbackwoods
lol, I hope to film some tutorials in the future on turning a bowl on an electric lathe as well :) Many thanks for watching and for the kind words Michael ~Peace~
I hope I kept it interesting enough for no boredom. I’ve found that the longer the video is the more information there is included in his videos! Clearly I had a lot to say 😅
I built a lathe similar to this one, but I cannot figure out why mine is not carving and polishing the wood, instead it is chipping and chewing the wood. Thanks
Hey! There are so many factors but the most likely is technique, how secure and how sharp your tools are etc. Watch closely to the angle of my tools in how they apply to the wood and how the angle is maintained while turning. If it’s moving you have to anchor your body frame and grip more. Lots of little bits of muscle memory and tool application experience! Keep going!!! It will get better:)
This is an excellent tutorial and shows Raleigh's skill at turning but also Zed's experience in filming crafters at work. One day I hope my videos will be this good: Comments welcome at www.youtube.com/@jbwoodcrafts
Thank you for your kind words John and in regards to quality of videos, it will come with time dude, i'm still learning to this day and have lots to improve upon. Wishing you the best with your TH-cam journey ~Peace~
@@Zedoutdoors Thanks Zed. I'm sure our paths will cross again. We met briefly at the Cambridgeshire Bodger's Ball last year and I'll be teaching at the Ball in the Weald and Downland museum.
Each mandrel is different and we switch between them. We also use the drills for many different projects so we find this way to be the more efficient! But if you have a dedicated drill and one mandrel or many that are identical then yes that is a good idea=)
إنها فعلا سيدة حرة بأتم الكلمة لديها طاقة جد مذهلة وعملها الحرفي فيه ذوق فني كبير لديها إرادة فولاذية ..بشوشة مرحة وقلبها كبير ولاتبخل بالنصائح للذين يحبون حرفة النحت على الخشب ..مرة أخرى اشكرك سيدتي على هذا النشاط والعمل الجيد .والشكر لي زاد ..وسوف اشترك في صفحتك سيدتي حض موفق تحياتي لكم من الجزائر
So happy to find this video. Super encouraging:) I've been turning on a pole lathe for about a year now and have hit a spot of frustration. This video has me back at it with enthusiasm. Such nice little insights! Thanks to you both.
I'm a huge fan of using Cherry!! It's amazing. After using it I feel like I'm turning into a superhero. Cyclops to be exact, because merely looking at it and it burns. 😁
correct me if im wrong but im pretty sure trees twist because of wind not because of following the sun?. thats why bottom part of trunk is always pretty much straight grain wood.
That's awesome! Loved the video and the turning of the bowl was great. I only used an electrical turning machine one time that someone lended to me, and without a teacher, I got quite scared by the whole thing. So I gave up... But this looks so damn cool ^^
@@WildCraftedHome Thank you, I think for now I'll stick to knife and hand tools, I still have much to learn :p But I don't doubt that it gets addictive haha. Have a good day!
Sincerely appreciate the kind words and I hope to film a detailed pole lathe building tutorial later in the year, for now Raleigh will be having her own plans available on her website for you to acquire ~Peace~
![[Extended version] Bowl turning without electricity: on the pole lathe - Jero & Pirmin Lehr](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/It9MB9v3SZY/mqdefault.jpg)
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Click here to access the pole lathe resource - wildcraftedhome.com/blog-archive/pole-lathe-bowl-turning-tools-resources
Click here to watch part two of this two-part series - th-cam.com/video/y8jd5K-VGfk/w-d-xo.html
I ABSOLUTELY love this. As a guy who grew up using electricity as my "friendly" enemy it's great to see you doing this old school. THANK YOU! The early usage of the treadmill, without the horse. Like I said, I love this.
Indeed yes these techniques have been around for a very long time and it's wonderful seeing makes like Raleigh keep them alive ~Peace~
another fantastic video Zed!I love these long, detailed videos. A proper masterclass and an opportunity to watch a skilled crafts woman at work! Thank you again for your time and dedication, you are awesome my friend!
I’m so glad you enjoyed this! Really thrilled for the feedback.
Masterclass really is a good word. I’ve been telling some folks that it’s much of what you’ll hear me say in a 1 to 2 day course… just missing the hands on help and practice!
I really enjoyed your enthusiasm, and watching the skill is just perfect. I did my first turning on an electric lathe, but I really want to build a pole lathe
Thank you so much for your kind words and to hear you found this video useful, warms my heart immensely ~Peace~
This brought back some memories! One of my very first projects on a lathe (one with a motor tho) was made from ash. It was meant to become a small cup, but the wood was so hard the tools would not bite at all. It eventually bounced off the lathe and hit me in the face. So many lessons learned that day! Just lovely to see someone more skilled and knowledgeable than I make something beautiful like that from ash.
Am sorry to hear about that incident and like you right said, lots of lessons learnt when things don't go right! ~Peace~
I think this video has been the best you have ever done. The amount of information has helped me immensely. Thanks so much.
Really high praise. I’m so glad it has come across this way and helps:)
It’s a tricky thing to communicate and I work hard on figuring out how to do that! Would love to see what you make!
Thats high praise and all testament to Raleighs amazing presence on camera! ~Peace~
this woman is awesome and clearly an excellent teacher
That really means a lot thank you:)
Amen to that, she is great and a natural on camera ~Peace~
@@Zedoutdoorsthat’s bc she’s high on cocane like Robin Williams …😂 minus all the energy of R.W. Bc she’s just playing with wood in the woods🤦🏻♂️🤣🤣💪🏼
Sniffles. Make me think of the fall that is approaching. Summer is dying and soon, there will be the unpleasant smell of pumpkin spice. BTW........very cool video. Very talented.
Appreciate your kind words and for watching ~Peace~
This was wonderful, very well explained in technique and differences between them. She is a treasure and an amazing artist. Thank you for bringing this to us.
Amen to that, Raleigh is wonderful on camera as well as off camera ~Peace~
Thank you so much for this comment =)
Lovely to see your axe technique, last time I saw you axing (a few years back) it was good, but now it really has levelled up.
Was delightful to watch.
Hi Sean, indeed Raleighs skills have moved on leaps and bounds, thanks for watching dude ~Peace~
This is so exciting. Now i want to build a pole lathe!
Thank you kindly, I hope to be filming this year on how to build a pole lathe ~Peace~
Really impressive great to see the cross section.
Thank you kindly ~Peace~
What a beautiful process. An ancient tool used in modern times. What a great tradition to keep going. Thanks 🎸🔪
Amen to that Paul and thank you for your kind words ~Peace~
So inspiring. Fantastic episode!!
You are very kind thank you ~Peace~
Another fine episode of "Bowling with Zed"!👍🏽✌🏽
My man thank you ~Peace~
Wow
Thank you Raleigh et Zed
You are very kind thank you ~Peace~
She is so inspirational x
Isn't she just, so talented and so humble too ~Peace~
I've never seen such a thing and I'm quite impressed ! Cool !
Sincerely appreciate your kind words and for watching, thank you ~Peace~
this is my third time watching . so liked it X3
Thats awesome to hear and all credit to Raleighs teaching ~Peace~
Hi Zed. Many thanks for sharing this very amazing tutorial, probably one of the best I've seen for a long while. Best wishes and stay safe from West Wales.
I’m really happy to read this! Glad it comes across well:)
Sincerely appreciate the kind words and all testament to Raleighs demonstration in front of camera ~Peace~
Thank you, it was a pleasure to watch your video😊
You are very kind thank you ~Peace~
Thanks for making the video Zed, and Raleigh, thanks for explaining your workflow and details on your method. This really helps me out fine tuning my method and it’s great to watch. Hope to be able to meet you, maybe at bowl gathering or Von hand next year?
I’m so glad it’s helpful! And we would love to have you at Von hand next year!!
Sincerely appreciate your kind words and i'll be at both next year so hopefully see you there! ~Peace~
Zed my ex was from usa was confusing different names from us and usa I absolutely love the old fashion lath I never carve with modern electric fancy tools I only use a pocket knife and files I made a scraper from old saw blade for my spoon carving exellent job I absolutely love your content good friend 👍🐾🦊🇮🇹
Sincerely appreciate your kind words John and stay well my friend ~Peace~
@@Zedoutdoors God bless you I has anxiety and depression myself carving helps me chill out I don't take meds ever I use martial arts meditation too can help I also stopped drinking coffee having Chinese teas as for alcohol i drink in moderation not going over board normally drink Guinness as its healthy contains iron 🍻👍🐾🦊🇮🇹
Lovely! Thanks for making this and sharing it!
Also, the pear Raleigh mentions as a good wood in CA is almost certainly Bradford pear or Callery pear.
Yes Bradford pear! But I’ve also used a ‘usual’ fruit bearing pear too I was reminded:)
Appreciate the kind words and also for the heads up on the variety of pear tree ~Peace~
Thanks for the great video, enjoyed the process and explanation 🙌🏼🙌🏼
You are very kind thank you ~Peace~
Hey everyone it’s me Raleigh in the video.
I found a few mistakes in the video that I said…
1st - the drill bit needs to be slightly SMALLER than the tenon on the mandrel!! Sorry about that everyone. 1:02:43
2nd - I forgot to mention that the cord needs to be between you and the mandrel as you wrap it around, otherwise it will be rotating the wrong way!! I do mention this later in the video tho! 1:23:53
If I find other mistakes in what I said I’ll edit the comment here😅
Thank you Raleigh!
I was on your site, unfortunately I didn't see any tutorial or plans on how to build a foot lathe. Do u know when one will be up?
When do you think you’ll have the pole lathe plans available?
Thank you very much. This has to be the most meticulous video on that topic i know. Nice bowl. And the intricacies of working on the pole lathe were explained very well. Really good stuff.
Hello, We are slowly working on them. We have applied for some funding and will be notified in a few weeks if we get it which would allow us to dedicate the time this year to plans. We are aiming to release them by the end of 2024. If you are eager please get in touch and I will be happy to chat about the basics of them!@@missbackwoods
Would love to see the lock lid turn .
We would love to make that video next time we are with zed! Hopefully we will come to Sweden and we can film it here =)
There you have it Chris, looks like I am going to Sweden for another round of filming! :) ~Peace~
Love the kuska I would love to try this sometime good leg exercise 😂but relaxing sound
Appreciate you watching and for the kind words ~Peace~
They remind me of birds' eggs. Lovely
Thank you for watching and for the kind words ~Peace~
That's a class bit of work job well done, but i think i will stick with the eclectic lathe 😂
lol, I hope to film some tutorials in the future on turning a bowl on an electric lathe as well :) Many thanks for watching and for the kind words Michael ~Peace~
Very beautiful bowl ,I would definitely cut myself finishing off clearing the core.Do you ever use any natural oils in the finishing process?
Indeed yes she covers oil in the video and it is timestamped in the description ~Peace~
Bradford Pear. Generally, all fruitwoods are nice for turning.
Thank you yes! As I was rewatching this I was able to find the name that I forgot when filming
Thank you for filling in, Raleigh had lots to remember during our day of filming ~Peace~
@@WildCraftedHome whoops - sorry, I repeated above. Thanks for the video!
Excelente contenido!!! Muy largo el video al punto del aburrimiento imposible de no adelantar
I hope I kept it interesting enough for no boredom. I’ve found that the longer the video is the more information there is included in his videos! Clearly I had a lot to say 😅
Sí, es un video largo, pero había mucha información que cubrir. Cuida de mi amigo ~Peace~
Raleigh, We refer to blinking as "safety squints engaged". lol
🤣 haha yesss. I knew I wasn't alone
Ha! :) ~Peace~
Hehehehe i might do this when making spot welds aswell, works for a lot of crafts
I have heard it referred to as Odin baiting.
Please tell me I’m not the only one who woke up and this was playing lol
Nice to know this video doubles up as an alarm call! :) ~Peace~
I built a lathe similar to this one, but I cannot figure out why mine is not carving and polishing the wood, instead it is chipping and chewing the wood. Thanks
Could you be more specific as to what is not carving/polishing? ~Peace~
Hey! There are so many factors but the most likely is technique, how secure and how sharp your tools are etc.
Watch closely to the angle of my tools in how they apply to the wood and how the angle is maintained while turning. If it’s moving you have to anchor your body frame and grip more. Lots of little bits of muscle memory and tool application experience! Keep going!!! It will get better:)
👍👍👍
Thank you kindly ~Peace~
This is an excellent tutorial and shows Raleigh's skill at turning but also Zed's experience in filming crafters at work. One day I hope my videos will be this good: Comments welcome at
www.youtube.com/@jbwoodcrafts
Thank you for your kind words John and in regards to quality of videos, it will come with time dude, i'm still learning to this day and have lots to improve upon. Wishing you the best with your TH-cam journey ~Peace~
@@Zedoutdoors Thanks Zed. I'm sure our paths will cross again. We met briefly at the Cambridgeshire Bodger's Ball last year and I'll be teaching at the Ball in the Weald and Downland museum.
mark the drill for knowing the exact depth every time ;)
Appreciate the insight thank you ~Peace~
Each mandrel is different and we switch between them. We also use the drills for many different projects so we find this way to be the more efficient! But if you have a dedicated drill and one mandrel or many that are identical then yes that is a good idea=)
Ahh yes, the old safety blink...
When in doubt ....blink ~Peace~
Make the foot taller and you have a Mazer.
Indeed you can turn one of those too ~Peace~
إنها فعلا سيدة حرة بأتم الكلمة لديها طاقة جد مذهلة وعملها الحرفي فيه ذوق فني كبير لديها إرادة فولاذية ..بشوشة مرحة وقلبها كبير ولاتبخل بالنصائح للذين يحبون حرفة النحت على الخشب ..مرة أخرى اشكرك سيدتي على هذا النشاط والعمل الجيد .والشكر لي زاد ..وسوف اشترك في صفحتك سيدتي حض موفق تحياتي لكم من الجزائر
شكرا لك على كلماتك الرقيقة والمشاهدة ~Peace~
I need to write this on my wall. I feel seen and loved. Thank you:)
Incredible video as always !!! Raleigh is so talented and an amazing teacher!!!
Benoit you’re amazing 🤗 and thank you🥹
Amen to that Benoit, Raleigh was amazing to spend time with and to document her process ~Peace~
So happy to find this video. Super encouraging:) I've been turning on a pole lathe for about a year now and have hit a spot of frustration. This video has me back at it with enthusiasm. Such nice little insights! Thanks to you both.
Sincerely appreciate your kind words Sara and to hear this video has helped in some way, happy turning! ~Peace~
I'm a huge fan of using Cherry!! It's amazing. After using it I feel like I'm turning into a superhero. Cyclops to be exact, because merely looking at it and it burns. 😁
Ha! :) Cheery is awesome to carve and turn with ~Peace~
Thank you both for this video. Raleigh is a wonderful craftswoman and a wonderful teacher. Time watching flew by. Is there a Von Hand festival link?
It’s on the description:) glad you liked it
Sincerely appreciate the kind words and the link for Von hand is here - vonhandfestival.com
Klotzek might be translated as piece of wood, wooden stick or piece of branch
Thats interesting to learn thank you ~Peace~
Yes we Love that it is our last name, though as we know it in Polish it is referring to Dice, which I suppose were made from wood at some point.
Не ожидал увидеть такое, она сделала это мастерски👍
Да, она очень талантлива ~Peace~
@@Zedoutdoors Спасибо, здоровья, вдохновения и успехов вам.
correct me if im wrong but im pretty sure trees twist because of wind not because of following the sun?. thats why bottom part of trunk is always pretty much straight grain wood.
From what i understand I believe that to be the case, the twisting allows it to be more resilient against strong winds ~Peace~
Have u been in Karlskrona?
I haven't no, but if your question was to Raligh then hopefully she sees your comment and responds ~Peace~
SUPER!!!!!
Thank you kindly ~Peace~
Such a great video. Well done Raleigh and Zed for producing such an informative video. now to make a pole lathe!... 🤔
So glad it’s helpful!
Sincerely appreciate your kind words and full credit to Raleigh for her amazing presence on video ~Peace~
That's awesome! Loved the video and the turning of the bowl was great. I only used an electrical turning machine one time that someone lended to me, and without a teacher, I got quite scared by the whole thing. So I gave up... But this looks so damn cool ^^
Decorate give it a try, either yourself or at a course:) it’s an addicting craft once you get the basics! If you need any help let us know:)
@@WildCraftedHome Thank you, I think for now I'll stick to knife and hand tools, I still have much to learn :p But I don't doubt that it gets addictive haha. Have a good day!
Sincerely appreciate the kind words and indeed, turining on a pole lathe is wonderful to watch and do ~Peace~
Great video 👍🖖
Appreciate you Andreas
Thank you kindly ~Peace~
Great video,thank you.
You are very kind thank you ~Peace~
❤ stoked to give this a watch Zed! A Pole lathe build is next on my list! :)
Hopefully we will have plans ready soon!! If you ever have questions feel welcome to reach out
@@WildCraftedHomemany thanks! :)
Sincerely appreciate the kind words and I hope to film a detailed pole lathe building tutorial later in the year, for now Raleigh will be having her own plans available on her website for you to acquire ~Peace~