Gary, I'm the guy that some months ago asked what profession you came from wondering if you had been an engineer or mathematician but learned you made wooden patterns. I am a pretty fair woodworker but I don't have an imaginative bone in my body so consequently I have to steal ideas from others like yourself. I had a 1996 12" Delta lathe which served me well but was gasping for life lately and you have inspired me to up my game so I just purchased a huge Harvey 24" lathe and I have a whole Sh#$load of off cuts that I am finding a new life for thanks to you and all your marvelous projects. Our church has a fundraiser in November that includes a silent auction and I'm going to overwhelm them and reduce my off cuts pile. You are amazing in all the geometric designs and solutions to incorporate in wood turning and all I can say this is so much more fun and less stressful than my previous life as a stockbroker. And if the 1947 in your nom de plume is your birth year then we are the same vintage. Thank you so much for all your efforts and I will continue to try and mimic your wonderful projects. Mark McClellan' Beaumont, TX
Well thank you very much Mark for wanting to do what I do and I am very happy that you feel it is worth copying. And as far as copying if there is ever a question I am happy to answer and I have drawings of a lot of things like this that I am more than willing to share. Wow a 24" Harvey will be a great lathe for sure. No reason to go in-between as you will be set for anything. As a wood pattern maker it had times when it was very stressful. Not only did I have to read a 2d drawiing and produce a wood pattern from it but had to be made so you could mold it in sand and get it out. Plus making a core box to make the inside. All of this while making the bided price they put on the pattern. But I was blessed with the ability's to do this and was given the very complex patterns to build and loved it. After retirement I still needed to continue testing myself and am always looking for something to do that. I love learning new things and it seems you do as well. I am guessing it is something with those of us born in 1947 LOL. Take care, Gary
Gary, Again, your clear explanation of each step guides the viewer through. Of the dozens of videos on turning, your's is pedigocally sound! You are clear with the appropriate terminology, and show just enough to convey the idea! Your design ideas morphed into turnings are very imaginative...and inspirational. Right On, Gary! You're my hero!
Outstanding! Another in a long line of perfect work, Gary. This is absolutely gorgeous, my friend. It’s always a pleasure watching a master, like yourself, at work. I always look forward to Friday just so I can see what you have come up with. Thanks for sharing, Gary! 👍👍👍 Happy turning, …..Gord
Mastered?? I don’t think so, Gary. I feel like I’m just starting to understand segmented turning. At least I’m having a good time with it. What other reason is there for doing any “hobby”?? It’s FUN!! 😃😃😃
I am still catching up on your videos. Obviously, I am going backwards. Beautiful bowl. Some weed trimming tomorrow, early, then shop work while the 104 heat is frying my yard. Haha. Thanks for all the videos. They give me something nice to look out while hiding from the sun.
Hello Gary--Just finished making my first chevron pattern feature ring--your videos are excellent and an inspiration for me to continue my wood turning skills--looking forward to all your videos--Have a Wonderful Holiday Season--
Thank you very much Randy I appreciate your comments. Sounds like you are having fun doing segments. I will have another one you might like coming next week. Gary
Thank you Dave, I trust this method and expected it to fit. But it would only take one piece to mess it up. So a dry fit is always in order. Thanks for watching and commenting. Gary
Thank you Joe, yes there was lots of work getting to the turning stage which is about the shortest process in the whole project. But I enjoy all of it. Thanks for watching, Gary
Hi Gary! “I don’t really consider it luck…” ha ha ha 😂 Neither do I! This bowl looks just awesome 👏🏻👍🏻 I truly don‘t know which of your segmented bowls is my favourite, but this one is among the top three for sure, great job, Gary! I can tell that you are in the flow when you are immersed in these segmented bowl projects… Such precision and creativity, it is such a pleasure to watch 😊 I don’t know why but this bowl really gives off a strong African vibe somehow… Not just the warm colours but also the shape… Reminds me of the hat that Meryl Streep wears in „Out of Africa“ when she gets married to Brø von Blixen… One of my favourite movies, you know… Really gorgeous bowl, Gary, thank you 🙏🏻 Have a lovely week, take care 👋🏻
Well thank you so much. I guess it is years of practicing being luck that did it LOL. It is actually the years of precise wood work I did as a wood pattern maker. Wow that is cool that Meryl Streep wore my bowl in a movie. Well I guess that came first but I will have to check that out. Happy you enjoyed this one and thanks for watching. Take care, Gary
Hi Papa (Gary) this is the third video I have watched this week with the herringbone pattern incorporated into a bowl, I love the mixture of Zebra wood, Sapele, Padauk and Wenge, together they are stunning and the finished bowl is stunning. I love segmented bowls and vases, thanks for sharing Papa. Your views are up to 3,250,092 wow
Thanks so much Jim, I was very pleased with how well the wood went together. Not till I had it glued together could I see that none of the woods over powered the other. I had no idea the views were that high. I should check that more. Thanks for watching. Gary
The Padauk wood is a beautiful rusty color and up against that zebra wood it seriously draws your attention! This is a stunning piece of art! I just love it! Bravo!
Outstanding, Gary. Looks like I will need to do "ThePapa1947" video marathon to see more videos. There are so many that I have not seen yet. Thanks for sharing.
Beautiful bowl. One of the things that made it more gorgeous to me is it was made without much waste. I know some can't be helped, but I really appreciate when people put the extra work in to avoid it.
Nice job that’s some cool looking segments and a Very Beautiful bowl Gary! That digital angle 📐 finder looks really handy, I’m gonna get one of those, Enjoyed the video 👍
Thank you Kimsey, for sure those angle finders really work good. But I like all kinds of electronic gadgets LOL. We had a digital level at work and I loved using it. And I used it not to make things level but to put angles on large patterns I made. Basically the angle finder is just a very small level. Thanks for watching, Gary
Thank you tuffy, yes I was working on this last week and it was almost done but I wanted to wait for this week. Plus there was lots of editing to do. The editing can take as long as the turning...or it seems like it. Thanks for watching. Gary
Hi Gary I’d of called this the Charlie Brown bowl it definitely looks like Charlie’s shirt I really like what you’ve created , as always I’m impressed !! great work my friend thanks
You should be a shop teacher! You have such a kind and patient way when instructing! I wish you were my neighbor 😊. I would love to take a segmenting class from you! Beautiful bowl!
Thank you Bruce, I knew what I wanted for most of the shape but the lip on the top edge I had not been able totally decided on. It just worked out when I got to it. Happy you like it my friend! Take care, Gary
Gary, do you know that you are inspiring a whole generation? You transformed the old fashioned way of turning into something modern, light, colourful, shining, and interesting! You make the younger generation want to repeat it and try themselves on this very old craft of turning. For sure there are hundreds of your followers who went directly to a shop to get their own lathe. And you guide them/us on this way :-) I found this must have been said. Gary, thanks for sharing!
Thank you very much Uwe for you very kind words. I appreciate you saying them and I do hope that others can enjoy wood turning as much as I do. I first turned in a grade school in 1960 shop class. In my job as a wood pattern maker I did plenty of turning and since I retired almost 10 years ago I continue to enjoy it. Thanks again, Gary
Another beauty! One of the reasons I watch your videos is for what I learn, sometimes just a small detail. Today's lesson was the wipe-on poly. After a couple of bleeds, I stuck to the spray-on finish but those fumes are strong and winter has hit and I can't spray outdoors. This is a great solution. I had to chuckle when you mentioned the heater was on in your shop. Before I started to watch this, I turned mine on to knock off the chill before I start. My dream house would have a fully insulated, heated, air conditioned shop with exhaust fans, etc. My real world, like a lot of us, is an unheated garage, though I did add a window AC to it last year.
Thank you Josh. I have not tested it for Maple but I will do that when I go out to the shop. Which I need to do to turn a heater on. Normally getting the chill off is enough and I can shut it off when working. I used to go steelhead fishing in the winter and above freezing was a warm day in my drift boat. Now I fish for them in the warm months. Take care, Gary
Gary, I don't think the digital angle finder is the only piece that makes it successful. I think the skill of the person doing it adds the biggest component to success. I think this is one of your most beautiful bowls since I have been following you.
Thank you very much for those kind words. Yes I have done this many times before we had those fancy little devices. But it does help for sure. I have a vernier protractor I used at work that is pretty accurate as well. But much harder to read with all those very fine lines. Happy you enjoyed this one. Take care, Gary
Thank you Louis. I had some pieces left from some window blinds we trimmed. I have used them for many things such a mixing 5 minute epoxy. I decided to cut some thin strips and notch the ends. Works great. Thanks for watching, Gary
Thank you Luie, I made the feature ring and was thinking of Walnut for the rest but I have been wanting to use the Sapele and sure glad I did. Thanks for watching, Gary
You just continue to impress, Gary! Your design and then attention to detail as you cut and build each ring has my mind spinning. I just don't think like you do, my friend. Probably a good thing considering what goes through my mind most days... It's hard to pick a favorite of all of your segmented turnings. Each has it's own personality and look. This one is very attractive. Love the blend of colors and style in this piece. Great job, buddy, keep'em coming! 😊 Phil
Thank you very much Phil. I enjoy the heck out of making these but not on a steady diet. Always time for something easier after doing one. Trouble is what I am working on I thought could be a 15 minute video but no that aint gonna happen. So next one might have to be the one where my head does not spin. Stay warm and take care my friend, Gary
Gary your work is nothing short of spectacular. I would argue with anyone who would say you are not the master of segmented turning. Another masterpiece from the master. Thank you so much for sharing your talents.
Thank you Todd for your very kind words. It is a process that I love to do. From the planning stage to the end I am always having a good time. Thanks for watching, Gary
Good evening, Gary. Wowzer! Very impressive segmented bowl. Great wood choices and design. I haven't ventured into segments yet, however your video has me thinking. A lot of time yielded a gorgeous piece.
Thanks Ray, wowzer is one of my favorite words. For sure there was a lot of time but most spend on the feature ring. A lot of cuts to finally get a segment. But I enjoy the process and knowing that one step wrong can ruin the whole batch makes me slow down and enjoy each step for what it is. I know I am wacky that way. Take care my friend, Gary
Well thank you Mark for you comment. Much appreciated. I have had a love for wood turning since grade school. And that was a long time ago. Thanks for watching, Gary
Hi Gary Truly a wonderful job !! The effect is great, and the choice of wood species judicious 👍👍 I really like the finish which puts the whole thing in value 😉 take care🙏 Morgan
Thanks so much Morgan, it was lots of fun to do. I was not sure about the Sapele but it ended up being just the right wood to use. Take care my friend, Gary
Very nice. I love the feature ring nd how you showed how yo did it. Took some (JUST SOME!) of the mystique out of it~ I may even get brave and try it! Thanks for sharing your superb talent!
What a beautiful bowl Gary . Watching you make it look so easy and yet it gives me a head ache . LOL . It is amazing what you come up with . Thank you .
Gary, to do turning like this, and others that are similar, which you have done, shows a skill level way beyond any ability I might have. This bowl is another masterpiece. The real difficult part is designing and calculating the size shape and quantity of the needed segments. This takes a good bit of skill and knowledge in its own part. Watching you do this stuff is a great pleasure. Never stop. ;-)
Thank you Robert! I spent some time drawing it up and adjusting sizes of the strip along with the diameter of the piece. Which for me is half the fun of making these. I am in the planning stages of doing something I have not tried and looking forward to doing it. Thanks for watching, Gary
Thanks so much Steve, my other choice was Koa but the piece I have was not big enough. Perhaps I will make a smaller version of this one. Take care, Gary
I wish I had known the pencil line trick the first time I made a segmented piece. I placed most of the pieces correctly but messed up on a couple near the end of the glue-up. Over-confidence got me. That was about 15 years ago, so you might say I learned the hard way. This project was fascinating to watch and I still learned a few things along the way. I appreciate the way you take your time planning and turning your projects. Too many TH-camrs seem to be in a big rush to finish. Like you I enjoy the therapeutic feelings of the planning of a project. I can hardly wait for your next video.
Thank you Gil, happy you enjoyed it. Not only the line on the top you can put a line on the edge of the board to make sure you always use that side against the fence. But just having the line on the top is all I ever do. Thanks for watching, Gary
That bowl is so nice looking. I have never seen that combination of woods used together and they are just beautiful together. Thanks for showing the sled you used in putting a 15 degree on each edge.
Thank you Larry and I have never used them together before. I knew I wanted the Zerbra wood and I love Padauk. The Wenge had to be used just to show up. I tossed around using Walnut for the rest but I have been wanting to use the Sapele that I picked up months ago. It just all worked out. Happy you liked it. Gary
One good takeaway from this video: to leave a section uncut when cutting the angles. One remark: The angle finder does not tell you if your table is at zero degrees. If not sure, check that before you start. Great video Gary. 😎
Thanks Leo. So the angle finder has a button to zero it to the surface you are working on. The way my saw is sitting it is about 3 degrees from being flat to the world. As far as my angle finder know it is set to a table that is now zero. Another good trick is if you want to set the bandsaw table at an angle you put the angle finder on the blade and zero it. Now the table is adjusted to to the blade. Thanks for watching, Gary
@@ThePapa1947 Well, I have one of those angle finders too and its a great piece of kit. For one thing the battery seems to last forever; it still turns on when I use it which is not very often. Maybe mine has that zeroing feature too but I'm not sure. I always check the table first and thus far my table is always close to zero. But it sits on a wooden floor so it might vary over the seasons. Without a reference, the 7.50 degrees could be way off from what you really wanted.
@@emgiwoodworks when getting the angle on segments and getting them to close up you have to be more than pretty close. Being off .5 degrees will make each segment off by 1 degree times in this case 12 segments. We had a high dollar digital level a work and it also had a zero button. I would sure hope you angle finder has a zero button.
Gary, I am always amazed by the precision & accuracy of your segmented pieces. I know it was a skill developed from your work before 'retirement' but I suspect you have honed the skill even more through your segmented turnings. Your attention to detail is astonishing & this really shows in your segmented pieces. Very relaxing viewing with your commentary matching your wood turning skill. Thanks for sharing. Don from South Aust.
Thank you Don. For sure my work needed accuracy. Even though what I made was not considered art many people who saw it and had no idea what it was for called it art. Some very unusual shapes for sure. Thanks for watching. Gary
Thank you George, the only way I have stopped it from bleeding into the Maple is to use very light coats of sprayed lacquer. Once I have done that 3 or 4 times I can spray normally and build up the finish. Thanks for watching, Gary
Super réalisation Gary 👍 vraiment technique 😵💫 et le résultat est magnifique bravo 👍👏🇨🇭 j’ai fait une vidéo sur ma chaîne que j’ai copié sur toi et je suis content du résultat merci 💫
Denis merci beaucoup. Très heureux que cela vous ait plu et je vais regarder votre vidéo. Je suppose que je ne savais pas que tu faisais des vidéos. Prends soin, Gary
Gary, I'm the guy that some months ago asked what profession you came from wondering if you had been an engineer or mathematician but learned you made wooden patterns. I am a pretty fair woodworker but I don't have an imaginative bone in my body so consequently I have to steal ideas from others like yourself. I had a 1996 12" Delta lathe which served me well but was gasping for life lately and you have inspired me to up my game so I just purchased a huge Harvey 24" lathe and I have a whole Sh#$load of off cuts that I am finding a new life for thanks to you and all your marvelous projects. Our church has a fundraiser in November that includes a silent auction and I'm going to overwhelm them and reduce my off cuts pile. You are amazing in all the geometric designs and solutions to incorporate in wood turning and all I can say this is so much more fun and less stressful than my previous life as a stockbroker. And if the 1947 in your nom de plume is your birth year then we are the same vintage. Thank you so much for all your efforts and I will continue to try and mimic your wonderful projects.
Mark McClellan'
Beaumont, TX
Well thank you very much Mark for wanting to do what I do and I am very happy that you feel it is worth copying. And as far as copying if there is ever a question I am happy to answer and I have drawings of a lot of things like this that I am more than willing to share.
Wow a 24" Harvey will be a great lathe for sure. No reason to go in-between as you will be set for anything.
As a wood pattern maker it had times when it was very stressful. Not only did I have to read a 2d drawiing and produce a wood pattern from it but had to be made so you could mold it in sand and get it out. Plus making a core box to make the inside. All of this while making the bided price they put on the pattern. But I was blessed with the ability's to do this and was given the very complex patterns to build and loved it.
After retirement I still needed to continue testing myself and am always looking for something to do that. I love learning new things and it seems you do as well.
I am guessing it is something with those of us born in 1947 LOL.
Take care,
Gary
Gary, Again, your clear explanation of each step guides the viewer through. Of the dozens of videos on turning, your's is pedigocally sound! You are clear with the appropriate terminology, and show just enough to convey the idea! Your design ideas morphed into turnings are very imaginative...and inspirational. Right On, Gary! You're my hero!
Wow, thanks Donald for your kind comments.
Take care my friend,
Gary
I am not a wood turner. But l enjoy watching an expert work! Amazing Bowl. I love the way you explain things!!!! GREAT WORK
@@francessmothers3199 thank you so much. I appreciate you watching and commenting,
Gary
Outstanding! Another in a long line of perfect work, Gary. This is absolutely gorgeous, my friend. It’s always a pleasure watching a master, like yourself, at work. I always look forward to Friday just so I can see what you have come up with. Thanks for sharing, Gary! 👍👍👍
Happy turning,
…..Gord
Thanks so much and coming from someone who has mastered segment work I appreciate the comment.
Thanks for watching my friend,
Gary
Mastered?? I don’t think so, Gary. I feel like I’m just starting to understand segmented turning. At least I’m having a good time with it. What other reason is there for doing any “hobby”?? It’s FUN!! 😃😃😃
Another beautiful piece Gary, thanks for sharing
Thanks Michael I appreciate you watching and commenting,
Gary
I am still catching up on your videos. Obviously, I am going backwards. Beautiful bowl. Some weed trimming tomorrow, early, then shop work while the 104 heat is frying my yard. Haha. Thanks for all the videos. They give me something nice to look out while hiding from the sun.
Thanks! We got close to 100 a week ago. That is hot for us here in Oregon. Must be hard to get much done in 104.
Stay cool 😎
Gary
Hello Gary--Just finished making my first chevron pattern feature ring--your videos are excellent and an inspiration for me to continue my wood turning skills--looking forward to all your videos--Have a Wonderful Holiday Season--
Thank you very much Randy I appreciate your comments.
Sounds like you are having fun doing segments. I will have another one you might like coming next week.
Gary
🐼 Big Bear Hugs from a 68 yr old grandma in Kirby, Texas, USA 🐼 ❤️ 🎀 ❤️ 🎀 ❤️
Thanks so much Grammy Bear!
"Lucky again" he says. Luck is when preparation meets opportunity. Excellent work Gary!!
Thank you Dave, I trust this method and expected it to fit. But it would only take one piece to mess it up. So a dry fit is always in order.
Thanks for watching and commenting.
Gary
Stunning bowl just beautiful, Mr. Gary I hope you and your family had a bless thanksgiving. Take care stay safe and warm god bless.
Thanks so much Donald. Have a blessed Christmas.
Gary
A Beautiful creation 👍👍👍. Thanks for sharing
Thanks so much and thanks for watching.
Gary
So so nice Gary...lots of work but beautiful result... stay safe...press on my friend 😎Joe
Thank you Joe, yes there was lots of work getting to the turning stage which is about the shortest process in the whole project. But I enjoy all of it.
Thanks for watching,
Gary
Hi Gary! “I don’t really consider it luck…” ha ha ha 😂 Neither do I! This bowl looks just awesome 👏🏻👍🏻 I truly don‘t know which of your segmented bowls is my favourite, but this one is among the top three for sure, great job, Gary! I can tell that you are in the flow when you are immersed in these segmented bowl projects… Such precision and creativity, it is such a pleasure to watch 😊 I don’t know why but this bowl really gives off a strong African vibe somehow… Not just the warm colours but also the shape… Reminds me of the hat that Meryl Streep wears in „Out of Africa“ when she gets married to Brø von Blixen… One of my favourite movies, you know… Really gorgeous bowl, Gary, thank you 🙏🏻 Have a lovely week, take care 👋🏻
Well thank you so much. I guess it is years of practicing being luck that did it LOL. It is actually the years of precise wood work I did as a wood pattern maker.
Wow that is cool that Meryl Streep wore my bowl in a movie. Well I guess that came first but I will have to check that out.
Happy you enjoyed this one and thanks for watching.
Take care,
Gary
Thanks for sharing.. Beautiful Piece and interesting to watch the process.. Hope you and your family had a good weekend.. Full View and Like..
Thank you Allen. I appreciate you watching and commenting.
Take care
Gary
Hi Papa (Gary) this is the third video I have watched this week with the herringbone pattern incorporated into a bowl, I love the mixture of Zebra wood, Sapele, Padauk and Wenge, together they are stunning and the finished bowl is stunning. I love segmented bowls and vases, thanks for sharing Papa. Your views are up to 3,250,092 wow
Thanks so much Jim, I was very pleased with how well the wood went together. Not till I had it glued together could I see that none of the woods over powered the other. I had no idea the views were that high. I should check that more.
Thanks for watching.
Gary
@@ThePapa1947 The subscribers are rising also, I remember when you were on 4000 subs, keep going Gary.
The Padauk wood is a beautiful rusty color and up against that zebra wood it seriously draws your attention! This is a stunning piece of art! I just love it! Bravo!
Thanks so much. Padauk is one of our favorites woods to use.
Take care,
Gary
Outstanding, Gary. Looks like I will need to do "ThePapa1947" video marathon to see more videos. There are so many that I have not seen yet. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you John and thanks for catching up on the older ones.
Gary
Spectacular bowl Gary, it turned out just beautiful. Keep safe, John
Thank you John, happy you like it.
Take care,
Gary
Beautiful bowl. One of the things that made it more gorgeous to me is it was made without much waste. I know some can't be helped, but I really appreciate when people put the extra work in to avoid it.
Thank you Jessica, for sure it does save a lot of wood and at the same time saves the cost.
Thanks for watching,
Gary
Gary what a amazing pc of art, beautiful my friend. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks so much Tony, happy you like it.
Take care my friend,
Gary
Nice job that’s some cool looking segments and a Very Beautiful bowl Gary!
That digital angle 📐 finder looks really handy, I’m gonna get one of those, Enjoyed the video 👍
Thank you Kimsey, for sure those angle finders really work good. But I like all kinds of electronic gadgets LOL.
We had a digital level at work and I loved using it. And I used it not to make things level but to put angles on large patterns I made. Basically the angle finder is just a very small level.
Thanks for watching,
Gary
good idea.beautiful work.healthy greetings always to your beloved family.
Thanks so much and the same for your.
Gary
Your skill awesome Gary about segmented wood turning it's called master skill, take care my friend.
Thanks you so much Sagar! Hope all is well with you my friend,
Gary
Thank You Gary...WOW, (i knew something specular was coming)...YOU AMAZE ME GARY...Impressive project to say the least..................TM
Thank you tuffy, yes I was working on this last week and it was almost done but I wanted to wait for this week.
Plus there was lots of editing to do. The editing can take as long as the turning...or it seems like it.
Thanks for watching.
Gary
once again Gary you did a beautiful job, I love it.
Thanks so much Ron, happy you enjoyed it. It was lots of fun to do.
Thanks for watching,
Gary
Hi Gary
I’d of called this the Charlie Brown bowl it definitely looks like Charlie’s shirt I really like what you’ve created ,
as always I’m impressed !!
great work my friend thanks
Thank you Ron, maybe on the next one I do.
Thanks for all your comments and for watching.
Take care,
Gary
You should be a shop teacher! You have such a kind and patient way when instructing! I wish you were my neighbor 😊. I would love to take a segmenting class from you! Beautiful bowl!
Thank you Amy, I am sure we live many miles apart or that would be fun to do.
Take care,
Gary
Hi Gary, that bowl is beautiful my friend! I really like that! And the finish is perfect. Thanks for another great project and video! 👍🏻👍🏻
Thank you Bruce, I knew what I wanted for most of the shape but the lip on the top edge I had not been able totally decided on. It just worked out when I got to it. Happy you like it my friend!
Take care,
Gary
FANTASTIC 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Thanks so much John and thanks for watching.
Gary
Gary, do you know that you are inspiring a whole generation? You transformed the old fashioned way of turning into something modern, light, colourful, shining, and interesting! You make the younger generation want to repeat it and try themselves on this very old craft of turning. For sure there are hundreds of your followers who went directly to a shop to get their own lathe. And you guide them/us on this way :-) I found this must have been said. Gary, thanks for sharing!
Thank you very much Uwe for you very kind words. I appreciate you saying them and I do hope that others can enjoy wood turning as much as I do. I first turned in a grade school in 1960 shop class.
In my job as a wood pattern maker I did plenty of turning and since I retired almost 10 years ago I continue to enjoy it.
Thanks again,
Gary
I am a big fan of segmented turnings. It requires a lot of thought to get an interesting pattern.
Thank you David and for sure it does take some thought to create something a bit different. Thanks for watching.
Gary
That was beautiful work Gary job well done my friend 👍🏽
Thanks so much Habeeb and thanks for watching,
Gary
Another beauty! One of the reasons I watch your videos is for what I learn, sometimes just a small detail. Today's lesson was the wipe-on poly. After a couple of bleeds, I stuck to the spray-on finish but those fumes are strong and winter has hit and I can't spray outdoors. This is a great solution. I had to chuckle when you mentioned the heater was on in your shop. Before I started to watch this, I turned mine on to knock off the chill before I start. My dream house would have a fully insulated, heated, air conditioned shop with exhaust fans, etc. My real world, like a lot of us, is an unheated garage, though I did add a window AC to it last year.
Thank you Josh. I have not tested it for Maple but I will do that when I go out to the shop. Which I need to do to turn a heater on. Normally getting the chill off is enough and I can shut it off when working.
I used to go steelhead fishing in the winter and above freezing was a warm day in my drift boat. Now I fish for them in the warm months.
Take care,
Gary
Beautiful piece once again Gary 👍. Love your work
Thank you Todd and thanks for watching.
Gary
HI gary u r good very good. weldone may keep us going for a long long time.
Thank you Manjit for your kind words.
Take care my friend,
Gary
Gary, I don't think the digital angle finder is the only piece that makes it successful. I think the skill of the person doing it adds the biggest component to success. I think this is one of your most beautiful bowls since I have been following you.
Thank you very much for those kind words. Yes I have done this many times before we had those fancy little devices. But it does help for sure. I have a vernier protractor I used at work that is pretty accurate as well. But much harder to read with all those very fine lines.
Happy you enjoyed this one.
Take care,
Gary
Warna kayunya sangat istimewa 👍
Terima kasih dan ya warna dan serat kayu ini sangat bagus.
Hati-hati,
Gary
Absolutely beautiful by true craftsman GREAT video as always😎
Thank you! Cheers!
Beautiful bowl, Gary! I love the feature ring!
Thank you Billy, the wood in the feature ring went together much better than I even thought it wood(would) LOL
Thanks for watching my friend,,
Gary
I love your glue up comb. Oh, and a beautiful bowl too.
Thank you Louis. I had some pieces left from some window blinds we trimmed. I have used them for many things such a mixing 5 minute epoxy. I decided to cut some thin strips and notch the ends. Works great.
Thanks for watching,
Gary
Very nice piece Gary, you continue to inspire and challenge me. Thanks and stay well…..
Thanks so much, happy you liked it and thanks for watching.
Take care,
Gary
Yes sir very beautiful I enjoy your videos I'm still a novice still learning how not make funnels lol. Have a great weekend ✌
Thanks so much, Happy you enjoyed it.
Gary
Gorgeous piece. I love the wenge in the middle because it makes the zebra standout. 👍❤️
Thank you Wanda, I bought that piece of Wenge last year just for using for something like this. Sure was happy I had it.
Thanks for watching,
Gary
Another masterpiece!😃👍🏻👍🏻
Thank you Mike, happy you enjoyed it.
Take care,
Gary
Great Job Gary!
the colors in this one complement each other well
Thanks for sharing
Thank you Luie, I made the feature ring and was thinking of Walnut for the rest but I have been wanting to use the Sapele and sure glad I did.
Thanks for watching,
Gary
@@ThePapa1947 sapele never disappoints
I love this Gary. Thanks for showing us how to do it.
Thank you Steve. Happy you liked it and thanks for watching.
Gary
A wonderful mathematician bowl Gary. I always admire the patience you have for this kind of work.
The end result is therefore great.
👍Frank.
Many thanks Frank for your very kind words. Happy you enjoyed it.
Take care my friend,
Gary
Beautiful Gary, always look forward to your posts.
Thank you Scott, happy you like it.
Take care,
Gary
Gary it is stunningly beautiful.
Thanks so much Kobie, happy you liked it.
Take care,
Gary
You just continue to impress, Gary! Your design and then attention to detail as you cut and build each ring has my mind spinning. I just don't think like you do, my friend. Probably a good thing considering what goes through my mind most days...
It's hard to pick a favorite of all of your segmented turnings. Each has it's own personality and look. This one is very attractive. Love the blend of colors and style in this piece. Great job, buddy, keep'em coming! 😊
Phil
Thank you very much Phil. I enjoy the heck out of making these but not on a steady diet. Always time for something easier after doing one. Trouble is what I am working on I thought could be a 15 minute video but no that aint gonna happen. So next one might have to be the one where my head does not spin.
Stay warm and take care my friend,
Gary
Gary your work is nothing short of spectacular. I would argue with anyone who would say you are not the master of segmented turning. Another masterpiece from the master. Thank you so much for sharing your talents.
Thank you Todd for your very kind words. It is a process that I love to do. From the planning stage to the end I am always having a good time.
Thanks for watching,
Gary
Good evening, Gary. Wowzer! Very impressive segmented bowl. Great wood choices and design. I haven't ventured into segments yet, however your video has me thinking. A lot of time yielded a gorgeous piece.
Thanks Ray, wowzer is one of my favorite words.
For sure there was a lot of time but most spend on the feature ring. A lot of cuts to finally get a segment. But I enjoy the process and knowing that one step wrong can ruin the whole batch makes me slow down and enjoy each step for what it is. I know I am wacky that way.
Take care my friend,
Gary
@@ThePapa1947 Thanks for the reply. I like the, 'Slow down and enjoy' part.
Beautiful piece Gary shows the wood off to perfection
Thanks so much. This was lots of fun to make. Happy you like it.
Take care,
Gary
Perfect turn, a really very handsome bowl.
Thanks so much!
Gorgeous! My favorite, for now!
Thank you Kristi, happy you liked it.
Take care,
Gary
Beautiful, it gives an illusion of sharp corners.
Thank you Khan, yes it even fools me looking at those corners and I know for a fact the surface is round.
Thanks for watching buddy,
Gary
Very impressive Gary. i really like most of your segmented bowls along with your regular turnings.. You have a real talent no doubt.
Well thank you Mark for you comment. Much appreciated. I have had a love for wood turning since grade school. And that was a long time ago.
Thanks for watching,
Gary
Gary
Excellent job. I'll most likely make one too! I'll send you a picture.
RP
Thanks so much RP and I look forward to the picture.
Gary
i really got to tell you what a nice bowl, simly amazing work you do gary, keep it up
Thanks so much Donald and thanks for watching.
Gary
Love the segmented work. It keeps the brain working. Beautiful bowl
Thank you Linda. And that is why I like it so much. Keeps me thinking and helps to come up with other things.
Thanks for watcing,
Gary
Another beautiful turning, thanks for sharing.
Thank you Kenneth and thanks for watching.
Gary
😍Beautiful work‼️ 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 From 🇧🇷
Thank you Cintia and thanks for watching,
Gary
Thats a lovely bowl Gary! the pattern is not unlike a brand of sweets(candy) that we have this side of the pond called liquorice allsorts
Cheers, Bram
Thank you Bram! I will have to look up that candy now.
Thanks for watching and commenting.
Gary
Hi Gary
Truly a wonderful job !!
The effect is great, and the choice of wood species judicious 👍👍
I really like the finish which puts the whole thing in value 😉
take care🙏
Morgan
Thanks so much Morgan, it was lots of fun to do. I was not sure about the Sapele but it ended up being just the right wood to use.
Take care my friend,
Gary
Beautiful turning great wood selection
Thank you Dennis I appreciate you watching and commenting.
Gary
Gary, this is fantastic! Masterpiece!
Thank so much Csaba and thanks for watching.
Gary
Very nice. I love the feature ring nd how you showed how yo did it. Took some (JUST SOME!) of the mystique out of it~ I may even get brave and try it! Thanks for sharing your superb talent!
Thanks so much Tom. Try one with just 3 strips of wood. I think you will find it is not all that hard and you can go from there.
Take care,
Gary
When you do it, it's seems so easy to do. You are such talented
Thanks Patrick, I appreciate your comments and thanks for watching,
Gary
What a beautiful bowl Gary . Watching you make it look so easy and yet it gives me a head ache . LOL . It is amazing what you come up with . Thank you .
Thank you Jon and sorry about the headache LOL.
Thanks for watching,
Gary
Beautiful work Gary, you really inspire me.
Thank you Ronald I appreciate your comments and thanks for watching.
Gary
Gary, to do turning like this, and others that are similar, which you have done, shows a skill level way beyond any ability I might have. This bowl is another masterpiece.
The real difficult part is designing and calculating the size shape and quantity of the needed segments. This takes a good bit of skill and knowledge in its own part.
Watching you do this stuff is a great pleasure. Never stop. ;-)
Thank you Robert! I spent some time drawing it up and adjusting sizes of the strip along with the diameter of the piece.
Which for me is half the fun of making these.
I am in the planning stages of doing something I have not tried and looking forward to doing it.
Thanks for watching,
Gary
Gary, as usual a beautiful piece. The zebrawood makes a stunning feature ring. Always enjoy your videos. Very inspirational.
Thanks so much Steve, my other choice was Koa but the piece I have was not big enough.
Perhaps I will make a smaller version of this one.
Take care,
Gary
That’s gorgeous Gary. Wow
Thank you Joseph, happy you liked it.
Take care,
Gary
I wish I had known the pencil line trick the first time I made a segmented piece. I placed most of the pieces correctly but messed up on a couple near the end of the glue-up. Over-confidence got me. That was about 15 years ago, so you might say I learned the hard way.
This project was fascinating to watch and I still learned a few things along the way. I appreciate the way you take your time planning and turning your projects. Too many TH-camrs seem to be in a big rush to finish. Like you I enjoy the therapeutic feelings of the planning of a project. I can hardly wait for your next video.
Thank you Gil, happy you enjoyed it. Not only the line on the top you can put a line on the edge of the board to make sure you always use that side against the fence. But just having the line on the top is all I ever do.
Thanks for watching,
Gary
Beautiful bowl demonstrating your skills, talent and patience. Bravo! All the Best, Serge
Thanks so much Serge and thanks for watching.
Gary
Very nice I really like the contrasting woods and as always u explain it very well
Thank you very much, happy you enjoyed it. I like the woods a lot and I really like the random lines in the Zebra wood.
Thanks for watching,
Gary
Wow that is so beautiful I love it well done Gary take care and God bless
Thank you Mike, happy you liked it. God Bless my friend,
Gary
Love it...the Zebra really adds to the design 👍😁
Thank you Heather, first time I have used it. Very interesting wood.
Thanks for watching,
Gary
Another Great piece, Gary!!
Thanks so much Clayton!
Beautiful bowl Gary. Hoping you and yours had a wonderful Thanksgiving. Thanks!
Thanks so much Mark, happy you liked it.
Take care,
Gary
Gary, that bowl is gorgeous…I love your choices of wood that you used!
Thanks Carol, when I bought the Zebra wood I was not sure how I would use it This was the perfect place for it.
Thanks for watching,
Gary
Many thanks, Gary for another very entertaining 20 minutes.Great looking bowl, great finish.
Thank you so much Alan, I hope you like tomorrows as well.
Take care,
Gary
That bowl is so nice looking. I have never seen that combination of woods used together and they are just beautiful together. Thanks for showing the sled you used in putting a 15 degree on each edge.
Thank you Larry and I have never used them together before. I knew I wanted the Zerbra wood and I love Padauk. The Wenge had to be used just to show up. I tossed around using Walnut for the rest but I have been wanting to use the Sapele that I picked up months ago. It just all worked out.
Happy you liked it.
Gary
Brilliant as usual. You Sir are an inspiration.
Thank you very much Ron for your kind words.
Take care,
Gary
Absolutely awesome and stunningly beautiful bowl
Thank you very much Kobie and thanks for watching.
Gary
One good takeaway from this video: to leave a section uncut when cutting the angles.
One remark: The angle finder does not tell you if your table is at zero degrees. If not sure, check that before you start.
Great video Gary. 😎
Thanks Leo. So the angle finder has a button to zero it to the surface you are working on. The way my saw is sitting it is about 3 degrees from being flat to the world. As far as my angle finder know it is set to a table that is now zero.
Another good trick is if you want to set the bandsaw table at an angle you put the angle finder on the blade and zero it. Now the table is adjusted to to the blade.
Thanks for watching,
Gary
@@ThePapa1947 Well, I have one of those angle finders too and its a great piece of kit.
For one thing the battery seems to last forever; it still turns on when I use it which is not very often.
Maybe mine has that zeroing feature too but I'm not sure. I always check the table first and thus far my table is always close to zero. But it sits on a wooden floor so it might vary over the seasons. Without a reference, the 7.50 degrees could be way off from what you really wanted.
@@emgiwoodworks when getting the angle on segments and getting them to close up you have to be more than pretty close. Being off .5 degrees will make each segment off by 1 degree times in this case 12 segments. We had a high dollar digital level a work and it also had a zero button. I would sure hope you angle finder has a zero button.
i really like this one above all the rest i have seen
Thanks Donald, it was lots of fun to make.
Take care,
Gary
This bowl is absolutely gorgeous! Perfect inside and out. Really enjoyed your video. Thank you for sharing 😉
Thank you so much Tanya, very happy you like it and it was lots of fun to make.
Take care,
Gary
Very pretty.
Informative the way you made the feature ring. Maybe some day I'll figure out how to send you a picture of my Is Chevron around the bowl
Thank you Dana. Only way to send a picture is email TH-cam does not have a way to do that.
I like the simple stuff you do best, but marvel at the complex, nice job.
Thank you Judith, I like the simple ones as well and there will be more of those coming.
Gary
Wow, Gary. That's amazing and beautiful. It definitely was a lot of work but well worth it. Take care.
Bill
Thank you Bill, yes it was a lot of work for sure but it is the kind I like. Happy you like!
Take care,
Gary
This is amazing Gary! Very neat!
Thank you very much Chris, happy you like it.
Gary
This one is one of my favorites
Thanks Jeff, I was very happy with how it turned out.
Thanks for watching,
Gary
Gary, I am always amazed by the precision & accuracy of your segmented pieces. I know it was a skill developed from your work before 'retirement' but I suspect you have honed the skill even more through your segmented turnings. Your attention to detail is astonishing & this really shows in your segmented pieces. Very relaxing viewing with your commentary matching your wood turning skill. Thanks for sharing. Don from South Aust.
Thank you Don. For sure my work needed accuracy. Even though what I made was not considered art many people who saw it and had no idea what it was for called it art. Some very unusual shapes for sure.
Thanks for watching.
Gary
Your right about the Paduak bleeding. I tried to make a Paduak feature ring up against Maple and yes, it blead something terrible. Beautiful bowl.
Thank you George, the only way I have stopped it from bleeding into the Maple is to use very light coats of sprayed lacquer. Once I have done that 3 or 4 times I can spray normally and build up the finish.
Thanks for watching,
Gary
So beautiful work 👍. Cheers
Thanks so much Sony!
Take care,
Gary
Love it. Your feature ring goes above and beyond with that zebra wood. Very cool.
Thank you Doug! It was lots of fun to do.
You should be getting your package today.
Take care,
Gary
As always,Gary. beautiful work Love watching your videos.Thank you! Dave
Thanks so much Dave, happy you like it and thanks for watching,
Gary
The bowl looks fantastic Gary. As per usual you share your knowledge with the rest of us. Thanks for a great video, I always look forward to them.
Thank you Mark I appreciate your comments and thanks for watching,
Gary
Super réalisation Gary 👍 vraiment technique 😵💫 et le résultat est magnifique bravo 👍👏🇨🇭 j’ai fait une vidéo sur ma chaîne que j’ai copié sur toi et je suis content du résultat merci 💫
Denis merci beaucoup. Très heureux que cela vous ait plu et je vais regarder votre vidéo. Je suppose que je ne savais pas que tu faisais des vidéos.
Prends soin,
Gary