How to turn a bowl on the pole lathe with Ben Orford (Part 2)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 18 ส.ค. 2011
- This 5 part series shows you how to turn a bowl on a Green Woodwork pole lathe. From shaping your blank with an axe to using a variety of chisels and fine tuning your bowl, Ben shows you how to get the most from your pole lathe and how to create your very own bowl.
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To bad it was windy, but very informative and thanks for doing it ! Really enjoyed it and great job !
Awesome demo of very old school tech. I'd love to build and use a lathe like that. Thanks Ben.
Stumbled upon your video. Very cool! I've never seen one of these old lathes before, thasnks for sharing.
Excellent video. Wonderful to watch and listen to these demonstrations, just to see what I can absorb. Thank you for showing us your work. Also, 11,400+ views and 3 comments? Hmm. Weird.
People complaining about free information. Priceless.
Just found your Video in my research about pole lathes. Thank you for the inspiering, detailed explanation!
This is great stuff, nice to see what man and nature can do in perfect harmony, brilliant !
tape a sponge around the mic., will kill the sound of the wind
great video Ben!
Very well explained , thanks!
Great stuff so pleased you found it useful 👍
@@BenOrfordsome of the best on TH-cam 😁
@@yoman2854 wow thanks a lot 👍
Very interesting Ben.
I would love to give that a try.Shame about the wind noise.
Sandy
Wonderful!
I love so mutch this old stile jobs and also this kind of ecology machines!
I will start up to learn this tecniques, but you can say me wehere it' s possibile to find the hand tools? I think that it's noto siple...
Thanks for sharing your experience!
Greetings from North West Italy.
Dario
Good sir
IS it better to use fresh or dried wood for working pieces?
I like this better than a spring pole lathe... Less space...
Great video. I just had a small question, why don't you want it to spin faster? I'd imagine if it was spinning faster, then it would be easier to cut?
awesome vid the wind is fucking killing me !
Glad you like the vid, sure the wind was a pain, that was before we had a decent camera and mics. We may do it again sometime. Thanks
Recently we've been doing more Pole Lathe and Green Wood projects! (+ a lot less wind noise...) Check them out here: bit.ly/2Emc0tD
Ben, I see some of these lathes the rope goes through the bed, as you do, and sometimes I see that they go behind. Any benefits to either approach?
Neil
Этот экспонат нужно в музей, возможно он единственный)))
does it work with hardwood? plz answer
+David Sabau from experience I can confirm it does
hmm, some video editing programs come complete with a fix for that
a tonga da milonga do cabuletê....
This is going in my to-do list, first I have to finish this really awesome project I found in Woody Hyezmar’s Woodworking Bible, as seen on his website. Thanks for the video, bookmarked!
Bloody Wind
Wind.
Would love to watch this but can’t stand the wind noise.
Yes it was a shame about that it was filmed before we had a proper mic and camera set up.
Maybe we will re film at some point 👍
@@BenOrford good luck with your channel. I’ll be back when the sound improves
@@vsmetc7305 thanks a lot but it was only a issue on this series of videos. All the others are fine. So make sure you check out the other videos on the channel
cheers Ben
What di he say????
Shame about the wind. It would have been nice to be able hear some of what he was saying...
WHAT?!
the reason for all the views and so few comments is the wind over shadows the video and most people cant watch it from beg to end. same reason im not finishing the vid wish i could nice set up though traditional strives to be this simple
I made it by myself. I used woodprix scripts for that.
too bad the sound sucks
Shame the effort of video production didn't match the effort of bowl production
Great video horrible sound
Which is not a pole lathe.
A sock. An elastic band. Would have made this video audible. It's a write off I'm afraid. :(