Just awesome, almost left me speechless, my wife walked by and I told her I had been wanting to make one of these for years, I have all the tools except the lathe. I have made the legs with a draw knife but they don’t looked s nice as the ones you made. I really enjoy your videos as always.
It would be nice to see a bit more of the sped up tasks at normal speed so one can get in idea of how fast you are actually moving the tool. In this case, the use of the power carver. It would also be nice for you to tell us how long you were actually carving, sanding, etc... Something like 2 minutes at normal speed would be nice before speeding it up.
Love anything to do with spindle turning, in the few years I’ve been turning I must have a hundred bowls, and now I’m setting my sights on spindle work. I did the flowers, and actually turned the stems to 3/16”x 12” and I just finished my first owl, difficult chuck to make that holds the head, and I definitely want a stool like yours, I’d love to see a video explaining the traditional shapes and creative ways of stacking them and preparing for each cut, thanks for all your info in these videos
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A very nice project. I don't have a jointer but I guess I could hand plane it. Well done.
Thanks for watching.
Brilliant video and product
Thank you for watching!
Could I get a link to the respirator your using , the one with those filters up front and on top?
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Just awesome, almost left me speechless, my wife walked by and I told her I had been wanting to make one of these for years, I have all the tools except the lathe. I have made the legs with a draw knife but they don’t looked s nice as the ones you made. I really enjoy your videos as always.
Glad you enjoyed the video, thanks for watching
It would be nice to see a bit more of the sped up tasks at normal speed so one can get in idea of how fast you are actually moving the tool. In this case, the use of the power carver. It would also be nice for you to tell us how long you were actually carving, sanding, etc... Something like 2 minutes at normal speed would be nice before speeding it up.
Thanks for the feedback. I think in this instance the time depends on the desired effect you are hoping to create.
Love anything to do with spindle turning, in the few years I’ve been turning I must have a hundred bowls, and now I’m setting my sights on spindle work. I did the flowers, and actually turned the stems to 3/16”x 12” and I just finished my first owl, difficult chuck to make that holds the head, and I definitely want a stool like yours, I’d love to see a video explaining the traditional shapes and creative ways of stacking them and preparing for each cut, thanks for all your info in these videos