# 53 How To Make A Segmented Ring In Great Detail From Oak & Sapele
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- How To Make A Segmented Ring In Great Detail
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Well done, very informative
Thanks Tony. A lovely step by step explanation.
Very well done. Love the detailed explanation. Will certainly be looking for more videos from your channel. Thanks.
Thank you for sharing this technique.
Thanks, Tony. Much appreciated.
Thank you this was the best explanation I have seen yet. Looking forward to trying this out. Thanks
Thanks Tony, very informative offering, still working after 3 years..
Excellent video Tony! Thank you for sharing your segmenting process with us... Mike
Thank you Mike. You are more than welcome my friend. Tony
Hi Tony...very comprehensive tutorial ....there is no cutting corners with segmenting...everything has to be spot on and you make it look easy...nice one...All the best.....Andy
Andy Paramore thank you so much my friend. I really find it therapeutic. Tony
Well explained, thanks fore sharing your work with us 🙏🏼
Very good video. I'm about to attempt my first segmented bowl and I enjoyed watching your video. I'll remember to use the salt.
Another great lesson Tony 😊. You are a also à taented teacher! Thanks, Louise
Hi Louise thank you so much for your kind comments. It means a great deal when someone gets something out of my videos.
Safe turning. Tony
What a great tutorial Tony, thanks for sharing.
William Hunt thank you so much William. It is appreciated getting nice comments from someone like you. Tony
Great video, very clear instructions and informative. Nice camera work too. Thanks for sharing with us. Dan USA
Thanks Tony for taking the time to explain this process. Most turners videos gloss over this bit of the process. Excellent video.
Stephen Krall thank you so much my friend. Hope you enjoyed it. Cheers Tony
Excellent video Tony Thank you for sharing
DAVE THE WALSALL WOODTURNER thanks mate. Tony
I think you are the king of segmentation. It's all in the angles #360. Super one once again, Tony.
Irish Chippy thank you mate.
Thank you for a very instructive video Tony....
Ian thank you so much. You are more than welcome.
Great stuff tony
A perfect in depth explanation from “The Wedge Wizard”. Many thanks . Keep it up , a pleasure to watch. Rex. 👍☀️👍☀️👍☀️👍☀️👍☀️
Rex Oats thank you so much Rex. It’s my pleasure my friend. All I ask is that you keep watching. Cheers Tony
Tony thanks for the video. Well presented and explained.
Thank you so much COLIN. Your kind comments are much appreciated. Cheers Tony
First time I seen your videos, wow very 👍 an thanks you for going threw the details on turning, just bought a lathe two weeks ago
Great instructions, Tony!
Carol Riley thank you so much. Anything to help. Tony
Great tutorial.
Thank you for the useful technique.
That is rilly cool I like that bowl good job
Enjoyed your clip Tony, well done and very entertaining indeed.
Thank you for the technique for this glue up
Thankyou Tony great video now I will attempt a segmented bowl. All the best cheers
Thank you so much. I’m sure you will enjoy it.
Hi Tony very informative video thanks for sharing your insight into the segmented world I will get into it one day cheers Ian
ian mills thank you so much. I’m sure you will enjoy it. Tony
Muchas gracias por compartir.
El truco de la sal lo probare
Hi tony
Thank you for replying very much appreciated
All the very best
John s /manchester
No problem mate. Tony
Well Done, it is very informative. gives me a lot of ideas.
George McCombs thank you George. Cheer Tony
Just watching your guide Tony and soon as you spoke l knew you were local to me. I just starting to learn myself in M/boro. Great video.
Hi Mr Jingle, I was born in Hartlepool, however I’ve lived in Northallerton for the last 26 years. I worked in Mbro, and I visit on a regular basis as I’m in a woodturning club there (well before Covid) I’ve over 100 video’s so please enjoy.
@@tonymeadley8444 Thanks the reply Tony l will be watching them all and already subscribed. I looked into the club but theirs a long waiting list per their website. Can l ask where you bought your 30 degree clear wedgie.
I learnt a lot from that Vedic thank you very much. Jim Clarke from Australia
Very good education video 👍❤️
Loved the video and subscribed!
Great video 👍
Mountain View Turning thank you so much. I find it very therapeutic. Tony
Hi Tony, Thanks for this Video. I will have a go at it myself when I ame game to do so. All the best, Bill
William buckley thanks Bill. If you get stuck on anything please give me a shout. Tony
@@tonymeadley8444 Thanks Tony, I will ask if need be.
love it excelent
Thank you Tony. Very informative and the salt trick is amazing. I’ll try it on my next cutting board. New subscriber here.
Great video e xplained very well.good job
I enjoyed watching your video. Just getting started with segments and always looking for great tips such as yours. Also had to subscribe to your channel while here. I'll be back soon.
Hi Tony...great video ...very clear and informative... dont see how it could be any better...once again you have earned your salt🤣🤣🤣 ...thanks for the shout out... if we have any more kids I'm going to name it "Fuzzies"😃😃😃😎
Joe Neiswander thank you so much my friend. I think the poor child would get a hard time at school. Ha ha. Tony
Salt was an excellent tip!
Thanks for the salt tip Tony, must give it a go. Ron in Chesterfield
Ron Alcock it brilliant mate. I can assure you it doesn’t affect the strength of the glue. Tony
Hi Tony your video's are great to watch and learn from. The salt idea is very good. I'm very new to segment turning and struggling with how to arrive at segment length, but, I will get there.
I notice when your tightening your Jubilee ring that you use something attached with you drill. Ive tried to find info but no success. What did you use and where can I obtain one.
Thank you. Norman
Tony - superb video and explanations! I'm only left with one question. I understand marking the ring middles so the Sepele staggers. What I don't understand is how one can make sure the subsequent rings, as one gets larger rings, are centered on the rings. The rotation can be identified by your shown method, but how do I make sure the rings are centered relative to the smaller ring as I increase in the size of the bowl?
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how did you make your 12 sided pieces (width) to account for the thickness of the sapele to make the circle?
Hi Tony, I have watched a few videos on segmenting, as it's something I am going to have a go at. This video explained the process so perfectly. Thanks, Huw
Thanks Huw. I think you will find it easier than you think. If you get stuck. Then give me a shout. Enjoy. Tony
Very good video thank, I do have one question for you. The strips for in between the main segments, is there any particular reason for choosing to cut the strips cross grain ? Ripping a long strip on a table saw or bandsaw would have been possible. Was your reason to expose side grain on the outer side ? or was there another reason ?
Where do you get the segment angle from
Very helpful video. What is the plastic angle thingy you used (you said it came from a local art supplier) ?
Hi Phill that determines the angle of the segments and number of cement per ring.
Hi can you please tell me where I can buy the fixed plastic ,angle finders
Hi Frank I guess you are talking about the white plastic angle that fits into the sled that determines how many segments? If you are then I buy mine from Jerry Bennett website. Search on google jerry bennett products. Tony
Hi tony
Great video could you tell me where you get your oak from
I live in manchester is it anyway near
All the best
John
mag smethurst hi John I buy my wood from Hartlepool. I think it’s about two hours away mate. Tony
"A thousands of an inch out and by the time you fit 24 segments it'll be a millimetre out", (approx 40 thou). In engineering it's called cumulative error. The bigger it gets, the larger the error.