Woodturning Art The captured wooden toy Spin Top Tutorial Part 1
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- Woodturning art is the captured wooden toy spin top tutorial part 1. This wood toy spinning top will stay right where you spin it. Learn to make a spin top in this DIY tutorial about wood tops. Click here to purchase materials for your wooden toy spinning top www.woodpopsgear.com
The captured wooden toy Spin Top Tutorial Part 2 • The captured wooden to...
If you are tied to a desk, talk on the phone or are stressed out this spin top is for you. The Executive Catch spin Top is designed to relieve stress by spinning a top that will stay in one place. You won't have to chase your spin top around your office. I use my spinning top while watching TV. Takes a little skill, but you will catch on.
This is installment number three in my Whimsical Spin Top series.
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Nifty!
I'm getting your template for free. Thank you for showing us how to do this and providing a template...
OK Terry! You are in my top ten. Thanks for helping out. Looking forward to our project.
Really cool! Love these
I’ll be getting one of the templates and can’t wait to make one of these tops!
Randy way to go. We are gonna have some fun.
@Randy Gleck need your address email me
Subscribed! Love this idea and the video, Roger.
OK Jay! You are in my top ten. Thanks for helping out. Looking forward to our project.
Fantastic!
I can't wait to get my template and share how it worked for me.
@turtlee5252 I don't have you in my registrations. If you want to participate please email me for the requirements and give me your address. Thanks for subscribing.
Ok we have our 2nd review in from Les.
"thanks for the template. I finished my first "catch top" today. Base and top out of oak with the help of your template, videos, and diagram (included with template).
Turning, sanding, and finishing (with shine juice) took about two hours total. I estimate, once learned, the process should take me about 30-45 minutes.
The template is an excellent guide. Edges are sealed to keep it strong enough to test widths while the lathe is turning. It would have been helpful to have the starting dimensions of the wood blank --especially the length. I added up the individual segment lengths to get to 71mm + 30mm for the chuck or roughly 4" x 2" for the blank (add a fraction for sanding as your skill level requires ;)
WoodPops' video describes three tools he created for the project. Since I don't have these, I found myself using my parting tool and smallest detail gouge exclusively after roughing out there basic form with a 3/4 inch spindle gouge.
Sanding from 80 - 400 grit was fast and easy.
My finished top does not spin well but it does catch perfectly. This seems to be a function of the catch bowl rather than the top (it spins fine on the table). I believe the bottom of the catch bowl may not be curved (cupped) as shown on the plan. I look forward to correcting this error on my next attempt.
Fun little project made easy with the template and videos. Recommended!
I can't wait to get my template so I can make a bunch of these , I will come back and let you know how it works for me.
Ok Jon you are in.
Very cool! I’m looking forward to making this.
Thank you Pam. I'm going to Factur tomorrow to make you a template, I hope you make lots of Executive catch tops.
Roger Dale Scott I hope to! Thank you!
@@pamhoven Alright alright alright!
Subscribed. I'm signed up to get your free template and I'm looking forward to make one. Very helpful videos.
OK Chris! You are in my top ten. Thanks for helping out. Looking forward to our project.
@@rogerdalescott , thanks for the template. I finished my first "catch top" today. Base and top out of oak with the help of your template, videos, and diagram (included with template).
Turning, sanding, and finishing (with shine juice) took about two hours total. I estimate, once learned, the process should take me about 30-45 minutes.
The template is an excellent guide. Edges are sealed to keep it strong enough to test widths while the lathe is turning. It would have been helpful to have the starting dimensions of the wood blank --especially the length. I added up the individual segment lengths to get to 71mm + 30mm for the chuck or roughly 4" x 2" for the blank (add a fraction for sanding as your skill level requires ;)
WoodPops' video describes three tools he created for the project. Since I don't have these, I found myself using my parting tool and smallest detail gouge exclusively after roughing out there basic form with a 3/4 inch spindle gouge.
Sanding from 80 - 400 grit was fast and easy.
My finished top does not spin well but it does catch perfectly. This seems to be a function of the catch bowl rather than the top (it spins fine on the table). I believe the bottom of the catch bowl may not be curved (cupped) as shown on the plan. I look forward to correcting this error on my next attempt.
Fun little project made easy with the template and videos. Recommended!
If you want a template Send me your address. Email me. askwoodpops@gmail.com. But I can only do so many. Act fast. Be sure to share this video (click above ) to your social community!
Ok we have our first review in from Jerry. Here it is. "@Roger Dale Scott, Found some shop time, made 2 catch tops, first one walnut, cut the bell or skirt to short so had to glue on a piece of maple, to extend it down . So make a tower of walnut and maple. to match. Almost wore out the switch on the lathe, going back and forth checking with template and reviewing videos # 1 and 2. Top #2 made out of madrone, with a spalted maple tower. Went much faster as i was more familiar with the turning order, and did not have to consult the videos.Both tops weighed on my scales at 21 grams. Second top was spot on with the template.
My suggestions ,DO NOT ATTEMPT TO MAKE UNTIL YOU HAVE A TEMPLATE, its sooooo much easier than measuring all the time.Please subscribe to Rogers channel, lets get him his 1000 subs.Order the template and go to the shop and gather your materials, when you have the template, you will be ready to make some fun catch tops. I will be making more for my kids and grand kids as Christmas gifts.
Thanks Roger for making such a great product available."
Later Jerry
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I am getting a template and making this top. As soon as I complete my top I will share it with you
Thank you Steve. I'm going to Factur tomorrow to make you a template, I hope you make lots of Executive catch tops.
@Steve Sizelove please email me your address
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Have been looking at this for a long time and now I've finally started my first attempt.
The Catch Top I made yesterday and it came out OK'ish although the outside is about 1mm undersize, all other dimensions are fine.
Other than that it looks good, spins nice and I will have a go at the base later today. Can't wait to test it!
I really like this idea, surprising that it didn't get more views. A lot of people may find this project challenging. Working to such specific dimensions is always harder than just free-handing. In fact that also was what kept me back for a while but when I made the Top yesterday, I found it easier than anticipated. So now with the more diffcult part already finished, I am really eager to finish the project.
If I ever manage to make a working version I will post a demo-vid with credits to the original creator.
/Leo
Thanks Leo. These are great fun. Keep at it. Are you using the template?
@@rogerdalescott Sorry Roger, I don't have one. As often I'm making a trial-piece first to determine a project's feasibility and I always do that with the tools at hand.
This one worked out nicely and I made a 1:30 video of it with credits & all. Can I show it to you as a preview so that you can give the go-ahead for publication?
@@emgiwoodworks Sure thing.
@@rogerdalescott Here it is: th-cam.com/video/YRXjvGYN0wA/w-d-xo.html
Currently Unlisted; to be published after you give the OK.
/Leo
@@rogerdalescott Sorry! New URL: th-cam.com/video/DBStrRM94fA/w-d-xo.html
I am gonna get a template when I make one ill share how it works can't wait
Thank you Matt. I'm going to Factur tomorrow to make you a template, I hope you make lots of Executive catch tops.
The ten FREE templates have been mailed. Check back in a couple of weeks to read the reviews. You can purchase one here. woodpops.com/product/woodpops-executve-catch-top-template/
Roger Dale Scott
If you are wondering what's up? I have a challenge taking place. Ten wood turners will get a free template for the catch top. They will use it to make a top within 10 day of receiving the template in the mail. They will come back here to the comments after making their catch top and give us their honest review of how it helps make a catch. That's it. No Catches. heeheeeheee My bad.
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