I had the privilege of attending a workshop you offered a few years ago in Lethbridge, Alberta, Canada. You were a huge inspiration then and you are a huge inspiration today. Thank you so much, Cindy. I look forward to more videos from you! .....Gord
Cindy, glad to see you doing videos again. Your a natural demonstrator and teacher and consument professional I learned a lot from the remote demo you did for our club. Thanks!
Great to hear your story Cindy. I have admired your work for a long time and really appreciate hearing about your journey. You are right about all of us growing togther as we share our information and methods with each other.Keep up the great work!
Those finials are truly sublime! I hope I can soon replicate such delicate finials in my calligraphy pens. I have had a opinion that finials as thin as toothpicks were too delicate to be practical, but I just really want to do it anyways! I today I made my own micro turning tools for the first time and I can see so many more designs in my head. Your vortex design was brought up in another video and I took some inspiration to make a super tiny one! Turned my first captive ring trying it out! I don't look forward to getting in bed tonight because I know I'm going to be too excited thinking about all the turning I will do in the morning!
what great info and also thanks for your inspiration a voice like yours keeps me striving to be better at what ever I do and not just turning wood thanks again
Took awhile to discover you. Appreciate your work and your talent. I’ve subscribed and anticipate learning a lot from you. Thanks for sharing your skills.
Thank you. You are awesome. My wife is a jewelry artist and I am a woodworker. We are always talking about having a house that is two workshops with a small living space between. Your shop is great and your sharing spirit is even greater.
Thanks for sharing with us Cindy, I attended a class of yours at SWAT in 2018 and enjoyed it very much. I also had a chance to chat with you there in 2018 and again in 2019.
Only recently started retirement and purchased a lathe for pens but soon wanted to do more, Your finials intrigued me and I have watched many of your videos to learn. Being self taught, thanks to youtube and learning all the time, thank YOU for sharing. Your blue, natural ledge waterfall bowl is just stunning, was it ever part of a video? If I can eventually create something even close to it I will be content.
Very interesting Cindy, thanks for sharing. I have heard that you will be doing a video demo for our club, Michigan-Ohio Woodturners in Feb. I look forward to seeing you.
Mark, 23K Gold is gold leaf. It's not paint. It wouldn't work too well for engravings. I use a gold engraving filler for that. It's not real gold, but looks like gold in the engraving.
This is a Vicmarc lever-style chuck. I like the lever chucks because they are lighter weight, and usually less expensive to buy. Also it is faster to change diameter by spinning the ring than by twisting a key a bunch of times. Other brands make a lever style chuck also. Vicmarc has always been excellent quality.
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Thank you for sharing your journey. Mine is starting soon. I picked up my 1st lathe today.
Welcome to the fun world of woodturning!
I am a returning turner and am so happy to have found you and your work!
You're work is what inspired me to become more delicate in my work. Much appreciation Cindy.
I had the privilege of attending a workshop you offered a few years ago in Lethbridge, Alberta, Canada. You were a huge inspiration then and you are a huge inspiration today. Thank you so much, Cindy. I look forward to more videos from you!
.....Gord
Hi Gord! I had a great time in Lethbridge!
Wow, your pieces are spectacular! Such delicate work and elegant shapes! Amazing!
I love watching your progression - it gives me hope and inspiration. Thank you for what you're doing.
You are so skilled and so generous in sharing your skills. Thank you.
Many thanks for sharing your background. But more importantly, thank you for sharing your philosophy and for mentoring so many!
I love the lidded vessel that is the cover photo of this video. I LOVE it since I own that beauty and get to admire it daily. It’s titled “Cognac”.
Cognac is one of my best pieces ever! I'm so happy to hear that you love it!
Thanks for your time to make this superb video. Certainly admire your philosophy. Please keep giving us inspiring designs! 😊
You are an inspiration to all us woodturners Cindy take care.
Cindy, glad to see you doing videos again. Your a natural demonstrator and teacher and consument professional I learned a lot from the remote demo you did for our club. Thanks!
Great slogan at the end, and great meaning behind it. Amazing work and techniques I have learned from your DVDs. Keep turning and sharing, Cindy.
Very nice work great shop tour
Thanks Cindy you’ve been an inspiration to me and thanks for sharing your talent
Very inspirational, the motto at the end is so true.
Great to hear your story Cindy. I have admired your work for a long time and really appreciate hearing about your journey. You are right about all of us growing togther as we share our information and methods with each other.Keep up the great work!
Those finials are truly sublime! I hope I can soon replicate such delicate finials in my calligraphy pens. I have had a opinion that finials as thin as toothpicks were too delicate to be practical, but I just really want to do it anyways! I today I made my own micro turning tools for the first time and I can see so many more designs in my head. Your vortex design was brought up in another video and I took some inspiration to make a super tiny one! Turned my first captive ring trying it out! I don't look forward to getting in bed tonight because I know I'm going to be too excited thinking about all the turning I will do in the morning!
Wonderful - Thanks for sharing Cindy , and thanks for spreading such a wonderful message , I could not agree more !
Very nice work great shop tour thanks for sharing
what great info and also thanks for your inspiration a voice like yours keeps me striving to be better at what ever I do and not just turning wood thanks again
Thank you Cindy for sharing your knowledge
Good video, Cindy.
New to woodturning and your thoughts are greatly inspiring... Thank you
Many great messages in there, love to hear your wisdom. Go for it.
Thank you so much for sharing your story. 🙏
Great video Cindy. I was looking up sharpening your detail gouge and ran into this. Funny thing is I’m making bottle stoppers as you did
Thank you for sharing. I've only been turning for about 7 months but I'm absolutely hooked. The turning community has been wonderful.
Thank you for sharing your talent 🙂
Took awhile to discover you. Appreciate your work and your talent. I’ve subscribed and anticipate learning a lot from you. Thanks for sharing your skills.
Thank you. You are awesome. My wife is a jewelry artist and I am a woodworker. We are always talking about having a house that is two workshops with a small living space between. Your shop is great and your sharing spirit is even greater.
You are so very talented, Your work is absolutely beautiful! Thank You for taking the time to spend with us.
Thanks for sharing with us Cindy, I attended a class of yours at SWAT in 2018 and enjoyed it very much. I also had a chance to chat with you there in 2018 and again in 2019.
Only recently started retirement and purchased a lathe for pens but soon wanted to do more, Your finials intrigued me and I have watched many of your videos to learn. Being self taught, thanks to youtube and learning all the time, thank YOU for sharing. Your blue, natural ledge waterfall bowl is just stunning, was it ever part of a video? If I can eventually create something even close to it I will be content.
Thank you for your kind words, Buster! I didn't do a video on the Waterfall piece. Maybe someday....
For me, it was seeing Norm Abram recreating a stair banister on This Old House that introduced me to turning.
Very interesting Cindy, thanks for sharing. I have heard that you will be doing a video demo for our club, Michigan-Ohio Woodturners in Feb. I look forward to seeing you.
Really love your work, your final boxes are so beautiful. I often try to emulate it but mostly fail miserably. But I'll keep on trying 😀
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Inspirational.
Bençãos sobre sua vida que tanto nos inspira com tanto talento. Amo tornear !!!! Amo seus trabalhos !!!!🙏🙏🙏🤩🤩👏👏👏👏🥰
love the one at 6:40 ,thanks for sharing
I would personally like to that Carter for allowing you to share your talent with us.
coucou, Cindy j'adore se que vous faite je suis Lionel de France je tourne aussi hâte de voir votre prochaine vidéo.
Inspirational. Glass brass rock shells ?
Cindy you ar awesome
Cindy. On the one piece you had a 23k gold edge. Was that a paint? I’m looking for something to fill my pen engravings
Mark, 23K Gold is gold leaf. It's not paint. It wouldn't work too well for engravings. I use a gold engraving filler for that. It's not real gold, but looks like gold in the engraving.
PS That planer is dreamy!
Yes, the planer is a nice one! It's a Northwood 24" x 8" with a separate DC motor for stock feed. I love it!
@@cindydrozda That planer is bigger than my shop! ;D!
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What Type of Chuck do you use it looks as though it would be easier for my hands then twisting that tea ranch until it gets tight
This is a Vicmarc lever-style chuck. I like the lever chucks because they are lighter weight, and usually less expensive to buy. Also it is faster to change diameter by spinning the ring than by twisting a key a bunch of times. Other brands make a lever style chuck also. Vicmarc has always been excellent quality.