Multiple Axis Turning, Maple Bowl, Part 2
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Este es el segundo video de una serie de dos. En el primero, habíamos hecho un cuenco de arce con la pared del lado de adentro y del lado de afuera tan esféricas como fue posible. En este segundo video, vamos a realizar torneado en múltiples ejes, haciendo uso de dicha esfericidad.
**This is the second video in a series of two. In the first, we made a maple bowl, with the interior side and the exterior side of the wall as spherical as possible. In the second video, we are going to take advantage of that sphericity to turn in multiple axis.**
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Estos videos están inspirados en el trabajo del gran tornero alemán Hans Weissflog.
***This videos are inspired in the work of the great German woodturner Hans Wessflog.
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**Thank you so much!!**
Salud!!
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you are both a nice gentleman and a professional woodturner
Dear Sameh! Thank you very much, my dear friend, for your kind comments! Cheers! Daniel
I agree with Carl and others below, beautiful! Thanks
Hi Kevin! Thank you so much, my dear friend, for watching the video and for your nice comments. Take care of yourself and be healthy! Daniel
Excellent job Daniel! The bowl is beautiful, and what a great technique to make it. Thank you for sharing!
Take care,
Carl
+Carl Jacobson Hi Carl! Thank you, dear friend, for the kind comments and for watching the video! Cheers! Daniel
Merci
I can't understand most of the commentary, but the language of woodworking is universal. Great work, awesome job!
+Jake aka Remaggib Hi Jake! Thank you very much for your comments! If you can, please let me know what is wrong with the commentary to see if there is a way to solve it. Thank you. Cheers! Daniel
Nothing wrong, I just have a very hard time with anything that isn't perfect english. Also I had to listen at low volume because my headphones are broken and my wife was sleeping in the next room. So nothing you did
Jake aka Remaggib Oh! Cool! Sorry about my English! I am from Uruguay and although I have been living in the States for the last 25 years, still have a strong accent :). Thank you for letting me know! Cheers! Daniel
Daniel, there are many who live in the US and don't even bother to try to learn the language. You don't have to apologize for your accent, like I say, woodworking is a universal language, and if I listen again louder I can make most of it out. No need to apologize for something you can't help, the fact you learned the language and do tutorials in it are huge, and I respect you a lot for that. I subscribed to you, and I'm sure after a few videos I will get better with understanding the accent!
Jake aka Remaggib Hi Jake! Thank you so much for the encouragement! That means a lot to me! Cheers! Daniel
Fun project, Daniel. I understand that it wasn't exactly what you planned, but it's still eye-catching. Thanks again for sharing your work.
+Barry's Woodturning Hi Barry! Thank you very much, my friend, for watching and commenting! It is pretty nice for an experiment, I will have to keep working in perfecting a technique for doing this. Cheers! Daniel
Hi Danial,
Now that's just showing off!!! only joking my friend.
The technical degree to this bowl is amazing, I was thinking all week that I would have a go at whatever Daniel does!.... yeah right oh lol the only part I would be able to do is sweep the floor lol.
I would have been chuffed if I could turn the sphere jam chuck... seriously lol.
I'll never forget that video, I feel honoured to have watched it.
Fantastic... a woodturning genius in my view.
Thanks for sharing, I have a feeling that this video will have many views and it deserves it.
Take care my friend.
Cheers
Andy
+Andrew Smith Hi Andy! Many thanks, dear friend, for your comments, always very kind and for watching the video. I am far from being a woodturning genius, but I take the compliment anyway LOL! You should see the work of Hans Weissflog! I need to continue experimenting, because this is an area of woodturning that seems really interesting. Cheers! Daniel
Very impressive turning Daniel...Nicely done..
Hi Britt! Thank you, my friend, for the kind comment and for watching the video! Cheers! Daniel
Wow that came out beautiful and it's a really cool experiment, but there is one huge problem with this bowl... I think all my cereal will spill out....LOL! Great video as usual.
+Jorge Araujo (HANDCRAFTED CREATIVE) Ha, Ha, Ha! Yep! No milk in this bowl :) But, you can use it for popcorn! Thank you, dear friend, for watching the video and for the comment! Cheers! Daniel
Muito obrigado mais uma vez. Seus trabalhos são ótimos
Beautiful work sir.👍🏾 I am new to your channel recommended by Gord Rock. Thanks for sharing your talent. I do wonder why you didn't use denatured alcohol to loosen the hot glue though.....
Hi Greg! Thank you, my friend, for watching the video and the nice comments and thanks to Gord for the Recommendation, he is a great woodturner and I watch his channel often! The video for that multiple axis turning was an old one, and I did not come on the tip of using denatured alcohol for loosening the hot glue yet. You can also use a heat gun for that as well. In other words, I learned a lot since then, hahahaha! Cheers! Daniel
That is some wild-ass turning! Incredible!
Hi Cedrick! Thank you very much for your comments my friend! Cheers! Daniel
Thanks Daniel very well presented & finished
Hi Ray! Thank you very much my friend! Cheers! Daniel
Very interesting technic Daniel; this one is for the book :) Thanks for sharing. Marc
+Marc 's Oneway of turning Hi Marc! Thank you very much mon ami! I am glad you liked it! Cheers! Daniel
Amazing ! A truly remarkable piece of work Daniel .This video was well worth waiting for my friend , and perhaps see more multi axis turning bowls at a later date?. A real pleasure to watch!Take care, Bram
+Brams shed Hi Bram! Thank you for the comment dear friend! I am sorry about the wait, it was a bit complex to edit, so that the process would be more or less clear. It is a fact that I will keep trying and experimenting a lot more with this area of woodturning! Cheers! Daniel
A masterpiece! The work is done at the highest professional level. It was interesting to watch. Thank you. Like!
+Аleksey Bek Hi Aleksey! Thank you so much, dear friend, for your very kind comments! I am glad the video was entertaining! Cheers! Daniel
Really interesting solution. Good luck!
Excellent! Absolutely beautiful work. I really like solid parts on the top each of the exterior circles, it adds to the piece and is a really nice effect. It's not an error, it's an embellishment!!!!!!!!!
Thanks for sharing,
Jon
+rcwarship Ha, Ha, Ha! You are absolutely correct my friend! Just an opportunity for a "design change". I cannot complain, it was the first time I did this sort of turning and the bowl has been a hit! Cheers! Daniel
Beautiful work! The finish on the maple was perfect.
+Monte Turner Hi my friend! Thank you very much for the comment! Cheers! Daniel
Beautifully designed and finished Daniel, great craftsmanship involved.
perhaps if you were to reposition the bowl after you cut each set of circles on the outside by 180 degrees. this is difficult to explain but if the bowl was on the bottom of the jam chuck in for original setup it would now be on the top for the new one and you would maintain the same centre point for the circles, so there is now 2 lines on your jam chuck with 2 marks to align to for each set of circles if that makes any sense
Regards
Frank
+Frank Fitzpatrick Hi Frank! Thank you very much, dear friend, for the comments! And thanks for the suggestions. Yes, that could work, it was a bit frustrating that after all the shaping of the spheres the result was not what I originally intended. But, it was not bad either and I will have to keep trying. So, I am sure I will use your suggestion at some point. Cheers! Daniel
Absolutely beautiful! Amazing job! Thank you for sharing.
+Cigar Smoka Hi Cigar Smoka! Thank you, my friend, for the comment! Cheers! Daniel
Absolutely stunning bowl, thankyou for sharing
Hi Maryke! Thank you very much, my friend, for your kind comments! Cheers! Daniel
Fantisimo,Shalom ,and the end product is very new. and is so beautiful. love it .jim
Hi Jim! Thank you, dear friend, I am glad you liked it. Yes, it is a technique a bit out of the regular path. Requires a bit extra work but the results are nice. Cheers! Daniel
Outstanding Daniel! Outstanding. Congratulations on a beautiful bowl and design.
Hi Sandra! Thank you very much, my friend, for your kind comments! Cheers! Daniel
Amazing bowl Daniel, great project and I'm sure you have inspired many of your followers.
+Simon Leach Hi Simon! Thank you, my friend, for your comments and for watching the video. And, if I have inspired someone to do something similar I would be just repaying a very small part of all the inspiration I got from TH-cam videos and I will be really happy about that! Cheers! Daniel
A brilliant technique Daniel, and a beautiful result. This is something I will try in the future....after referring to your video many times :)
Take care
Mike
+Mike Waldt Hi Mike! Thank you, my dear friend, for watching the video and for commenting! I was inspired by Hans Weissflog, and you are more than welcome to try this technique. I am sure there are better ways to do it as well. It is a question of continuing experimentation! :) Cheers! Daniel
Uruguayo querido! saludos desde argentina! genial trabajo!
Hola Luxie! Muchas gracias amiga mía por el comentario! Un abrazo fuerte! Daniel
its funny how its easy to watch a craftsman work. bravo maestro
beaumarisdavid Hola beaumarisdavid! Thank you very much, my friend, for your comments! Cheers! Daniel
A very technical piece, great attention to detail, excellent result. All the best, Jim
+Jimson's Stuff Hi Jim! Thank you so much, my friend, for the comments and for watching the video. I hope to improve on the technique as I go along! Cheers! Daniel
Brilliant, Daniel, just brilliant. Beautiful work and your technique was great; how you managed to calculate everything and then pull it off is inspiring. Thanks for sharing it, Daniel. I'm sure I won't be the only one trying to think of ways to use this information.
Take care, Daniel,
.....Gord
+Gord Rock Hi Gord! Thank you very much, dear friend, for your kind words. I have to admit that I lost a bit of sleep at night for a few nights raking my brain trying to see how to do it. The secret is the sphere. I have a few other ideas and I will try to implement them in some future videos! Thanks for watching! Daniel
Brilliant Daniel, I've never seen this done before, what a great technique, as always very well demonstrated and explained, And the bowl is beautiful, Thank you for sharing,
Best wishes Harry
+The Little Garden Shed Workshop Hi Harry! Thank you very much, my friend, for your kind comments! There are not so many videos in multiple axis turning or off-center turning, so I wanted to add a bit to that particular topic.I hope to continue uploading some other videos about this in the future. Cheers! Daniel
I am catching up on videos after a short holiday I had on the South coast of Ireland. This is wonderful and I loved the methods you used... I have never seen anything like this before. Super work, well done.
Best Wishes, Brendan.
+baconsoda Hi Brendan! Thank you so much, dear friend, for watching the video and for the kind comments! I hope you enjoyed your holiday! Cheers! Daniel
Greatly enjoyed this two parter! Came out very nice. I really like the multi axis part of it and the piercings.
+AnkleBiter Woodworks Hi Scott! Thank you very much, dear friend for your comment and for watching! Yes, I should try a few more multi axis turnings in the future! They are fun! Cheers! Daniel
te quedo perfecto siempre a otro nivel mis felicitaciones.
+Baldwin Otero Hola Baldwin! Muchas gracias, estimado amigo, por tus amables comentarios. Un abrazo bien fuerte! Daniel
I love how it turned out. How you did it sort of amazed me.
Hi Jennie! Thank you, my friend, for your kind comments! Cheers! Daniel
Stunning, what beautiful piece, I like it just the way it is. Your videos are so well shot and edited they are joy to watch. You Sir are in inspiration to all. Please keep those videos coming they are informative and entertaining.
Take Care. Frank
+Frank Taylor Hi Frank! Thank you very much, dear friend, for your kind comments, for watching the video and for the encouragement! Cheers! Daniel
beautiful bowl i like the effect you get :)
Thanks Daniel
+Daniel Harrison Hi Daniel! Thank you so much, my friend, for the comment! It is a nice effect, isn't it? Cheers! Daniel
WOW What a great achievement my friend. This came out beautiful, very original and enjoyable video, I would call this as a next step to wood turning, Thank you Daniel for sharing such a unique piece.Take care
+Al Furtado (Wood Turning) Hi Al! Muito obrigado, meu amigo! It is something new for me, and I want to continue exploring this topic. So I hope to do some other similar work in the near future. Besides some stumbling here and there, I cannot complain about the final result. You should check Hans Weissflog work, the guy is a genius. Cheers! Daniel
Truly beautiful, thank you for sharing.
Hi Lou! Thank you very much, dear friend, for your kind comments! I am glad you enjoyed it! Cheers! Daniel
Impressive work, Daniel. Thumbs up.
+OG Timbercraft Hi OG! Thank you very much, dear friend, for your kind words! Cheers! Daniel
Parabéns Daniel por mais um projeto maravilhoso. Quanto custa nos Estados Unidos uma Chuck (Placa com garras) como este usado no seu vídeo? Aqui no Brasil não encontrei.
Bravo
Hi Mondher Azzouzi! Thank you very much for you kind comment! Cheers! Daniel
That's a beautiful bowl - love it! Just subscribed :)
Hi Necati! Thank you so much, my friend, for watching the video, for commenting and subscribing. Welcome to my TH-cam Channel! Cheers! Daniel
I am new to your channel. I loved this video. Such excellent work! I have a lot to learn from you. Thank you and well done.
Glen
+Pipe Nutter Hi Glen! Thank you very much, dear friend, for your comment and for watching the video! Welcome to the Channel! Cheers! Daniel
Obrigado amigo por mais um trabalho lindo ,sempre dou graças a"Deus" por existir pessoas que tem o prazer de mostrar estes trabalhos lindos ,gracias.
+Francisco Gastardelli Olá Francisco! Muito obrigado, meu amigo muito querido, pelas suas amáveis palavras. Tento continuar assim. Um abraço muito forte! Daniel
Great turning!
+Mitch Peacock - WOmadeOD Hi Mitch! Thank you very much, my friend, for your comment! Cheers! Daniel
Very talented. Great video.
Hi Lee, thank you very much for your kind coment! Cheers! Daniel
Great turning... Greater music!!!!
Hi Skip! Thank you very much, my dear friend, for watching the video and for the comments. Cheers! Daniel
Skip Evans Q
Daniel, I really like how this piece turned out and found the instruction of the video to be excellent as well. This is something I will try in the future for sure. Thank you for sharing. I loved the music btw. Cheers, Gord
Hi Gord! Thank you so much, my friend, for watching the video and for your comment! It was a fun project! I am really glad you enjoyed the music! Cheers! Daniel
Trabalho muito bem executado. Muito bem explicado, e isso para mim como torneiro principiante ajuda muito. Parabens Daniel e continuacao de optimo trabalho
Olá Fernando! Muito obrigado meu amigo! Um grande abraço! Daniel
Nice idea Daniel, thank you....!
+Jack Maravola Hi Jack! Thank you very much, dear friend, for your kind comment! Cheers! Daniel
Daniel, you certainly challenged yourself on this project. How many nights sleep did you lose planning ? !!! The final piece is beautiful & although not "perfect" in your eyes I think you should be very proud of yet another stunning piece of turning.
Always a pleasure to watch you & your skills at work.
Thank you for sharing & my regards as always .......,Geof Harris (England)
+geofo60 Hi Geof! Thank you so much, dear friend, for your kind comments! And you are correct, the idea of turning something like this kept me awake for several hours, trying to find the best way to chuck the piece, how to do the multiple axis turning, what sort of jig I could make, etc. At the end, as I said, I am pretty satisfied with the result. It is just that I planned something a bit different, the catch in the first part and the non uniform cut in the second, sort of sent my plans sideways. I will keep trying though :) Cheers! Daniel
outstanding as always ,you must never sleep my friend the calculations you must have had to make to get this project done is brilliant :)
+Garry Cottee Hi Garry! Thank you, my friend, for your kind words! Ha, Ha, Ha! Yes, I spent some time thinking how to do this, and it worked pretty well, although there are some things to tune up. Hopefully, for the next project I make in multiple axis, I will be able to solve some small problems, let's see. Cheers! Daniel
Excellent...!!
Cheers...
+Adam Quincey Hi Adam! Thank you very much, dear friend, for your comment and for watching the video! Cheers! Daniel
very very well thought out daniel, nice workmanship. best turning video i have seen on you tube so far!
as always thank you for your time and effort to make the video
''turn on''
hubie
+hubie hubco Hi Hubie! Thank you, my dear friend, for your kind comments! It is high praise indeed considering that there are fantastic things in TH-cam, and it make me feel humble and proud at the same time. I have seen some multi axis work done, particularly, Robbie the Woodturner has very nice works in that area. But unfortunately, it is an area where there are not as many videos as in other areas. Cheers! Daniel
daniel, good afternoon
watch all your videos, I love your creativity, I'm from Brazil and I'm interested in getting to work with also crafts, could you tell me the formula that you apply the wood to let her more beautiful still, I know I'll mineral oil, but , others do not know.
you could pass me the product relationship for me to do at home too!
I saw other products saw a tripoli product that nobody knows what is aui in Brazil. I'm waiting for a return and congratulations for his work with wood
Hi Jkuntz! Muito obrigado, meu amigo, por seus comentários amáveis! Le paso los dos videos donde hago las fórmulas de la pasta abrasiva (que lleva trípoli o tierra de diatoméas o terra de diatomáceas y la del pulimento a fricción. Un abrazo fuerte! Daniel
Video de pasta abrasiva: th-cam.com/video/MvYbvRnLhb8/w-d-xo.html
Video de pulimento a fricción: th-cam.com/video/KbZ7zsJtWwQ/w-d-xo.html
Great, great, great work, my friend!!! Un abbraccio. Mauro
+Mauro il tornitore Ciao Mauro! Grazzie Mille, amico mio! Thank you for watching the video and for commenting! Un forte abbraccio! Daniel
Very creative. Thanks.
+Gary McCoy Hi Gary! Thank you very much, dear friend, for your comments! Cheers! Daniel
this is just down right super cool what a great job
Hi Chico Cash! Thank you so much, dear friend, for your nice comment! Cheers! Daniel
Wow! I'm just starting out...literally, as I got my first lathe two days ago. Nice to see what the future can hold. Thanks for the inspiration. BTW, I teach classical piano and love the music in your video. Composer and piece??? Thanks!!
Hi Steve! First, welcome to my channel, I hope you find there many inspiring videos. The one you watched was, indeed, a little out of the ordinary turning, I plan to do more of that stuff in the future. Regarding the music, if you check time stamp 30:45, you will see there the list of all the musical pieces I use, I always put that information at the end of my videos. In this particular one I used mostly classical music, including Les Toreadors, form the Opera Carmen from Georges Bizet, Eine Kleine Natchmusik from Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, William Tell Oberture from Rossini, Brandenburg Concerto No 4 first movement for Johann Sebastian Bach, the Flight of the Bumblebee from Nicolai Rimsky Korsakov, Cello Suite No. 1 from Bach as well, Rondo alla Turka from Mozart and a few others. I am glad you enjoyed the music. Cheers! Daniel
very nice good job love it
+adrian barber Hi Adrian! Thank you very much, my friend, for your kind comment! Cheers! Daniel
Great work
Hi Richard! Thank you very much, my friend, for your comment! Cheers! Daniel
Hi Daniel!! I was looking forward to this second video,and you haven't disappointed me at all. I know it isn't exactly what you wanted,but experimenting is everything! Love it,and your skills never cease to amaze me :) Keep it up my friend, Take care, Keith.
+Keith Barrow Hi Keith! Thank you very much, dear friend, for watching and commenting! I am glad that you liked the video, and you are correct, experimentation is everything! Cheers! Daniel
amasing real nice work
Hi Henk, Thank you very much for your kind comments! Cheers! Daniel
I was thinking...
if the bowl was first turned as a thick/large solid sphere with the outside rings carefully cut DEEPLY into it in the 4 places (rotating the sphere in a jam chuck)... then turn a spigot for the 4 jaw chuck you could then take the thick (overly large) sphere down to the outside shape of a bowl you want... then with careful measuring hollow the inside and sneak up on the internal rings until the proper thickness is achieved...resulting in the desired look...in theory.
ive never tried this..but it makes sense in my mind.
Good Video...thanks
+SkunkTreeCarvings Hi my friend! Thank you very much for your comments and for the suggestion. It does make a lot of sense, doing what you say, would, in a way, determine the internal shape that best produces the intersect, even if that shape is not a perfect sphere. I really appreciate the idea and I should try it in a future! Cheers! Daniel
you did good for the first time
Hi Ray! Thank you, my friend, for your kind comment! Cheers! Daniel
Awesome bowl, Daniel! I admire your video work also. On the really close-up shots on the interior of the bowl, did you do that all with your camera, or use your video editor to zoom in?
Hi Rick! Thank you so much, my dear friend, for your kind comments! Actually, most of the time they are a combination of camera zooming and zooming with the editor. If I use only the camera, sometimes the recording ends up blurry, and if I use only the editor, it looks pixelated (is that really a word? ha, ha, ha, I hope you understand what I mean). The combination allows me to get the best results. Cheers! Daniel
Daniel, I loved this video and the bowl. I knew the desired result before I watched the video and I spent a good amount of time trying to figure out how to accomplish it but I could not come up with any solutions.
I understand that the top intersections could not show through without breaking through the bottom intersections because of the curvature of the outside of the bowl. I was wondering if you could sneak up on making the top ring on the inside of the bowl slightly deeper would cause the upper most intersection show through.
Thank you for the great and inspired work.
Hi Ray! Thank you very much, dear friend, for your comments and for watching the video. Yes, the solution you mentioned could have solved the problem. The issue was that I had already turned the project around and many times, when you do turn around once more, the thing ends up woobling a bit. So I decided to leave it at that. Cheers! Daniel
Thank you Daniel. I understand why it could not be performed on your bowl because I watched you remove the tendon in the video. As you explained, that bowl was an experiment and a truly innovative way of performing the multiple axis turning.
The reason that I asked is, having seen your video I am wanting to try it myself and wanted your input on making an adjustment to the bowl to fix the problem.
Again, Thank you very much for your reply.
Yes, if you are going to try in a new bowl, by all means, that should work. The best is always to get a very spherical surface. I am trying to think of something that might work a little better. Cheers! Daniel
Very interesting! Could you hide the fact that the outer grooves are not equal depths by re-chucking the bowl from the bottom and making the upper inner rings slightly deeper to complete the hole patterns? Thanks for sharing!
+Don Fillenworth that would work..good idea.
+Don Fillenworth Hi Don! Thank you for your comments and for the suggestion! Yes, Skunk TreeCarvings made a similar suggestion, I could sneak up in the upper part of the external groove, from the inside groove to try to get the intersection. It makes sense. Although this one did not end up as I expected, at the end I liked the pattern it developed. But I will definitely consider what you said in the next try I make (which probably it will take me several until I finally get it right :) ) Cheers! Daniel
Don Fillenworth jp
Menudo acento tienes jajajaj, se nota que eres español. Gran trabajo, por cierto ;).
+Nacho Martínez Hola Nacho! Muchas gracias, amigo mío por el comentario! Ja, Ja, Ja, Ja! Sí, hace 24 años que vivo en EE.UU. y no se me despega, pero le erraste a la ciudadanía! LOL! Soy uruguayo, lo cual no quita que el acento sea igual de fuerte! Pero descendiente de españoles y más específicamente, gallegos! Un abrazo bien fuerte! Daniel
Bravo !!
Hi Garry! Thank you very much my friend! Cheers! Daniel
Your welcome... I like seeing " Craftsmanship " curious if the axis of the other edge was at 90 degrees to center line of sphere would that make the cutting of the eccentrics easier ?
Hi Garry! In this particular case, I tried to make the shape of the bowl as spherical as possible. If I achieved that then, no matter what axis you use, the cut should be the same, since a sphere is identical in all sides and axis. Still, I think I did not achieve a perfectly spherical piece and so the difficulty. Also, I think that if I had used a cup center to position the piece in the jam chuck it would have made a more centered cut. All ideas for the next :) Cheers! Daniel
Just a off the wall idea.. I see the bowl turners using a Laser Light for wall thickness... could this be used in your turning ? Have a line on the jam chuck for horizontal reference then with the laser light a vertical reference for placing the bowl. Would this help in orienting the circle to be cut.. on or above or below the center line on the jam chuck
Hi Garry! I guess something like that could work well. I just got a hollowing system that it is laser guided. One could do a sort of template where the laser could move and use the light reference to turn up to that position. Cheers! Daniel
good video other then the horrendous music omg
Hi Jarred! Thanks for the comment! I am sorry you didn't like the music. I know it is difficult to please all tastes so I try to put different styles in different videos. Cheers! Daniel
daniel that was over the top turning. bob
+Robert Kutz Hi Robert! Thank you very much, dear friend, for your kind words! Cheers! Daniel
What Carl said thanks
Thank you my friend! Cheers! Daniel
This is show us just your skill and is not something new.
Hi Michael! I do not understand really your comment. In none of my videos I just intent to show skill, I always do voice overs explaining what I do to guide the viewer in the process. This is part 2 of two videos, and in the first one I explained that it was inspired in the work of Hans Weißflog. (or Weissflog). So I never pretended that it was something new, although I never seen this particular shape done before in TH-cam. All my channel is dedicated to help woodturners to do projects and the idea is always revolving in teaching and learning. If I just wanted to do a show of skill, I could do much shorter videos, like many you see in other channels. I sacrifice the shortness of the video at the risk of losing the attention of the viewer because I am pointing to people interested in learning, not just being entertained. So, if that is the direction of your comment, I am really sorry you feel it that way, there is nothing more apart from my intention with the videos. Daniel
Muito obrigado mais uma vez. Seus trabalhos são ótimos
VP Cittadin Olá Valcir! Muito obrigado meu amigo! Um grande abraço! Daniel
Daniel, you certainly challenged yourself on this project. How many nights sleep did you lose planning ? !!! The final piece is beautiful & although not "perfect" in your eyes I think you should be very proud of yet another stunning piece of turning.
Always a pleasure to watch you & your skills at work.
Thank you for sharing & my regards as always .......,Geof Harris (England)
Parabéns Daniel por mais um projeto maravilhoso. Quanto custa nos Estados Unidos uma Chuck (Placa com garras) como este usado no seu vídeo? Aqui no Brasil não encontrei.
+VP Cittadin Olá Valcir! Muito obrigado meu caro amigo, para comentários sempre amáveis. A empresa vende mandril es Easy Wood Tools. Eu passar o link para que você vê-lo na Internet. www.easywoodtools.com/products/easy-chuck/ Ele custa cerca de US $ 400.
Você pode obter através da Amazon.com Um abraço muito forte! Daniel