Enjoy your video. You explain yourself very well. Love the finish touch. I will try to apply myself on this project. Could you please tell me what size the lumber is? To me it looks like it is 4x4x12 inch. Thank-you. Waiting for your reply. Again, nice work. I wil be watching more of your videos
Roger, that's a hell of a trick using the parting tool to create the burn marks. I'll definitely be trying that on a scrap piece to see if I can get it to work right.
@@sharonparsons3757 I've only within the past few months been able to use the parting tool like Roger does in the video. I was using Formica samples from Lowe's for the longest and still do depending on the width of the burn marks I'm seeking.
Love the video. Will be trying it myself soon. In your section under the video, it is the same advertising for your pens and disclaimer. Would like to see what tools you use, what finish you used, what speed you drilled the hole, etc. It is supposed to be a tutorial and this information would be helpful. I also had a short section that was sped up and I couldn't understand you. Don't know if it was just me. Thanks for the video though, it was helpful. And yes, adding music is not a choice I would make.
What time of day did you do this video? Early AM? That rooster of yours just wouldn't shut up. Like Frostera said, I couldn't stop laughing. Now, although I've seen a lot of your turning videos, I have a beginners question. How does a tapered shaft , slid into a tapered receiver, when a straight shaft into a straight receiver wouldn't. I love the design , Roger. It's very elegant, but simple enough for a beginner to do.
I am turning my first vase right now. This video was very helpful. I am curious about parting the tenon off. Thanks for sharing this.
You are so welcome!
Thank you very much Roger, I've learned something new in vase turning
Enjoy your video. You explain yourself very well. Love the finish touch. I will try to apply myself on this project. Could you please tell me what size the lumber is? To me it looks like it is 4x4x12 inch. Thank-you. Waiting for your reply. Again, nice work. I wil be watching more of your videos
I loved this video, I want to learn this, I’ve been a bench jeweler for 35 years, you are a good instructor!
Thank you so much!
A genuine masterpiece! You should start selling these beauties! ✌🏽
Wonderfull, Gold hands and a great pesion to teach. All the best to you dear Roger from Moshe in israel that learn from you a lot.
Heard the farm in the background so many times before, that rooster this morning though... I couldn't stop laughing.
Pro tip, if you sharpen the skew occasionally, then it will actually cut instead of burning the wood.
Roger, that's a hell of a trick using the parting tool to create the burn marks. I'll definitely be trying that on a scrap piece to see if I can get it to work right.
wire works great for that too
We are taking lessons, and our instructor told us to use scraps of linoleum
@@sharonparsons3757 I've only within the past few months been able to use the parting tool like Roger does in the video. I was using Formica samples from Lowe's for the longest and still do depending on the width of the burn marks I'm seeking.
Hi Roger, nice piece of work. I am a beginner. Can you please tell me what kind of polish/wax you use for that nice shine?
Love the video. Will be trying it myself soon. In your section under the video, it is the same advertising for your pens and disclaimer. Would like to see what tools you use, what finish you used, what speed you drilled the hole, etc. It is supposed to be a tutorial and this information would be helpful. I also had a short section that was sped up and I couldn't understand you. Don't know if it was just me.
Thanks for the video though, it was helpful. And yes, adding music is not a choice I would make.
BEGINNER & LEARNED A FEW NEW THINGS. USING A SKEW WOULD ALSO GET YOUR LINES AS WELL AS USING WIRE TO DARKEN TO YOUR PREFERENCE
Beautiful Work. I am wondering what you used for a finish ?
This video will help you
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mooi gedaan
Wow emazing video
Lovely
How long does it take you to make one of these?
What time of day did you do this video? Early AM? That rooster of yours just wouldn't shut up. Like Frostera said, I couldn't stop laughing. Now, although I've seen a lot of your turning videos, I have a beginners question. How does a tapered shaft , slid into a tapered receiver, when a straight shaft into a straight receiver wouldn't. I love the design , Roger. It's very elegant, but simple enough for a beginner to do.
Nice one
nice tutor vid...you could lose the music, though ha ha
Music is too loud, I can't hear when you talk ! ! !
Nice job. I did not like the background music, just my taste.
stop the music