Thank you very much Elnar. As a matter of fact Spooky is laying on the couch right next to me with my wife on the other side. Just what he does all the time. Spooky says thank you! Take care, Gary
Thank you Karen. And Spooky knows it for sure. He has us trained very well. He will come and get us and go to his favorite place and wait to get brushed. He loves it. But his brother Dinky taught him how to do it after I taught Dinky how to drop for a belly rub. Wow did a create something there. At least we get lots of stretching for us LOL Gary
Another beautiful piece. When you explained the difference of the Mahogany changing colour, I thought to myself, you can't change mother nature. Well done!
Thank you Dave. One wood that can change color a lot is Purple Heart. If left in the shop unfinished it will turn very dark but after cutting and sanding it is back to purple. Thanks for watching, Gary
You never cease to amaze me! That bowl is absolutely beautiful! I really like how the pieces fit together. I’ve never seen anyone so creative! Fantastic job! Bravo!
Thank you Mary. I love doing these types of turnings as well as just tuning a piece of a log. It is nice to mix it up while I think of different ways to use segments. Take care, Gary
Thank you Dave I appreciate you watching and commenting. I will probably do more like this. But I have done some that were not CNC cut that have been a lot of fun to do. Thanks for watching, Gary
Wow.....hi Gary....I'm usually pretty good with words but this project is way beyond any sentiment other than another beautiful work of art and utility! Best wishes.
Thanks so much Dr. Skip! I have more plans for doing these and will pick even better colors of wood. Plus I think I can make it a bit easier. Being the first I did not know what would be the best way to get them all glued together. Thanks for watching, Gary
Wow I thought by myself how are you going to make a bowl out of a flat piece of wood or how are you going to make segments from these awesome shapes of wood. Well you really surprised me Garry. What an amazing and magnificent bowl.
Thank you Kobie. You can do the same with a flat board and a band saw. But need to have 2 half rings and I was concerned with the glue up after doing it that way. This gave the rings a better chance of lining up. At least I think it was better. Thanks for watcing, Gary
Hi Gary... oh my goodness... this one is just amazing.... I couldn't think how you were going to manage it... then you made a flat board and I was even more confused... very very clever... well done... great to see Spooky too ... take care...All the best.....Andy
Thank you Andy, It is pretty easy once you understand the concept. On large patterns at work I would sometimes cut large canted staves and even segments that way. Not that often but it worked there as well. Spooky is pretty excited about it after I told him he is a star lol Take care, Gary
Thank you so much J'Lyssa! It was such a shock when I cleaned the face of all the boards I almost wanted to make another. Your comment tells me it is just fine. BUT, I do have another planned and it will not look like this but the same idea. Thanks for watching and commenting, Gary
SUPERB!!! You what's been rolling around in my head, Papa Gary? To have you and Phil "Uncle Phil" Anderson, collaborate on a turning! One guy picks the piece of wood (sight unseen), and turns the outside; then send it to the other guy (sight unseen), who'll turn the inside, as well as choose/apply the finish. I think that kind of approach (no brainstorming, or comparing notes beforehand), would demonstrate/illustrate the raw talent, and artistic creativity, of both your unique turning styles; along with sending the viewership into the upper stratosphere, for die-hand fans of both channels (like myself). I don't know, Papa G: what do you think? Dwayne
Thank you Dwayne, I am sure it would be fun. The thing of it is after turning the outside it does not leave a lot of choices on the inside. Although what I just finished was a piece Phil gave me. The outside was a struggle and I almost joked about sending it back to Phil. Food for thought, Thanks for watching, Gary
@@ThePapa1947 Understood, Papa G; but the would be the beauty of the challenge. We would get to see how the wood 'speaks' to the other woodturner, after receiving the 'raw' initial turning, from the other woodturner. If you'd like to really see this concept applied to it's fullest extent: do two pieces- you start one, that Uncle Philly finishes; then he starts one, that you then finish... Wow, think of the possibilities? 🤔 I think it would be a friggin' awesome challenge!!!🤯 P.S.S. - I think both styles are uniquely different, but complimentary. You both let the wood reveal what it wants to be: you guys could easily finish a piece of each other's work, and I'd lay anybody odds, that both would be the bomb!💣 DT
I'm highly impressed by this work! I recently turned a small padauk bowl (6" dia by 4" tall) and finished it like you did, but followed up with two coats of Renaissance wax...it really has a shine!!
Very nice, him and his brother are very loveable cats. They follow us around like little puppies and we even call them the puppies. Does Orion like his belly brushed? Spooky sure does. I taught both of them to drop for belly rubs and now that is all they want.
Hi Gary, Very nice woodturning! The motif of the collage is original and the choice of wood species is harmonious. I like the finish you apply to this piece it gives even more depth to the design. see you soon Morgan
My garage suffers from what I call "Horizontal Surface Disease". Every horizontal surface grows a covering of scrap lumber, misplaced tools and assorted debris. This makes me want to go clear off my CNC and lathe and try something new. Thanks. Amazing job!
Well thank you so much. Happy you liked it but I am wondering if your disease did not spread to my shop. Every flat spot I have becomes a bench. I have 2 band saws next to each other and I move the wood from one side to the other depending on which one I want to use. I wonder if I should just put the wood away LOL So you have a CNC? Well you sure could do this. What sort do you have. Mine are both milling machines and have considered getting rid of one and get a CNC router. Thanks for watching, Gary
@@ThePapa1947 I have 1 1/3, roughly, of a 3 car garage. The balance is all junk we don't seem to be able to part with, but our heirs will no doubt find a dumpster for it all in short order. Before that time, I'm planning a big shed for the side yard. Once the junk moves out there, my wife thinks we'll finally get a car in the garage. I'm seeing a larger shop. Maybe we can squeeze in both. My CNC is a Shapeoko 3XL. Had it a few years now. Nice mid-sized unit. I built a dedicated cart for it, 54 wide by 23 deep. Still needed an enclosure and better dust control that me waving shop vac hose at it. A bigger than expected retirement bonus got me a copy of Aspire to run it with. Amazing CNC software but certainly not cheap. As if that didn't get weird enough, I got a 7-watt laser from J-Tech Photonics and strapped that to the CNC Z axis. Using LightBurn software on that. Bit more of a learning curve but wow is it fun to mess with. Again, when I can find it all. We have a "2-month" reno of our backyard that is now past 5 months and counting, so lots of backyard stuff had to come inside off the patio because there is no longer a patio. Add that to my persistent case of "HSD" and I cant find anything. My table saw is now a pyramid-shaped mound in the middle of the floor. Lathe cart is buried in gardening tools. Ditto the CNC cart. Keep saying I need to go clean it up but today I'm under the kitchen sink again. Replaced the faucet last night but there's now a small leak from the RO water spigot. Rats.
Thank you James I appreciate your comment. I enjoy CAD and CNC and have used it for everything from parts for a race car to detailed 3D carvings. Thanks for watching, Gary
Lovely bowl Gary but beyond anything I could do because I don't own a CNC machine! The way you cut those rings reminds me of another tool called a ringmaster which I own but haven't used much! Thanks for another great video! Cheers Al
Thank you Al, and yes it would be like a ring master for sure. My guess is the ring master came about because of a metal lathe with a compound slide. I plan on building one that fits my wood lathe. When I can get a Round Tuit? Thanks for watching, Gary
Hi Papa, another mesmeric design. Had to watch it whilst the management was out of the house, last time it cost me a new outfit for her. LOL god bless, stay safe. Tony
@@ThePapa1947 Don't feel guilty, you deserve a new roughing gouge if you've done the shopping, but don't tell your management I said so a good friend wouldn't get a buddy in trouble. LOL. Tony
Thank you very much Khan! Actually I drew 1 line and rotated it. That same line fits on top of the other. The trick is making sure the cutter is removing the proper amount of material. Thanks for watching my friend, Gary
Thank you Carol, I am working on a way(in my mind) that you might be able to make one. I need to test one out first and see. Happy you liked Spooky him and his bro Dinky are very good cats. They pretty much control us LOL Thanks for watching, Gary
We might both be handsome devils and the same age and all, but your mind just works differently than mine does. I have a hard time fitting a toothpick into my pocket and you just layout the most complicated puzzles and slip them together like nothing! Another fantastic segment turning, my friend! You keep making them and I'll keep watching. Congrats and well done, Gary! Phil
Well you know Phil I was just thinking this morning that could have been twins. About the same age, handsome...and Devils LOL So I am just finishing a piece of the Olive wood and was going to say I wish I was on a game show and had a call Phil option. Man this one was a bear! But I bet you will love it. Thanks for watching and making me laugh. Gary
@@ThePapa1947 Yup, the 1947 Twins of the Year! LOL! I understand, that Olive is some hard wood and probably lots of voids and crazy edges. But, it's so worth the effort. I'm sure yours will be spectacular!
@@PhilAndersonShadyAcresWoodshop Old and handsome? Okay, I'm a few months younger than you two but... I think I'll have to try a turning like this. With no CNC, I'll try it using a pattern bit on my router. One more challenge for my to-do list.
Hi Gary, So that's how it's done. It is stunning Gary, one of your best in my humble opinion. Now I'm looking forward to where you take this process next. I love the guest appearance as well. Take care Gary. Cheers, Huw
Thank you Huw, when you first told me about this picture I had no idea who did it. Then I stumbled on it(I trip easy) and read his response to a question someone ask. That was it! At that point it became very easy to design and the options are endless!!! Our 2 cats need attention and follow us everywhere. I have trained the both to drop for a belly rub on command. Now you can not walk past them without them doing it and looking up with waiting eyes..LOL Thanks for watching my friend, Gary
@@ThePapa1947 Thanks Gary. As I said in my comment I'm so looking forward to seeing where you go with this. Trained cats as well. Is there no end to your talents. LOL
Thank you Sagar, Tom is very talented and I let him know that he gets all the credit for the design. But now that I have done this one I have a few designs of my own I want to do. Take care, Gary
Truly amazing! You just keep on dazzling us with these swirly designs. You sure do have abstract thinking. Just plain talent my friend. Thanks so much.
Thank you David, I appreciate your comments. I think the most work was dialing in the cutting path to keep from breaking off the tips. Once I did that it was pretty easy sailing. Thanks for watching, Gary
The Grand Master of geometry and Master Turner had done its magic again. Thank you for letting us see it, totally enjoyable and beautiful work of craftsmanship. And I will NEVER understand the motivation of the person who gives it a thumbs down.
Thank you so much Judit for those kind words. I enjoyed doing it and showing how it can be done. Oh I did not notice a thumbs down. I am happy with those that liked it enough to give it a thumbs up. As long as it was not because of my cat I am fine LOL Thank you again for liking it, Gary
I am so happy to finally see someone address the horrible colour bleeding from Padauk. I'm new to woodturning and my first segmented piece was a little birdhouse ornament made to look like a brick house using Padauk and Ash. In the end, the Ash is basically a lighter shade of Padauk, no matter what I did, the colour kept bleeding and I finally gave up and embrace my pale orange 'grout'. I asked other woodturners if there was a secret to stopping it, but no one seemed to share my issue, at least now I can try using Padauk again and will hopefully have similar results as you did! I think this bowl turned out amazing, I can't wait to see what else you come up with!
Thank you very much. As long as you do not put a wet coat on from the start I promise it will not bleed. Very light over spray. And you do not have to wait long for the next coat. I did a Dizzy bowl that had Padauk next to Maple and I ended up sanding all of the finish off and started over. My little Padauk brick house vase had black veneer so it was not a probably to wipe on Tung oil. Thanks for watching and happy this was able to help you. Gary
Had the same problem with a rocking horse I make for my kids. the saddle was padauk and the body was maple. I nearly started crying when it looked like someone shot the horse and it was bleeding because the drips from the shellac finish dripped from the padauk to the maple =\
as a cat lady I cannot but say how cute Spooky is 😻
Thank you very much Elnar. As a matter of fact Spooky is laying on the couch right next to me with my wife on the other side. Just what he does all the time.
Spooky says thank you!
Take care,
Gary
Beautiful turning, Gary. Spooky is a cutie!
Thank you Karen. And Spooky knows it for sure. He has us trained very well. He will come and get us and go to his favorite place and wait to get brushed. He loves it. But his brother Dinky taught him how to do it after I taught Dinky how to drop for a belly rub. Wow did a create something there. At least we get lots of stretching for us LOL
Gary
Turned out nice. Kinda trippy to look at.
Thank you Brent, for sure you may not want to watch and drive on this one..LOL
Thanks for watching,
Gary
Beautiful 👍👍👍 . Thanks for sharing
Thank you too I am happy you liked it and thanks for watching,
Gary
So buitiful Idea showen and your friend 🙏❤🙏
Thank you so much 😊 Happy you liked it.
Take care,
Gary
Beautiful again Gary!
Thank you Robert I appreciate you watching and commenting.
Gary
Superb workmanship. Thanks for the inspiration .
Thanks Mark I appreciate you watching and commenting .
Gary
Very cool. Thank you very much for sharing.
Thank you Andrew for watching and commenting.
Gary
Again beautiful, thanks.
Thank you William, happy you enjoyed it.
Thanks for watching,
Gary
Excellent and inspirational
Thanks so much Stan, happy you liked it.
Take care,
Gary
Very amazing piece.
Thank you Jack, I appreciate you watching and commenting.
Gary
Another beautiful piece. When you explained the difference of the Mahogany changing colour, I thought to myself, you can't change mother nature. Well done!
Thank you Dave. One wood that can change color a lot is Purple Heart. If left in the shop unfinished it will turn very dark but after cutting and sanding it is back to purple.
Thanks for watching,
Gary
You never cease to amaze me! That bowl is absolutely beautiful! I really like how the pieces fit together. I’ve never seen anyone so creative! Fantastic job! Bravo!
Thank you Mary. I love doing these types of turnings as well as just tuning a piece of a log. It is nice to mix it up while I think of different ways to use segments.
Take care,
Gary
love your work.👍
Thank you Sunny, very happy you like it and thanks for watching,
Gary
This is a delight...
Thank you very much J. Mack.
I don't know what to say. Just the layout, design and execution... lets just say for this to even have an end result is incredible.
Thank you very much Thomas I appreciate your comments.
Take care,
Gary
Very nice again.
Thanks so much Robert!
Take care,
Gary
Great job
Thank you very much Theodore😀😀😀
Beautiful
Thanks so much William!
Take care,
Gary
It is beautiful Gary just beautifu.
Thanks so much Ahron, happy you liked it.
Take care my friend,
Gary
Looks Great!!
Thank you Don and thanks for watching.
Gary
Wow! What an amazing bowl. Well done.
Thank you Dave I appreciate you watching and commenting.
I will probably do more like this. But I have done some that were not CNC cut that have been a lot of fun to do.
Thanks for watching,
Gary
as always great work
Thanks so much Neil, I appreciate you watching,
Gary
Wow.....hi Gary....I'm usually pretty good with words but this project is way beyond any sentiment other than another beautiful work of art and utility! Best wishes.
Thanks so much Dr. Skip! I have more plans for doing these and will pick even better colors of wood. Plus I think I can make it a bit easier. Being the first I did not know what would be the best way to get them all glued together.
Thanks for watching,
Gary
That's really cool, Gary!!!
Thank you Billy, it was very interesting to do and I will do more using other designs I have been working on.
Thanks for watching,
Gary
I've been trying to work out a similar cutter to use on one of my wood lathes. But I'll get it.
I have plans on making one for my wood lathe as well.
Wow I thought by myself how are you going to make a bowl out of a flat piece of wood or how are you going to make segments from these awesome shapes of wood. Well you really surprised me Garry. What an amazing and magnificent bowl.
Thank you Kobie. You can do the same with a flat board and a band saw. But need to have 2 half rings and I was concerned with the glue up after doing it that way. This gave the rings a better chance of lining up. At least I think it was better.
Thanks for watcing,
Gary
Hi Gary... oh my goodness... this one is just amazing.... I couldn't think how you were going to manage it... then you made a flat board and I was even more confused... very very clever... well done... great to see Spooky too ... take care...All the best.....Andy
Thank you Andy, It is pretty easy once you understand the concept. On large patterns at work I would sometimes cut large canted staves and even segments that way. Not that often but it worked there as well.
Spooky is pretty excited about it after I told him he is a star lol
Take care,
Gary
your a very quite a wood turner !!!
Thank you Dennis, I appreciate the comment,
Gary
Awesome💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜
The different color of mahogany makes it unique.
Thank you so much J'Lyssa! It was such a shock when I cleaned the face of all the boards I almost wanted to make another. Your comment tells me it is just fine. BUT, I do have another planned and it will not look like this but the same idea.
Thanks for watching and commenting,
Gary
beautiful papa
Thank you Gloria, happy you enjoyed it.
Very beautiful gary.nice job.
Many thanks happy you liked it.
Take care,
Gary
WELDONE gary so so beautiful. fantastic. I can't say how beautiful the bowl is.
Thanks so much Manjit, very happy you liked it and thanks so much for watching and commenting.
Gary
Speechless the mind boggles how you can conceive a design like this thank you
Thank you very much. Happy you enjoyed the video.
Gary
SUPERB!!!
You what's been rolling around in my head, Papa Gary? To have you and Phil "Uncle Phil" Anderson, collaborate on a turning! One guy picks the piece of wood (sight unseen), and turns the outside; then send it to the other guy (sight unseen), who'll turn the inside, as well as choose/apply the finish. I think that kind of approach (no brainstorming, or comparing notes beforehand), would demonstrate/illustrate the raw talent, and artistic creativity, of both your unique turning styles; along with sending the viewership into the upper stratosphere, for die-hand fans of both channels (like myself). I don't know, Papa G: what do you think?
Dwayne
Thank you Dwayne, I am sure it would be fun. The thing of it is after turning the outside it does not leave a lot of choices on the inside. Although what I just finished was a piece Phil gave me. The outside was a struggle and I almost joked about sending it back to Phil.
Food for thought,
Thanks for watching,
Gary
@@ThePapa1947
Understood, Papa G; but the would be the beauty of the challenge. We would get to see how the wood 'speaks' to the other woodturner, after receiving the 'raw' initial turning, from the other woodturner. If you'd like to really see this concept applied to it's fullest extent: do two pieces- you start one, that Uncle Philly finishes; then he starts one, that you then finish... Wow, think of the possibilities? 🤔 I think it would be a friggin' awesome challenge!!!🤯
P.S.S. - I think both styles are uniquely different, but complimentary. You both let the wood reveal what it wants to be: you guys could easily finish a piece of each other's work, and I'd lay anybody odds, that both would be the bomb!💣
DT
Very cool Gary!
Thank you so much Magen, happy you liked it.
Thanks for watching,
Gary
Please never stop sharing your knowledge. I enjoy learning from you. Excellent video.Thank you
Thank you very much Claude. I have lots of things planned.
Thanks for watching,
Gary
This is sharp!
Thank you Josh, happy your liked it.
Gary
I'm highly impressed by this work! I recently turned a small padauk bowl (6" dia by 4" tall) and finished it like you did, but followed up with two coats of Renaissance wax...it really has a shine!!
Thank you Doug, I have not tried Renaissance wax. It sounds like it does a great job.
So many products to try.
Thanks for watching,
Gary
Good job 😁👁
Thanks so much Randy, happy you liked it and thanks for watching,
Gary
Absolutely Beautiful Jigsaw Puzzle! Great Design and Cut!
Thank you very much Dave and thanks for watching.
Gary
Beautiful bowl. Great design and imagination.
Love you visitor. We have a look alike named Orion
Very nice, him and his brother are very loveable cats. They follow us around like little puppies and we even call them the puppies.
Does Orion like his belly brushed? Spooky sure does. I taught both of them to drop for belly rubs and now that is all they want.
Thank you very much! Happy you liked it and thanks for watching,
Gary
Very nice❤
Thank you very much 😊
Hi Gary,
Very nice woodturning!
The motif of the collage is original and the choice of wood species is harmonious.
I like the finish you apply to this piece it gives even more depth to the design.
see you soon
Morgan
Thank you Morgan, I think the possibilities on this are endless and I have a very simple one drawn up that should look great as well.
Take care,
Gary
My garage suffers from what I call "Horizontal Surface Disease". Every horizontal surface grows a covering of scrap lumber, misplaced tools and assorted debris. This makes me want to go clear off my CNC and lathe and try something new. Thanks. Amazing job!
Well thank you so much. Happy you liked it but I am wondering if your disease did not spread to my shop. Every flat spot I have becomes a bench. I have 2 band saws next to each other and I move the wood from one side to the other depending on which one I want to use. I wonder if I should just put the wood away LOL
So you have a CNC? Well you sure could do this. What sort do you have. Mine are both milling machines and have considered getting rid of one and get a CNC router.
Thanks for watching,
Gary
@@ThePapa1947 I have 1 1/3, roughly, of a 3 car garage. The balance is all junk we don't seem to be able to part with, but our heirs will no doubt find a dumpster for it all in short order. Before that time, I'm planning a big shed for the side yard. Once the junk moves out there, my wife thinks we'll finally get a car in the garage. I'm seeing a larger shop. Maybe we can squeeze in both.
My CNC is a Shapeoko 3XL. Had it a few years now. Nice mid-sized unit. I built a dedicated cart for it, 54 wide by 23 deep. Still needed an enclosure and better dust control that me waving shop vac hose at it. A bigger than expected retirement bonus got me a copy of Aspire to run it with. Amazing CNC software but certainly not cheap. As if that didn't get weird enough, I got a 7-watt laser from J-Tech Photonics and strapped that to the CNC Z axis. Using LightBurn software on that. Bit more of a learning curve but wow is it fun to mess with. Again, when I can find it all. We have a "2-month" reno of our backyard that is now past 5 months and counting, so lots of backyard stuff had to come inside off the patio because there is no longer a patio. Add that to my persistent case of "HSD" and I cant find anything. My table saw is now a pyramid-shaped mound in the middle of the floor. Lathe cart is buried in gardening tools. Ditto the CNC cart. Keep saying I need to go clean it up but today I'm under the kitchen sink again. Replaced the faucet last night but there's now a small leak from the RO water spigot. Rats.
That is absolutely beautiful. Great use of CAD and CNC.
Thank you James I appreciate your comment. I enjoy CAD and CNC and have used it for everything from parts for a race car to detailed 3D carvings.
Thanks for watching,
Gary
That's absolutely beautiful and the design is awesome.
Thank you Joann, happy you liked it and I plan on doing others.
Thanks for watching,
Gary
Awesome work
Thank you Vern, happy you liked it.
Thanks for watching,
Gary
Lovely bowl Gary but beyond anything I could do because I don't own a CNC machine! The way you cut those rings reminds me of another tool called a ringmaster which I own but haven't used much! Thanks for another great video!
Cheers Al
Thank you Al, and yes it would be like a ring master for sure. My guess is the ring master came about because of a metal lathe with a compound slide. I plan on building one that fits my wood lathe. When I can get a Round Tuit?
Thanks for watching,
Gary
That turned out really cool. You have all the fun toys.
Thank you Suzette! Yes I do have fun toys and I still want more. But I may need to get rid of some so I have room for them.
Thanks for watching,
Gary
WOW - that bowl is beautiful. Your skill level is over the top.
Thank you very much Kerry, I enjoy doing these types of things and my back ground helps me a lot.
Thanks for watching,
Gary
Hi Papa, another mesmeric design. Had to watch it whilst the management was out of the house, last time it cost me a new outfit for her. LOL god bless, stay safe. Tony
Thank you Tony! I just came back from shopping and it cost her a new roughing gouge LOL.
Take care and God bless you as well my friend,
Gary
@@ThePapa1947 Don't feel guilty, you deserve a new roughing gouge if you've done the shopping, but don't tell your management I said so a good friend wouldn't get a buddy in trouble. LOL. Tony
Very nice Gary.
Thank you kindly, very happy you liked it.
Gary
Absolutely gorgeous Gary. 👍🇺🇸
Thanks so much I am happy you liked it. I know it was fun to make.
Thanks for watching,
Gary
Great looking bowl thank you for sharing this. James
Thank you James happy you liked it.
Take care,
Gary
@@ThePapa1947 you're welcome you take care also. James
C’est magnifique papa 1947 bravo 👏👏👍
Je suis très content que vous ayez aimé Denis.
Merci beaucoup d'avoir regardé.
Gary
That is so cool 😎😍
Thanks Mandi, and it was really fun to do!
Take care,
Gary
Beautiful 👍 and the bowl was really nice too ☺
Very nice Graydog! Thanks for watching,
Gary
Very good take on an economy bowl. Thanks for sharing!
Thank you Gord, happy you liked it.
Thanks for watching,
Gary
wow, it's amazing, great job,👍👍👍👍👍
Thank you Gao! Happy I beat you to it LOL
I did keep me pretty busy but I like that.
Take care,
Gary
A great bowl. It reminds me of the hanabara cartoons, Scooby-Doo in particular.
Thank you! Oh ya Scooby-Doo. The kids had that going all the time.
Thanks for watching,
Gary
Gary, that is awesome! Coolest segmented bowl ever!
Thanks so much Rick, it was fun to do and fun to mix modern technology with wood turning.
Thanks for watching my friend,
Gary
Rick, where have you been? Been worried about you.
Very creative, I really like it. Thanks Tim
Thank you Tim, happy you liked it.
Gary
Wow that’s amazing,beautiful, stunning, x
Thank you very much Linda i appreciate you watching and commenting.
Gary
Absolutely fabulous!!!!
Thank you, happy you like it.
Gary
Mr. Gary you knocked it out of the park, just amazing Twisted bowl. Take care my friend stay safe god bless
Well thank you Donald I am very happy you liked it.
God bless you as well my friend,
Gary
Brilliant Gary! 👏👍😊
Thank you Martin!
Reality nice candy dish you have there love the cool pattern thanks for sharing makes me wish I had a milling machine
Thank you Wade, I also made one where you do not need a milling machine. You might want to check it out.
Gary
One of a kind! Fantastic.
Thank you Jay, very happy you liked it.
Thanks for watching,
Gary
My mind boggles at the calculations which you must be doing to fit everything together. Must be satisfying and fun to see it to the end. Beautiful.
Thank you very much Khan! Actually I drew 1 line and rotated it. That same line fits on top of the other. The trick is making sure the cutter is removing the proper amount of material.
Thanks for watching my friend,
Gary
Wow, great bowl...I don't have a CNC machine, so I can't do that. Gorgeous cat, too!
Thank you Carol, I am working on a way(in my mind) that you might be able to make one. I need to test one out first and see.
Happy you liked Spooky him and his bro Dinky are very good cats. They pretty much control us LOL
Thanks for watching,
Gary
Awesome workmanship!
Thank you very much Charlie!
Take care,
Gary
We might both be handsome devils and the same age and all, but your mind just works differently than mine does. I have a hard time fitting a toothpick into my pocket and you just layout the most complicated puzzles and slip them together like nothing! Another fantastic segment turning, my friend! You keep making them and I'll keep watching. Congrats and well done, Gary!
Phil
Well you know Phil I was just thinking this morning that could have been twins. About the same age, handsome...and Devils LOL
So I am just finishing a piece of the Olive wood and was going to say I wish I was on a game show and had a call Phil option. Man this one was a bear! But I bet you will love it.
Thanks for watching and making me laugh.
Gary
@@ThePapa1947 Yup, the 1947 Twins of the Year! LOL!
I understand, that Olive is some hard wood and probably lots of voids and crazy edges. But, it's so worth the effort. I'm sure yours will be spectacular!
@@PhilAndersonShadyAcresWoodshop Old and handsome? Okay, I'm a few months younger than you two but... I think I'll have to try a turning like this. With no CNC, I'll try it using a pattern bit on my router. One more challenge for my to-do list.
Phil, I agree with your comments.
🐼 Big Bear Hugs from a 67 yr old grandma in Kirby, Texas, USA 🐼......
Thanks so much Grammy Bear!
Stunning work! You are a wood mathematician! Hugs for Spooky!
Thank you Nan, happy you like it and I do love math.
Thanks for watching,
Gary
@@ThePapa1947 😃😃😃
Awesome job again Papa, very impressive..
Thank you Bobby, I appreciate you watching and commenting.
Gary
That is stunning!
Thanks so much Terry and thanks for watching.
Gary
That’s just beautiful .
Thanks so much Theresa very happy you liked it.
Gary
Really awesome, beautiful build. Thanks for sharing! 🐈 🐈⬛✌️❤️🍻🖖
Thank you Jack and thanks for watching,
Gary
A real nice bowl Gary I thought it was intricately brilliant after only four and a half minutes
Thanks so much Warren I appreciate your comment.
Thanks for watching,
Gary
Amazing turn. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you Ken and thanks for watching.
Gary
Marvellous bowl, I like it a lot. Cheers from Sweden.😄👍❤
Thank you very much Ann and Cheers from Oregon,
Gary
Me gusta mucho . Fantastic e super super super nota10.👍
Feliz que te haya gustado y muchas gracias por mirar.
Gary
Beautiful design n nice work 👍
Thanks so much Sony!
Cheers,
Gary
хорошая работа.супер
Большое спасибо, рад, что вам понравилось.
Заботиться,
Гэри
Beautiful awesome turning!!
Thanks so much Dennis, I appreciate you watching and commenting.
Gary
Hi Gary, So that's how it's done. It is stunning Gary, one of your best in my humble opinion. Now I'm looking forward to where you take this process next. I love the guest appearance as well. Take care Gary. Cheers, Huw
Thank you Huw, when you first told me about this picture I had no idea who did it. Then I stumbled on it(I trip easy) and read his response to a question someone ask. That was it! At that point it became very easy to design and the options are endless!!!
Our 2 cats need attention and follow us everywhere. I have trained the both to drop for a belly rub on command. Now you can not walk past them without them doing it and looking up with waiting eyes..LOL
Thanks for watching my friend,
Gary
@@ThePapa1947 Thanks Gary. As I said in my comment I'm so looking forward to seeing where you go with this. Trained cats as well. Is there no end to your talents. LOL
Another BEAUTIFUL piece, thanks!
Thank you Robert and thanks for watching and commenting.
Gary
Tessellations. Neat stuff. Esher's work would make an interesting blank
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Thank you have you seen this one I have turned?
th-cam.com/video/0vkSJFTElAU/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=ThePapa1947
Thanks for watching,
Gary
That is beautiful, Gary.
Thank you very much, happy you liked it.
Take care,
Gary
Don't think I will ever achieve the level of workmanship that you have, but you sure do inspire!!! Thank you, and great work! Cheers!
Thank you very much for your comment and just keep working at it and I am sure you will do fine.
Take care,
Gary
Очень красиво!🖒Великолепная работа👏. Интересное видео.
Спасибо большое. Очень рад, что вам понравилось.
Гэри
Super idea from Tom lohman but you did very well my friend loved this awesome piece & also love your 🐈 take care my friend hat's of you.
Thank you Sagar, Tom is very talented and I let him know that he gets all the credit for the design. But now that I have done this one I have a few designs of my own I want to do.
Take care,
Gary
That's beautiful Gary! Good job!
Thank you Bill, happy you like it and thanks for watching.
Gary
Truly amazing! You just keep on dazzling us with these swirly designs. You sure do have abstract thinking. Just plain talent my friend. Thanks so much.
Thank you Zetus! I sure enjoyed making it and happy you liked it. There will be more coming my friend.
Take care,
Gary
Beautiful work sir!
Thanks so much Marc!
Thanks for watching and commenting,
Gary
WOW!
Thank you Yvonne!
Awesome. You really know your way around different woods. XD
Thank you Jussi I appreciate you watching and commenting.
Gary
Gary, this is a beautiful piece of work. I can tell how much effort you put into this piece. Thank you for sharing this with us.
Thank you David, I appreciate your comments. I think the most work was dialing in the cutting path to keep from breaking off the tips. Once I did that it was pretty easy sailing.
Thanks for watching,
Gary
The Grand Master of geometry and Master Turner had done its magic again. Thank you for letting us see it, totally enjoyable and beautiful work of craftsmanship. And I will NEVER understand the motivation of the person who gives it a thumbs down.
Thank you so much Judit for those kind words. I enjoyed doing it and showing how it can be done.
Oh I did not notice a thumbs down. I am happy with those that liked it enough to give it a thumbs up. As long as it was not because of my cat I am fine LOL
Thank you again for liking it,
Gary
@@ThePapa1947 Cats are only human ...
@@braidwooddesignstudio5536 So true! They sit in my human chair and I wait for my turn to use it...
I am so happy to finally see someone address the horrible colour bleeding from Padauk. I'm new to woodturning and my first segmented piece was a little birdhouse ornament made to look like a brick house using Padauk and Ash. In the end, the Ash is basically a lighter shade of Padauk, no matter what I did, the colour kept bleeding and I finally gave up and embrace my pale orange 'grout'. I asked other woodturners if there was a secret to stopping it, but no one seemed to share my issue, at least now I can try using Padauk again and will hopefully have similar results as you did!
I think this bowl turned out amazing, I can't wait to see what else you come up with!
Thank you very much. As long as you do not put a wet coat on from the start I promise it will not bleed. Very light over spray. And you do not have to wait long for the next coat. I did a Dizzy bowl that had Padauk next to Maple and I ended up sanding all of the finish off and started over. My little Padauk brick house vase had black veneer so it was not a probably to wipe on Tung oil.
Thanks for watching and happy this was able to help you.
Gary
Had the same problem with a rocking horse I make for my kids. the saddle was padauk and the body was maple. I nearly started crying when it looked like someone shot the horse and it was bleeding because the drips from the shellac finish dripped from the padauk to the maple =\
@@linkinprk1981 hope you were able to fix it.