As far as the first wood turning project go's I remember my dad making this "ring cups" back in the early 90s with up to 5 rings on them on a much more primitive lathe, no one was impressed back then, but now people do this and are looked at like gods. It's a shame dad wasn't 30 years longer he'd have been the wood tuning God of KZread in the current time.

If you are expecting to see 50 projects, then I have bad news for you!

A nice video. Beautiful projects. But not 50.

@walmars3curity

Жыл бұрын

Yea, more like 100...

Several of these appear to be cups or goblets. What do you finish them with when they are a drinking vessel?

The donut goblet was super weird 😬😜

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B-E-A-UTIFUL

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EXCELLENT VIDEO !!! No annoying noises, to the point, Excellent craftsmanship !! You have a new subscriber !! You make me want to get out on my lathe NOW !! LOL !!

You can make good senseable coasters for the purpose with that log .. All types can be resolved made for with the pencils marking the end Lifestyle best regards coasters for your self

What finish are you using?

Lol when that ring came off. EUREKA!

Very nice gobelet ❤

Thats the thing about any craft, once 1 person does it on youtube everyone copies like they came up with the idea

@jackreacher3234

Жыл бұрын

As far as the first wood turning project go's I remember my dad making this "ring cups" back in the early 90s with up to 5 rings on them on a much more primitive lathe, no one was impressed back then, but now these people do this and are looked at like gods. It's a shame dad wasn't 30 years longer he'd have been the wood tuning God of KZread in the current time.

screwing endgrain to faceplate not good idea..

I like that goblet with the ring. Amazingly beautiful.

wow, I like it

@uwoo

3 жыл бұрын

thank

What finish is that?

This should have way more likes than this. These are my favorite types of turning videos. IMO anyways.

Never saw a bowl gouge?

creative video, good job

@uwoo

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you friend. I'm glad you liked it.

I like the video but the title is utter clickbait

Was all this wood dry? Looks like green wood.

I didnt count 50

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@uwoo

3 жыл бұрын

Thank

100 001😉👌Great job,beautiful piece man 😊

G'day love the video, gave me many new ideas for a beginner. I was wondering is that a German or Continental chisel that you are using for most of your work. I have one and have just found out what it was called. I was wondering if you could let me know how/what grind I could use it like yourself, as I've found very little info on it. Any help would be greatly appreciated as I know your time is valuable. Cheers and keep up the great work and ideas from Matt on the Fraser Coast, Queensland, Australia.

@josemariacasasolahernandez9735

2 жыл бұрын

,.bo bi;

@DeathMetalMusic-SavedMe

2 жыл бұрын

@@josemariacasasolahernandez9735 sorry mate I don't understand what you wrote. Have a good one 🤘🤘👋👋

@cattleNhay

Жыл бұрын

30-45 degree, less degree = more agressive. sharpening= lots of sweep, little roll. like a fingernail

I wouldn’t say this is 50 projects. Also most of them are the same project with different dimensions. Entertaining video though

Did you mean 5 projects?

@walmars3curity

Жыл бұрын

500

splitsville

Biggest issue I’m having with my lathe isn’t the skill required to make stuff but the dang material to work with … not enough trees around

@jackreacher3234

Жыл бұрын

You must not live in Australia.

where did you buy this machine

Cool stuff. But your thumbnail is pure clickbait. You didn't do anything like what the thumbnail shows. Not cool.

what wood is the first 1

@uwoo

3 жыл бұрын

Wood - plum

I noticed that you cut the bottom off a cup while pressing your finger on it's base while cutting it off on the band saw. Please, that is a nono....practice safe wood working habits or you won't be able to play the flute with both hands....

You must be using that "new math" for your calculations..... More proof common core math does not work.

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Nice projects but truely you could just show pictures of them. The content of the video is useless to a new turner. Explanation of tools used or something would be nice!