I love watching you in the shop! I am just a beginner, and right now I am just learning to do pens and pencils - but your videos are inspiring…. One of these years!

I love this! I'm going to try this with some spalted maple. Can't wait! My family has watched you for years. You started my interest in turning.😜

Tim, your videos have been a favorite of mine for years, and a few months ago, I bit the bullet and bought my first lathe! It's been the most rewarding hobby I've ever gotten into, and I doubt I would've done it without your inspiration. Thanks for every video you make!

@duallygsd

3 жыл бұрын

That is so cool! Glad we had a part in your new addiction!

Tim, watched you on PBS and now on KZread, you're the best instructor! You have helped me with my woodturning so much. Many Thanks!!

Nicely explained, Tim. At first glance it looks easy-peasy but you are so right. Get those centers off from the beginning and the whole thing would be a mess. You just can't go wrong with Olive wood and your sanding and finish really paid off in a beautiful finished piece! Phil

Wow! I love everything about this piece: the shape, the wood, the grain, the finish. Absolutely wonderful! And I even learned a new word: "chatoyance."

@duallygsd

3 жыл бұрын

I sure hope I used it correctly:^)

its good to see that i am not the only one that forgets the forstner bits are hot

I love your site. Been following you foe years. Comedy is great, woodturning is better. Thanks for sharing your talent! KANSAS

Something a little different but nice with a hint of technical difficulty and very pleasing to the eye! In short it looks great mate! 🤠👍🇦🇺

Wonderful Tim You are very good at wood turning, teaching and videos plus you are very fun to watch and great humor so please keep making these videos'. I look forward to each and everyone. Thanks

Beautiful. Thanks for mentioning that your bits were “very” hot; it’s not the turner doing something incorrectly but the nature/hardness of the substrate.

Stunning piece of art. Love the olive wood. The rich deep color will only get deeper as the piece ages.

Beautiful result, your commentary makes these videos so much better. Keep up the awesome work 👍👍👍

Absolutely outstanding. I love the shape, especially the flat sides. They give the piece an extra interest. And then there is the figure and color. Beautiful . Topped off with that gorgeous finish. What more could you ask. Thank you for sharing. Have a great day and stay safe.

Absolutely, drop dead, gorgeous wood. I really enjoyed watching how you made this. It so unique and soooo beautiful! Nice job.

Wow Tim, that is a beautiful piece, makes me want to try that. Plus, you crack me up, keep making these fun, interesting and instructional videos!!

So great to get another video from you both! Wonderful design!

It reminds me of a goldfish bowl only beautiful!

Beautiful Tim! That is one beautiful piece of wood!!!!

I just started turning wood. Do you have a video on how to sharpen your chisels? I like how you do not ramble on, it makes it easy to watch your whole video. You are a good teacher.

@duallygsd

Жыл бұрын

Go to this link kzread.info/head/PLgd2j-BTilZtj4s7_baGicgSFSgSn6G-Z and if you scroll down you will see several videos on sharpening that we have posted.

Absolutely stunning vase Tim

Very attractive piece and enjoyable video. Thanks for posting.

Beautiful design Tim! Such a unique piece! Thanks for sharing! - Seth

Yes, yes this was great. Something completely new and different. And the buity of the olive grain, has really high lited this peice of work. NICE WORK, 🤔👍 Viewed from 🇦🇺 Much enjoyed

Very nicely done Tim, always learn something! Thanks again, cheer from MT

Beautiful piece! Always enjoy watching your videos. Thank you for your effort .

Outstanding work, and I love the way you used most of the wood. Very creative!

Lovely looking piece Tim! That wood is gorgeous and the shape compliments it well!

Wow. What an amazing piece of wood! Great project. Looking forward to doing this.

A beautiful piece of wood and interesting shape. It jogged my memory of a similar ceramic vase my Mom had decades ago. I think I'll try to make one of these; it looks like fun.

Very nicely done and the grain is absolutely wonderful. Thank you for sharing your video.

Beautiful piece

Great video and beautiful result

Lovely piece of turning

First time watching you that's a great piece you did a awesome job thanks for sharing this with us. James

the chatoyance is stunning - and the flat sides - and the artist - what a great instructor you are!!

Timothy yoder should have a gift shop with everything that he makes

Tim, The flat sided vase really shows off the beauty of the wood. Thanks for the video. BTW: I also love my Robust American Beauty and Easy WoodTools (and Easy Chuck). Keep the fun videos coming. Cheers, Tom Hope you have a grand New Year.

Very nice I’ve watched a few of your videos and am now subscribed. Great idea for a different look.

Yes, it is gorgeous Tim.

That's gorgeous Tim 👍

Outstanding love color of the wood

Looks fantastic

Beautiful wood and a fantastic design. Wonderful work Tim. Thank you.

@woodchuck1

3 жыл бұрын

Love olive wood..if you don't mind,what finish did you use on this piece

A beautiful piece of wood well done 👌👍

Beautiful work

Looks great, good color.

Very well done! 🏆

That is one pretty piece. Nice job.

Nice job Tim

Wow, beautiful!👍🏻

Stunning, WOW

Beautiful!

Awesome project!

Can almost smell your shop right now

beautiful

Droolworthy - thank you! ✌🏻🎨☕️

Outstanding beauty , may i correct you ,your previous attempt , you called it Shoe Oak , we , in Australia pronounce it as She-oak , written as Sheoak !

Cool project.

Great job Tim👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍😎😎😎

Ciao Tim sei un bravo maestro, la mia difficoltà è capire le tue spiegazioni, sono italiano guardo e riguardo i tuoi lavori per poi provare a rifarli, certo i miei sono de falsi di autore. Mi auguro un giorno molto presto che GOOGLE pensi a creare la traduzione simultanea e non solo imbottirci di noiose pubblicità forzate. Grazie per il tuo impegno e la tua disponibilità. Roberto Coiante

Nice!

When the ends are waxed, I use my scratch awl to mark the corner to corner lines.

Great idea! I have some scraps (like you that I have saved) that will fit the bill for a vase like that. I enjoy arching your videos. 👍

Eselenti trabalho amigo muito bom

Beautiful and unique piece. You didn’t mention what you use for the finish to bring out the beauty of the grain

Trabalho perfeito parabéns

Very nice! But what is the extension called that you used for the largest.Forster bit! Really great idea for not so round lathe blanks!!!!!

great!

Hi, greetings from Huntsville, Texas. I just aquired a lathe and am going to learn to turn. I came across your channel and really like what I see so decided to sub. Can I call you coach?

What is the finish you put on this piece. Absolutely gorgeous.

Absolutely nice job dear! I want ask you something 😅how can i have a Robust lathe in italy? Have you some informations about it? Thank you so much and congrats for your very nice jobs! Roberto

@woodturningwithtimyoder

3 жыл бұрын

It looks like the closest dealer is Ronald Kanne Wardsestraat 15 7031 HD Wehl (NL) Tel: +31 653 173 580 Email: info@dehoutdraaierij.nl

That would make a good canvas for a pyrographer or painter. On planer wood.

Nice, what happened to Thompson?

Exceptional turning … btw … what happened to Thompson Woodturning Tools sponsorship?

Beautiful! Where did you get the ruler? Can’t say I’ve ever seen one like that before

@scottb.2022

3 жыл бұрын

Tim sells the rulers on his web site.

@duallygsd

3 жыл бұрын

I sell them but I am out of the 13" rulers at the moment. Hopefully will get a new batch made soon.

Tim, That is beautiful wood and turning. It shows off the grain wonderfully. A question; I see you have/use some Thompson lathe tools, what flute type do you prefer ( U, V, ?) and what grind? Thanks. Cheers, Tom

@duallygsd

3 жыл бұрын

I almost always use a V. It takes a smaller bite and is easier for me to guide.

@tomcoker9882

3 жыл бұрын

@@duallygsd Thanks Tim. Do you use a Wolverine sharpening system? What angles/settings do you going to. Cheers, Tom

@duallygsd

3 жыл бұрын

@@tomcoker9882 I do use the Wolverine along with David Ellsworth bowl gouge jig. I shoot for around 60 degrees on the front bevel.

@tomcoker9882

3 жыл бұрын

@@duallygsd Thanks again. Keep the videos coming, always enjoy them. Cheers, Tom

AT 10:17... Worm hole screw (?) or worm screw hole. HeHe. Either way. We got it.

@duallygsd

3 жыл бұрын

That's my verbal dyslexia talking over again 🤪

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Wow amazing way u did that u have talented skills