The thin inlay turned out great. Thanks for sharing this. I’ve been watching the stories on Instagram. Super cool.

In addition to the end product being amazing, I am always impressed with the amount of layout and prep work.

Wow what an undertaking. Thanks for bringing us along on the journey. Epic!!!!

Excellent! I never tire of turning vids.

That was cool. I love the 4 block technique for centering up the larger rings.

Big Badass Bowl ..Blunt Blade ..Nice !!!

Another beautiful bowl by a talented woodworker! Keep up the great work!

@WoodByToth

6 жыл бұрын

whitewolf8758 Thanks buddy

That is incredible, Kyle. Thanks for sharing, sir. Cheers, Paul

I must say you’re talent is freaking great! Tell me people buy your beautiful work! My brother was a very talented cabinet worker many years but he is gone now! I hope and pray you get the financial respect you deserve!

@WoodByToth

6 жыл бұрын

Wayne Landry Thanks! Yeah I sell just about everything I make. Been full time for 12 years! Its always picking up

That bowl looks great. Good job.

The bowl to end all bowls. It’s beautiful

The new lathe is awesome. Great piece as usual!

@WoodByToth

6 жыл бұрын

Ken Drury Such a beast

Great work! Love the out takes as always.

@WoodByToth

6 жыл бұрын

Kyle Passen sweet! They are my favorite

Awesome work.

Kyle what an awesome and stunningly beautiful big bowl. It is magnificent and spectacular.

I knew the gnome look was coming back! Awesome bowl, thanks for sharing.

@WoodByToth

6 жыл бұрын

Francis Barnett gnome look forsure haha

Muito Bom! Parabéns!!

Great work, just discovered you, always looking for new cool channels to watch! Cheers!

Wow, that is an amazing bowl!

Nice work Kyle!

Enormè... a new fragrance by Toth.

@robin_holden

6 жыл бұрын

Comes with a free dust mask and safety glasses.

@WoodByToth

6 жыл бұрын

Yeahh I'm in

My favorite so far

@WoodByToth

6 жыл бұрын

Tommy Akridge Designs Sweet

@WoodByToth

6 жыл бұрын

Sweet!

Beautiful

Beautiful work Kyle. 👍🏼😊

@WoodByToth

6 жыл бұрын

Marc’s Fx Thanks!!!

Yeah man! Beautiful finish. Props! Now for 20 boxes of captain crunch and 2 gallons of lactaid.👍

That's insanely good!

great design

Impressive! Really impressive!

Awesome!! That was fun to watch! 👍

Voce e doido cara ...mas e um grande profissional

Ficou muito linda essa gamela

Wie immer eine sehr schöne Arbeit!😊

Beautiful! 🖒

absolutely gorgeous, bro.

Just super!

gorgeous as always bro

Loving that sharp edge on the rim! Good job... on the rim ;) And the rest of it. Just insanely good.

@WoodByToth

6 жыл бұрын

Robin Holden I love doing that edge! Looks so great

Stunning!! Love your channel

@WoodByToth

6 жыл бұрын

Charl Beetge Well thank you!

Bravo Brasil

You should make yourself a jig to sharpen that blade in situ. It's far more efficient (and setup friendly) than removing it, and gives a nice cut, that's in relation to the saw itself. Usually, it's a straight, heavy board with the sharpening jig in the middle.

great work Mr Toth :) you gave me the idea I was looking for, I'll turn a cheese plate, but not that huge. I still laugh when I see the last minute. Regards from Burgundy in France.

So cool...thanks for the video!

only half way through watching this and i already know its going to be beautiful :)

Very very nice job

Now that's a CEREAL BOWL!!!

That's a beautiful hat, Kyle!! :D

Very beautiful

Just μπράβο from kerkyra Greece!!

Beautious!

A bowl fit for a king

Would love to see more on the project to the left at 2:46!

@WoodByToth

6 жыл бұрын

CDeanhartman It'll be out in a few weeks. You can see the picture on Instagram @tothtoth

Monster!

Perfect title for this video!

Beautiful 👍

Fu#*ing beautiful Kyle nice job!

I'm a small time turner so if I could do something like that I could die happy lol GJ

TOP OF THE NOTCH BROTHER >>> THANKS

Perfect job….and one huge salad😉🙏🏼👏

Cool....

Beautiful! that bowl is huge, all you need is to find some huge fruit to put in it ;)

Nice

Cool video! How are you getting the segments precise without using a stopblock?

Кайл ты лучший!

sick

Belo trabalho. Qual o grau que que as peças segmentadas foram cortadas?

NICE !

Cooooooool

Man that was slow going, but so epic!!

😱 sei un mostro!...di bravura! 😂😂😂 👍👍👍

Wow.

That bowl is beautiful Kyle. It’s also huge. Biggest salad bowl ever.

Kyle, extraordinary work! Do you draw this up in x-section first?

Very nice bowl. What kind of lathe is that?

Классно!!!!!!

This is huge! Nicely done! Where the heck do you get the giant ring clamps from??

You made a riser block for the jet lathe ,,,can/could you make one for the grizzly? Is there anything to obstruct/prevent or get in the way? Just wondering if it was possible...great work!!!!

Please tell me wich finish is the best for this kind of vases in your opinion Please!!!

Big. DOOOOOOOD !

really nice, but is it kinda big for a cereal bowl, how many boxes does it hold?

Ola Toth, gosto muito dos seus vídeos acho sensacional tudo que vc faz, sou um grande fã porém não encontro a opção de legenda em português nos seus vídeos, ficaria muito grato se vc pode-se ativar essa opção.obg.

Is the solid bottom ganna work for this bowl ??

What is the chart that is in the lower left corning in one of the clips when you are arranging the maple and mahogany pieces?

Amazing. It’s uuge.

Kyle awesome job. Another great piece. Did you get a new lathe? I’m guessing you like the grizzly? Thanks for inspiring me to do my recent large section vase. You can see it on my channel. I would have never attempted it without having seen your videos.

@WoodByToth

6 жыл бұрын

Josh Bayer Dude thats awesome! I'm diggin the new lathe. Its a beast! Thats cool though. I'll check it out

What kind of glue did you use for the bowl project? I'd like to try this, but I'm sure any old glue would not have strong enough adhesion after cutting it down so thin. I'd like to use one like this as a Giant salad bowl gift for the wifey.

What kind of finish do you use I just got myself my first life ever and I’m trying to learn would you also be interested in doing something very videos for beginners thanks and I love the work up in subscriber since you’re early 20,000 subscribers

Amazing!!! What grit do you sand up to? 600?

@WoodByToth

6 жыл бұрын

Hubbard's Handmade I go up to 400 unless i'm using ebony i'll go up too 1000 grit

@Hubbmade

6 жыл бұрын

Kyle Toth Thanks man. You make amazing stuff… Make on!

My I suggest to study some pottery and ceramics from history for bowl forms. Consider the rim and how thick it is - how durable it will be to knocks. Consider the decoration (maple inserts) and its placement, will I see it when someone puts something like dried flowers in the bowl. Big does have a special effect or presence over a similar smaller piece, but consider where its to be displayed. Can you still see the features you put so much effort into. Hopefully I've phrased this to be seen as constructive criticism.

Bigger!

Beautiful. How long do these take you from start to finish? Also, how much would you charge for a piece like this?

@WoodByToth

6 жыл бұрын

Steven Kronenberg I worked on it for about 2 weeks

@theKashConnoisseur

6 жыл бұрын

The price is on his website, says $2,100 woodbytoth.bigcartel.com/product/the-emorme-bowl

@CrownMountainWoodworks

6 жыл бұрын

Oh ok, I couldn't afford the $2,100 but I feel like that's a pretty sweet deal for the amount of time and craftsmanship put into the piece. Kyle Toth is the man!

woooow

Cant afford it and don't know what I'd do if I had it, but I sure want it.

Ok, perhaps dumb question, but are you not worried about wood movement with that huge bottom solid wood section compared with the segmented rings?

@Lower48Woodshop

6 жыл бұрын

I wonder about that too, David. It's probably a really stable flat piece on bottom but on something this big, I would expect horizontal movement from the Segmented pieces. I'm dying to know!

how did you finish up the bottom?

@almaylin464

6 жыл бұрын

Think he used a vacuum chuck sounds like the compressor running in the background hope this helps

@WoodByToth

6 жыл бұрын

I wish I had a vacuum chuck. I use the router and round template technique. I just didn't show it cause I put it in the last turning video.

looks like you need a new blade on that chop saw

@WoodByToth

6 жыл бұрын

Scott Haun I know. Its a forest blade i've cut 60k pieces since i've had it last sharpened

@blueace115

6 жыл бұрын

burn helps the glue to develop taste

@jamesgrimwood1285

6 жыл бұрын

It's a safety feature. By the time you're half way through a finger, your arm is tired and you let go.

Love your work. Change your blade you wouldn’t get the burnt edges.

Beautiful as always. Love your channel. Just curious, is that meant to be decorative or used?

@WoodByToth

6 жыл бұрын

Either or little bit of both

You trying to hypnotize me bro.??@6:40 Lol that BEAST can hold ALOT of cocoa puffs HOLY SHIT! TOTHally awesome as ALWAYS love how u push the limits and take it to the next level. Happy holidays to you and yours bro🍺 have some 🥞's. you must be hungry after this one.

@WoodByToth

6 жыл бұрын

Joe Basement Woodworking & DIY Dude your comments are the best haha. Thanks buddy! This is just the beginning, going big! Working up to a 7ft bowl!

@tooljunkie555

6 жыл бұрын

Kyle Toth "I try" ;) haha SEVEN FEET!?! U SHOULD LOOK UP THE WORLD RECORD AND BEAT THE CRAP OUTTA IT!🤘

@mikefricker3603

6 жыл бұрын

You will need a bigger workshop.....

Sieht super aus Gruß aus Deutschland

Next is a 5 footer?!? Can't wait for that.

@WoodByToth

6 жыл бұрын

Mike Boehmer You know it! Then a 7ft. Going big!!

@mikeboehmer324

6 жыл бұрын

Kyle Toth why stop there? You should turn a huge disc to block out the sun like Mr. Burns