Thank you for another great video Cip - lovely looking bowl!

@CipsWoodChips

9 жыл бұрын

Bristolian Bob Hello Bob! Thanks for watching. Glad you enjoyed the video. Cheers

great video, great looking bowl...and as always - informative - thanks for sharing

@CipsWoodChips

9 жыл бұрын

Craig Schwarz Hello Craig! This bowl was something I've been wanting to do; finally got around to it.Best wishes.

I watched this video several times until I had the confidence to have a try for myself. Thank you teacher, I've been awarded high marks by my family critics! Please keep your brilliant videos coming. Thank you.

@CipsWoodChips

9 жыл бұрын

peter smith Glad to hear that Peter. Segmented turning is fun and they usually turnout surprisingly well. Cheers PS: I did teach high school Business Computer Information System and Accounting.

@petersmith5199

9 жыл бұрын

Wow, a retired teacher teaching a much better subject matter!

I like your style and touch. A lovely result.

@CipsWoodChips

6 жыл бұрын

Howdy Peyere! Thank you for watching my video and especially thank you for your comment. Kind Regards.

An encouraging project as I have been dancing around attacking segmenting for sometime now. You make it look approachable so thanks for the share.

@CipsWoodChips

9 жыл бұрын

Earl Rumble Hello Earl! It is do-able. It is just using what you already know, the basics. Cheers

Beautiful bowl Cip, your videos always have good information on how you achieve your great projects. Thanks for showing. All the best Tony

@CipsWoodChips

9 жыл бұрын

***** Hey there Tony. Greeting! Always good to hear from you. This was a project I put off for much too long. Thanks for watching. You should be due for a new video soon. I always look forward them. Kind regards.

Great looking bowl, Cip. I really enjoy your videos!

@CipsWoodChips

9 жыл бұрын

Tom Nelson Hello Tom. This was fun for me to do. Thank you for watching. Cheers

Enjoyed your video. Haven't yet done a segmented bowl. Got a kick out of the clamp trick. Hang in there.

@CipsWoodChips

9 жыл бұрын

BowlsByCharles Hey there, Charles! Segmented turning is fun and economical. You just need to give it a go. Cheers

I have a few practice rings out in the shop. You have inspired me. I'll have a go at something with them in the morning. Nice job! Rich J.

@CipsWoodChips

9 жыл бұрын

Richard Jackson Hello Richard. It is nice to make something from what you are ready have. Kind regards, have a go at it.

Very nice Cip, thanks for sharing.

@CipsWoodChips

9 жыл бұрын

Carl Jacobson Hey there Carl! Enjoyed your video with Lynn. Good info. Thanks for watching.

@boycegoates7514

5 жыл бұрын

Carl Jacobsont was your

Great instruction Cip, and a beautiful bowl at the end. I am working up to getting started on this segmenting lark :) Cheers Mike

@CipsWoodChips

9 жыл бұрын

Mike Waldt Greeting Mike! You need to give it a go. Cheers

very nice work cip it always amaze me what you guys can make out of scraps.

@CipsWoodChips

9 жыл бұрын

Darren Walter Hello Darren! It amazes me too. Sometimes I make a piece and I set it aside until I get more wood. It may be months before I find wood for more pieces. When I have all the pieces that is when the fun begins and I put it all together. Cheers

Nice project Cip, Turned out great. Cheers.

@CipsWoodChips

9 жыл бұрын

Roy R. Thanks Roy! A splendid project for sure. Kind regards.

Hi Cip A very nice bowl and a very informative video too for new comers to turning such as my self. Many thanks for sharing! All the best Bram

@CipsWoodChips

9 жыл бұрын

Bram Sharp Hello Bram! Wood turning is great. Have fun while you learn. All the best.

Great job Cip mate, the bowl looks Beautiful, Best wishes Harry

@CipsWoodChips

9 жыл бұрын

The Little Garden Shed Workshop Greetings Harry! Thanks for watching. Cheers

Wow that came out great! Cant wait to get a chuck for my new lathe so I can give a project like this a go.

@CipsWoodChips

9 жыл бұрын

Matthew Brown Hi! Matthew. New lathe! That is exciting. Enjoy and thanks for watching. Cheers

Hi Cip, I don't know how I missed this video and apologize for commenting so late! That bowl turned out great buddy. It's a simple yet beautiful piece. There in lies the secret, elegant simplicity. Thanks for sharing. All the best, Charlie

@CipsWoodChips

9 жыл бұрын

Charlie Zellner That is just fine Charlie. Thanks for the comment. I believe notices are not always going out to everybody every time.

Thank you very nice and helpfull .

@CipsWoodChips

7 жыл бұрын

Howdy Graham! I am glad to hear you found the video useful. Kind regards.

Very nice segmented bowl. Alan Stratton

@CipsWoodChips

9 жыл бұрын

As Wood Turns Thanks Alan! A good way to use what was laying around the shop.

VERY NICE.

@CipsWoodChips

9 жыл бұрын

Bob Cosenza Thanks Bob!

Nice work sir. Appreciate your description, very clear. Just sub'ed . Cheers

@CipsWoodChips

9 жыл бұрын

broadsideguy Greetings! Thanks for watching and extra thanks for subscribing. All the best.

Beautiful video, Cip. The dish looks beautiful, stripe pattern, the segment with the bright times another form of a bowl-pattern. But I think normally, the preparations (sawing, grinding) at a segment-bowl on staying the longest.

@CipsWoodChips

9 жыл бұрын

Günter Schöne Hallo Gunter. Vielen Dank für das Ansehen meines Videos. Auf Wiedersehen

Großartige Arbeit Cip!!!

@CipsWoodChips

9 жыл бұрын

Tiroler Drechsler Grüße. Vielen Dank für das Ansehen meines Videos. Auf Wiedersehen

@csle1962

8 жыл бұрын

I like all your videos, me hearty.

lindo muy buen trabajo

@CipsWoodChips

7 жыл бұрын

Gracias! Cristofer.

Absolutely gorgeous bowl and as always you are very informative. Thanks for sharing your knowledge. Tennis ball?

@CipsWoodChips

9 жыл бұрын

Dan Drake Hello Dan "Tennis ball". Yes, some turners use a tennis ball instead of the wood small wood plate I used to apply pressure and support while turning an object in the scroll chuck. Sorry for the obscure reference. Kind regards.

Nice job without using too much or the gouge.

@CipsWoodChips

Жыл бұрын

Howdy George! Thank you for your splendid comment, cheers.

Which lathe do you have Cip? I like the way you had the head stock pivoted

@CipsWoodChips

9 жыл бұрын

Robbie vigil Greetings Robbie! I have two Nova lathes: DRV-XP and a 1624-44. Both have pivoting Headstocks. I can pivot to 22 degrees and still use the regular tool rest and banjo. It makes working on the inside of bowls much easier. Cheers

Very nice work! Bruno from Argentina

@CipsWoodChips

9 жыл бұрын

Jamirobruno Thank you Bruno, and thank you for watching.

Really enjoyed your video, it was very honest! Some others give the impression that nothing ever goes wrong and we all know that things go wrong all the time. I was wondering about your base, it was quite thick and it is going to expand more across the grain than with the grain. Could that cause cracking?

@CipsWoodChips

6 жыл бұрын

Howdy Kevin! I like your comments. I made the bowl in 2015. I no longer have the bowl. Bowls do crack. Maybe I am lucky but I have not had one crack. The base layer was cherry and well seasoned. I usually finish with sanding sealer and polyurethane. Once cured the wood is very stable. Thank you for your question. Cheers

I am your 5000th subscriber!

@CipsWoodChips

9 жыл бұрын

Kris Hey there Kris 5,000. I've been thinking about this. It sort of caught me by surprise. I never expected to get this many subscribers! I wish you all the best, Cheers

Cip, Nicely done. I like this pattern. Wondering what speed your lathe runs at for ost of this turning.

@CipsWoodChips

4 жыл бұрын

Howdy Charlie! I usually display or call-out the speed. I usually turn much slower than other turners. I base my speed on the diameter of the bowl. I seldom turn faster than 1,000 RPM. This bowl, once it was balanced, I probably turner at 650 to 850 RPM. Thanks for the question. Cheers.

One more question, Cip, when measuring your segments what do you use for the long point? Do you measure the segment only or add the spacer as part of the long point measurement dimension? Hope that was clear.

@CipsWoodChips

7 жыл бұрын

Hello Charlie! Yes, I think the length of the long side of a wedge of the patterned ring needs to be the combined length of the segment and one divider. I usually "play it safe" by making thinks slightly larger." Cheers.

Cip, I really like the look of the bowl and the feature ring. What angle did you cut the spacers at or are they flat pieces that were added?

@CipsWoodChips

2 жыл бұрын

Howdy John, the spacers are not wedges, just spacers cut from a flat strip, cheers.

Really like this bowl. Can you share the diameter of each of your rings?

@CipsWoodChips

4 жыл бұрын

Greeting Ed! I think I still have the bowl but I can not find it. I think it was about 5 inches in diameter at the widest and maybe 3.5 inches tall. I do not remember the ring varying very much. The base may have been solid. Cheers

Ola , sou do Brasil essa tigela de madeira com segmentos pode receber liquidos quentes ? por ex uma Sopa Hello , I'm from Brazil. Can this segmented wooden bowl receive hot liquids? For ex soup

@CipsWoodChips

7 жыл бұрын

Ola, no I do not think it would be good for eating. These are met for decoration. Thank you for your question. Kind Regarts

Cip, I have learned so much by watching this video. I am in the process of making a few of these bowls myself. I have a couple questions. What is the height and circumference of the finished bowls. Also, do you ever have a problem with vibration as the bowl gets smaller? As I get near the widest part of the opening it just screams at me. Any suggestions. What finish did you use on your bowl? Thanks for your fine work. Turning is a lot of fun for me but very addictive. lol Charlie

@CipsWoodChips

4 жыл бұрын

Greeting Charlie! I think I still have the bowl but I can not find it. I think it was about 5 inches in diameter and maybe 3.5 inches tall. Sometimes I do have problems with vibration. The first thing I try is sharpening my tool or change to a different type of tool. Next, I try spinning slightly faster and using a lighter touch of the tool. Always be safe, make sure everything is tightened properly. For a finish I like rub-on wipe-on polyurethane. Cheers

@charlieminer5221

4 жыл бұрын

@@CipsWoodChips Thanks Sip. I'll try those things. Wishing you a very Merry Christmas and a New Year full of turning. Charlie

Cip, well done. How wide is that round nose scraper?

@CipsWoodChips

7 жыл бұрын

Hello there Charlie! The scraper in the video is a 1 inch (25mm) HSS. Originally it was a wide skew from Harbor Freight made of good hard steel. I think the steel was better back then. I made a longer handle for it. Cheers

@charliecook3843

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks Ciip. I bought my first set of spindle tools from HF. I still use them.

muy bueno, saludos desde españa.

@CipsWoodChips

9 жыл бұрын

juan jose dominguez Gracias! Visité Madrid y Toledo en 2012. Mi bisabuelo era de España.