I am fairly new to turning and have decided to hone my skills by making Christmas gifts and ornaments now. You do a great job of filming and narrating your videos. Thanks for that.

new hobby for retired old vet, well done teacher, clear,detailed, snowman a must for gr kids, it may take a few tries, but I will persevere ! thanks, nice video

@segantiwoodworking

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Thank you for the comment and thank you for your service!

You do a wonderful and thorough job of explaining everything. Thanks so much for doing that!

Very cool. Love all the detailed measurements and layout tips. Thanks!

Your descriptive commentary and thorough job will make it very easy for the rest of us to do one or a hundred Ha Ha. Very simple, but very effective. Congrats! Cheers, Sean

Excellent class. A lot of work in that snowman! Thank you!

Probably the best descriptive commentary I have come across. Every detail plainly explained. Thank you and well done!

Loved the snowman, great instructions as well, thanks for sharing!

Super instructional video, Scott. Probably the best snowman turning video I've seen on KZread

One of my favorite snowmen yet, great video. Love the idea of using milliput for buttons and eyes.

I appreciate your detailed instructions. The snowman will become a part of our Christmas gift decorations. thank you.

I have just started wood turning as a hobby and absolutely love this snowman its superb and your videos are brill

Nice job. Good choice of woods.

Among the best editing I've seen on a woodworking video. Enjoyable content.

I just made a bunch of these as gifts. Great project and great video. Thanks!

Looks great and nicely presented, gonna make three of these for my daughters....thankyou

Excellent instructional video show as always Scott....!

Wonderful job with the detail instructions, well edited. And a great job, looks great!

That's a nice looking snowman. Good work.

Thank from Quebec, Canada, I already make one, I'm very proud of the result, so I will do more to decorate and give to my familly for the christmas time

Great step by step detail and I like the Miliputty idea. Exellent video!

You inspired me to make a couple snowmen for an ornament exchange. I turn pens but rounding things off was a new challenge for me. I cut into the brim to hard and snapped it off too. I also don't have a chuck so had to make some adjustments there. over all I'm satisfied. thank you.

I'm very new to wood turning and decided to try this as my first real project. Used scrap wood, which wasn't the ideal wood but following your tutorial ended up with a snowman that, well, looks like a snowman! Need to practice a lot more to get as good a shape as you have but am delighted with how my first attempt came out .... which was entirely thanks to this really excellent, and clear, tutorial. Thank you!

One of the best tutorials yet - well done Scott.Sent from the U.K.

Well done! Thanks for sharing.

Awesome job & instruction Sir!

Really new turner and I appreciate the layout info.

Super clear. Thanks so much for this tutorial

Awesome work man! The build quality and video production are both fantastic.

Fantastic detailed video !

Great project, and your video work is excellent!

Thanks for a fun and instructive video! I used glass beads instead of Milliput, and I haven't put "scarves" on mine yet, but I'm really happy with how they turned out.

Excellent demonstration. Thank you

Great video, and it convinced me to go ahead and make a few snowmen. Thanks!

I really like how you made the hat tilt back on the snowman

Nice job. Beatiful.

very nice video and Awesome work on the snow man!

Very cool. Nice job. Good luck in the challenge

Thanks for the really great video. Awesome job!

Awsome video Keep it up ! love how you explain everithing.

that's not a snowman. that's a work of art!!! well done

Great job. Thanks for the video.

Very cool wee piece. 👌👌👌👌

thats right! Greetings from Austria

Best snow man on you tube I love it

Just awesome, I’m making one 😊

Nice video! I'm going to try this project with maple, poplar, and purple heart. I had to remove a maple 18 months ago in my front yard. My kids of course played in that tree and it was NO Dad. Had to come down so saved some branches. Attempting some larger snowmen for the girls for keepsakes. Purchased the milliput in 4 colors. Thanks for the expert video!

Best snowman video out there . Thanks.🙌

@segantiwoodworking

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for the comment!

I have gone through a number of videos, this is the only one I have found that gives actual dimensions. Don't know if you realize what a help that is to new turners. Thanks, you did a great job. (Don't forget the nose. LOL)

I really enjoyed your video, I tried it myself for the first time

Thank you for the video. I especially appreciate the dimensions .

The quality of both your snowman and the video itself are top notch. Can't wait to see more video from you.

Thank you! Wish all turning videos were as professional as yours!👍

Good stuff, i like milliut

Nice job! Happy Holidays!!

Perfeito, adorei o boneco de neve, ótimo trabalho 🫡✌️🇧🇷

@segantiwoodworking

Жыл бұрын

Obrigado pelo comentário 👍

great job dude

I like snowman a lot. This one is so cute!!

@segantiwoodworking

Жыл бұрын

Thank you!

excellent camera work

Great video!

Very nice!👍🏻

Fantastic, thanks

I like the instructional video especially giving the measurements to making the reference marks/lines. Like others, I had not heard about milliput, but have used other epoxy mixtures. Would like to know what type of tool/gouge is being used. It doesn't look like a 3/8 gouge, so am not sure what type it is. There is certainly a sharp edge on the tool to make those cuts look like a hot knife through butter!

excellent video sir . thankyou

Merecídisimo like maestro!

This is great I'm finally getting around to making this hope it turns out as good as yours. Also I really love your content wish you would make more videos!

I really loved your video

Nice job

Really like your videos thanks for sharing

very nice!

That's awesome! I'm new to turning, and this looks like a fun project to hone my skills with. Nice video!

What a lovely ornament, I have my own channel but do not do any woodturning. I'm only 15 years old and am trying to grow my channel like yours, thanks for all your great videos. ;)

Really cool project and the video editing/camera work are top notch! Keep it up man!

Very classy! I have never heard of Milliput until now. This is a rather labor intensive process for an ornament, however, for a larger snowman to sit on a shelf, it's a great design. If I'm doing a lot of ornaments, I'll use a process similar to the one shown by Rick Turns on his channel. Again, your videos present a very clear step by step process and I'm going to use if for a larger snowman.

@tmikeporter

7 жыл бұрын

Based on your video, I ordered a tube on Amazon to give it a try.

@tmikeporter

7 жыл бұрын

Yes, ordered the black. Will be here tomorrow.

Great job.

@segantiwoodworking

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

Nice!

Brilliant snowman figure

Excellent, je vais en faire un pour les prochaines fêtes de fin d'année.....

@segantiwoodworking

2 жыл бұрын

Merci beaucoup!

Good vid would like to see you make one with all in one.

Your channel was recommended by Carl Jacobson...nice work i look forward to watching more of your content.

So cute.

Very nice wonderful video

Where Health And Safety Are Paramount!

Very nice video and great project. Lots of good tips. Carl Jacobson sent me over to you site. Keep up the fine work. Merry Christmas.

top top video thanks mate :)

I love this snowman. I'm new to turning but would love to try this one. What type of chisel did you use after the roughing gouge?

Liked this video.

Enjoyed it very much. Here is a question. I have some fly ash (the ash residue from the chimney of a power plant) and it is black. What do you think about mixing the ash with epoxy in place of the Milliput?

Love how you created the hat. Putting it at an angle makes all the difference.

I'm new to turning, so this is a bit overwhelming especially to adapt different wood sizes and trying to follow all the steps. Is there a written document to provide these steps and how to adjust measurements to different wood sizes? Also have you done one where the hat is incorporated with the initial blank (ie the same wood as head/body)? Those instructions/measurements would also be helpful. Thanks for any newbie tips!

Thank u this will my gifts for family this sent have started lathe also great job and what recording device u are using

I’ve enjoyed your videos very informative any plans to make more

Great video! Would you think this little guy is light enough to add a loop and give as an ornament?

Great video! Very specific details without a lot of dribble. Well done. Question - midway thru the video, you show a slightly different version with a continuous smile instead of the 3/32” holes. Did you just drill a couple extra holes? How did you clean them up?

Awesome project. thanks for such an informative video. Brand new to turning and this seems like a great project to hone my skills and have something to gift to family who loves these type of things. I have an abundance of maple blanks to work from (took a tree down last year) What tool are you using to round the body into a sphere? Is that just a spindle gouge?

@segantiwoodworking

Жыл бұрын

3/8” spindle gouge.

good job think make one with out lath? spoon mule?

@rodney73991

6 жыл бұрын

get ready build shave horse again. want see how many different things do with it. not sure were all old one went. saw another u tub chanel candy cain orient. think make that with throw and and bowl horse. take lot glue up but think take one log of maple another cherry hit throw million times should switch every other one get candy can log. if make that ornament wonder what other do. may do 3 d rain deer with spoon mule and hack saw.

I like this and am turning one right now. Only found one real problem. you turn down the tenon on the hat to 1/2 inch (to fit the hole drilled in the snowman body). and then you turn it around and put that 1/2 inch tenon into a chuck. How many people havepin jaws that will close to 1/2 inch? not me! I improvised and made it work but the rest is great

Can you use any two-part hand-mixed epoxy? Or is milliput a special blend epoxy? I have never heard of it before. What is it used for?

I am just starting to use a lathe. For small craft projects like the snowmen which is better...dry or wet wood? I hear wet for bowls to get them to a rough and oversized shape, then let them dry in a bag for a long time before finishing them. Same for small crafts like the snowmen?

What type of lathe chuck do you use?