What you call "compound angles" are actually adjacent angles. A compound angle has two different angles all in one plane.

Very nice quality work old school easy to understand many thanks .

Thanks so much for sharing your know-how! I foresee many bows in my future 😊

Amazing work

Very good demonstration. You can tell the difference between a novice and someone who has been doing this for years.

Thank you guys for sharing and doing a fantastic job

Do what we did in the Army to get an amazing finish on our shoes - use old wadded-up pantyhose.

I watched the video yesterday and have been wanting to do this for some time. Always looking for new things to try. Is there plans available for the sled that used to get the angles to glue the pieces together?

is there a place to get patterns for the ribbons?

Gosh .. I’m concerned for your ability to breathe. You are clinically short of breath.

Thank-you for the great tips! Now I want a scroll saw....

I have a pretty full woodshop in Mountain View Mo. and have done turning in the past but get bored easily so I have made segmented bowls, made small wooden vehicles, and lately do Intarsia. I really enjoy using my Dewalt scroll saw. I really enjoy Brian's video and made a ribboned box several years ago.

How did you bend the flat pieces for the bow. Do you soak them in water and clamp to round rods to dry?

Wow I enjoyed the video them elements fit like a glove to one another thank you for sharing you expertise and tips and tricks so thank you.

What program do use to create your patterns

Where can we get a pattern?

Great video but we need to know how to make the jig.

Awesome work Brian. I picked up some great tips from this. Thank you for sharing your knowledge. I need to get a strip sander and spindle sander.

Peppermint brownies? I’m in!!

Best explanation of Yorkshire grit I’ve ever seen. Really cleared up some questions for me. Thanks!

Thank you guys for taking the time to make and share this video.

I don't understand how you can apply a finish on top of this grit paste if it has wax??? Wouldn't the wax keep the final finish from curing??

Nice. Thank you. Going to try this. BTW concentric, not radial lines

Lol, it has me going for a second. Not going to lie 🤣. But then the carbide became a spindle gouge and I knew it was a spoof. But wait, there's more!!! Too funny 🤣

Do you prefer Yorkshire grit to Acks paste? I am from Yorkshire - we don’t seem to be able to get Acks over here.

This is such a good video, very well made and PACKED with great tips. I don't have a scroll saw yet but if I get one and I will come back here because this is a stellar how-to video. Thank you

Would you consider sanding the same way on a poly finished piece, or wouldn't it be worth it? Thanks.

Awesome gift idea for a loved one! Thank you gentlemen!

How much would he charge to make some bows for me?

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This is an amazing story! I am so glad that you took the time to share your passion for wood turning with Xiaofeng. I hope you continue your friendship and that you both continue to learn from each other. This was a very creative process and I hope there is more to come. Joseph, Dana Point, California

How does this differ from Yorkshire Grit Microfine Paste?

Hi.SIR. HAVE JUST BOUGHT A FIRST CAN OF THE GRIT AS TO APPLY OVER EPOXY RESIN...AS POLISH WAS NOT WORKING?.. HAVE ALWAYS USED BEESWAX AFTER TWO COATS OF SANDING SEALER...HAVE ALWAYS USED FIDDES WAX FROM CARDIFF U. K. I WOULD RUN THE POLISH ALONG WITH MY HAND WHICH SEEM TO HELP FROM A GENTLE HEAT THEN BUFF AND DO THIS TWICE THE SHINE WAS FANTASTIC AND WOULD BE LONG LASTING.. WE ARE NOW IN N.S.W. AUSTRALIA AND THE WOOD IS VERY HEAVY AN HARD..THANK YOU VERY MUCH FOR YORE ADVICE GREAT VIDEO.DAVID..

Nice video sir, you are a great teacher. I have just bought some Yorkshire grit and microfine. I also live in Yorkshire England.

Where could someone download the pattern for the bow ?

I love it 💓

Now that's funny LOL. Who knew you could sing

You are nuts, this is just a part of it!

Very nice Great video

Ha ha ha !!! Thanks for sharing🙏 Stay safe. -Mike😷

Excellent work Brian!!

Pull my other leg it's made of Tupperware - Hogwash

Thank you, Made my day

Sounds great, but is it "Food Safe" ??? ;-)

APRIL FOOLS !!!!!!!!!!!

lovely work..... will try this in the future. greetings from Holland

Beautiful work

Awesome! I gotta get me some of that stuff! Does it, work on steak knives?

Very impressive Brian. Thank you Larry for the video.

Rumer has it this works on carving tools, axes and kitchen knifes. Try it, even Mickey likes it.