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[@jameshumberstone6156]

Wow! Mr Ogle this is a fantastic and creative piece. You have a lot of talent and patience. I do like the way you work round problems and never get disheartened. Through watching yourself and Mr Furtado I really think one day I'll get myself a lathe.

[@kobiekaasjager4822]

Stephen it is an awesome and breathtakingly stunning vase. Magnificent the grain the shape everything about it is stunning.

[@noeldc]

Two videos in two days. You are spoiling us, Stephen. Very enjoyable series.

[@StephenOgle]

Thank you sir. I can't actually produce videos on a schedule and get them up as I can. Glad you enjoyed this project and glad I could get it to you in a timely manner. LOL

[@johndekle5194]

I appreciate your video. It gave good detailed instructions on planning the segmented process. I saw it when you first put it out and came back to see it again. Thanks

[@davidclauson5256]

For a 2x4 that turned out beautifully. Thanks for sharing, and thank you for your service!! Have a great day!

[@StephenOgle]

Thanks David. Yes, there is really nice looking wood inside even the humble 2x4. I like the way it turned out and the 2x4 allowed me to test the design without breaking the bank. Thank you!

[@harveyweeks2339]

What a beautiful thing you made thanks for your time in showing us all a wonderful vase

[@StephenOgle]

Thank You Harvey. Glad you liked this project and take care.

[@gordroberts53]

Wonderful piece, Stephen. From the look of the wood colour and grain, I'd say probably spruce, maybe pine and not fir. Whatever the species, has me reevaluating my scrap bin. Thanks so much for your service to your country. Cheers, Gord

[@johnnyspropshop]

Stephen thanks for your service, and loved this project it really turned out great.

[@StephenOgle]

Thank you John. Glad you enjoyed this project.

[@alamosabill201]

Steve you are a highly skilled wood worker, superb vase, really enjoyed that.

[@StephenOgle]

Thank you Simon. Glad you enjoyed this project and dropped your inspiring comments.

[@kennyboothe7544]

I wish they had 2 x 4's like that in Florida! Seriously, thank you for going through the whole project from drawing to cutting to gluing to turning to finishing. And all of it with just a plain 2 x 4! You are amazing.

[@StephenOgle]

Thank you Kenny. I'm glad you enjoyed this whole series and I appreciate your inspiring comments. This 2x4 was cut from Spruce.

[@stubrearley9220]

A great series Stephen. Always a joy to watch.

[@StephenOgle]

Thank you Stu. Glad you enjoyed this little project.

[@rogerj7327]

Who woulda thought that a 2x4 could be turned into something so awesome. Beautiful work Stephen!.

[@StephenOgle]

Thank you Roger. You know, I think spruce is a very attractive looking wood. I'm glad you do also. Just because it is mainly used to frame things with doesn't mean it can't be used for something that shows.

[@bravekumquat3014]

I really appreciate and enjoy your videos. Thanks for sharing this beautiful project with us!

[@StephenOgle]

Thank you very much. Glad you enjoyed this project.

[@bubbagant1]

Who knew a 2x4 could look so good? Great job of explaining what you were doing!

[@StephenOgle]

Thank you Bubba. The 2x4 actually turned out nice. I really like it also. Glad you enjoyed this project.

[@pitpit64]

I watched all 3 vids and the best parts were the maths ,the preparation and all the different jigs and tricks .As for the wood working, it goes without saying,Your'e a Master woodworker... period

[@StephenOgle]

Thank you very much Peter. You give too much credit my friend. Glad you enjoyed this project and found it helpful. Take care.

[@enyafanjt]

Pretty nice job Stephen. Soft wood for me is a challenge so kudos to you. Thanks for showing the videos on making this all the way through.

[@StephenOgle]

Thank you my good friend James. I can't get info from videos that don't tell all so I try to make mine the way I like to learn and hope someone can get something out of it. Take Care.

[@adamquincey4371]

That is an absolute stunning vase my friend...! Excellent job and a great little series of videos... Cheers...

[@StephenOgle]

Thank you very much Adam. Your comments are always inspiring. Glad you enjoyed this project.

[@joelseymour6372]

Thanks for the great videos. D. Fir lumber is great for projects. Good looking vase. And, also a Thank You for your service, Happy Memorial Day.

[@StephenOgle]

Thank you very much Joel. Glad you enjoyed this project.

[@danielminnig2578]

Beautiful piece! I enjoy your work. Also, thank you for your service. I served in the Navy on a Submarine.

[@chriskudela9898]

Great series Stephen!! From one Vet to another!

[@StephenOgle]

Thank you. Glad you enjoyed this project. Brother!

[@0602Jonboy]

I am about to take up woodturning, and find your videos really excellent, so informative with brilliant step by step explanation and reasoning. It's great presentation and so easy to follow and understand the "whys and wherefores" easy to understand. just love 'em and so enjoyable to watch, thank you Stephen from an admiring wanna be!

[@Caledwyn]

A beautiful piece, particularly so, given the wood that was used. I didn't think it would be possible to get such a finish with Douglas fir. Well done Sir.

[@billysuk]

I had a really stressful day I just watched the hole video now I'm nice and chilled great work. thanks

[@StephenOgle]

Thank you Billy. I am glad you enjoyed this project and relieved a little stress at the same time. Take care, buddy.

[@stroman4586]

beautiful piece mr Oagle , tanks

[@StephenOgle]

+manuel rodriguez Thank you Manuel. I'm glad you enjoyed this project.

[@donfillenworth1721]

Great series of videos. Awesome result from a cheap piece of framing lumber. I'm just getting ready to start segmented woodturning and I appreciate you sharing your talent!

[@davidnelson4794]

nice job on the vase. really looks nice and thank you for your service.

[@StephenOgle]

Thank you David. Glad you enjoyed this series. and Thank You again.

[@devogle7905]

Wow, thank you for your work, you are a very talented wood turner.

[@StephenOgle]

Thank you again Dev. Glad to see you are still enjoying my channel. Take care my friend.

[@thomasckuzia7129]

Hi Steven, This is a great 3 part series! I'm just thinking of trying a segmented piece and this helps me out a lot. I'm headed to your sled video! Thanks for this series and thank you for your time in the Military!,,, Tom

[@hraun2berg]

It is a beautyful vase and a great teaching videos. Thank you Steve Regards

[@StephenOgle]

Thank you Julius. So glad you enjoyed this project.

[@billbentley3295]

loved all three in this set great the way you broke down how you work out the rings thanks again from the gold coast Australia

[@emoryh1339]

Great job. You held my close attention through all three videos. Who knew that a big box 2x4 could produce such a beautiful turning ( with a little help from you-ha ha).

[@StephenOgle]

Thank you Emory. I am really glad you enjoyed this project all the way through. Thank you for commenting and good luck on yours. Oh yeah, The PVC for your sander should work fine as long as you do not try to go too long. If it gives at all it will not yield the results you need for segmenting. You may try also to insert a wooden mandrel inside the PVC. I have seen videos of this and it seems to work very well. Again thank you for watching and enjoying my channel.

[@billwhite1636]

I love your vase, you give a lot of information to a new turner like myself, I really enjoyed all of the information and the video, thank you for your time and your amazing work also for the time....Bill White-In Stuart, Florida....

[@StephenOgle]

Thank you Bill. I really appreciate it my friend. Glad you enjoyed it.

[@beernd4822]

I really like the light colour of that 2x4 wood together with the darker wood. Beautiful job!!

[@StephenOgle]

Thank you. Glad you enjoyed this project. It actually turned out better than I expected with the Pine.

[@cillyede]

Great, Stephen. A beautiful piece! Hello from Germany and thanks for sharing.

[@StephenOgle]

Thank you Cillyede. Glad you enjoyed it my friend.

[@darylreinke8621]

Wow, what a great job! As always, I really appreciate the way you explain everything you do (and without that "I'm all that" attitude some turners seem to project). It's not often that I watch a whole video without fast forwarding but here I am way past my bedtime, with a little pile of joy juice cans beside me and time just slipped by as I watched every bit of all three videos. Again, well done...and thanks for the artistic inspiration you give a lot of viewers.

[@StephenOgle]

Thank you Daryl. It is inspiring to get comments such as yours. I am glad you are enjoying my channel and I hope you will still enjoy it in the future. Take care.

[@leksey7870]

Very beautiful vase. Great job. Like!

[@marykedykhuizen6902]

Love the vase. Thanks for a great videos

[@ernestboatwright7172]

Best use of a 2#4 I have seen!

[@gcottee]

brilliant vase ,love all 3 parts great explanation ,take care garry

[@StephenOgle]

Thank you Garry. Glad you enjoyed this series.

[@robkipp6845]

Stephen... Another great series and build. Amazing what can be done with a 2 x 4. Keep your videos coming.

[@StephenOgle]

Thank you Rob. Glad you enjoyed this project. I think Spruce is a really attractive species.

[@langstrum2421]

A fantastic job !! I have really enjoyed watching your work ... muchas gracias!!

[@MARKBaid]

That is the best looking dag blame 2x4 I've ever seen Stephen. Great piece and video. Take care my friend and do a kindness Mark

[@StephenOgle]

LOL!! Just think I was going to make a tablesaw outfeed table with it. I like it much better this way. Thank you my friend and I know you will do a kindness.

[@Wopdagoacv]

AWESOME PIECE! Wow. Great job. I love you AND your videos! Keep up the great work! ACV- Youngstown, Ohio

[@StephenOgle]

Thank you sir. Glad you enjoyed this project and continue to enjoy my channel.

[@kerryg4119]

Vase turned out really nice for a prototype. Thank you for the video series. BTW, thank you for your service to the US of A.

[@StephenOgle]

Thank you Kerry. I really appreciate it my friend.

[@johnmay3266]

One hell of a job pal. Going to steal some of your ideas. Also, going to make your steady rest. Thanks much.

[@StephenOgle]

Thank you John. Glad you enjoyed this project. Use all the ideas you want, my friend.

[@josephwinkler4863]

That really looks nice you did a really good job on that

[@alexpettigrew8971]

What a great piece. You have come a long way as a turner! Hope you keep trying new things.

[@StephenOgle]

Thank you very much Alex. So glad you enjoyed this project and thank you for the compliments.

[@mikeyoung4791]

I watched the whole video, decided to comment at 26:30. I am overseas, and I have enjoyed watching your videos for several years now. I have a brand new lathe waiting for me when I get back in 30 days. Be sure and keep a paper trail. Write about each one of your projects, take photos and notes, diagram all of your jigs. You should write a book, and it would sell. Semper Fidelis.

[@peterstewart9376]

Wow Beautiful hollow form and that finish is handsome! Great work and happy memorial day! Peter

[@StephenOgle]

Thank you Peter. Glad you enjoyed this project. I really like the Tung oil and Wax finish. and it is very durable also.

[@johnl4469]

Lovely piece Steve, well done mate.

[@StephenOgle]

Thank you again, John.

[@sapphodesigns2377]

I love it..stunning. Great job and video too!

[@Lee-qp6gf]

Great series, Steven. I will be referring to this when I start segmenting so don't go taking it down. Also, great background. Cheers, and thank you for your service. Lee

[@StephenOgle]

Thank you Lee. Glad you like the background music and enjoyed this project. I will leave this one up for "YOU" even if my channel falls apart. LOL!!

[@supertrav1980]

Excellent work my friend

[@simonmetz8587]

Beautiful piece!! Thanks for sharing

[@JimsonMakes]

Another great piece. Cheers, Jim

[@StephenOgle]

Thank you sir. Glad you enjoyed it.

[@egdjr1]

Stephen, Amazing to see what came out of a two by four. I've made bowls out of it and really like the look of it. Have a happy Memorial Day!

[@StephenOgle]

Thank you Ed. Glad you enjoyed it and I agree about the Fir wood. Just because it is cheap and readily available doesn't mean it is bad wood. This project as a lot of fun. Thank you again.

[@dougshort489]

Great video , very well explained, definitely an inspiration to others. Thank you

[@StephenOgle]

Thank you Doug. I truly appreciate it my friend.

[@kmcwoodwork]

Great job Stephen this shows you don't need to use expensive wood for a nice looking piece

[@StephenOgle]

Thank you Kieth. Glad you enjoyed this project and the choice of wood.

[@randywood4782]

Good job like that vase

[@StephenOgle]

Thank you Randy.

[@ViolatorZ06]

thank you for the quick reply. your work is extremely nice.

[@StephenOgle]

Thank you Josh. I really appreciate it.

[@michaelflynn6178]

Looks great Stephen

[@StephenOgle]

Thank you Michael. Glad you enjoyed it.

[@anklebiterwoodworks2818]

Gorgeous. Amazing what you can make out of studs

[@StephenOgle]

Thank you sir. I agree 100%. Glad you enjoyed this project.

[@timothybline7900]

just watched your video, beautiful vase will have to give it a try. keep making videos there great to watch

[@StephenOgle]

Thank you Timothy. Glad you enjoyed this project. Good luck with your vase also.

[@donaldtrabeauxjr5323]

Awesome piece of work

[@StephenOgle]

Thank you Donald. Glad you enjoyed this project.

[@oobazz]

i like it too awesome work Stephen , great vid cheers mate

[@StephenOgle]

Thanks Bazz. Glad you enjoyed this project and thank you for commenting.

[@joerohling7615]

You make me want to spend money I don't have on a lathe. Beautiful product, nice use of a 2x4 to make something so pleasing to the eye. Thanks for the video.

[@StephenOgle]

Thank you Joe. I'm really glad you enjoyed this project.

[@odoull69]

beautiful bowl. you are really good!

[@StephenOgle]

Thank you sir. Glad you enjoyed this project.

[@davidearly7110]

Great job, nice real nice.

[@michaelthomas4640]

I agree. it looks awesome. great job dude.

[@StephenOgle]

Thank you Michael. I really appreciate it, sir.

[@victoranfossi4201]

Good morning Stephen from Val Comeau Newbrunswick Canada !Just finished looking at your video on the bowl you made using a 2x4 looks really nice.I have a segmented piece similar to your's ready to start turning. Will be using your final finishing with tung oil and wax as you did on your vase . Will let you know how it turns out ! Have a good week Will be looking at other turnings from your videos .Thanks for all the tips . Vic Anfossi👍🍺

[@StephenOgle]

Thank you Victor. Glad you enjoyed this project. You will not be disappointed with the Oil and Wax finish. It is truely my go to. Let me know how you like it.

[@jeffoldham3466]

great video Stephen,,,i like the 2x4 you used,,,i seen carl Jacobson demo a miter set to cut angles and I thought I might order one and try it out,,going to try and make your vase,,i like the finish you used also,,gotta try that!!!!

[@gunterschone8402]

Beautiful video series, Stephen. You've explained everything very well and understood that I have even understood. :-) The vase looks great. Maybe I'll sometimes try using the 3x oils and waxes 3x.

[@StephenOgle]

Thank you Gunter. Most of the time it does not actually take 3 coats of oil. This was very soft wood and absorbed the oil a lot. I usually only need two coats. Just apply it until the surface becomes glossy. Glad you enjoyed this series.

[@gunterschone8402]

Aha, thanks for the clarification because the oils in soft wood.

[@mhaz49]

Beautiful piece, Stephen, even if it is just pine.

[@StephenOgle]

Thank you Mark. That 2x4 surprised me. The grain really pops as it is turned in the light. I am really glad you enjoyed this project and thank you for your comments on this piece.

[@dmaschy599]

I make my vases out of two by fours,and I like how they came out

[@humbertovicedomini]

Hola Stephen muy buena , gran trabajo Felicitaciones

[@StephenOgle]

Thank you sir. Glad you enjoyed this project.

[@larrymacaluso9051]

Your vase looks great, using Dug Fir, I'm impressed with the finish you got, nice job. Some years ago one of my first turnings was from an old 4 x 4 l had laying around, l made three candle holders, they still look good after eight years. I think it's time for a trip to Home Depot to buy some 1 x 4 (good grade lumber) to cut into segments and give it try.

[@StephenOgle]

Thank you Larry. Glad you enjoyed this project. The 2x4 I used was just to make sure that the plan would work and it did. Now I can use whatever wood I would like and it will work with this plan. I really liked the way the 2x4 looked at the end. I would really like to hear how it goes for you. Thank you for writing.

[@phooesnax]

Nice work Stephen

[@StephenOgle]

Thank you sir. Glad you enjoyed this project.

[@mickwilton7750]

A very nice vase Stephen

[@StephenOgle]

Thank you Mick. I really appreciate it my friend.

[@countrygirlfishing]

Well That Was Awesome!!!

[@StephenOgle]

Thank you Tiffany. Glad you enjoyed it. Take care.

[@johncampbell9476]

Nice piece well done

[@StephenOgle]

Thank you John. I appreciate it.

[@gilgrace1915]

You were right, it turned out great. Just a couple of very small assembly errors that you can correct on the next one. I don't see anything wrong with the finished vase, looks perfect to me. Very informative series, thanks for sharing.

[@StephenOgle]

Thank you Gil. I really got worried when the rim got glued off center, but it could have been worse. Glad you enjoyed this project.

[@gilgrace1915]

The only way anyone could see the wobble on the rim is to spin it at 1000 RPM...not likely the viewer will do that. ;-)

[@malcey12]

Fantastic job Steve. Might have a go my self but use Ash. Love looking vase. Malc in the UK

[@StephenOgle]

Thank you Malcolm. Ash would be a great choice I believe. Take care.

[@victoranfossi4201]

Good evening Stephen I had trouble locating the website you suggested .i went to your Chanel and found it on your #11 video on how to make home made tools and fixtures Thank for the information will be trying to make jig to support vases wen removing the base and finishing the bottom . Have a good week end Vic Anfossi 👍🍺

[@StephenOgle]

I am sorry about the link Victor. It is a link to my video #42 at the 21 minute and 20 second mark. I hope this helps.

[@Ritercrazy]

I think it's beautiful.

[@m8s4lif]

You just proved to me that you don't need to use expensive wood to make a beautiful vase.

[@larover90]

Hi Stephen great job i think its some type spruce as it's not pine as i use scandinavian pine all day long at work and its not the same gain as what you have used i just love to turn pine it gives off such a nice smell in my shop for days cheers Ian

[@StephenOgle]

Thank you Ian. I think you are correct that this wood is Spruce. It did not have any of the Pine aroma. Cedar has a nice aroma also and it tends to hang around for a few days. Glad you enjoyed this project.

[@randywood4782]

Good job 👍 stephen

[@HikeLighter]

beautiful !!

[@StephenOgle]

Thank you John. I really appreciate it my friend.

[@eds7802]

Nice job

[@evcarlosparro]

um verdadeiro artista , aqui no Brasil temos bons artesões , mas você deu um show . gosto muito do seu trabalho e vejo todos os seus vídeos . abçs

[@StephenOgle]

Thank you Carlos. Glad you enjoyed this project.

[@barrybostwick870]

very nice Stephen

[@StephenOgle]

Thank you Barry. Glad you enjoyed this project.

[@MojeToczenieBartoszSokoow]

Nice work :)

[@douglasb1789]

Excellent!

[@Woodden]

Lots of work but the end product is great.

[@SkunkTreeCarvings]

nice save on that bottom...would have been a shame for that beautiful vase to come off of your lathe...looks great stephen.

[@StephenOgle]

Thank you sir. Yeah, I almost got worried when I broke through until I realized that it was only the glue block. Glad you enjoyed it my friend.

[@rpetty58]

supper job. Just goes to that you don't need exotic wood to make a grate project. Thank you.

[@StephenOgle]

Thank you Richard. I agree whole heartedly.

[@Sergiobaruffi]

very, very good job.

[@StephenOgle]

Thank you Sergio.

[@paulsimmons390]

I have watched your videos for some time and you have inspired me would like to share some wood which I have many different kinds. paul

[@victoranfossi4201]

God evening again Stephen I have located you #42 video thanks for your information I can now try and make one following your instructions on the video ! I had seen that #42 video a while back and have turned a vase similar to your using segments. Will try and send you a video of my vase. Have a good week end !👍🍺Vic

[@StephenOgle]

Thank you Victor. I hope your weekend is great also. Please let me know how your vase mount turns out.

[@johnbrock9729]

Good job please do more.

[@StephenOgle]

Thank you John. I hope too keep it going. Glad you enjoyed this project.