Multi-axis Pen Stand Prototyping Process | Turning Tuesday

[@Snorlax70764]

Pen stand looks great mate! Hope you have a Merry Christmas 🎅🎅🎄🎄

[@turnedinaus]

@@Snorlax70764thanks mate, merry Christmas to you also

[@TurninandLearnin-p5w]

I absolutely love your videos... Well spoken!!! And great work on the tools as well... I think these came out great !! Fantastic job

[@turnedinaus]

Thanks TNL, being what I can tell as a world first - a lot of thought and time went into this. Including several moments where I was going to walk away from the project. I'm glad I didn't give up on it.

[@WoodenItBeNice]

Found you from your FB post. I love these stands and thanks for showing the process including the failures. I have subbed and hit the bell. Can't find the FB post anymore. Take care and have a great New Year. Cheers, Huw

[@turnedinaus]

@@WoodenItBeNice appreciate it mate, the support of woodturning international has been pretty epic. What a great bunch of turners!

[@SidsRepurposing]

Absolute Cracking pieces man Thanks for the shout out and I really enjoyed working through the process with you

[@turnedinaus]

I got stuck, your experience and guidance/being a sounding board were just what I needed. Thank you for your ongoing support, including during my crazy attempts at something different.

[@mahcooharper9577]

That's amazing, well done - another great journey of innovation and fixing problems as you go. Really impressive! Don't blame you for not wanting to do it again but what a great result!

[@turnedinaus]

It certainly was a process, I learned more on this one project than any to date. It was quite fun even if at times exceptionally frustrating, the process is worth it.

[@ralphgraler4223]

Can't check what you're doing... think wasting your time.... I've watched 15 minutes... don't know why!!! Good luck for next projects... more than for this!!! Happy New year!!! 🇩🇪🔨

[@turnedinaus]

Thanks for the comment Ralph, In this video I was attempting to make 2 pen stands from a single piece of wood. Something I've not seen anywhere else out there. There are chapters. As this was a first attempt there was several mistakes along the way. Including blowing 2 prototypes up. The third attempt combined all lessons learned to achieve the final outcome. The entire journey including failures/mistakes is what I was sharing. If you have any suggestions on how you would have liked to see this done better, please let me know.

[@Youtubewatcher9-b8]

Gr8 video bro well presented. Easily understood and gr8 fixes. 😊