Richard Raffan turns winged box for the 21st. Four-Ways project.

[@jimmeadows5637]

I'm certain that there are more than just I who would consider 90 minutes of your shared wisdom anything but tedious. I enjoy every word and frame.

[@davecolburn1378]

I learned how to turn by buying every book and VHS tape that Mr. Rafffan released starting back in 1985. It was such a joy to find him still at it on KZbin. Like you, I enjoy every moment, as I found such wisdom in the way he shows his mistakes and how to refine the design and keep going.

[@michaelcooperman489]

Love this, I would love to see you making some of those ladles from your old book. I always learn so much from watching you

[@RichardRaffanwoodturning]

The ladles are on my to-do list.

[@MarklTucson]

Really enjoyed watching the four of you with this month's project. It was really interesting watching how you approached something that you have not made before. Thanks again to the four of you for all the work you put into these monthly projects.

[@WhoGnu08]

It was pretty hair-raising to watch you cut the bead on the underside. I thought for sure you were going to get a catch. What a wonderful result! Another master class!

[@paulplager9498]

Absolutely beautiful work Richard. Thank you for your videos. I always learn from watching you work.

[@tomislavtomasicwoodturning]

Great work Richard, we all learn all the time, this project learned me few key stuff to change on next winged box.

[@davidwinch7997]

Thanks for sharing Richard. I learnt so much from your work here. Thanks again. David, Beachmere, Queensland. Australia

[@jorisdemoel3821]

You may not be totally delighted, I think it looks lovely. The feathering between the tigerstriping almost looks like an escutheon. Many thanks for another educational and entertaining video.

[@glencrandall7051]

Very nicely done Richard. I love the wood. Very unusual. Nice shape to the bowl. Your version is wider than Mikes. I like it. I haven't seen the other two yet. The four of you always do so well. Thank you for sharing. Have a great day and stay safe.🙂🙂

[@robertopasquini9776]

Very nice, complex and logical procedure. The result is a original and artistic box; ...in fact is more than a box, is a beautiful ornament. Keep going, Richard, never stop, please.

[@gregdownunderinOz]

What a wonderful box Richard. Reminiscent of some old fashioned ink well holders perhaps. I really enjoyed watching this one. The extra plus for me was that I learnt a lot a long the way. Thankyou

[@johnnyb95678]

An amazing bowl that turned out beautifully. Thank you for sharing your design thoughts and how you worked your way through the piece. Thank you!

[@MikePeaceWoodturning]

"I am still in the learning stage", made me smile, Richard.

[@Tim_Pollock]

It always makes me quite nervous turning space. Very interesting project, well executed Richard.

[@ericmoorehead1100]

Thank you. One of your best videos capturing so many elements

[@_zhawkeye_9808]

...even if you're not completely happy with it, the rest of us are completely impressed with it...! Beautiful bowl...👍...you're the third, and I'm off now to Sam's... Matt

[@haraldmayer8113]

Thank you sir! This is a very beautiful box, i like the two textures in the grain in the lid very much and a huge lesson to learn for me, thank you very much! Greetings from germany!

[@alanneel2749]

Ah yes “ more gently” 👍 Some day I will learn that!

[@davidjackson8787]

Very nice work sir. 😀

[@mikeevans373]

Wonderful little box. I've learned such a lot from this. Thanks Richard

[@mootnmike]

Another superb result. Thank you Richard.

[@hfbowerndesigns810]

Stunning grains Richard, thanks for sharing Take care Cheers Harold

[@MikeJohnson-n2j]

Thank you fantastic work, love the result. I know what my next project I will be.

[@woodbutcherjc]

Really enjoyed the way you went about this. Love the way it came out..Beautiful.

[@waldocorsair]

Thank you Richard for another wonderful video. I appreciate you mentioning the lathe speed more and more in your videos. It is beyond old hat for you, but if you could mention how you are positioning the height of your rest as you switch tools and the rationale for that, we beginners could learn more. Yes I have your books, but I still thank you again.

[@stevebloch3184]

You never cease to amaze. Great looking box.

[@JerryODonovan-z5i]

Beautiful as always, thank you

[@glennnord2605]

You did a great job on this project , will done and thank you for share and explaining how you made it .

[@alanfarnworth2802]

A really interesting piece.

[@DavidBird-uu8km]

A very nice design I love figure in the wood, Off to see the other three.

[@holdemNE1]

34:51 as soon as that popped off the chuck I gave this a thumbs up.

[@freshcoatpaintingmore9951]

Very unique challenge, very unique.Turning looks great. I wouldn't mind seeing a shortened version of your first try of the ups and downs to learn from.

[@RichardRaffanwoodturning]

After hours of editing I decided to bin the lot.

[@carolynwheeler8475]

You are a remarkable craftsman. I wish I could own something you have made.

[@RichardRaffanwoodturning]

Let me know what sort of thing you fancy and I can show you what I have or turn to commission. You can email me through my website www.richardraffan.com.au/contact/

[@scottmedori1437]

Very nice piece.

[@SteveWagner-re8bn]

Great job Richard

[@davidmorgan7522]

Beautiful!

[@ColinBall-e2d]

Another beautiful piece Richard. I did try one after seeing a Jimmy Clewes video about " A square oriental box". Mine didn't look half as good as yours and helped boost my firewood pile.

[@ianbedwell4871]

I love your videos and own couple of your books, I think I saw you live in Auckland at one of the clubs in early 90s? Anyway my request for consideration would be to have a short text summary of the speeds used, wood used and dimensions as a quick reference. Thanks as always for another great video. I have watched all four of you do every four way project since the start and learnt a lot.

[@theshoreys4741]

When you mentioned it looks like a building.. the Jetsons came to mind

[@troybramich785]

Tiger myrtle is such a pretty timber

[@Pato290763]

thanks a lot!! very useful teaching!!!

[@markduggan3451]

Very impressive.

[@bradwiebelhaus7065]

Very nice.

[@thatonereallyoldguy]

Mr Raffan, I add my vote to the "post your 90 minutes on box #1" side. Not just 90 minutes of Richard Raffan, but 90 minutes of you learning? I'd probably watch it many times.

[@RichardRaffanwoodturning]

After hours of editing I binned it. I was all over the place working out what to do and producing a vaguely coherant video proved to be beyond me.

[@josephpotterf9459]

Thanks Richard

[@billybobjohnroane1692]

I like it!👍

[@DustanBadovick]

nice job

[@claudepotter7763]

Real nice box very detailed alsome job.what kind of wood is it made from never seen it before cool looking stuff. Thanks for sharing

[@RichardRaffanwoodturning]

The wood is Tasmanian tiger myrtle.

[@ivanbukh7576]

Красиво сделано! Интереснее делать подобные шкатулки из куска ветки. Получаются работы с натуральным краем! Я делал подобное из ветки диаметром 10 см..

[@seamusday1964]

The usual excellent tutorial and interesting that in 53 years this is the first time you turned a winged bowl, but made it look easy as usual. What type of wood is that?

[@RichardRaffanwoodturning]

Tasmanian tiger myrtle.

[@antoniocarlosfaria2381]

Congratulations mister Richard. What Kind instrument you use to sharp your Tools (Gauge ) ? Tanks a lot ! 36:20

[@RichardRaffanwoodturning]

I use tools straight off a CBN grinding wheel. You see how a new gouge is sharpened in kzbin.info/www/bejne/oJiTmmVtjNqDjrM

[@nigelwest3430]

Great video, the end result looks like a flying saucer from a 1950s film ......................... but so many adverts 🤨

[@RichardRaffanwoodturning]

You can pay Google to remove adverts.

[@PeterHellak]

You seem to be using shark jaws on most of your many recent videos is this by choice or the best tool for the job you are doing at the time???

[@RichardRaffanwoodturning]

I use the full range of Vicmarc Shark Jaws available for VM100 chucks. I use the chuck that best suits the job. I never use standard jaws because the Shark jaws have a far wider range of applications.

[@kenvasko2285]

Did you have any trouble with flex while turning the wings? The way you did it seemed pretty rigid.

[@RichardRaffanwoodturning]

No problems with flexing that I recall. You see all the turning as it happened.

[@tomhysell596]

To much stopping and talking, but good video other wise

[@RichardRaffanwoodturning]

Most viewers commenting like to hear why I'm doing what I'm doing. In other videos where I just get on with it there are complaints that I don't say why I'm taking a particular approach.

[@tomhysell596]

@@RichardRaffanwoodturning I understand ,thank you for the reply

[@matthewlane5562]

I'd love to see @theslowmoguys in your workshop!