Segmented Plant Pots. With AND WITHOUT a Lathe! | Woodworking Project

Two ways to make a segmented planter. One with a lathe and one without a lathe. For 10% off your first purchase, go to: squarespace.com...
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"It's just weird, everything is weird" - Dave Couldn't have said it better myself man. It sucks that this is all going on, just know that the work of makers like yourself are making this whole weird situation much more tolerable. Thanks for another amazing video.

[@MakeSomething]

Thank you Drew!

[@ericvandruten]

It's sad to see the pain of people missing other people. it warms my heart to see how much people miss each other though. BeSafe

[@rpederse]

“”Too much glue is not enough.” Thank you, David. I enjoy you both here and on your podcast.

[@MakeSomething]

Thanks Bob!

[@terristroh3965]

As much as I miss the interaction and style Dan brings to videos, I also appreciate this throw back “just a guy with tools and a camera” style. I say “stay safe, have fun, stay passionate and make something” with you at the end of your videos. You should put that on a t-shirt. I’d buy one.

[@Anthony-H]

Thanks for SHOWING us different ways to accomplish the same task. So many KZbin woodworkers say that and the proceed to only use their collection of sponsored tools because that's all they actually know how to do. Kudos!

[@jymferrier]

Really appreciated the chit chat at the end, even more so than the project for a change. Weird times

[@Wordsnwood]

Glad I stuck through right til the end. That was a real human moment there, Dave. Thanks. Take care!

[@tommyammo6135]

Just want to say thank you David for what you do. Very much appreciated.

[@xiggywiggs]

Everything is weird right now, which is what makes me appreciate your videos all the more. My son and I watch all of your videos and you're always doing interesting projects with a "Can Do!(whatever-I-want)" attitude that is always inspirational and amusing as hell, thanks for all you do Dave! I hope your family (and camera Dan's!) are being safe, having fun, staying passionate and making something!

[@sarahweerheim6123]

I need to say thank you for this video. I've gotten into kind of a funk over the last week ecause I haven't been working. I have a small shop set up in my garage but didnt spend much time out there over the past few days. When you pointed to the camera and say "make something!" I felt like you pointed at me. I'm on my way out there now. Thank you that was the push I needed to get off my ass.

[@ostranderterry]

Last part of the video is 100% my quarantine mood 😂 Great vid!

[@pedalman4595]

I noticed it took a lot for you to get through the end of the video. That's your compassion for this world. Keep up the great work, and thank you for your inspiration. Be Well and Stay Safe.

[@allanwilliams679]

Thank you David. Another great video (even without Dan 😢). I hope you are coping well in those crazy times. Best wishes to you from London, England. 🤗

[@chrisatwood5981]

I'm sorry to hear ypire not motivated. I promise the videos are super important to those of us who watch. I'm an essential employee so having videos from my favorite makers adds some normalcy to my chaotic world.

[@clausmadsen9777]

Are you okay? Saying weird that many times is not you, normally. But... I must say, I kinda like this break from everyday life. I get to be more with my kids and do fun woodworking projects with them. Never done that before, and they love it. Thanks for being you and watch out for yourself.

[@ronaldheak1637]

Thanks for some ideas. Stay safe yourself and God bless you and your family

[@MasturBilbo]

Decided a couple days ago to make my wife a few pots exactly like this. Was pumped to get this notification, impeccable timing. Appreciate the non-lathe consideration too. Love the evolution of the channel, keep it up. Thanks!

[@CammiesGarage]

Great video, David. The end bit got me in the feels.

[@AndrewKleinWW]

Great video David, fun projects using some scrap wood with different tool options are just what we need right now, keep em coming!

[@TheHobbyShop1]

Great work. I hope you and your family are healthy also. We’ll be out of this funky weird time soon I hope. Take care!

[@loucinci3922]

Very cool. And two methods - Awesome. Nice presentation. Good camera work and layouts. Nice job. Thank you!

[@thomaslindgren4602]

I really liked this project. It is so nice to see options for a project. During this COVID19 scare it is nice to see you going to the closet and making something with what you have. As someone who has passed the 2 week mark after a positive rest result I really appreciate being able to see new content. Stay safe and healthy and thanks for sharing.

[@MakeSomething]

Glad you're doing well! Thanks Thomas!

[@shopcatt643]

Another great project! Miss you Dan!

[@kevinsur8811]

We all echo your feelings man. Thanks for this and all your videos.

[@garymitchell9054]

I really enjoy all of your projects they inspirer me try different thing in my shop.Thanks for all the videos you do.

[@chrishand259]

Dave thank you for bringing a bit of normalcy to all of us... everything is weird but content creators and artists like you are helping us through. Stay positive! 👍😊👌

[@MakeSomething]

Thanks Chris!

[@davedowding5883]

Loved this video! Dave. you explain and present so well. Enjoy your subtle humor. Thanks for the links. Your time in producing these videos and sharing them is appreciated.

[@davebauerart]

They look really great! Thanks for showing how to make one without a lather! The way the light shows off the segments is really beautiful.

[@rjsiii3]

In this weird time we appreciate something interesting to watch and inspire. Thanks for making videos

[@WheelsNThangs]

Great video Dave, stay safe!

[@iillidge]

Listen to your brother. Hi, from New Orleans.

[@WorksbySolo]

It’s all about showing up. You did, and you do. I heard no excuses from you. That right there gives me insensitive to keep going. Thank you David.

[@unitwoodworking5403]

I like the pattern and color of these plant pots. 2 ways both are fun and interesting.

[@Gantorin]

Kmart cashier for 2 years, so you get props on your 5 years from me. Now my job of 15 years is going to lay me off come 2020... I am trying to get my art channel started now to hopefully help me out with possibly more hard times to come. Stay safe man, and we love ya.

[@MakeSomething]

Wishing you the best! Sorry to hear about the layoff.

[@esperanzaguzman8075]

Thank you so much, for you're knowledge. Be safe, an continuous with you're project.

[@bmj3626]

Another option would be to use a pattern router bit. Great video. Love your brother's work too

[@williambuckley1185]

Hi David, thanks for your video, one day I would like to make segmented pots, I have the gear, so why not ? I wouldn't worry about people who complain to you, most of them probably have problems themselves and taking them out on you (easy target) I personally look forward to your video's. and the positive and happy messages you put across and you are a good teacher in my opinion. Kind regards, Bill (from Australia). By the way, it's weird here too.

[@loganelandt]

Beautiful project! Weird times indeed. I hope you’re staying safe and healthy.

[@daveacker7427]

Thanks for another great video. Nice to see that there are ways for those of us starting out in woodworking to get around not having a certain piece of equipment. It definitely is a weird time and things like your videos help make the time at home more bearable.

[@ChrisVanderheeren]

Dude are you ok? Thanks for providing these vids (together with all the other makers out there). Keeps me going!

[@edkohn4384]

Love your current style. Spinny things and such

[@jimstewart1044]

Very cool little project. Thank you for reminding me there's alternatives if you don't have a lathe. Keep it up and stay safe!

[@JohnnyS37]

I always appreciate every single video you do, man! I could feel your emotion towards the end of the video. It truly is a really weird time right now. Thank you for continuously making the great content you make to help us get through this time. I'm glad you're healthy and happy and I look forward to seeing the next amazing video you make.

[@celinezhang8660]

Hey, thanks for putting subtitles on your videos. I can't do woodworking now since the makerspace I use is closed, so I like being able to watch other people work on projects

[@johndoubleu5942]

Love this! I’ve been spending lots of time in my woodshop/shed. Makes life much more tolerable when my wife, daughter, and I need a break from each other. Gonna try these pots. Thank you!

[@greensteammakerscave888]

I love your channel David! Great content, very informative, and occasionally pretty funny. I will be trying out block layer on future wood working projects. Thank you. You have been one of the inspirations of me and my daughter's channel.

[@markduggan3451]

I'm glad you did one without a lathe, I haven't got one, I like the pots.

[@markbrown7981]

Great project! I laughed at the Kmart line! 😆 Thanks for the extra content, definitely helps with the extra time at home. Stay safe and healthy, Dave!

[@waynehegg8847]

So happy you keep making videos!!! I watch every single one!! Keep doin what your doin!! We should just have some fun!!! Looking forward to the next one, whatever it is!!

[@robshamel3210]

You lathed very well!

[@bencline9701]

"It's weird. Everything is weird" - Dave It want this on a T-shirt!

[@Sonal_Mobile]

Great video Dave! Thanks for showing there's more than one way to get a beautiful piece! Take care, stay safe!

[@busomite]

Really appreciate the project, your passion, and the sense of normalcy you’re bringing us. Thank you!

[@DianeDowneyYardFairy]

Sending much love. It’s totally weird. You are keeping me entertained and I can’t wait to try making things again when I feel better.

[@velocelt]

Noice! Cutting the same types of angles on longer boards allows you to make "stave-built" drums in a pretty similar fashion. That's a project I've been contemplating for a number of years. Got nothing but free time now. Guess I should give it a try. I miss Camera Dan too, but I think you did okay. It's like going back to your roots. It's weird.

[@sgsax]

I love love love it when I learn new and different ways to do things. Yeah, things are super weird right now, everything is just kind of surreal. Getting to watch my favorite makers do cool things helps to take my mind off it. Thanks for being awesome and sharing your work!

[@dubya13207]

I like the “autofocus is my wingman” move at 5:00

[@tianamatson]

Those are beautiful. I really love mahogany.

[@FredMcIntyre]

Awesome work David! 😃👍🏻👊🏻

[@mattvenerable6669]

I appreciate you. I appreciate the work you do. It’s important. Thank you.

[@kdurham98]

Thanks for the video, it just got me over the hump on figuring out how to pull off a design idea I’ve had.

[@billm1651]

Great video. It’s motivated me to try a segmented turning. Ive been turning for about a year and really enjoy it, but haven’t messed with turning the inside of wood like a bowl or a vase. Just between two centers. If you haven’t tried making pens yet they are super fun and will make great gifts when you can give people stuff again.

[@BruceAUlrich]

I can't believe both were turned....er...sanded from different methods. They look quite similar! Nice job!

[@jacobnimbus]

"We're gonna lathe it" made me crack up! thanks for another great video, I finally bought my first lathe and I can't wait to start lathing things!

[@allenshafer1768]

"I'm just gonna take off the edge, just a little bit." Jim Beam logo flashes. Nice.

[@WILSHIRERN]

U always make good vids it is a testing time for everyone even here in Blighty I’ve lost a couple of friends to this but also gained stay safe god bless u xx

[@furthernorthfab]

Yeah, David. Those look awesome and you killed this video solo. Thanks for sharing

[@TetraCNC]

I would not of been able to tell the difference between the two if you had not pointed it out. Awesome job, and I would love to see you make something like brother Dan made. Tell camera Dan we miss him too.

[@FigmentsMade]

Totally agreed. It is just weird. But these planters are great! Thank you very much for showing two ways to make them!

[@michaelpeavey3264]

Weird indeed. Love the project (not weird). I've been trying to add new techniques to my skill arsenal while I have all this extra shop time. Looks like a segmented ring build will be today's new skill. Thanks David. Stay well.

[@joetreloar215]

Thank You. You always brighten up my day!

[@skwerwl]

I would love to see more projects like this! I know I'll never get into proper woodworking, but I do have an orbital sander, a drill, clamps & a hand saw at my disposal so it's exciting to know that with some more time & effort than normal, I could still create something like this :)

[@CDeanhartman]

So what I think you're saying is that Dan is the lathe version and you are the sanded version? (but both can get the job done!).

[@mercutiojb]

Thanks so much for this one! I always appreciate the projects where you show alternatives to the lathe

[@EthanCarterDesigns]

So many Dan's! I really enjoyed the video as always and I always like when you show two ways to make the same thing - reminds me to stop wishing for a bigger shop and to just start making!

[@jennieanddavis]

"Dan who is not allowed over here" What did he do to get grounded? 😂 I'm stuck in a 2 week hotel quarantine - only get to leave the room for 30 mins/day. This video made my day much brighter. Thanks for all you do, David. -Davis

[@MakeSomething]

Oh wow. Make the best of it! Always appreciate the nice things you say!

[@darinnetherland3466]

Cool project and great use of scrapes. Appreciate you doing a non-lathe version too

[@jerrystark3587]

Terrific project. Thanks!

[@JolienBrebels]

Beautiful plant pots! I love it!

[@danielwalton8475]

Damn thank you for this video! Your stuff is awesome, and somehow makes projects more achievable. I just have band saw, miter saw, sander and drill and feel like I can make many of your projects. So many people over complicate projects like this! Would love to see more of the small band saw projects!

[@pastypete1]

Loving all you projects keep them coming and Dan Dan the camera man will be back stay safe 🤘

[@matthewkendall7394]

Great video and nice project David. Adding it to my list of things to make. I love segmented stuff. I have done some and made a Wedge sled to cut the segments. It is nice because you use the same sled whether you want 8 segments on this layer and 16 on the next. Keep up the great work. Camera Dan will be back in no time.

[@senseinathan1]

Great video mate. It really is weird but we will get through it. Chin up and keep up the good work 👍🏻

[@ktulu193]

Beautiful project, David! I wouldn't have thought to do segmented rings on the spindle sander that way. Great tip and the hickory accents smash the pots through the roof! You're right, things are just weird now, but you should know your videos are always a lighthearted moment. If they are 5x a week or once every 5 weeks don't matter, so long as you enjoy what you're doing. And please, try not to focus on the trolls too much. The vast majority of your viewers are supportive, and the rest can go talk in a baby voice

[@dand.9871]

On the non lathe version you can use a router with a pattern bit (ball bearing near the shaft) of even if you don't have that use the bushing guide and templates for interior and exterior and then sand it - it is much faster then sanding it all the way

[@idratherbemaking4270]

They look great!! It's always good to learn more than one way to do something. Thanks!

[@andrewbrown8148]

Great stuff, Dave~! Yes, everything is weird. Just keep on keepin' on, brother~! Thanks for the vid~!

[@ChrisBarrett643]

Spot on. Love the aspect of doing it both ways.

[@drewachong]

I just bought a lathe and have no idea what I'm doing, so thanks for the idea! I noticed you're using carbide tools. Do you find that you prefer those over the traditional ones? I agree on appreciating the chitchat at the end. I know a lot of people are struggling right now. Thanks for taking the time to be real. 👊🍺 cheers

[@MakeSomething]

The carbide tools are easier to use and not much of a learning curve. The traditional tools are much quicker but takes more technique and can be more dangerous.

[@drewachong]

@@MakeSomething , thanks for the reply! I got a cheap set of traditional starter tools, but so far I've only figured one of them out! I'll have to check out a carbide set sometime.

[@williamellis8993]

When gluing remember a lot is good, more is better and too much is just enough (I know not always). Stay safe. Bill

[@dboysix26]

Thanks for making these videos

[@reforzar]

They look fantastic. A scroll saw would work great for cutting out the inside.

[@MrWizzardx3]

I half expected you to use the router table for rings too... But like you said, there are tons of ways to do something in woodworking.

[@JohnMadeit]

I use a hand drill and belt sander to turn some wooden handles for my branding irons I make. Your right, There is always more than one way to do something. 👍

[@missamo80]

Thought I'd accidentally clicked on a Kyle Toth video for a minute! Nice vase.

[@garagemonkeysan]

Cool video. Thanks for showing both methods! Weird times may be good times to express yourself. : ) Mahalo for sharing!

[@JeffreySchwegmann]

Great video! Keep up the inspiration.

[@danielburnett8140]

Thanks for this video it was well timed.

[@anthonymikkelson7394]

If you’re making segments, it works really well to glue up the rings in halves. Let each half dry and sand them flat. Then glue those halves together. You get a better seem that accounts for some mis- measurements

[@anthonymikkelson7394]

Watch frank howarth for that and you’ll see

[@MakeSomething]

Yep, I've done this is past videos. But if you can reduce a step then it's all good.

[@dandavis5832]

Great video Dave! Thanks for the pro tips!

[@VampireOnline]

Man those are beautiful