#27 Woodturning a Spalted Pecan Economy Bowl Part 1

[@jimmiller4526]

Awesome video Stephen. You are a hero to those of us with a small shop without the convenience of all the latest and greatest equipment. Keep em coming!

[@StephenOgle]

Thanks Jim, and I will. As long as I have something to help others with I will keep uploading. I Really appreciate the comments.

[@Lee-qp6gf]

Can't wait for part two. This is interesting.

[@StephenOgle]

Thanks Lee, part 2 will be up in a couple of hours, hopefully. KZbin has it now.

[@MiguelSancheztornoartesano]

Very nice explanation, I`ll wait to see part 2. You are doing a very good job. Take care. Miguel

[@StephenOgle]

Thanks Miguel, I had a slight surprise in part two but it will be up shortly.

[@trevsutton8185]

Looking great so far Stephen! I've never thought of this way to make a bowl, it's a great idea and saves wasting a lot of wood as you do with a normal blank! That sander really does do the job too ! Looking forward to part 2, I'm learning a lot for videos keep up the good work my friend. Trev

[@StephenOgle]

Thank you Trev for complimenting this video. The bowl turned out very nice (in my opinion) and hopefully the video will be up soon. It is out of my hands now and in the capable hands of youtube. Thanks again.

[@malcey12]

Wow! Steve that a beautiful piece of work mate. I look forward to seeing the finished project. Very clever the way your building it. All the very best, Malc

[@StephenOgle]

Thanks again Malcolm for commenting and I'm really glad you are enjoying my videos. I appreciate your support of my channel.

[@MikeWaldt]

Brilliant Stephen, well explained, shall be looking out for part two. Take care Mike

[@StephenOgle]

Thank you Mike I always appreciate your comments and part two should be up this evening. It is uploading right now, but you know how that can be. Thanks again.

[@nippychippy]

This is such a great idea can't wait to see part to keep up the good work Cheers Robert

[@StephenOgle]

Thanks Robert, Part 2 will be up shortly it is at 95% processed but seems to have gotten stuck there. Hope I don't have to delete and re upload. Hopefully within the next hour it will be up.

[@SteveSam66]

Stephen, Nice job so far. Great explanation of the process. Looking forward to part 2

[@StephenOgle]

Thanks for commenting again. Part 2 is now up and running I hope you enjoy it also. Thanks again for your support.

[@HarryWatts65]

Great Job Stephen, I look forward to part 2, your home made sander works well, Regards Harry

[@adamquincey4371]

Hello Stephen, excellent job and I look forward to the next video, cheers

[@StephenOgle]

Thanks Adam and I hope you enjoy Part 2. I got it uploaded last night and boy was it a pain. I think the KZbin servers were swamped of something, but it is up now and I hope you enjoy it.

[@SkunkTreeCarvings]

cool...looking forward to part two..

[@StephenOgle]

Thanks again sir for commenting on my channel. Part 2 is uploaded and is processing now and should be up very soon.

[@honeybees1970]

Nice piece of wood, looks like it is going to turn into a great project, looking forward to the conclusion. Cheers Rob

[@StephenOgle]

Thanks again Rob for commenting Part 2 should be up in just a short while. I think the bowl turned out nice. I hope you enjoy part 2.

[@CarlJacobson]

Great video Stephen, I'm looking forward to part two.

[@StephenOgle]

Much appreciated Carl. It should be up shortly, it is uploading now. Thanks again for commenting.

[@tomcanada3422]

Stephen I enjoy your videos your shop looks like mine,also like how you go thur step by step,and not all our shop equip store bought Tom

[@StephenOgle]

Thank you Tom, I love wood work and everything about it. But like you said I have a small shop and am a hobbyist and can't always afford what I need at the time so I improvise. I am glad you like my videos and I hope you will continue to watch them in the future. thanks again for supporting my channel.

[@Robbiethewoodturner]

well done Stephen the home made sander works well ill have to make one All the best Robbie

[@StephenOgle]

Thanks Robbie, I'm glad you like the sander. It's really not a hard build and comes in handy when you need it. Thanks again for commenting.

[@gyulasarkozy1973]

Hi Mr. Ogle! Cool stuff again, and I'm waiting the next part and other video too! :)

[@StephenOgle]

Well sir, Part 2 should be up momentarily, but KZbin has it now and it is out of my hands. Hopefully it will not take long for them to process. Thank you for commenting and supporting my channel.

[@Arckivio]

Love the sander on the lathe idea! I've seen drum sanders etc but never done in this way with the adjustment table.

[@StephenOgle]

Thank you sir for commenting and I'm glad you like the sander. It is really a simple concept and not to difficult to build. I appreciate you taking time to comment on my videos and hope you will enjoy Part 2.

[@Arckivio]

I did enjoy part 2 & I think I've watched all your video's now & found them really helpful. Especially the fact that you're a hobbyist & just trying new things. Being shown by an "expert" is different & sometimes daunting but thanks to you, I will definitely be trying a segmented bowl. One question, do you use any particular glue for the sandpaper on the drum? Something easily removable? Thanks for taking the time to upload & reply to questions.

[@StephenOgle]

Thank you for commenting and I do not use any glue on the sandpaper. I simply tape down both ends with reinforced tape. It is easy to put on and take off. Hope this has been helpful.

[@Arckivio]

Stephen Ogle Yes, very. Thanks.

[@yuvallahav]

Great video, as always, and great bowl! like Robbie, I love the drum sender, and since I have almost no basic tools in my little shop, I would make me one of these as soon as possible (and give you the credit...)!. I was starting to write here about my first E-bowl, which I did last week, but when I looked up I noticed that my comment has become longer then all the other comments combined, so I let it go! Going to finish the second half of your video, keep up the good work!

[@StephenOgle]

Thanks Yuval, for the thoughtful comments. they inspire me to keep going with my videos. The drum sander is a versatile tool and you will find many uses for it. Don't worry about any credit. Just build and use it. that's good enough for me. I would like to here about your E-bowl. Thank you and hope you enjoy part 2.

[@jean-paulroy1009]

Good job Stephen. Did I see that you had your sanding drum chucked up on your lathe? If so, this is a great idea! Do you have a video on how you made the fix for it? Cheers Jean-Paul

[@earlrumble1692]

Dang! What a great project. This is something I can do....hurry up with the upload of part two! Also, Keep up the great work. I truly appreciate your efforts and ALWAYS learn something new each time you post something. For example, how did you make your "trammel" ? This looks like a tool that I can really make use of. Hope the weather didn't hit you too hard. Keep warm and keep turning!

[@StephenOgle]

Thank again for all your support Earl, the trammel is from Woodsmith magazine. It is made of four pieces one I'll call the headstock which has a pencil hole drilled in it with a set screw. That attaches to two rails screwed to it . The rails then sit inside the tailstock with a screw too tighten between them when you get your correct arc making it adjustable. A very sharp pin is placed onto the bottom of the tailstock. I tried to make it fancy liking like the magazine but you don't have to be that elaborate. I hope I have helped you understand my trammel better.

[@alansimpson596]

Hello Stephen, I was looking forward to this video and really enjoyed it. I think I gained about 10 good tips from it and I'm looking forward to part 2 which I will watch this evening. Have you done a video on making the sander? Best wishes, Alan.

[@StephenOgle]

Thanks Alan, I hope you can get something from part 2 also. I do have a video on the Drum Sander and also my Miter Sled for segmenting. If you would like to see it I have the link here. #26 My Shopmade Miter Sled and Drum Sander I hope this helps and thank you for supporting my channel.

[@jamesagnew5607]

Stephen love your work been watching a long time the sander setup you are using could you do a video on how you put that together it’s pretty slick. Thanks in advance Jimmy Agnew from Plattsburgh NY

[@robertkutz9540]

good video nice bowl,hurry up with part 2 this old fighter is getting old. HA! HA!

[@StephenOgle]

Well I didn't intend for this video to be made public until the second was ready but I forgot to click private. Anyway part 2 should be finished in a few minutes to an hour. Thank you Robert for commenting and supporting my channel.

[@enyafanjt]

I have seen videos on making a drum sander for the lathe. How accurate is it? Thanks for the videos, I like it when somebody goes into detail instead of just fast forwarding through their turnings.

[@StephenOgle]

Well James, first of all, thank you for commenting and asking questions about my videos. The drum sander is very accurate if you just take your time and get it right. Like I said the mandrel is the hardest part then you need to make sure that the bed is parallel with it (I used very thin shims on the mounting plate to raise on side to get it right. I hope this is helpful to you. Thanks for supporting my channel.

[@SkunkTreeCarvings]

what is the squeaky sound in the back ground..?

[@StephenOgle]

It a Bull Frog just waking up from the winter. LOL. Sorry about that.

[@rustys9190]

love the music and the video good job

[@StephenOgle]

Thanks Rusty for the compliments on the video. The music I like because it is kind of dramatic. Also KZbin allows you to use a sot of different music for free on your videos. I just pick a song. Thanks again for commenting and supporting my channel.