Wood Turning Staves With A twist. Secret to Success Revealed

I turned another compound twisted tangent stave bowl.
I give away my secrets to a successful turning.
I went to the Oregon Woodturning Symposiomi and met up with Carl Jacobson and Alan Stranton. both have wood turning channels who I watched before starting my channel. Check them out!
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You are watching how I do things and not suggesting others should do it the way I do.
You need to know your machines and how to use them. Follow how the manufacture says to use them safely.
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[@donaldchase6800]

Gary, nice video. We are having a remote demo by Alan in May. It was a result of entering his ornament challenge. Thanks. Don

[@ThePapa1947]

Thank you very much and thanks for watching, I am sure you will enjoy what Alan has to offer. He is a great guy. Gary

[@sbs128]

My neighbour is a turner. After 30 years making solid wood bowls and mushrooms, we found you and he has made lots of your projects. I’ve been helping make all the jigs. I just shared this video with him, so I now know what I am going to be doing this weekend lol. Thank you 😊🎉

[@ThePapa1947]

Thanks so much Simon. Your neighbor is lucky to have you making those jigs. Are you a wood turner as well? Thanks for watching, Gary

[@GordonRock1]

Thanks for sharing your magic, once again, Gary! That is a beautiful bowl which I am sure will get lots of "wows" and "how did you do that" comments. Great video as always, my friend. Really enjoyed this! Take care, .....Gord

[@ThePapa1947]

Thank you Gord your comments are much appreciated. This was fun to do and now for something different. Perhaps a simple little turning is in order. Take care my friend, Gary

[@JimJohnson-mu6gf]

Bowl turned out great. I really appreciate you sharing technical information on cutting and assembling. I watch other turners and think I would like to try what they make but they don't give any detail on the process so I pass on trying many of them. Thanks again.

[@ThePapa1947]

Thank you Jim, happy you enjoyed this video. Pieces like this can look impossible and a lot will pass on trying. Happy this helps to take the mystery out of it. Have fun turning, Gary

[@kam70111]

I am fascinated by these turnings, why? I used to do something just like this with an unforgiving material, glass. Beautiful.

[@ThePapa1947]

Thank you very much. Now glass does sound cool. Take care, Gary

[@garygardens]

Pretty bowl and interesting process for making it. That glue-up was nerve wracking to watch, can't imagine how it was in doing, ha. That's an excellent tip on removing pieces to close up the whole, thanks.

[@ThePapa1947]

Thank you very much Gary. Just goes to show you the angle does not have to be perfect if you plant to tilt them both ways. Thanks for watching, Gary

[@thomasbone5498]

I must congratulate you on great piece of work and I mut try it my self. Also I must say what a fine looking chap you look as it the first time I saw you Bob England UK.

[@ThePapa1947]

Well thank you very much Bob. I pop in every once in awhile. Mostly on little vacation pictures. I appreciate your comments and thanks for watching, Gary

[@randyjones2204]

A wonderful and beautiful piece. I've watched and enjoyed the whole video. Keep own showing and teaching us. Thank you

[@ThePapa1947]

Thank you very much Randy. Take care, Gary

[@STMwoodturning]

Gary, your very talented and smart! I couldn’t figure out how to cut the staves let alone make something beautiful out of them. Thanks for explaining your processes. It helps me, as a novice turner, to try different things. Stuart

[@ThePapa1947]

Thank you very much Stuart. Happy it has helped. Take care, Gary

[@glencrandall7051]

Very nice project Gary. Thinking outside the box, er bowl. 👍👍 Thank you for sharing. Have a great day and stay safe.🙂🙂

[@ThePapa1947]

Thank you very much and thanks for watching, Gary

[@danagrauke5761]

I love the idea. Can't wait to get some of my projects done so I can try it. Thank you. Keep up the great work.

[@ThePapa1947]

Thank you Dana and best of luck when you do get a chance to try it. Gary

[@mvecellio1]

Your glue joints are perfect. That is amazing.

[@ThePapa1947]

Thank you very much and thanks for watching, Gary

[@cbowers6530]

I have watched a number of your segmented turning videos. However, I have up to now not been brave enough to try such a turning. Your tip on how to compensate for less than precise angles is what I have needed to give segmented turning a try. Thank you for taking the time to teach us!!!

[@ThePapa1947]

Thank you very much and best of luck. Gary

[@roncooney8526]

Another beautiful job Gary. Thanks for the explanation about how to twist the staves, it makes for a much more interesting piece than a radial orientation. One of these days I’m going to give segmented turning a try and hope to use some of your lessons when I do.

[@ThePapa1947]

Thanks so much Ron and best of luck! Gary

[@wesleysensiba1017]

Absolutely beautiful

[@ThePapa1947]

Thank you Wesley I appreciate you watching and commenting, Gary

[@larry8372]

I have enjoyed many of your videos and each time one word pops into my mind......AMAZING !!!

[@ThePapa1947]

Thank you very much Larry and thanks for watching and commenting. Gary

[@heathermacmillan962]

Beautiful... such an amazing design. Plus, it has walnut, which is always a favourite of mine 😁💙

[@ThePapa1947]

Thank you very much and thanks for watching, Gary

[@jonmartineau1004]

Gorgeous bowl Gary ! Thanks for all the info on cutting the staves . I wish I had all the tools to do this type of turnings . But , I enjoy watching you make them .

[@ThePapa1947]

Thank you very much Jon. I appreciate your comments and thanks for watching, Gary

[@markv1027]

Very nice turning Gary! I do like the jig for using the band saw as well. As always thank you for sharing the video.

[@ThePapa1947]

Thanks so much Mark and thanks for watching, Gary

[@michaelross8794]

Entrhalling. I have to say that I always look forward to your videos. I always learn something AND you always challenge me to try something new. Your explanations as to why you chose each specific method (including your adaptation to your hands getting tired) are priceless to those of us who have so much to learn. Kudos on an amazing project AND thank you so much.

[@ThePapa1947]

Thank you Michael I appreciate your comments and thanks for watching, Gary

[@ronnielloyd4514]

That is an absolutely beautiful piece of wood turning.

[@ThePapa1947]

Thank you very much Ronnie!

[@chrisdecaro9148]

Gary that is beautiful. I love maple and walnut too of my favorite woods. Love the shape and the angle.

[@ThePapa1947]

Thanks so much Chris and thanks for watching, Gary

[@garyp8471]

Top job Gary hats off to you, you make it look so easy, grand finish to a grand bowl. All the best from Lincolnshire UK

[@ThePapa1947]

Thanks so much Gary for your kind words. Take care, Gary

[@carolriley8472]

I love this bowl and I will keep it in my list of to-do projects. I agreee with Phil that it is reminiscent of a hot air balloon. I would love to go to a woodturning symposium, but I am my husband's caretaker and that limits my travels.

[@ThePapa1947]

Thank you very much Carol. This was the first symposium I have gone to and if it had not been so close I would not have gone to it. Thanks for watching, Gary

[@s.l.makuka9219]

Great video, Gary. A I always learn something watching your KZbin channel. Now I gotta try vertical stave turnings! Looking forward to your next project. Thanks for sharing your turnings with us.

[@ThePapa1947]

Thank you very much and thanks for watching. Gary

[@TheMessyStudio]

Really nice piece, Gary. But then yours always are!

[@ThePapa1947]

Thank you very much Billy. Going to be a few much simpler ones for awhile. Had some very important things we needed to take care of. Thanks for watching, Gary

[@albertdawson6814]

That was a very enjoyable video. You always create an idea for me to challenge. You keep very good company. Thank you for sharing. I hope to see you on the next one

[@ThePapa1947]

Thanks so much Albert. It was a lot of fun and I had never met Alan even though at one time he lived about less than 10 minutes from me. Thanks for watching, Gary

[@rodneypeterson4106]

Definitly a technique to try. I really enjoy your videos and they have inspired me. Thanks

[@ThePapa1947]

Thank you very much Rodney. You should give it a try. You will find it is not all that hard to do. Thanks for watching, Gary

[@WoodenItBeNice]

Looks fantastic as normal Gary. Simple to you is like Quantum Physics to me LOL. Take care my friend. Cheers, Huw

[@ThePapa1947]

Thank you very much Huw! I am sending you and email. Take care my friend, Gary

[@julianc3580]

Thanks for sharing the "magic". I always learn something from watching your videos. Best segmented videos by far! Great project.

[@ThePapa1947]

Thanks so much Julian and thanks for watching, Gary

[@jarmstrong2843]

Look at what ya gone, did and done! Another great wood turning made with a neat jig and a great lesson on making staves. I’m getting too many great ideas from ya, but there just isn’t enough time for me to try them all. Hum, those gray whiskers look mighty familiar; all to familiar since my beard is very gray, all most white now. I shaved it off several months ago since I did not look good. My xyz was after me to shave It off for several years and trim up the hair. Now back to that clean shaven corporate look. But at least I don’t look like Big Foot anymore as some said I seemed to resemble.

[@ThePapa1947]

Thank you John. That lighting was very kind on me. My hair is close to white . At least on the top of my head. I have a real big foot picture of me I may have to share with you someday. Then there is the one my daughter in law called me Grizzly Adams. That is when my hair was mostly black. Oh those were the days!!! As Archie and Edith would say Take care, Gary

[@marcchartrand36]

Watch you all the time, love your work. New to turning have learned a lot.

[@ThePapa1947]

Thank you very much and thanks for watching, Gary

[@arleyloeffler8205]

You are a vert inventive guy!!!!!! Thank you for the video

[@ThePapa1947]

Thank you very much and thanks for watching, Gary

[@copperowlwoodturning5929]

Beautiful bowl, Gary. Great explanation too. Take care. 😊😊😊

[@ThePapa1947]

Thanks so much Rob and thanks for watching, Gary

[@tuffymartinez]

Thank You Gary... WOW Gary, your imagination is percolating again !!! It makes me sit up straight, watch, re-wind, watch again, sip some strong coffee, start to think about things I am making now & how I might modify my design on future projects. So yes Gary you do influence me and it is sooo much fun watching you do what you do. You & Phil & others, knock my socks off. ... Excellent show today Gary.... TM

[@ThePapa1947]

Thank so much TM. I missed my coffee this morning and drinking one right now at 1:47 PM. I better stop with one LOL. Happy you enjoyed this one my friend, Take care, Gary

[@PhilAndersonShadyAcresWoodshop]

You just think differently than the rest of the world, Gary. I couldn't even imagine how to create a bowl like this. It just wouldn't occur to me to even try but for you, it seems like second nature. This is a really beautiful piece, reminiscent of a hot air balloon! Excellent choice of woods and design. I love it! Looks like you had a great time at the symposium, too! Wish I could have been there. Take good care, my friend! 😄 Phil

[@joshblumenthal4873]

Phil, Gary has a special kind of mind -- twisted!

[@ThePapa1947]

Thanks so much Phil. I just love doing them. But I love doing simple little bowls and plates. Matter of fact I just love wood turning LOL. Little late to my comments today. We had some concerns today that took my mind and time away. It is late in the evening and trying to catch up on them. Thanks for watching my friend. Take care, Gary

[@ThePapa1947]

Yea and I like that twisted type of mind!!!

[@joshblumenthal4873]

@@ThePapa1947 Me, too!

[@PhilAndersonShadyAcresWoodshop]

@@ThePapa1947 Wishing you both good health and great life, my friend!

[@ronaldtodd4819]

Great work Gary, always enjoy your videos.

[@ThePapa1947]

Thank you very much Ronald and thanks for watching, Gary

[@peterstefanovic6818]

Fantastic job, you do great work ...miles ahead of my standard novice work, keep up the great segmenting, I always look forward to it!!

[@ThePapa1947]

Thank you very much Peter. Just keep at it and you will surprise yourself at what you can do. I am always looking for something i have never done before just to do it. Thanks for watching, Gary

[@douglassiemens4245]

Great looking bowl! Looking at it, the shape and pattern reminds me of some hot air balloons. If you made another one with a domed lid, it would really look like one.

[@ThePapa1947]

Thank you very much. Yes I like that idea and just may have to do that. Thanks for watching, Gary

[@gregdownunderinOz]

Thanks for sharing this. Fantastic bowl and video, well videoed and very informative as always.

[@ThePapa1947]

Thanks so much Greg. I appreciate you watching and commenting. Gary

[@alangibb3100]

Gary, that bowl turned out fantastic, i think it looked hard work for you on the end grain but you got there and a great job to. Well done

[@ThePapa1947]

Thank you Alan. For sure the end grain was difficult. Mostly on the inside. Thanks for watching. Gary

[@BAILEYWOODWORKS]

I love when you do these bowls Gary. Amazing.

[@ThePapa1947]

Thanks so much Chris. I can see something like this in your future! Take care, Gary

[@BAILEYWOODWORKS]

@@ThePapa1947 maybe someday.

[@jonathanljohnson]

Superb work! Thank you so much for sharing the video, with all the tips and tricks!

[@ThePapa1947]

Thank you Johnathan and thanks for watching, Gary

[@jerrystark3587]

Beautifully done, as always. Thanks for the video! 👍👍 P.S. As your photos show, you keep good company.

[@ThePapa1947]

Thanks so much Jerry. Both those guys are good people. Happy you enjoyed the video, Gary

[@daveurban1018]

I like your segmented bowls

[@ThePapa1947]

Thank you Dave. I appreciate your comment and thanks for watching, Gary

[@jackthompson5092]

Thanks for the lesson Gary and a beautiful bowl.

[@ThePapa1947]

Thank you very much and thanks for watching, Gary

[@gregj2647]

Well done. I saw someone demonstrate this technique at the AAW Symposium in Kansas City a few years back. He used a similar technique with the weights but he used something like 1 hour epoxy but it was extremely messy. Malcolm Tibbetts shared a tip in a class where he uses Titebond 3 and chills it in a bucket of ice water and that extends the open time of the glue. Also, in the back of Malcom’s book, there is a table that shows how the angles change on compound cuts and this might help explain why the angles don’t need to be exact. You can increase or decrease the outside angle of the bowl until your pieces meet up. It is a fun technique to use. Try adding veneers. That really makes glue up interesting.

[@ThePapa1947]

Thank you Greg. I could not image using epoxy to do this. What a mess! I used Titebond 3 for all of these types of glue ups. Exactly what I was saying by taking the 2 pieces out you are then allowed to make the compond angle. You could figure out what it is but that also means that angle needs to be cut exact. I like the fact I could make this go together about anyway I wanted based on the upper and lower diameter and also how much twist is put into it. Doing a lot of tapered staves on some of the patterns I built shows that up. But in this case I needed to have the exact taper. Thanks for watching, Gary

[@fredbounocore7242]

Can't wait tot ry this! Much Thanks for great info. Fred Buonocore Shelter island N.Y.

[@ThePapa1947]

Thank you Fred. I appreciate you watching and best of luck when you give it a try. Gary

[@carybrown3192]

I love gow you explain the math you use to get the desired effect you want( even though I find it difficult to follow or understand,great video and now I think I will vinge watch your videos rhis weekend to increase my knowledge and get some inspiration to try rhis texhnique along with your staves bowl video, thank you,sir!

[@ThePapa1947]

Thank you very much Cary. Give it a try and you will find out that you can actually do this. Just think of it as a few steps in making the final product and make sure each step is right before moving on. Good luck and thanks for watching, Gary

[@woodturningartbyhabeebasad1020]

As usual beautiful work my friend 👍🏽I definitely have to make one. and finally nice to meet you brother 👍🏽

[@ThePapa1947]

Thanks so much Habeeb. I owed this to another viewer who wondered why I am always hiding LOL Thanks for watching, Gary

[@RoySatzman]

Thanks for you videos I enjoy them very much.

[@ThePapa1947]

Thank you Roy and thanks for watching, Gary

[@brucewatt2864]

As always, a beautiful looking piece Gary. Last week i attended TurnFest here in Australia. It was held on the Gold Coast and was my first Symposium. I came away with many new ideas and things to try. I also got to meet a couple of turners who had inspired me to try the turnings I do. It was a great way to meet other turners. My wife attended with me and it has inspired her to have a go. I always enjoy your channel and picking up your tips, tricks and advise. Thanks heaps

[@ThePapa1947]

Thank you very much Bruce. Sounds like you had a great time. I am sure you wife will really enjoy wood turning. Thanks again for watching and commenting, Gary

[@Jim-bq2ck]

Hi Gary Another fantastic project as always. Will be having a go at this one soon it really looks amazing.

[@ThePapa1947]

Thank you very much Jim. Have fun and thanks for watching. Gary

[@laurazakrzewski]

You Gary, that is spectacular. I try and try to follow your math, but can't always follow. But I do like the end results. 🙂

[@ThePapa1947]

Thank you very much Laura. I think the math might make it sound harder than it is to do. But it is an important part to making this. Happy you liked it. Gary

[@paulsimmons390]

This looks like something I might try. I sure enjoy your videos.

[@ThePapa1947]

Thank you Paul and best of luck. Be sure to ask if you have any questions. Gary

[@marycatherinelebouef-op4hf]

I’ve figured out what makes your pieces so awesome, you’re great at math and computing the angles! You are also very attentive to details. Great job! I love the segmented pieces you make, they are all to gorgeous! Bravo!

[@ThePapa1947]

Thank you very much Mary. I did have to use a lot of geometry and trig in my job. Helps a lot in this type of turning. Thanks for watching, Gary

[@barry.w.christie]

I've seen his type of twisting staves technique before, but your demonstration of it was brilliant ... especially liked your automatic power feed for the bandsaw, fantastic result on the cut surface 😁 It's amazing how much more interesting the piece becomes just by adding a twist, it turned out beautifully 👍

[@ThePapa1947]

Thank you very much Barry. It is a fun project and always cool watching the joints close up just right. The fine tooth blade is the key to a nice smooth cut. I have used a 14 tooth on a dizzy bowl but find the 10 and 12 leave a plenty good finish for gluing. The key is a slow uninterrupted cut. Thanks for watching, Gary

[@HollywoodColt]

Your videos always fascinate me!

[@ThePapa1947]

Thank you very much!

[@nutts24011946]

The guys a genious. beautiful bowl.

[@ThePapa1947]

Thank you very much. Very kind of you to say. Take care, Gary

[@MASI_forging]

Another great job, This looks so beautiful 😊😊

[@ThePapa1947]

Thank you very much!

[@spindlesworkshop9744]

Woah! That was awesome!! Thank you so much for sharing your magic!!!

[@ThePapa1947]

Thank you very much Luie. As a kid I used to love magic tricks. Sharing how these types of turnings reminds me of that and I love to share it. Take care, Gary

[@spindlesworkshop9744]

@@ThePapa1947 😁🤗🤗

[@MANJITSINGH-ko2oi]

HI GARY that's amazing. I think u made one before like that. but so so beautiful.

[@ThePapa1947]

Thanks Manjit. Yes I did make one using the same idea. The shape is a l lot different though. Thanks for watching, Gary

[@GarryKWV]

Thanks Gary! I Love your work, you make it look so easy! I hope someday to make it to a symposium and meet you, Carl, Alan, Phil, Mike and many more...

[@ThePapa1947]

Thank you very much Garry. I did have good time and it was pretty close to where I live. So it worked out great. Thanks for watching, Gary

[@stevehogg]

I will share this video! Well done!

[@ThePapa1947]

Thank you Steve and thanks for watching, Gary

[@timriley8393]

Your art is always amazing!

[@ThePapa1947]

Thanks so much Tim and thanks for watching, Gary

[@gary8033]

That's an awesome bowl. I enjoyed watching the process. 👍👍

[@ThePapa1947]

Thank you Gary and thanks for watching, Gary

[@dennisoliver6421]

Beautiful bowl, love the look!

[@ThePapa1947]

Thank you very much and thanks for watching, Gary

[@ianspicer3885]

A stunning piece Papa

[@ThePapa1947]

Thank you very much Ian!

[@robertnorthrup1914]

Thank you again for sharing your secrets (actually common sense) I have learned so much from watching your channel and have incorporated many concepts into my work.

[@ThePapa1947]

Thank you Robert. Yes just common sense will do the trick.

[@rickchapman3051]

Phil Anderson nailed it. Just a little twisted. I would get head aches just trying to design something like this. Carl is a wonderful guy. Honest and fun to just chat with. Keep it up...I'll keep watching.

[@ThePapa1947]

Thank you Rick. I do these turnings to get rid of headaches lol. Well it takes your mind off them. Thanks for watching , Gary

[@BobBob-eh5sb]

As usual it looks great! This is another one of those things that I can live without knowing why it works, as long as I know how to do it.😉

[@ThePapa1947]

Thank you Bob...now you should be able to do it. At least that was my plan. Take care, Gary

[@emgiwoodworks]

Pretty impressive Gary! 😎

[@ThePapa1947]

Thank you Leo and thanks for watching, Gary

[@emgiwoodworks]

@@ThePapa1947 This was the second time actually. 😎

[@denisvienat849]

Salut Gary c’est excellent et belle présentation bravo 👍👏 et prend soin de toi 👍

[@ThePapa1947]

Thank you very much Denis, happy you liked it. Take care my friend, Gary

[@alinmayerthorpe7801]

Another lovely turning and certainly complicated but it sure turned out very nice! Well done Gary and thanks! Cheers Al

[@ThePapa1947]

Thanks so much Al! Take care, Gary

[@danielbritton5516]

This is awesome. I will be trying this! Thanks for sharing your work

[@ThePapa1947]

Thank you very much Daniel. Best luck..it is not all that hard to do. Gary

[@dondeere]

that is a good looking piece

[@ThePapa1947]

Thank you very much and thanks for watching, Gary

[@robinstone564]

Always impressed with your work. You are definitely an inspiration to me.

[@ThePapa1947]

Wow, thank you! And thanks for watching, Gary

[@grammybear4226]

🐼 Big Panda Bear Hugs from a 69 yr old grandma in Texas, USA. 🐼 ❤ 🎀 👍 🧚‍♂ 🐈 🧚 🍀 💐 🌸

[@ThePapa1947]

Thanks so much Grammy Bear!!!!!!

[@stephanie09.11]

The bowl is really nice. Love the contrasting colors. I had no idea there was just an Oregon Woodturning Symposium. Dang it!

[@ThePapa1947]

Thank you Stephanie! Where do you live? Sounds like you may have been close to it. About and hours drive for me. Thanks for watching, Gary

[@bradwiebelhaus7065]

Looks good, information was nice.

[@ThePapa1947]

Thank you Brad and thanks for watching, Gary

[@davidwise5834]

Beautifull great jod.😊

[@ThePapa1947]

Thank you David and thanks for watching, Gary

[@MichaelAllnutt]

Hi Gary, Great bowl with a twist! I love the jigs you design and fabricate; they certainly do the job and make it look easy. I would love to try this concept using your approach, do you have earlier videos of making this type of jig? Keep the projects turning.

[@ThePapa1947]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/iX65XqJraNidpKssi=JgV07CnrPol387JN Here is the first one I did. Thanks for watching and commenting. Gary

[@andres78171]

Es utd la verdad un gran artesano como crea sus diseños la verdad parece increíble

[@ThePapa1947]

Muchas gracias, agradezco sus comentarios y gracias por ver. Cuidarse, Gary

[@jeffharvey8283]

Looks great like always! I know you didn't do it on this video, but I used your hot glue trick recently and it worked perfectly. I never would have thought to attach a piece of wood to a tenon with hot glue, but it worked and I ended up using it on a segmented bowl of salvaged wood. I really appreciate your videos and knowledge.

[@ThePapa1947]

Thank you very much Jeff. I would have used it here but since I wanted the base shorter I took advantage of just making a tenon on the bottom itself. Thanks for watching, Gary

[@barryerdman6285]

Always interesting! Thanks

[@ThePapa1947]

Thank you very much and thanks for watching, Gary

[@valeriehenschel1590]

Needs ice cream! (Lots and lots of ice cream!)

[@ThePapa1947]

I agree... but if I eat too much this late I have nightmares 😭. I will fill it for breakfast 🥞 🍦🍦🍦

[@MrSchnauzerdude]

awesome just awesome Thank you for sharing, I gotta try this

[@ThePapa1947]

Thank you very much and best of luck when you try it. Gary

[@andyrothery6455]

Great video as always. Im a carbide user and as a finishing cut...i just turn the tool upside down creating a sort of negative rake scraper. Works great to get rid of tear out.

[@ThePapa1947]

Thank you very much. Your idea should work. You can also just angle the front of the tool down and do the same thing.

[@trikermansbike]

Hi Gary your bowl looks great thanks for your video 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧

[@ThePapa1947]

Thanks you Graham and thanks for watching, Gary

[@MadonnaThornton.Woodworks]

Beautiful piece of art!!

[@ThePapa1947]

Thank you so much and thanks for watching, Gary

[@theangrywoodturner9972]

Great work

[@ThePapa1947]

Thank you very much and thanks for watching, Gary

[@suesmith9202]

Gorgeous

[@ThePapa1947]

Thank you very much!

[@stuartscott9646]

So pretty! I'm working on my first segmented bowl. Making the rings out of a pine 1 X 6. Doing that because I didn't want to possibly waste some much nicer species, in case it doesn't work out as I expected.

[@ThePapa1947]

Thank you very much Stuart. Good idea doing your first one out of pine. And it still can end up a real beauty. Best of luck, Gary

[@wernerpfeifer]

Terrific! One of the most beautiful turning projects I've seen on KZbin!

[@ThePapa1947]

Thanks so much. Happy you liked it. Gary

[@karenh789]

A technical beauty, Gary! Thanks for sharing your knowledge with others.

[@ThePapa1947]

Thank you very much Karen. I do enjoy these as well as all other kinds. Thanks for watching and commenting, Gary

[@kathleenlambert4961]

Beautiful

[@ThePapa1947]

Thank you Kathleen!

[@joeysturgeon]

Very nice

[@ThePapa1947]

Thank you very much!

[@PotgieterWoodturning]

I always love watching your segmented work and this is as usual a amazing piece. great video and thank you for the tips and advice you always give.

[@ThePapa1947]

Thank you Japie your comments are much appreciated. Gary

[@billhatcher2984]

If you twisted it in the other direction would the grain have been more forgiving I just kept telling myself that if the angle ran the other direction it would have been cutting more in line with the grain kind of like up hill instead of down ? Great looking finished product 👍

[@ThePapa1947]

Thank you very much. I thought about that and I have done 1 twisted the other way. I do not think it makes much of a difference. Once those corners are knocked down it is the same. I like them both. Thanks for watching, Gary

[@BunnaySango]

No one compares to your meticulous work sir.

[@ThePapa1947]

Well thank you very much for those kind words. And thanks for watching, Gary