Ash Robin Wood Bowl turning
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- čas přidán 27. 08. 2015
- The film is about Robin Wood making a set of ash nesting bowls from a piece of branch wood, on a pole lathe. Robin is Britain's leading pole lathe turner. The film came from research I undertook while writing The Man Who Made Things Out of Trees, my book about man's relationship with ash through history. The book is published by Penguin in October 2015.
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It certainly is a thing of beauty, lovely to see these things still made 👍🇬🇧
Congratulations, how positively smiling you are. I've watched a lot of people make bowls with the lathe you use, telling them about the American continent as if they had discovered it themselves. You're just doing your job in an extremely modest way. Greetings from Turkey...
Walking in the peaks I came across your mans lathe here. Didn’t want to intrude so watch a moment and went on my way. Glad after several years I finally got to see him using it a bit longer.
Nice, thanks for that. I've read the book and as a passionate green wood carver I was curious about how the bowls looked like. Also I was fascinated to discover that the bowls were made by Robin wood. He made some great tools I'm using 👍
Absolutely spot on!!!
As Mr. Winwood says, "roll with it, baby!"
Second time I have watched this and it’s still bloody fantastic
WOW!!! That is absolutely amazing!! I have never seen anything like this before. Great craftsmanship!!
Amazing craftsmanship! Beautiful bowls!
Brilliant !!!!!! That was what I call RUSTIC ,the only high tec equipment I was aware of was
the camera. Fantastic thanks a bunch Robin.
loved your book rob, loads really interesting ideas as a result of reading....brilliant
Mr. Penn, it has always been a pleasure to watch your bicycle documentary... I hope you are doing well.
I'm impressed. Nice work.
Great video!! Im a furniture maker and just finished reading the book which is brilliant!
Beautiful work!!
Really cool ,I've got a electric lathe but wish I could make things like the bowls you made.top job .
Cheers
Tim from Wood 4 Nothing
Brilliant stuff. My hat goes off to you.
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Well well, reading your book Robert and had to search up a video just to get it right in my head how the lathe worked and what do I find? Brilliant. The book is a dream by the way, have recommended to some like minded friends.
Это просто потрясающе!
I have always loved this video
I can see this clip goes back 5 years but what a beautiful bit of workmanship, a true master craftsman and an absolute pleasure to watch admire and learn.
One thing that would concern me is the very close proximity of the pole and your head, has it ever happened to anyone ?
Lovely piece of wood too.
,Good product by your treditonal wood lathe
Thank you!
Wonderful :)
Awesome!
very good
Bravo👍👍👍
es fantástico
Браво,поштовање!
Very cool, I actually just started reading your book and was wondering if you had visited Robin at all during your journey. This answers that question!
I would love to see his tools, or watch the smith make them.
Looks like that tree was a true pain in the ash...
What's the advantage of a spring pole lathe that has a block lower than the other?
How long after the tree is cut should one turn?
I wonder how long Robin leaves the shavings, until he finally cleans the place out?
which are best wood for turning bowls ?
I like hard wood.
You really like to work yourself . Talk about getting it the hard way.
ciao che tipo di legno usi ? quanto è stagionato?
Im a QA engineer. What am I doing here?
I watched an old British dude doing the same thing last night. Thats how this video was recommended. Not much of difference. I dont know if the word Leading was necessary considering the work looks about the same. If you based it on sales or something that could be. The work looked the same.
lol
Why are you whispering?