Segmented Woodturning and the Pantorouter
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- čas přidán 28. 11. 2014
- I have wanted to introduce curves into the patterns of segmented woodturning. Kuldeep Singh offered to send me one of his all metal pantorouters and I thought this would allow me to cut curves into the patterns of segmented turning. I started with a maple bowl I rough turned about a year ago and added a walnut ring to the top. I then used the pantorouter to make 12 holes in the bowl as well as the plugs to fit perfectly in those holes. I tuned to bowl ring and rain drop shaped plugs on the lathe into a finished 14 inch diameter bowl.
Kuldeep Singh's Pantorouter
woodgears.ca/pantorouter/kulde...
everything you might want to know about the origins of this design
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Love that sequence showing the assembly of the pantorouter!
Thanks, I felt like it had to be done.
frank howarth And it was well done - so cool!
It's awesome that the mention of your name is almost expected when a pantorouter is lurking about. Kuldeep is representing overseas, homie. Matthias has us covered in North America.
I sometimes complain about the machine CZcams has turned into but there's no denying that community still exists. Instead of hundreds of little niches being filled, there's tens of thousands, big and small, communities around the globe flourishing and growing daily.
300 hours of content is uploaded to CZcams, every hour of every day. When you think about it, it's amazing that we're all 'here' to enjoy this drop in a massive ocean. G.
The assembly was the best part. :)
Is it stupid to get excited to see Matthias Wandel posting on Frank Howarth's channel?
I watch them both religiously. Keep up the great work, I can't get enough!
This is So F$&@ing Cool !!! Great inspiring work !
I second that
+Warren Downes i third that lol
Fantastic as always Frank, the bowl and video.
Thanks Carl
That's an innovative use of the pantorouter -- an elegant twist. Many thanks to you Frank and Kuldeep Singh -- not forgetting Matthias Wandel. What a team!
Just one more example why Frank Howarth is the undisputed king of CZcams woodworking. Thanks for all the super quality educational, entertaining, and free videos.
Thanks, Frank, for the time you spend crafting, working, filming, and editing. Your talents are a wonder to behold. I look forward to every new video.
I love the cute stop motion that you add to these videos! Talented in multiple areas in seems! Such a beautiful bowl as an end result!!
I am constantly amazed, amused and inspired by both your woodwork and filming Frank.
You are what the Brits would call a "national treasure” all be it a low key and well hidden one.
Man, I would go for it to the cinema! The storytelling, shots, tools handling etc. it's all just perfect and exciting. Awesome..
*adding a lil comedy* and at the end comes Diresta with some sprays and stencils, and smiles looking at your bowl :D
Adding the walnut ring and the rain drop pattern to get rid of the crack is ingenious! Pleasure to watch your video!
I always look forward to new videos of yours Frank, they are a combination of knowledge and entertainment mixed in with humor that only an architect (like my wife) can manage to brew.
Keep up the good work!
Ooh, that wood has such a lovely shimmer at the end. Your bowl turned out beautiful.
i love the stop motion animation in your videos, that's awesome
Thanks
Simply stunning Frank, and that goes for both the bowl, and the video.
Take care
Mike
One of the few people on the tube who deserve all that terribly expensive machinery.
I'm not a woodworking expert but i love watching your videos.
What's not to like? They show cool projects being made from scratch, with awesome stop motion animations, interesting techniques, good narration explaining everything and sick camera angles! :D
I love how your videos are edited. The stop-motion effects are a fantastic touch.
When you said you were going to build and put a segmented top on the bowl, that was good! But then you said you got the pantorouter and wanted to add to the bowl, I was blown away. Very very nice work and piece! Thanks for sharing.
I'm pretty sure this is the coolest video I've seen ... well maybe ever. great use of the pantorouter, and I loved to shots you got, inside the bowl while cutting out the patterns was great.
This is one of the best shot videos I've watched on a woodworking topic. Not only informative but down right well done! Thanks.
Excellent inspiring video. It's not often I can say I shed a tear on a woodworking video. You sir have changed all that. Thank you for being so innovative and creative.
I've no idea how I managed to miss your channel all these years or how I came upon it today. But I'm certainly glad I'm here now. No doubt you've heard this b4 but it bears repeating, this is the best wood working channel ever! Your animation work is 2d only to Disney, just amazing. My opinion any way. Thanks for being here.
That's another great use of the pantorouter! I never would've thought of that.
Every video of yours raises both my amazement and the level to which I think it can be raised. Bravo, Sir!
Frank, I am so impressed with your creativity. You are an absolute genius.
I never miss one of your videos Frank. Great use of the pantarouter! Thanks for the wonderful post
Wow! That shot from inside the bowl was excellent Frank. Fantastic result.
Very fun and marvelous work Frank. I am glad I read all the posts I could because the inlays climbing the bowl blew me away. The 'double sided tape' explanantion calmed me back down. At least you did not use rare earth magnets. Am totally dazzled by your continued excellence.
What a great shot with the camera inside the bowl as you used the router! Besides the amazing woodworking, your style and, dare I say, cinematography are what keep me coming back to your videos, Frank. There's also a whimsical quality to some of your stop-motion work which I just love.
Beautiful work Frank! Cool to see another use for the pantorouter
Fascinating, Frank. Very interesting to see a new way to use the pantorouter.
Absolutely stunning work Frank. Great to see a new use for the pantarouter.
I like the shot from the inside of the bowl when you're routering it.
Also love when you do a time lapse of lathing, so it looks like the object just becomes magically lathed as it sits there.
I love that you filmed sequences for this video a year ago. That makes me smile. Nice piece Frank!
It's amazing the different takes we all come up with for Segmented Bowls!
Nice creative thinking and production, Frank.
It's funny that Matthias commented on your last video noting you could use a Pantorouter for getting level-bottomed holes on the drink tray! Such a genius invention, always good to see new uses for it.
Thanks, I saw his comment too.
I become so mesmerized watching your videos. Great job Frank!
Frank,
I love the way your mind works! Your production values are wonderful, your workmanship is excellent & I always look forward to what you'll be doing next. Keep up the great work.
Amazing video Frank! I love how your bowl designs are always so different yet equally creative. Also the stop motion was really sweet!
I love seeing people find a new use for tools! Beautiful bowl!
Nice work. I really like the video shot from inside the bowl when being routed. Thanks for sharing.
I know this is an old video now but I just found your channel. Three remarks- your woodworking is beautiful, your stop action animation is fun, and the production quality of your videos is awesome.
Dale, I just found his channel this week and I see some of the videos are 3 years old. With all the thousands of videos I've watched I ask myself, how could I possibly have missed this channel. Mindblowing!
Hi Frank. I'd like to congratulate you for the great job making the bow, and for the filming. Nice stop motion and time lapse. I hope your creativity increases with time.
Wow. I really like how the light plays on the walnut segments as you turn the bowl... very nice
I had an inkling that you were an architect (just by the way you talk about concepts and the occasional sketches) and I recently saw your website. I guess my hunch was right!
Another great video and great build! Love your stuff frank howarth
Wow Frank. You continue to out do yourself. Thanks for continuing to challenge yourself and to share it with us.
Thanks!
Top notch Frank, no one puts together a woodworking video like you! I loved the shot from inside the bowl while you were cutting the openings with the pantorouter. Fantastic final product (bowl and video).
It's beautiful and it's big. I like the way you inlaid the Paisley shapes. It turned out to be a keeper.
Wow, the stop motion animation was superb. What an unexpected treat! applause.
Beautiful craftsmanship. Both in the woodworking and the editing!
Great work Frank! I really liked the camera angle inside of the upside bowl on the Pantorouter.
Another brilliant video Frank. Probably one of your best, the pantorouter build sequence was stunning and an amazing use for the machine.
That is artistically outstanding, technically great, and a beautiful bowl. I especially loved the inside the bowl camera shots. I could feel the tension of the first cut and what it might of meant had the insert pieces not fit exactly. Thank you for letting us in on this piece of functional art.
That is amazing. I am in awe of your creativity. I am always looking forward to what you have coming next. I loved your interview with Bob too.
The shot from the inside of the bowl was the best.
Both you and Matthias are genius'. He designs a machine and you do something with it I doubt he ever imagined. I am totally impressed.
There has to be a category for documentaries like this at the Academy Awards. This is Oscar worthy.
Hi Frank - once again, you take what many would say is impossible and find a way to make it happen, and, in a way that makes sense, turning out a great design! And of course, your videography makes it so incredibly fun to watch! Thanks for proving we'e not all crazy, just a little insane (in a good way). :-)
Yours In Chips & Dust,
Jim Mr. Measure Twice" Marchetti
Brilliant camera angles of an absolutely stunning piece of art! Thank you so much for your videos!
Only just discovered this channel. Love the woodworking, narration & cinematography. Those stop motion parts are a charming touch too. The camera shot from inside the bowl while lathing blew my mind! Subscribed!
Fantastic project, and very fun to watch. Awesome job, Frank!
Great video Frank, this is in my opinion your most skillfully made bowl. Loved the creative use of the pantorouter.
Wow Frank! What a beautiful bowl, and an amazing way of using the Pantorouter for such a job. Well done - I'm looking forward to your next video. I love your work, keep it coming!
Hi Frank,
I miss you last week but the wait was worth it.
I think you drink from the same glass after Matthias (Hi Matthias!) and you get pantograph disease. Which is great! You make me happy... again...Can't wait for next project with the new toy.Thank you,PS: I start to hate that claw when announce the finish.
Absolutely beautiful work Mr Howarth - I love watching your channel, it's always a calming and inspiring use of my time.
I barely comment on any videos i watch on youtube, but i have to say, this bowl is spectacular. The way you used the pantorouter to accomplish this amazing design.. I would've messed it up for sure! Haha, good job Frank.
Incredible stop motion, and the bowl looks beautiful!
Very nice video! I like this shine and glimmer on the walnut ring after the finish! Great work!
Amazing work! Not only the bowl, but the excellent video production... Simply amazing!
That is freekin' gorgeous. Love the result even more because of how it's done. But man is that one gorgeous bowl.
One of the best ever woodworking videos. EVER!
This was a wonderful video from beginning to end, Excellent work!!! More importantly, that was a beautiful bowl. I’m not even an woodworker, but recently felt the need to get into something of that sort. Although I still do love being an Network Admin, I’m glad I came across this vid, and I will be sure to show others.
Very well done Frank!
Hi Frank, I'm ofer from Israel, and I love your work especially your videos! AMAZING!!!
Beautiful bowl and wonderful video! You're just oozing with creativity and it's very inspiring. I think I'll get my old lathe shipped down so I can start turning again.
quality of the work aside (which is always excellent) your calm and cleanliness at doing these things is mesmerising. :)
This is just beautiful. One of my favourite bowls to date.
absolutely love the stop motion! great work on the bowl Frank!
Another great project! I love the creeping clamp at the end.
Beautiful bowl Frank, very nicely done.
Very nice Frank! The technique for making the inlays has a large amount of possibilities. I'll hope to see more.
your videos are becoming legendary Frank... keep up the great work
oh man, I know very well the sensation and time consumed attempting something on a piece and the fear of ruining it
but when it works... aaaaaahhhhhh.... I can stare to it for even longer later!
always, always a great video Frank, congratulations!
thanks! yes
Attention to detail is amazing Frank! Loved the night time crickets! ☺
Thanks. I like the crickets too
Very nice bowl, and awesome video! Enjoyed the self-constructing panto-router part!
I love the variety of your projects. nice work!
I am absolutely amazed at the work you do.
Really cool project Frank. I love how you combine different techniques to take a project to the next level. And as always, great videography.
Wow! Great demonstration of how to make new patterns!
One of the best videos I have seen on CZcams!
Thinking about the time frame of this project this video has been in production over a year, simply amazing,
considering the time and energy spent this would be one of the most expensive bowls in the world
Great work
Absolutely beautiful bowl Frank.
Another amazing piece and another amazing production! Thanks Frank! Love your videos!
Wow, my new favourite piece from Frank! Mind blown…
That's what I say with every piece he does. LOL
This is my second time watching the video, and thought of something that may be useful. Your comment about worrying about the bowl slipping on the pantorouters table. You may have discovered that clamping alone as you did works fine, but for added security here's an idea. If you took a piece of MDF (for it's flatness), mount it to the top of the table with sandpaper fixed to it with spray adhesive then clamp it the same way. The mdf would be easy to mount with all those tracks. Might not be relevant to this application but maybe others or for other people where a solution like this may make the difference in a project succeeding or turning into firewood you worked days on. Enjoyed the video..........twice.
Thanks, I am thinking about making a tiltable table for it, the sand paper is a good ides.
A superb video, everything from the project to the editing.
You do truly amazing work Frank!
Beautiful piece! Great camera angles!
I awe you! Beautiful bowl and project!
Love those squeaky sounds!
Amazing work, and even more so with the video production. Blew me away when I saw the shot turning from inside of bowl. You should hook up with the AAW.