Wood Turning - Beginners Guide #4 - The Spindle Gouge
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- čas přidán 18. 05. 2014
- I go through the basic use of the spindle gouge, how to present it to the work, and how to avoid those annoying catches.
Here are the recommended channel links :
Pete TGIF / petetgif
Robbiethewoodturner / robbiethewoodturner
Kevin Krull / @kevinkrull5483
As a new turner, I appreciate the pep talk on practice and to not get discouraged if progress is not as fast with our learning as we'd like.
Mike does it again. Another very informative and useful video. Thank you for taking the time to share. I have learned so much from videos like yours and other people like yourself who take the time to share your skill and knowledge.
Fantastic video Mike, very well explained.
I have watched several videos on how to use tools but this one just made me THINK about how I am using them. Thanks a ton! Well alot of kilograms,lol!
Thanks Mike, coves with the spindle gouge have always been my nemesis. Sometimes I can make what seems perfect cuts. Then Boom, oh well. Thanks for your brilliant explanation I believe it will help me immensely.Great video.
Mike, thank you for making and posting this video. You have in a very concise way, shown me why I am getting catches and skidding when doing dome operations. I've watched other videos on the topic, but none were as clear as this. Will be practicing tonight. Keep up the great work!
Well done, Mike. Very easy to follow and well explained. Your beginners series is one I have recommended to others as they begin their woodturning journeys.
Mike, Thank you so much! Your instruction and demonstrations are most helpful. I haven't turned on my lathe in weeks now, and know it will be like starting over again. Your video has inspired me to get off my bottom and get practicing! David
I really like videos like this that explain tool choice and positioning, it is so much more useful than videos in fast forward. I do appreciate it takes longer to shoot and edit and thank you for your efforts.
The point about practice is a really, really good one - in any skilled hobby that requires muscle memory, there's simply no replacement for giving those muscles a reminder!
Mike, wow did I need this video. Couldn't have been presented better. Thanks again for sharing your talent with us. I've seen that even some of the seasoned turners appreciate what you're doing, so thumbs up to you.
Just got my first lathe today. Had to call a friend to help me put it on the bench....I'm a woman and couldn't get the heavy thing above my waist. Oh well, enough about me. I am SO enjoying your videos! You really are the BEST at instruction.
Being new to woodturning and frequently guilty of catching so interesting Mike knowing why it happens. Being winter I don't go in the shed much, but I take on board what you are teaching. Many thanks
Your explained in such good detail thanks for sharing your videos, where would we all be without you mike thanks again alisha xx
I just recently got a Sorby 3/8" so this video is great. I'll just grab a piece that I can mess up to test and see what I am doing right or wrong. Thanks for such informative videos!
My first thought, a beginners guide showing a finial like this? Wow, I must have missed something. After watching the whole Video, I begin to understand. First of all, we need a lot of practice, even someone like you has to warm up before starting the race. I don't know, but you described the main principle of all woodturning tools as 'rub the bevel' I don't know why, whenever I approach a tool to a spinning piece of wood, the movie 'The Commitments' comes to my mind and I literally hear the chorus of 'Mustang Sally' with one different word. I hear 'ride bevel ride'. The 'virtual music calms me down, which is also an important aspect, but it reminds me to keep the bevel in contact with the wood. (Well, I am too young for Mack Rice or Wilson Pickett).
Another informative video Mike, always enjoy your videos and Thank You for taking the time to share your knowledge and skill.
Thank you for this Mike, I have only just started woodturning as a hobby. Carl Jacobson mentioned you so I thought I would have a look at your videos. They are great! Thank you for your words of wisdom and showing us your technique. I can't wait to start turning wood to the standard of your work. As I'm learning by myself it's slow progress but I'll get there one day! Thanks again!
Great informative video, more of these would definatly help me and my woodturning efforts.
Hey Mike: