A demonstration on how I form and release 5 wooden rings for use on projects like goblets and babies rattles. Wenge and Beech woodturning, using a bowl gouge, parting tool and a skew chisel.
I watch a lot of woodworkers on RU-vid although I have no interest in practicing myself and I am very grateful that you share it on here as I feel like I get to absorb the art for a quick moment. This one was so quick though! I would be happy to see you pick the bits of wood and explain where they came from, glue and clamp then together and describe what you're thinking for design. Most of the RU-vidrs I watch give a pretty clear picture of what they're going to produce beforehand but your designs never fail to amaze me. Thanks for all you do.
Sorry it was too quick Lois. I like to try and please all viewers, whilst incorporating as much of the process as most would enjoy watching. Being producer, editor, special effect guy, stunt man and all the others that go into making such videos is hella challenging 🤣 as you go though my past vids, you’ll see lots of little changes, hopefully all for the better, such as I used to incorporate music, but several people mentioned they didn’t like it, so I stopped with the somewhat epic music (least I thought so! 🤣) Anyways I’ll plod on and I hope you continue to watch my approximate monthly vids and I look forward to more of your comments 😁😁😁👍
This looks great and the contrasting colours are very effective. Awesome work on the rings. Haven't made a captive ring in ages, should really consider one again some point.
Hi Richard just catching up on what I’ve missed. Great job thanks for showing me how it’s done I might even try one. You should be a comedian “ not very good with a chisel “. Hahaha. Cheers mate🇦🇺
I’m coming to Canada next week! Well Vancouver for a few days and Vancouver Island for a few days. Can you recommend a wood store I should visit and pick up a certain bit of wood to pop in my suitcase to bring home? Hope you are well 😁👍
Beautiful love those rings I just might have to try and do some of that fancy work love the contrast between the beach and wingay and the grain in the winge mind the spelling one of my worst subjects in school that and penmanship Blessings Wade
@@WoodWithD amazing, thank you! You are so accommodating, I don’t believe what other people say. Ooo while you are offering baubles, can you make them in the shape of bulldogs too please?! 😁😂
@@coopsbury not a problem Cheryl, I’ll even turn the goblet as an interpretation of your head! One side happy smiles and the other the loom when you’re cross!
