Wow A Stacked BFB Wood Turning 

Thank you Jim I appreciate you watching.

Thanks Billy. I will show it soon.

Thank you very much Charles. Years ago my older brother had a friend with the same last name as yours. Thanks for watching,, Gary

Thank you Mark I am happy you enjoy my videos. Gary

Thank you John and for sure the second video is in the works. Gary

Thank you Adam for your kind words. Much appreciated. Gary

Thank you Mark. I will probably work on some other designs. Take care. Gary

Thank you John. It was fun getting back doing them. More in the future. Thanks for watching, Gary

Thank you Bobby. That darn ankle surgery set me back but sure happy I can do the turnings I love to do now. Thanks for watching, Gary

Thank you Chris. The second one will be coming soon with lots of tips. Thanks for watching, Gary

Thanks Doug. Yes I am sure it would sell real good. I just don't have the time and patients to sell. Sitting and waiting at a craft show does not work for me. I need to be doing something just to keep my mind busy.

Thanks Gil. I meant my normal type of turnings I love to do rather than small simple bowls. I see how it could have sounded like it did. The extra ring was on the fly as my design I did on the computer was going to be more complex. But you will see that on the follow up. Thanks for watching, Gary

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Thanks Tim. I appreciate you watching, Gary

Thank you Carol. It was fun to do. I am thinking I might like it better than my original design. Let me know when you see it in a few weeks. Gary

Thank you Ray. Pay attention to how I get the size for the next cut. I see people getting very thin walls by not cutting it to fit. Gary

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Thank you Michael. For sure you will see the other half in the near future. Gary

Thank you Josh I sure had fun coming up with this one.

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Thank you Tony. It is pretty easy to do. Hope you give it a try. Take care, Gary

Thank you Rob. Happy you liked it. Gary

Thank you Tim. I think you will like how I changed the other blank as well. Thanks for watching, Gary

Thanks Richard. Happy you liked it and appreciate you watching, Gary

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Thank you very much Lanell!

Thank you very much for letting me know my break down on my glue press was helpful. I have used my lathe as a press but the glue press does a better job and is easier to use. Thanks again, Gary

@@ThePapa1947it also lets me work on one bowl while the next one’s drying in the press!!

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Thank you Valerie. I went with this design change because my original would have been hard to explain. I have done it and now will need to create something so I can show how I did that part. Coming soon!

Thank you Barry happy you like it and I appreciate your concern. Gary

Thank you Chris I appreciate you watching and commenting, Gary

Thank you Phil! Yes much less complex that a lot of them. Well on this I opened up my CAD program and created a circle. I figured a few more might help so this showed up. Might have been a lack of sleep and too much coffee LOL Thanks for watching, Gary

Thank you Greg. The other half worked out pretty good but not as easy to do. I will have something on it soon. Gary

Thank you Robert! For sure I will have a follow up on the other blank. Take care, Gary

Thank you Joey. Grab some cheap wood and give it a try. Thanks for watching, Gary

Thank you John. Glad you liked how it turned out. The other blank is in progress right now. I need to set it up so I can explain the extra that I did.

Thank you Mary I appreciate you watching, Gary

@@ThePapa1947 You’re very welcome Gary.

Thank you Phil! I will have that video ready in a few weeks. Gary

Thank you TM. Glad you liked it. When I do the other half of this it will look a lot different but was cut at the same time as this on. Take care my friend, Gary

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Thanks so much Jane!!!

Thank you Andy it is good hearing from you. And thank you I am feeling much better. Still some effects from the antibiotic but it can take awhile. Hope things are going well with your shop. Gary

Thank you Peter. I will be doing more. I need to go shopping for more stock. Thanks for watching, Gary

Thank you Bill. If you lay the shape out you will always know if you have enough stock. I do this on every BFB that I do. It also allows me to see other options for the shape. I did see Billy's video.

Thank you Khan!

Thank you Max. With a nice sharp bandsaw blade and a good setup you will be successful. Thanks for watching, Gary

Thank you Paul. The other one has a different twist to the look. A little harder to do and I will be working on a way to make it easier. Thanks for watching, Gary

Thanks Michael. If you take your time and do those very light coats of spray it will work. If you get it wet to start with then it will still bleed. Best of luck, Gary

Note: Don't clean the dust out with denatured alcohol. Use only compressed air. Got it!!!! And thank you again!! You have taught me so much.

Thank you Michael. The other half is in the works. Gary

Thank you Skip. Like I say...this is not all that hard. And for sure this is not. Hoping lots of people give this a try. Gary

Thanks James I appreciate you watching, Gary

Thanks Al. That is one reason I used the thumbnail that I did. Pretty simple to do isn't it. Thanks for watching, Gary

Thanks so much Dawn I appreciate you watching, Gary

Thank you Ken. I like sitting down at my computer and draw a circle in my CAD program and then try and see what I can do with it. Thanks for watching and have fun when you give it a try. Gary

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

Thank you John. For sure give it a try. Thanks for watching, Gary

Thank you Kevin the follow up is in the works. Thanks for watching, Gary

Thank you Jan I appreciate you watching and commenting, Gary

Thank you Ken. Happy you thought it was ok. Take care, Gary

Thanks Bram I appreciate you watching and happy you liked it. Take care, Gary

Thank you very much Todd I appreciate you watching, Gary

Thanks Dick I appreciate your comments. The other half will be coming soon. Thanks for watching, Gary

Thank you Scott. I had not seen it before I started drawing circles in my CAD program and then it clicked how I could make this shape very easily on the drawing and the bandsaw. Thanks for watching, Gary

Thank you Huw! I will fit the other one in soon. Take care buddy! Hwyl, Gary

Thank you Robert. Maybe for a demo I would use a single sold board so the lining up of the grain would not be a concern. Thanks for watching, Gary

Thanks Jim. Check out the links I have in the description. There are a few ways I came up with for making them. Also if you have a 3D printer I have a file on TinkerCad for making one. Gary

@@ThePapa1947 I just finished watching the one with the nova tool post. I will check out the others but I actually have a nova lathe so this might be perfect.

Thank you Marcia I appreciate you watching and commenting, Gary

Thanks Alan. Just did some doodling on the computer and came up with an easy way to make it. Thanks for watching, Gary

Thank you Jennifer...glad you liked it. Gary

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Thanks Glen it is in the works.

Thank you Michael. Are you talking about the jig for cutting the rings? Thanks for watching, Gary

Yes, I am. And thank you for making it so I could learn to do that.

Thank you Robert and thanks for watching, Gary

Thanks Kevin. I will use the other blank to show more on how it is done and then turn it. Should be pretty cool looking. Thanks for watching, Gary

Thank you Mark and you will see it soon. Take care, Gary

Good morning Huw. I got up at 4AM. Long story!

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Thanks Tom. Well I guess that did not come across as I was thinking. What I had been doing because of my ailments have been on the simple side which is not all that normal for me. Thanks for watching, Gary

Will Gary. You're an extraordinary man, an extraordinary person. I wish you the best in the future with your woodworking and with your health issues. God bless you always. Tom

Thank you Lee and the other half will be shown soon. Gary

Thanks you Mark. The beauty of that cut is the wood stacked gets the same cut so they fit together pretty nice. I do think the 3/16 10 tooth might do a little better job. But it fits the old Delta I have and not this one. Plus it is not so new. Thanks for watching, Gary

Thank you John I appreciate you watching, Gary

Thank you very much Sam🤣🤣🤣 Paul I mean. The other one is in the works. Thanks for watching, Gary

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Thank you George. Yeah I am a bit far from there. Although in 2016 we took motorhome trip across the states and Iowa was one of our stops. Thanks for watching, Gary

Thank you very much Johnny I will plan on a follow up to this video. The angle is the same on both sides of my scraper. I find that about 38 degrees on each side works good. It just needs to be an angle less than 90 total. Thanks for watching, Gary

Thank you Norm. I have not done any videos on the circle jig but when I do the second half of this I will show it and explain how it works. Gary

Thanks John. There is no more room on the shelves. Some may have to find a new home.

Thanks Mike. Hmm...well not counting the time it sat for the glue to dry. I would say a couple of hours. But I am just guessing. I used to be pretty good at bidding on how long it took to build the patterns I made in the first shop I worked at. The boss would had me double check what he came up with. So this is just a guess as I do not keep track of it.

@@ThePapa1947 I did actually mean to include all the glue up time, must be days!

Hi Colin. Yes I have 3D printed and used the ring cutting jig. This one will screw onto the Nova modular tool post. It also will fit the Sorby post as well. www.tinkercad.com/things/67bF4Fc5M4k-nova-ring-cutting-guide

Thank you Tom. Are you talking about the one where I used the T-trac? If so I could send you the dimensions for that. Not sure if I will make a video of it or not. Gary

@@ThePapa1947 Thanks Gary. Yes I was asking about your sled for making staves using t-track.

Thank you Jay. I appreciate your comments. You may never be able to convince him. I hear people say you need to blow the dust out of the grain. Well that doesn't hurt but that is not why it bleeds. The different carriers in the finish blend with the oil and then it bleeds. Thanks for watching, Gary

Thank you Joe. So for one off or really big patterns we used Sugar Pine and sometimes Jelutong. For patterns that were used a lot we used African Mahogany. This was changed as Sugar Pine was hard to get to some other pine which was not nearly as nice to work with. We also used a different type of Mahogany but not ever sure what it was. Then along came Perfect plank. That was all glued up into planks as big as 6 inches thick 18 inches wide and up to 8 foot in length. Both in pine and mahogany. That stuff was heavy but worked pretty good. I will be doing the second blank soon. Thanks for watching, Gary

Thank you very much John I appreciate your kind words. Gary