For Powderpost.

[RETIRED]

Thought you may enjoy this.

Segmented Walnut and Maple Bowl - YouTube (http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=qFFS9PsghCI&t=69)

[Osbojo]

Dunno about Powderpost but it rocked my boat! Good instructional vid too.

[RETIRED]

Yep, love the marching clamps at about 3.30.:D

[powderpost]

Thank you Mr Robertson, I have now seen the light and will mend my ways... :D
Not to sure about those machines that do their own thing. :no:
Jim

[TTIT]

Thoroughly enjoyed that - very well put together (superfluous pun - purely accidental :B ) . . . . . . but I REALLY would love to know what sort of botch up caused that big chunk to disappear from the jointer table :o Wondering if that has anything to do with the helix conversion :U

[RETIRED]

Thoroughly enjoyed that - very well put together (superfluous pun - purely accidental :B ) . . . . . . but I REALLY would love to know what sort of botch up caused that big chunk to disappear from the jointer table :o Wondering if that has anything to do with the helix conversion :UYou know, don't you, that everyone is going to play it again to find it? You mongrel.:cool:

[DJ’s Timber]

. . . . . but I REALLY would love to know what sort of botch up caused that big chunk to disappear from the jointer table :o Wondering if that has anything to do with the helix conversion :U


You know, don't you, that everyone is going to play it again to find it? You mongrel.:cool:

I'll save everyone the trouble and just post a screenshot :;

http://www.woodworkforums.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=281058&d=1376486914

[spankingpigeon]

whoa!! how does that happen :o

[L R P]

Hi All
Re the bit missing from the jointer.....I am fairly sure that if you go to his web site, he explains it in one of his shop tours.
I have been following him for a while .....and..... he has way too much time on his hands....but ...one hell of a shed.

[Paul39]

Wow! Lovely video and bowl. Thanks, .

Seeing what it takes to make accurate segments, I may never do a segmented piece.

More likely a full across knife came part way out to bite a chunk out of the jointer. That event probably did not improve the fit of the knives in the head, so add a few or many $$$ and go with the helix.

I am glad I was not there when that chunk came out. I may have soiled myself.

[artme]

Thanx 4 the post . Great stuphph!!:2tsup::2tsup::2tsup:

What about the nicks in the tablesaw blade slot!:?

[nz_carver]

Wow see I told you that there was workshop fairys that come in when no one is around and do all the work..... And everyone was thinking I was crazy.

[RETIRED]

They don't live here, but Murphy does.:wink:

[Cliff Rogers]

This is similar to the one in this thread.
http://www.woodworkforums.com/f11/clever-video-174690/

[RETIRED]

Yep, same bloke I think.

[Mobyturns]

Thank you Mr Robertson, I have now seen the light and will mend my ways... :D
Not to sure about those machines that do their own thing. :no:
Jim

You mean to say you have tamed your machines ... ours do what they like when they like. :U