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Con le tue potremmo sicuramente vincere un campionato per bocciofili, con le mie potremmo fare delle grandi frittate perché sono delle uova. Ciao Grazie.

Absolutely brilliant! On my one day to do list!

I'm new to your channel and this was the first video I have seen. I know the pain of losing someone to suicide and am so sorry you have experienced it. All the best with the walk. The turning and the video was fantastic. I shall definitely watch more of your work.

Superb craftsmanship. Many thanks!

00:14 00:38 As a brand new noob, this is an excellent tip for me, clear and concise, while so many other videos on this point have had me confused. However a few seconds later I hear; lift till the bevel rubs, (I get this part) but then I hear; lift slightly more and it will naturally ''tip''.... saying this as the skew rotates counter clockwise and is no longer flat on the tool rest as best I can see. shrugs... So if I have this right, is it; Set skew flat on the rest lift handle till bevel rests on the project Rotate handle slightly ? Is it ABC , or ABTC anchor bevel, twist cut? 1:04 2:23 45 degrees (less catching super clean cuts) 2:42 ''but will still cut no matter the angle.''

Steve, you have perfect timing because the guy at my local gardening shop has asked me to make him some of these. I do like your process as well as your technique. You make it look so easy. Thank you for the inspiration as always. Dave

Ahhh, the craft is not dead! Nice shape too. Looks like you've turned a couple of those before! 😉

Hi. Say, a lot of bad hss quality chisels out there. I am going back and buying older tools that are high carbon steel. I find the neck of the tangs are much thicker and the handles are made of better choice wood. What are your thoughts on this?

Definitivamente un Maestro con el Skew Chisel, un control total con la herramiena.

Just getting into turning and actually building my own lathe so I can say that the ships wheels I give all my kids and their kids this Christmas was made TOTALLY by me. What size and who manufactiures this chisel. Does it require a lot of sharpening?

Best skew master on Earth. AFAIK

Thanks for sharing your skills.

Thanks mr Jones. Your explanation's are the best.

Really fantastic. Is the playback at actual cutting speed or is it sped up?

This is undermined and let down by incredibly frustrating terminology for the beginner (who would likely be watching a 'basics' vid). Like "the leading edge of the skew is the only part of the skew touching the tool rest". So the edge (as in cutting edge, as in most fore [leading]) touches the tool rest? Or, "beceause the front edge is the only part of the skew that's actually touching the tool rest, we want to be cutting low down on the cutting edge". How are these two things related? It's not obvious. Which is the "front edge"? And what does it mean to be cutting "low down" on it (with it?)? Means lift the handle so it drops on (into) the workpiece right? Someone with zero background needs to be told or ideally shown the reason for something to need to be a certain way. For instance, WHY does the straighter angle of approach lead to snatches more than a more oblique approach? Is it because the cutting edge acts like a rudder and forces the path of the skew out of coontrol? Or because the tip is closer to the workpiece? One needs to know this to know what to be watching for. More, i would say, than knowing things like various beading techniques.

1:10 anyone else look out their window to see where the ice cream truck was? LOL. Great work and helpful as always.

Learned a lot, thank you! Was holding my breath on those thin spots, LOL! What wood type was used?

Steve just found you on you tube yourself being a production turner what speed do you turn at i suppose you do not waste time altering lathe speeds amazing skills by the way

Hi Steve hope all is well. Was the burr elm clock ever won?

Thanks for sharing this with everyone. Your work is inspiring.

I just got a lathe and wow. This is amazing

Watching you use that skew is really inspiring... I hope you're having a good day, sir.

show off... haha

Very impressive, sir. Thanks for the cool video.

Thanks for the useful information. Is there a good tool that allows you to measure the angle of the bevel/micro-bevel?

Brilliant . Any special grinds of the gouge involved.

Planning to get my own lathe soon and wondering what these spindles are for? Your experience really shows in that efficiency

Brilliant

Is there any one better than this man with a skew !!! Absolutely BRILLIANT!!!!!!!

Steve, I’m a huge fan of your work. I’m trying to practice coves with my skew. It’s hard to tell when you do it if you have any bevel support. In this video as you cut the deeper part of the cove, is your bevel normally supported? Assuming it’s, where is it supported, by the outer rim/edge of the cove? Thank you!

Donated to your most worthy cause.

An amazing charity to contribute to, and i hope the walk went well,and so sorry for you loss, i suffer myself, and an amazing work of art as always.

What size skew is that?

Всё четко и красиво, браво мастеру, молодец, мастерство не пропьешь!!!!!!

I've never seen a woodturner working that way , I'm one myself and can more or less turn a ball freehand but slowly with scrapers , a plane but here cutting tools are used , and fast , they don't allow any mistake , it needs a lifetime for a woodturner to become so skilful and that one was fot sure already gifted at the beginning..

Man, you make it look easy!

I turned all the drawer pulls for my house, out of as many different woods as I could. I made a screw chuck with the same mounting screws I used for them, and epoxied that into a mandrill. Not as consistent as you are, but it was fun...

Very helpful. LOL! The video you were watching showing all the bad scraping and such was probably MY video. Thanks for showing me the correct way.

I would have been more impressed if you had your other hand tied behind your back rather that right beside the tool in case the shit hits the fan. Not an option if u have just one hand.

For design we idiot Humans taking this legs strength, we Humans need to end this show off culture

What sand paper do you use, looks like cloth

فى منتهى الروعة والجمال

It looks so easy. Like anyone can do it. It's not, and they can't.

What brand tooling do you use?

I have perfected the art of the catch, but your comment about sharp tips... most of my catches start at the end of the exercise, so that makes perfect sense. MORE sharpening. Thankyou.

THANK YOU. This is exactly the video I hoped you would make.

Wonderful video!! It's a pleasure watching you work 🖤

Poetry in motion! Deepest respects sir.

A joy to watch and a beautiful project . I will be watching this and many of your other video’s over and over !

Absolutely amazing ! It was a joy to watch such skilled craftsmanship , the little Christmas tree is beautiful 😊 Thank you for sharing it with us .🌲