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Great video! Thanks for sharing. I love to see the use of the machine lathe as well.

I have mitigated the problem with cutting the thin end by using a hold down stick on top of the wedge stock that gets an eighth inch cut, kind like a zero clearance. Not perfect but way better. I’ve never cut more than 16 seg rings 2” diameter though, small enough!

Nice piece Tom. Always good to see some content from you, even if it is few and far between. AND. . . the audio was fine. Maybe that's because I worked in a shop for over 30 years and I know how to listen with these 70+ year old ears; parsing out conversations from the background noise. 😃

Wow, that’s great. I appreciate your work.

Audio pessimo, la voce all'inizio non si sente.

Beautiful piece

One Of The Best ❤

Hope someone gave you five or six figures for that! Museum Piece for sure.

Did you have the indexing plate custom made? Is there a video or plans for your bowl assembly machine?

Beautiful, awesome

In watching your UA-cam video, I seemed to notice that you cut all your board widths the same. Am I seeing that correctly? To me, it makes sense to do so. While it may not be efficient, it does seem to be effective.

Hi, but you have patience when gluing excessively small pieces of wood. Are you already retired or are you still actively working? How long does it take you to glue such a beautiful thing.?

Hey Tom. I'm a big fan of your work and I've made a few pieces modeled from your pieces. I've bought your 144 index wheel and couldn't be more happy. I see in this video your gluing every segmented piece to the previous one. In your newer videos I see you glue every 4th piece and come back to fill in the gaps with 3 pieces. Did you run into trouble trying to use the method in this video?

I hope your making a fortune on these bowls

Do you apply pressure after every ring, or do you do a couple of rings before apply pressure on the lathe?

This is a incredible design and fantastic. Is there some were i can get a cutting list and the pattern you was using. if so I would be very much appreciated. Thanks for any help Kim

I just came across this video. Do you have the plans for the jig to do the glue up?

you're completely insane... but I loved watching this, and the little bowls are exquisite - long may your insanity continue!

Absolutely gorgeous! that is something special.

Maravilhoso!

Hello, I love your work, I would like to know where to buy all the tools and jigs to use, if there is a place or you give face-to-face or personal classes on how to make these magnificent vases, I would greatly appreciate your help. since I would love to learn how to do it step by step

Do you sell the segmenting kit?

Boa noite sr. Tom Loham meu nome é João Batista sou do Rio de Janeiro, sou inscrito no seu canal acompanho bastante seus trabalhos só lamento por não falar seu idioma o que seria muito melhor para que pudéssemos dialogar, mas, gostaria que o sr mostrasse como foi que foi montada sua mesa de colagem dos seus vasos muito bonitos.

Ok first off your work is amazing! My next question is because I don’t have a lathe (silly me), but I do have a cnc router, would I be able to do segmenting work/design with the cnc to make rings for bowls?

How did you come up with that jig you use?

Absolutely amazing craftsmanship, I love the geometry and of course your unique tools you use. Very impressive sir.

Amazing work! Thank you very much for sharing it with the wood turning community.

Wow, Tom. That is a very impressive vase you have made, you must be very dedicated and persistent to be able to make this. What kind of program do you use for your designs ?

Fantastic work. The pieces you make are incredible.

Fantastic Tom, beautiful piece of work. Not even close to your level yet. Hope to get closer in the future. You are the master segmenter.

Absolute madness.

Great looking piece. I bought all your plans and worked my way to 60 segments per ring. 72 segments is next but I am light years away from 288. Thanks for sharing your craft and inspiring us.

Very nice 👍

Completely amazing and beautiful! Always enjoy watching your videos.

Amazing craftsmanship

You are amazing amazing

Wow.............>

Amazing! I can’t get over all the math and details some of you woodworkers do to make such beautiful pieces. It’s a joy and so inspiring. Thanks for sharing your talent.

Fantastic Tom! Nothing short of spectacular actually. Great video as well, Gary

The work is very cool. Unattainable for me. Who buys vases like this? And for what price?

If you changed for a screw clamp to a lever clamp, you could probably save half a second each clamp application. After a quick calculation, that'd save you about 1.5 hours total holy crap how are you able to do projects like these? :D

I think you forgot one crucial, if not the most important step in this tutorial: how to develop the patience and determination of a turtle doing a marathon. Perhaps you're a 10th generation Japanese craftsman reincarnated? What is the diagnosis for the opposite of ADHD? Is it called Lohman's syndrome?

Tom, Great to see a new video from you. It was almost a year. What finish did you apply? Looking forward to your classes this fall at Marc Adams School of Woodworking.

Wow, wow, wow. It’s stunning. A piece of art. How long did it take you?

Good to see you again, Tom. 👍 Very nice piece.

Really enjoyed the video. What a great piece of art. Kudos to you.

Jeez, what dedication! Beautiful!

Tom looks like that glue up fixture is beefed up quite a bit from previous versions. Nice job.....but I still think your crazy 🙃🙃

Incredible piece. What did you do for the bottom?