Inside Out Turning - Full Version

I have been wanting to teach myself to do inside our turning for a while now. I have been watching videos and reading about the process and finally felt like I was ready to give it a go.
The difference between the full version and the short version of this video is: in the full version, I show the actual turning. The short version removes that and just delivers the description of what I did.
A special thank you goes out to Jay Bates for sending me this beautiful yellow and green poplar.

[stevewilderman]

after watching a couple of your inside out turning videos I think I'm ready to try my own. It looks like a lot of fun it's a very neat design and I look forward to attempting it next time I am at the shop. Thanks for your videos

[petrusscott]

Bob,

I think it looks great. Most of the inside out turning I’ve seen are tear drops. Adding the rings makes the ornament more pleasing to the eye.

[fredgraber]

Nice looking piece. Always nice when a learning project looks that good when done. Thanks for sharing.  Fred

[joeharney]

great video again. I love the extreme closeup allowing me to get a birdseye view of just how well you handle your tools.

[adamquincey]

Very nice... You did a great job... I look forward to seeing what you do next... Cheers... Adam...

[evanfinger]

I believe I'm going to try some inside out bottle stoppers now... Great video sir!

[Robbiethewoodturner]

excellent project bob you have been working your way up for this one for a while   you done a fine job 
you got a relay nice finish on this project 
ALL the best Robbie 

[janicekneule]

This was a really cool video Bob. I have been thinking about doing inside out turning and you've got me hooked. Think I'll give it a shot !!!

[Crafty_Kritter]

You did a great job on it and it's beautiful

[davidharris]

That was pretty cool  I now have a clear idea of the concept  The short gave me all I needed to know and the long showed me how  If I was a turner I would be able to assume a lot more.  This isn't as riveting as being hands on so I think the shorter version would be far more popular.

[watcherdude]

BOB. BE PROUD, VERY PROUD of this . Your first ever attempt? Hope my first go at it turns out 1/3 as good as this one.

[philparrish]

Nice job. I am inspired to try something similar. Perhaps some Christmas decorations for the tree. Thanks.

[jimsanker]

Nice work.  Lathe work scares the hell out of me and I do metal cutting all day.  That right end looks kind of  small to me.  carefull.  still watching

[jimclack]

I'll try the "X" cut.  I've been using a spring loaded spur drive just do I don't have to apply a lot of pressure.
Thanks.  Enjoy your videos.
Jim

[simonrourke]

Great piece. I wonder it you put a wooden ball inside before you glue it up and turn it into a rattle.

[jeremyfuchs]

Hey Bob ive been watching your videos for quite a while and I'm only just finding this one. As you were turning this I was seeing a future project for you. Since you are into your sodas and cap blanks I thought, how cool would it be to do an inside out soda bottle and fit it with a real cap. Could be a cool little shop decoration piece

[ToolmanThe]

would it be safe to make an inside out onement with an opening that would snugly fit Christmas lights in, like on a string!

[kidclown]

What size blanks are you using? Thanks

[archer]

What if you rounded off the edges before the final polish add, basically bevel the edges prior to added the polish. Might not tear up your towels or fingers

[barryrandall]

I have done quite a few inside out vase's and from experience I will tell you for safety not to go below 1/4 thickness. A lesson I learned the hard way :(