Short video: Outtakes & Oopsies

[bobham]

I uploaded this one a week or so back but I hadn't posted a link to it. It is just a short compilation of a few less than memorable moments....

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HV78hzkPlhI

Take care
Bob

 

[wizer]

Good stuff Bob. Nice to see your human

 

[mikec]

Hi Bob,

So its not just me that has these moments.

Great stuff, livened up my morning.

Regards,

Mike C

 

[Jonzjob]

Here, here Tom!

I wonder if any of us has been as careless as that?

Come on, we all can't be as perfect as me/

I definitely like the idea of keeping the outside bigger than the inside!

 

[PeterBassett]

I like your response to mistakes...

"Well!" :lol:

It's a lot more measured and friendly than what I'd say.

 

[loz]

brilliant !

"now ain't that special " - LOL

 

[Blister]

:lol: :lol: :lol:

Bob , love the last one

Yes its a bit too thin

:mrgreen: :mrgreen: ](*,) ](*,)

 

[Dust Busker]

Brilliant!

I had one of those moments just yesterday...

Jim

 

[Stravides]

hahaha excellent quote.... "Well I think I got it too thin - ya think " :lol:

 

[Bodrighy]

Sadly there isn't one of those moments I can't identify with. Some more than once. I reckon a DVD of these from a variety of you better turners would do a power of good to the rest of us. make us realise we are in good company.

Pete

 

[CHJ]

Sadly there isn't one of those moments I can't identify with. Some more than once. I reckon a DVD of these from a variety of you better turners would do a power of good to the rest of us. make us realise we are in good company.

Pete

I find a day watching some of the 'demonstrators' at trade shows/exhibitions quite enlightening, especially some of the club 'Names' despite the ability to show their own prowess with a particular tool or method it's surprising how often they break the common sense safety rules or have an unexpected feature moment with a piece whilst playing to the crowd rather than concentrating on the job in hand.

The thing I find most frustrating is my attempts to try a different tool/grind/approach I've seen demonstrated, it inevitably puts me back several years in my comfort zone and more often than not results in me abandoning it for a method I can use semi-automatically.

 

[gasmansteve]

So you are human after all Bob! :lol: