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Brett Stark Woodturning (Turning Starkers)
New Zealand
Приєднався 12 вер 2021
Let’s have some fun trying to push the woodturning boundaries. Ok these will be my boundaries and skill levels, but I hope by doing so you will learn things, even if it is what not to do.
I am complete amateur woodturner learning to create weird things looking to share the fun, frustrations, and fumbles of woodturning.
Please feel free to give suggestions/feedback or ask questions.
As a big favour please hit the subscribe button, this will really really help me.
Based in Aotearoa (New Zealand)
**Disclaimer: I am not an expert, far from it. This channel not instructional - this is just the way I do it. Please always follow safety precautions when working. ***
Stay safe, have fun and enjoy!
I am complete amateur woodturner learning to create weird things looking to share the fun, frustrations, and fumbles of woodturning.
Please feel free to give suggestions/feedback or ask questions.
As a big favour please hit the subscribe button, this will really really help me.
Based in Aotearoa (New Zealand)
**Disclaimer: I am not an expert, far from it. This channel not instructional - this is just the way I do it. Please always follow safety precautions when working. ***
Stay safe, have fun and enjoy!
Відео
The Dark Side of Plywood and Purple Heart Revealed
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The Dark Side of Plywood and Purple Heart Revealed
Woodturning - Pohutukawa - First turn Monster Bowl
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Woodturning - Pohutukawa - First turn Monster Bowl
Woodturning - Segmented Easter Egg
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Woodturning - Segmented Easter Egg
Woodturning - Resin Inlay Demo Practice
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Woodturning - Resin Inlay Demo Practice
Woodturning - Pohutukawa Jewellery Box
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Woodturning - Pohutukawa Jewellery Box
Woodturning a Vitex & Kwila Monster Bowl
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Woodturning a Vitex & Kwila Monster Bowl
Woodturning - Handles for new Carbide Tools
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Woodturning - Handles for new Carbide Tools
Woodturning - A "Rough" day on the Lathe
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Woodturning - A "Rough" day on the Lathe
Woodturning - Plywood Acrylic Glue Epoxy Sandwich
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Woodturning - Plywood Acrylic Glue Epoxy Sandwich
Woodturning - Finishing a Honey Locust Bowl
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Woodturning - Finishing a Honey Locust Bowl
A Segment bowl with a Twist of Fate
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A Segment bowl with a Twist of Fate
Woodturning - With Zero Introductions
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Woodturning - With Zero Introductions
The Ring of Fire; Solar Eclipse - Epoxy & Wood Wall Art
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The Ring of Fire; Solar Eclipse - Epoxy & Wood Wall Art
Crafting Magic: Watch How a Scrap Wood Daisy Comes to Life
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Crafting Magic: Watch How a Scrap Wood Daisy Comes to Life
Woodturning - This Turned Out So Much Better Than I Expected
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Woodturning - This Turned Out So Much Better Than I Expected
Woodturning - A second Shot at that Pallet
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Woodturning - A second Shot at that Pallet
Woodturning - Pallet to bowl - Upcycling
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Woodturning - Pallet to bowl - Upcycling
Woodturning - Scrap decking to cool bowl
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Woodturning - Scrap decking to cool bowl
Very cool! I think my grandparents went there and had pictures taken in like 1975.
That’s so funny as I was discussing with my wife seeing popular mechanics or other magazines with cars driving through these trees. Still seems crazy they have been there so long. You need to come and see these huge trees 🌴 Thanks David Brett
...hmmm...here's a "heads up", Brett...I don't think your lathe could handle that!!! Didn't realize you're here in the states...if you do a run from Maine to Florida, let me know...we'll meet up and buy 'ya lunch...👍 Matt
Thanks for the tip 😀😀😀 I’ll leave it where it is then. Also thanks for the offer of a ride buddy Matt but I’ve just checked and adding in the extra couple of miles will seriously mess with our schedule ( we’re cruising the west coast 😀) As always thanks for your support Matt Brett
@@TurningStarkers ...well, best of luck on your journey...and I hope you have a great over here...👍 Matt
I don’t know how many miles you guys have rode since your arrival in North America, but what an epic journey! What a memory..I pray that you guys are safe along your travels
To date on this trip we’ve ridden 1,112 miles. Just a tad under 1,800 km. Thanks for the prayers. We both appreciate them and the drives to date have been great. Lots of room given. People at stops are also great chatting and sharing information, food and even a few nights of accommodation have been offered Cheers and thanks
You people do the darnedest things
What can I say ….. the signs just tickle my weird brain cells. Thanks so much for your comment B
I gotta say man, your taste in music you use on your uploads are second to none. ELO, ZZ Top, Led Zeppelin. My hats off to ya.
Glad you like them! 😎It is the difficult part so I fall back to music that I like or seems to fit. As always thanks for your feedback and support. I really enjoy your comments.
Cute ❤
Thanks Denise. It was an unexpected guest at lunch 😀
Did they tell you that myrtlewood is native to the Oregon coast? Hope you had some blanks shipped home!
No Stuart they did not but thanks for the info. It would have been great to ship them home but we sent a couple of Tee shirts and that was over $60 usd. I shudder to think how much a nice chunk of wood would cost 😳 That being said I still hope to be able to pick something up ( a nice new robust j tool rest for example) and slip that in on my carry on luggage
@@TurningStarkers Yes Brett, I'm sure the shipping for even a small piece wood be well over $110-120 usd. I looked it into buying a camphor laurel bowl blank frrom a guy in Brisbane, Australia and it something like $136! Needless to say, I didn't buy it although I still hope to source some eventually.
@@STMwoodturning ouch. That’s really steep!!
I had to laugh when I realized Stairway to Heaven was playing. That’s probably what I would have heard in my head as I walked through the door of that gallery too.
Ahh very well spotted. Yes there had been lots of amazing things to see but this was the first woodturning experience 😎
very nice
Thanks so much Tim. I always appreciate comments
That's awesome! Isn't this country great?
This is my first time as a tourist in the USA and I have to admit there are a lot of amazing sights and super talented people
@TurningStarkers it seems like each state in the US is its own country. I am in Ohio and we have 4 district regions that mimic the adjacent areas. I am so glad you could experience what we take for granted. Someday I would love to travel and see other countries and meet new people. Maybe my UA-cam ship will come in and make that possible.
This is our first big overseas trip since marriage. Kids are independent and missus thought let’s go. Who am I to argue?
Mystic wood Florence on the 101 highway Oregon
Canada to Mexico. That's easy. All down hill😜
😀😀😀exactly and hopefully tail wind as well thanks John
You’ve made some pretty cool stuff over the time I’ve been here on the channel man. Dont sell yourself short. You could probably make one of those while riding a wheelie and doing a crossword puzzle at the same time.
I appreciate that! I’ll start practicing the wheel and cross word next. Probably on a side street. The 101 is a tad busy. Even with the extremely polite drivers over here
Awesome
It was. A bit sad to see it down but more light for others to grow
@@TurningStarkers yes
You must be in turners heaven seeing all the new to you types of wood! I know I would be if I went to NZ😁
It certainly is a wonder to see all of these different trees Stuart. So many are very magnificent specimens to be seen. I need to be more diligent when I get home
Cool
Thanks Ashly. Super appreciate your support
❤️🔥
😀😀
your mind can't imagine how big your lathe has to be
So true Neil. I’ll stick with the Nova a bit more I think
Looking great Brett
Hey Darryl. Watching your trip as well. Looks like you and H are having a blast. The Tattoo would have been amazing to go to
What a cool sight. It’s also super cool that you’re sharing your trip with your viewers man. I can’t speak for everyone but I certainly appreciate it.
Glad you’re enjoying the interlude. From the irregular show. First major USA trip. And to do it by bike is probably verging on nutty. Sort of fits with the turning starkers theme. Thanks for all your support. I really appreciate it Brett
I’ve lived in the US my entire life and have yet to go further west than Arizona I’d love to see the Redwoods in the far west one day. If you want to ride a couple 1000 miles out of your way, you can stop by and see my new lathe man!! lol. Be safe out there.
I have had a chat with the Missus about your offer for a visit. She’s very keen to accept but not this time. Which makes me think we’ll be back this way sooner than I expected The is a big place and cycling it making that doubly clear Thanks for the invite my friend. Will definitely swing by next time
@@TurningStarkers Standing offer my friend.
And the same definitely goes if you’re going to be heading out to New Zealand 🇳🇿
Amazing, very nice
Thanks David. It was a fun project.
Outstanding work, new friend here.
Super appreciate all new friends David. Glad you enjoyed Brett
@@TurningStarkers Nice to meet you
Amazing work, excellent work
Thank you! Cheers David. This one has given me a couple extra ideas that I have to make in the future
@@TurningStarkers Awesome
Welcome to the Pacific Northwest Brett! The trees grow really big here! Just wait until you get to the Redwoods in Northern California!
Thanks Stuart. The trees are big. And so many of them. The forests goes on from miles. With some great cycle paths
Good luck brother 💪💪💪 you got this
So far so good. An amazing part of the world. So many big trees 🌲
So tempting 😂
Yes but sometimes we need to behave 😀😀
Where is this?
Hi Stuart. Annacis Channel maps.app.goo.gl/nxEavrdr7pkzVR866?g_st=ic It was one of several rivers/inlets that we crossed that had huge numbers of logs in a floating formation Something we don’t see at home
Dang autocorrect keeps making Annacis look like Anna is.
Perfect name! Looks like you’re almost up to a thousand subscribers Brett. Keep up the fun videos if you can 😁
Thanks Stuart Will try to but will soon be having a long break. My wife and I will be riding from Canada to Mexico down the pacific coast. Can’t pack the lathe on the bike. 😎
@@TurningStarkers looking forward to hearing about your trip. Earlier in life, I traveled up and down Hwy 101 in Washington and Oregon many times. It’s beautiful!
Absolutely looking forward to seeing the sites. I am sure we will document the trip on Janet’s UA-cam channel youtube.com/@janetstarkcyclingadventures?si=IlQEzmMys-LS0pPq
@@TurningStarkers I’ve been following Janet’s channel already for a few months now. I’ve been enjoying the long rides you’ve made already. Do either of you have Instagram?
love it
Glad you enjoyed John
Love the Tee Cup ... great work 😊
Thanks Denise. 😎😀😃😆
look you have made a tea cup lol
Yes. 😀😀 it’s worse than you think. I’ve been laughing at my own joke all week!
Sweet 👍
Thanks 👍 John
...a little birdie told me about this, and the title had me hooked...I guess that's a fairway to get viewers but on par with your other vids...the turning looked rough, and I'm green with envy with the result...even the wood base is cool...👍 Loved the dad joke...well done, Brett! Matt
😀😀😀😀 that’s a hole in one comment Matt. I’ve run out of fingers counting the puns. Best comment from you sir. So very pleased you enjoyed and super grateful for the fabulous comment Brett
Very cool! Great work!
Thank you! Cheers! Always like your work too.
Very nice!👏👏👏Bye😊
Thanks Tazio. Glad you enjoyed 😎
That’s very artistic and exciting to watch you will soon be at 1000 I look forward to that keep it up Ian mac
Thanks Ian. I have to admit to a certain level of excitement building for the 1000 mark. One sub at a time :-)
@@TurningStarkers it will happen just keep doing your vids
That's awesome, Brett. An inspiration to try something in this style:) Thank you.
Thanks Yuri. If you do try please send me a photo All the best. Brett
Very nice. Well done.
Thanks Geoff. Glad you enjoyed
Great video. Love that you show all the bumps and bruises. Hopefully you get your bandsaw up and running. Mine just went down so I understand your pain.
Nooooo not a bandsaw on the fritz. Thanks watching and commenting Just watching your 1000 prize with the family
wow amazing <3
Thanks you very much Yasmeen. I trust you will have a amazing day :-)
That turned out nicely! Which woods did you use? Thanks for sharing your skills with us.
Thank you Linda for that complement. The wood I used was off cuts from decking projects, namely Vitex and Kwila. Vitex is native to the Solomon Islands and Kwila is from Malaysia and Indonesia I am pleased you enjoyed the videos Cheers Brett
Hi Brett How nice to see how the glue share price has soared to new heights again! Great project,where do you get the ideas from let alone the time to turn such an involved piece? It turned out great with very interesting effects,well done and thanks for sharing. Purple Heart seems to have a very similar grain to Kwila ,very fortunate to come by those large offcuts I’ve only used offcuts of 150 x20 purple heart decking good for pen blanks or coasters. Great vid to promote the humble teknatool Nova lathe it handles anything you throw at it and “eats the rest for breakfast“ Stay safe Brett we have weather due Friday! Regards
As always Mal totally love your comments. So glad the glue share prices have recovered after the recent cooling😃
Interesting pattern created by the plywood & purple heart segments. Great project and I'm glad you persevered through the mishaps. 😁 On the catches... I made myself a bowl scraper from HSS purchased from Amazon. It works great for finishing out the bottoms of bowls as long as you hold the handle above center to create a negative rake . I follow Richard Raffan who demonstrates and explains this technique in better detail than I can. I strongly recommend his channel! Cheers, Stuart
Thanks so much Stuart. Will definitely check out his channel. I appreciate your support on this topic as it was getting a tad distressing having so many catches Cheers. Brett
Wow Brent, I never expected that final result, so beautiful. love your video.
Thanks so much John. I really appreciate your support
Brett my friend. I hope you never change your channel format. Your honesty as well your modesty should be applauded. You don’t cut out the mishaps. Anyone who ACTUALLY does wood working and wood turning make mistakes regardless of what the comment cowboys have to say. If I made videos of my turnings , it would be 15 minutes of mistakes, followed by 5 minutes of possible glory. I truly love your channel sir.
Thanks ever so much for the extremely supportive comment. I like the ratio you mention although the glory part can last for a little longer if delay cleaning up the workshop 😀
Wow Brett, this is pretty awesome!
@oneturnatatime6309 thanks Jojo it was a little bit more complicated than I expected 😁
Gorgeous work and colors nice
Thank you! Cheers! Super appreciate your support
Thank you! Cheers! Super appreciate your support