Hello Gary. That's a beautiful thing you've made, and what a finish! I could sit for ages turning it around in my hands, it's so organic. Do you mind if I have a go at making one? Best regards from Inverkeithing.
Just started watching your videos. Did I miss something? I would not have believed the finished piece was the same as you colored. Only because I couldn't pick out all the colors you had used.maybe my eyes. Thanks.
Hi Joseph, this was done 4 1/2 years ago but yes the finished item is the same one, all lacquered and parted off. There is also a different shaped one right at the end ready to be parted off. I do next to no editing (as I can't, lol) From applying the colour then lacquer I stopped the video till the lacquer was dry prior to parting off. Many thanks for watching. Gary
@@garylowewoodturner1289 Gary, it is fantastic watching your work. I am starting to do a little myself. Thanks for taking the time to answer, since this is an older post. Best regards, Joe.
Oh I love that one, thank you for the interesting video. As a 76 yr old artist with a snowballs chance in hell of ever operating a lathe, BUT I have learned some tips that I can possibly incorporate into some of my art pieces. I do at least have an airbrush. Thanks for taking us through your creative process. from AU
hi Gary i have just subscribed to your channel i love your videos and your work it is very inspiring indeed I have just purchased the chestnut iridescent paint starter set and would love any tips on using this as all the other videos seem to be using the jo sonjas product i have tried it out with some chestnut ebonising laquer but the end result was not too good any help would be greatly recieved. Many thanks Gary Clive in nottingham .
HI Gary, I was wondering, is there anything to stop me finishing the bottom (tenon) of the bowl leaving sufficient wood for the jam chuck, that way I don't need to reverse chuck it later? Have you tried this? Debs
Gary, are you also burnishing the coloured section. I made one at the weekend, but I want to know how to finish the rim to reduce the different levels caused by the ink. I did go over it with 0000 steel wool, which made a difference, but I'm still a bit hazy as to how to finish the coloured to get a really nice finish.
Hi Wayne. I'm sure Gary won't mind me diving in. This is planned as a 'formal', sit down demo rather than an exhibition. As such, we took the decision not to invite traders as it wouldn't be fair, they'd spend most of the day with nothing to do as their customers would be watching the demos. There will be other side stalls for when our headliners aren't on stage, with up close demos and displays. Does that help?
Hi Gary Thanks for your video. Enjoyed your demos at Harrogate last week, can you tell me what you use for your final buffing on these bowls please? Regards Andy Ward
Gary, for some fun, two 'projects': centrifugal painting INSIDE a bowl; and, try cent. painting with water-based wood dye [it's an interesting effect :}
Gary Lowe Woodturner am moving back to Scotland next week. Would love to check out one of the galleries to purchase. They’re so pretty, more so when you know how it’s made.
Sweet..... Really nice. Thanks for sharing your amazing work.....
You’re doing something amazing work. Very nice
Absolutely fantastic work. Thank you for sharing your expertise.
Beautiful!
wow that is awesome, now i need to have a go
very nice work chap, thanks for sharing
Thank you for sharing!
Well no piece is complete withot animal hair on it. ;)
Buongiorno purtroppo non parlo ne capisco inglese.. Solo una domanda ma la colorazione avviene dopo aver dato il turapori? grazie
lovely :)
Lovely work . thanks for sharing :)
what did you use to texture it with, Harold enjoyed your interview yesterday
hi there and thanks for watching, the texture on this one was done with a Robert Sorby texturing tool
First time on your site Gary and found it very informative so well done Andy - Glasgow woodturner
Thanks again for a very informative demo. I'll wait till I have enough cash to buy the stains. A bit like marbling? Best regards.
Hello Gary. That's a beautiful thing you've made, and what a finish! I could sit for ages turning it around in my hands, it's so organic. Do you mind if I have a go at making one? Best regards from Inverkeithing.
Hi John, many thanks for your comments and I'm glad you like it. Feel free to have a go, maybe even post a photo when done. Cheers Gary (Elgin)
thank you so much for sharing!!
Nice work. What can I use instead of ebonizing lacquer?
Also, before you spray on the final clear coat, is it alright to gently sand the paint for a smoother surface?
Hi Robert, thanks for your comment. You can use any black acrylic aerosol / auto paint as a base
Excellent!
Very nice Gary. I guess the burnishing cream is more like a wax. You can smooth out the surface without hurting it. Thanks for sharing.
I was told to come to your channel to learn some coloring techniques. You also showed me a nice trick for shaping the ends of your seed box. Thanks.
Just started watching your videos. Did I miss something? I would not have believed the finished piece was the same as you colored. Only because I couldn't pick out all the colors you had used.maybe my eyes. Thanks.
Hi Joseph, this was done 4 1/2 years ago but yes the finished item is the same one, all lacquered and parted off. There is also a different shaped one right at the end ready to be parted off. I do next to no editing (as I can't, lol) From applying the colour then lacquer I stopped the video till the lacquer was dry prior to parting off. Many thanks for watching. Gary
@@garylowewoodturner1289 Gary, it is fantastic watching your work. I am starting to do a little myself. Thanks for taking the time to answer, since this is an older post. Best regards, Joe.
Lovely demonstration! Very interested`d in your confident use of jam chuck and screw chuck for large off-centre piece.
Oh I love that one, thank you for the interesting video. As a 76 yr old artist with a snowballs chance in hell of ever operating a lathe, BUT I have learned some tips that I can possibly incorporate into some of my art pieces. I do at least have an airbrush. Thanks for taking us through your creative process. from AU
Fascinating and very beautiful. I love it.
Try adding some borax to the water.....helps with surface retention.
Just found your channel, what fantastic work absolutely incredible
hi Gary i have just subscribed to your channel i love your videos and your work it is very inspiring indeed I have just purchased the chestnut iridescent paint starter set and would love any tips on using this as all the other videos seem to be using the jo sonjas product i have tried it out with some chestnut ebonising laquer but the end result was not too good any help would be greatly recieved. Many thanks Gary Clive in nottingham .
great job / thanks
Love your stuff mate. Might see you there.
HI Gary, I was wondering, is there anything to stop me finishing the bottom (tenon) of the bowl leaving sufficient wood for the jam chuck, that way I don't need to reverse chuck it later? Have you tried this? Debs
I love those pieces, Gary. Are you using dyes, or some type of very thin paint?
Gary, are you also burnishing the coloured section. I made one at the weekend, but I want to know how to finish the rim to reduce the different levels caused by the ink. I did go over it with 0000 steel wool, which made a difference, but I'm still a bit hazy as to how to finish the coloured to get a really nice finish.
I wish I was going, have a great time, you'll be awesome! :D
Hi Gary, do you know if any other vendors are going to be there
Hi Wayne. I'm sure Gary won't mind me diving in. This is planned as a 'formal', sit down demo rather than an exhibition. As such, we took the decision not to invite traders as it wouldn't be fair, they'd spend most of the day with nothing to do as their customers would be watching the demos. There will be other side stalls for when our headliners aren't on stage, with up close demos and displays. Does that help?
cheers Terry, I hope it's Terry, helps a lot
@@WaynetheWoodturner Sorry, yes, it's Terry 😀
cheers Terry
Brilliant workmanship lovely piece
Excellent wonderful finish. Must give it a try. Thanks
Hi Gary Thanks for your video. Enjoyed your demos at Harrogate last week, can you tell me what you use for your final buffing on these bowls please? Regards Andy Ward
That was a very good idea to lighten it with the yellow. Good vid. just adjust the volume on the entro. Everything else is great.
What type of inks did you use?
Very nice!
Gary, for some fun, two 'projects': centrifugal painting INSIDE a bowl; and, try cent. painting with water-based wood dye [it's an interesting effect :}
Hi Gary, love your work. How long does it take for the marbling ink to dry? Thanks Greg
So very pretty
Interesting
You have a lovely skill.
A happy piece.
What an amazing bowl! And a fascinating process. Where do you sell your work?
Heather Bennett , just selling in local galleries just now or by word of mouth as have to renew website.
Gary Lowe Woodturner am moving back to Scotland next week. Would love to check out one of the galleries to purchase. They’re so pretty, more so when you know how it’s made.
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That is truely lovely!!!