Woodturning - A Spalted Ash Vessel
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- Опубліковано 25 бер 2020
- In this video I turn a Natural Edge Vessel from a cool piece of Spalted Beech or is it Ash?? ..I finished the piece with Danish Oil ..
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For those of you who are not woodturners, I'd like to point out something TRULY impressive. The tool Andy uses almost exclusively to shape the exteriors of his pieces is called a spindle or fingernail gouge. It is a great shaping tool for relatively flat surfaces but it is almost IMPOSSIBLE for mere mortals to control on any rough surface. If I ever trued to use that tool to do the things Andy routinely and skillfully uses it for (like knocking the bark off), I'd quickly end up with that thing imbedded in my ear. Andy, your skill is truly breathtaking.
What about someone with insane forearm and grip strength?
The amount of sheer control Andy has is unmatched. His hands are so steady and precise that’s what it means to be a skillful wood turner
CNC lathe's would most likely end end in disataster.
Looks like a bowl gouge, not a spindle gouge. A typical spindle gouge wouldn't hold up to the end grain turning in this video, and shouldn't be tried on end grain turning.
That said, this is a nice piece of work. Inspires me to try something different. You don't see many vases turned with end grain orientation.
@@luncans8291 im guessing you are joking. It's about technique. Strength really isn't the biggest factor. The roughing does take some, but technique / tool presentation is what really matters if someone wants to do this a lot. Once the piece is rounded it is completely about technique, the grip and strength isn't a factor to finish the outside. The tool does the work, the turner steers it in the right direction with a lot of skill. The lathe typically wins over bad technique. Grip strength and Popeye forearms will result in a destroyed piece if that is all a turner brings to the lathe. And, someone could get seriously hurt or even killed. Even the pros get killed sometimes, or has to be taken seriously.
I really appreciate that you don't do voice overs or add music to your videos; you let the work speak for itself. Thank you! your woodturning videos are my favorite to watch :)
Thanks 👍
There is so much about this project to love: turning air, the top down camera angle when you were turning the inside, the spalted figures in the beech, the shape, and the finish. Another beautifully crafted piece of art!
That part around 4:20 when it looks like he is turning thin air... Mind blown.
It’s sort of like being an alcoholic - I can’t stop watching!
Good video Andy! Thanks for sharing with us!💖👌👍😎JP
Very nice! Love spalted wood as well. And it's nice to see I am not the only one who turns with gloves on.
In some angles it looks like a rolled up ancient map from the middle ages. Beautiful wood👍🏼👏👏🤘😷
amazing! I would never in a million years thought of mounting it that way around :) inspiring Andy.
Another fantastic project and great finish thank you 🤟🏻🤟🏻🤟🏻🤟🏻
I'm addicted to these now 😩
Once again you start with a piece of wood that should really be split for kindling, and you finish with a beautiful vase that would take pride of place on my fireplace ! You never cease to amaze me. Thanks again👍🏼🏴
Wow!!! Just wow. Very nice work.
The natural, rough edges are beautiful.
Positioning really made the spalting stand out, nice work 👍
You are by far my favorite wood Turner. What a beautiful peice of wood and gorgeous grain. I'm so in love with the shape. I can see it holding a bunch of the darkest colored roses. 🌹🌹
The whole Universe is spinning ! I hope our soules get a little bit more beautyfull , by each turn, like your humble Lumb of Wood .
Thanks for sharing🌞
Oh Man.You are good 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻 I love your works and style.
I would never be able to do such nice stuff on my very old 1970 Sears and Roebuck lathe
2:30 AM. I’m here early, beautiful work as always.
Started watching same time here to lol
I see for the first time this channel, I am upset by your extraordinary ability to model a simple piece of wood and make it a work of art. The lamp with blue plastic resin is a real masterpiece. Congratulations, I would have already gone crazy just for the patience that needs a job like yours. 👍🍀
An excellent work of art! Thanks for sharing..
Best vase I've ever seen. Ever.
Beautiful pieces as always! I love the swirls of the wood, and the stunning tree rings hidden amongest the swirls! Put a large choco-vanilla ice-cream on top, and voila! Tasty and wonderful art! ;)
Dang, who would’ve thought an old chunk of wood would turn into art!? I am so impressed!
you made the right call for this piece of wood, it's a work of art
Very nicely done, Andy. Turned bottom and maker coin a nice touch. The Hope hollowed looks great - very stable. The finished piece reminded me of a high end gelato cone. Beautiful!
Thanks Stewart ..
What a beautiful piece.
I am always impressed with how far he puts the chisel away from the rest without it catching. Masterful work as always.
another beautiful piece my friend...
Totally awesome. Spalting is fascinating.
wow..just, wow! so beautiful
Absolutely spectacular.
You’re a braver man than I, Andy. There’s no way I’d turn that for fear of injuries! It’s a brilliant piece!
I learned what "spalted" is today. Thank you for showing us this beautiful wood and what your amazing talents can create with it. :)
Wow Andy, this vase looks so beautiful, don’t ask my why, but to me it looks like it has been made using an old wooden globe. It truly is a beautiful piece xxx
Very nice Andy I love this cross grain work
Comment 600!!
You are so good at making wooden things!!
You're insane! When you started hollowing that out it was like the tensest moment of my life. I was expecting a disaster at any second.
Sometimes I imagine that I am learning how by watching and thinking how would I do it differently. Not because I believe I can do better but to make it unique to me. I wonder if many of the people that dislike these videos are simply jealous of the art you create? @Andy Phillip.
Gorgeous! Love how you kept the wood’s natural lines.
You are definitely the best I’ve ever seen.
Quand je vous voie travailler je suis fascinée par vos doigtés et votre façon de manier les morceaux de bois pour en faire des objets d'art .Je souhaiterai qu'un jour je puisse avoir l'occasion d'apprendre ce métier bravo monsieur
I find these videos oddly satisfying to watch
In a hundred years one of your pieces will be on a future version of Antiques Roadshow and spoke about with great reverence. Beautiful work.
Another stunner 🤗
Fantastic vase. I really love the live edge and how that turned out. Definitely a win
Amazing artwork 😍🤩😍
i would love to see some chess caracters made out of stumps and epoxy resin in black and white/silver :D
Fabulous...as always!
I have watched a lot of wood turning videos, and this might be my favourite piece. Stunning.
Thanks 👍
Be berry berry careful. Wow that was freaky ...without a steady rest.
A beautiful, timeless piece Andy.
Thanks for sharing,
Cheers
You must have been a terrifying kid during arts and crafts day.
LOL🤣
I just love spalted wood. It is so beautiful and the grain is always so interesting. I love this piece and know where’s the perfect place to put it if it were mine.
I absolutely love this.
Your Fine Handwork Is Sharp Friend Very Informative Video
I too am watching Andy create beautiful things at 2 am. What the hell.....no job to go to in the morning..... This one is perfect, Mr. Philip!!!
Superlative design! I’d never have thought of that!!
Very beautiful Andy!!!
Hello mister Phillip. Vous avez réussi à révéler toute la beauté et la veine du bois un grand merci pour cette vidéo
👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌
Your videos are inspiring! Thanks
I absolutely love your art. Even though I live in Denmark I must buy some of your artwork. So much love you have putted into the wood.
Watching the cutter cleave its way along the groove, into seemingly empty air space, yet yielding wood chips aplenty, always fascinates me.
It's worth it to have all my stuff vibrate off my desk to see this. Amazing work, Andy!!! Cheers.
I like all of your turnings and your videos are great. But THAT is a fantastic vessel. Wow! And you are a very fortunate man to have that inventory of splayed beech. Thanks for all the great videos.
Loving your work comrade.
This has to become the next container of the Olympic Torch, what a piece of art !
I don't know where your from but I hope your staying safe and the videos you make are appreciated with everything going on right now ❤
Cheers...Thanks
Beautiful Piece, thanks for sharing
Hi I from 🇨🇦. What an AMAZING piece you created . It’s amazing how you see what’s inside that fire wood log and bring it to life. A wonderful gift you have been given.
Hi Andy. Starting with your channel, I have a serious appreciation for "wood" Moving towards the guys who mill their own wood on saw mills. It is a beautiful medium. And I find it meditative to watch you and the others "work wood" to its either milled on a lathe, or milled raw on a mill. Fall Line Ridge and Southern Indiana Saw Mill. My top three wood workers. Another beautiful piece Andy. Hope you and yours are safe and well.
I am on awe of this piece!!😍
Nicely done, sir. Really nice workmanship.
I like the new medallion insert in the bottom. Looks great!
Very nice piece it reminds me of the World Cup trophy just without the world 🌍sitting inside it. 👍
Beautiful work like usual. Thank you for sharing with us.
Bravo! Great choice of timber and execution! Looks great!!!
Brilliant piece. It's beautiful.
Hello my friend, I think you have fascinated me with the masterpieces you have made and I think everyone should learn that this work is also an art.👍👍👌👌
So beautiful!
After watching this, I could not imagine a more creative way to bash one's knuckles into a bloody pulp. However, you make projects like this seem easy, safe and simple when actually...they are not! Great work Andy and another beautiful piece of art...
Браво! Это просто космос.
WOW!! THAT IS AWESOME!!
Bostin chunk of wood, it looked extremely dangerous when it was turning but very fascinating to see the 'ghost'. You are amazing to watch Andy 😨😂.The Danish oil made the colour pop so nice. Brilliant !! Thanks 😊💖🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟
andy i truly love all the work you’ve done it’s beautiful.
I really like the grain at 3:13, relly good turning. Good job andy👋👋😉
Awesome. It is simply amazing to watch you stick a chisel inside, what to the camera looks invisible and turn the inside of that vase! Another work from the master!
This is awesome! Thanks for sharing your amazing work.
That is gorgeous.
Absolutely beautiful
Oh, you make it look so easy. I love your work!
Awesome job. First saw lump of wood then saw a beautiful piece of well done artwork.
Your are a genius! Beautiful!
Cheers!
Don't know how I missed this one. I swear I thought you hadn't put out a video in a month! So glad to see this. Beautiful wood and I love the form, classic and elegant. Great job, Andy!
Phil
Thanks Phil 👍
Another great piece Andy - the custom made signature emblem is very trick!
these vids constantly make me feel like i have something in my eye
Beautiful piece
Naturally beautifully elegant!!
I have turned spalted wood quite a few times and love those black line patterns and discolorations
Gorgeous work