Woodturning - failures !Bring flowers back to the cut-off cherry tree!ウッドターニングで木の再生！【閲覧注意】最後に大失敗…
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- Опубліковано 21 жов 2019
- I have been in wood turning as a hobby for the first year.
I am still immature, so I hope you can see it with warm eyes.
Finally, the rotation speed is too fast and an accident has occurred…
The material is a cherry branch that has just been cut.
Most of this video is 4x speed.
The blades used are as follows.
13mmspindlegouge
16mmbowlgouge
5mmdiamondpartingtool
2mmpartingtool
Created items and work scenes will also be posted on Instagram, so check if necessary.
/ yamabiko821
Success example↓
• Woodturning - Success...
前回の動画を見てない方はこちらから↑
実家の集落が管理する空き地に切り捨てられた桜の木の枝が落ちていたので、木の再生という意味も込めて花の置物に作り替えました。
最後に回転数を落とす事を忘れて事故が起きていますが、それは今後の注意します。
撮り方やウッドターニングも初心者なので進め方が悪いと思うので暖かい目で見て頂ければと思います。
動画はほとんどが４倍速です。
成功例
• Woodturning - Success...
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I couldn't believe you got as far as you did. And then did it again and again, proving it's possible. It deserved to be saved. Incredible work.
Thank you for your comment!🙇🇯🇵 Now that the technology has improved further, there are no failures. It is said that we need a lot of these products, but we refuse because it is very difficult to make...
Even though the word 'Failure' in the title made me realize something would go wrong I wanted to cry when it did 🥺... glad you were able to mend it and weren't afraid to post the video... thanks for sharing
Thanks for your comment!
I also wanted to cry.
However, in this video I learned a lot about the strength of wood fibers.
Thank you for watching✨✨
Very nice work 👍
we learn through failures
Thank you for your comment!🙇🇯🇵 I think so too! I haven't failed much since then. Getting from Japan.
It's said you learn from your mistakes, brave of you to show what went wrong.
Thank you for your comment! We received the same comments from many people. There is more to learn from mistakes than to succeed.🇯🇵🙇
Great work, yamabiko!
Thank you for the comment, Rick Turns !I always enjoy watching your videos!!
😂🤣👏👏👏👏, still very cool piece... crooked art piece 😁😅
Thank you for your comment!!
Getting from Japan🙇🇯🇵
They look great. I hope that does not happen often.
I thought you were lucky when you parted off your goblet, but this was just crazy! Use one of your fine Japanese saws! What beautiful work you do.
Thank you for your comment!🙏
This failed due to my carelessness.
I needed to set a lower speed, but it happened because I forgot it.
I chose this method because I need to dig the bottom to prevent cracking, but I have not failed after this work.
Awesome job. Like the shapes.
It is a very delicate work and sometimes fails ...
Thank you for browsing!
Despite this piece breaking, your work is incredible, and to do it with just a year's turning experience is remarkable. Thank you so much for your inspiration.
Thanks for your comment!
I don't have much money, but for one year I only had one spindle gouge.
Inevitably, I used only spindle gouges, so I think that in one year I became intermediate.
Thanks to one of the few DVDs and e-mail teachers!🙇
@@YamabikoWoodArt I don't think anyone would consider your goblets the work of an intermediate turner. They are stunning. Your comment about only having one gouge for most of the year echoes common photography advice from years ago. I was told to buy just one fixed lens, and find my vision with it before adding more distraction to the camera bag. You have realized a beautiful vision with your goblets, and I would love to achieve something similar myself.
@@tcsyme Thank you very much!
I am very happy!
I was told by a teacher that I recently reached an advanced level.
However, I still feel that my ability is not enough.
I want to work faster and more accurately, but it is difficult because of my cautious personality. . .
From now on, I want to grow with people from all over the world through UA-cam!!
@@YamabikoWoodArt I'm not sure how much faster you can work with pieces so delicate. I was so nervous watching the pieces flex as you progressed, and was very surprised to see that they didn't break as you cut them free while turning. I thought for sure you would need to turn off the lathe and reach for a Ryoba to separate the finished goblet from the stock.
I myself need a lot of concentration every time. I think the person who watches is the same. The last disconnect, which should start exactly after slowing down, failed because it was forgotten. I want the bottom of the work to be as hollow as possible to make it less fragile.
OH! That was heartbreaking. Always worst when something goes wrong at the last moment. Beautiful work though.
Thank you for your comment!🙇🇯🇵 It was a failure caused by my personality. You need to work carefully towards the end. I hope it helps you.
That turned out nice
Thanks for watching! I forgot to lower the rotation speed and made a huge failure ...
I'm sorry about the end, but this is lovely work. You are a true artist.
thank you very much!!🙏
I will do my best to make better works!
This is a cool new design. Not easily done, but i am going to give it a try. Good job!
This is not dry and changes over time.
If it is deformed, it will not cut well, so please hurry a little.
I think that the axis is not difficult if you cut it carefully. I wish you success.
The base started to crack on a pieces i worked on. How do yoavoid pith cracks while drying?
Where can I buy these incredible works of art 👏👏👏👏🥰❤️🥰❤️👏👏👏👏🥰❤️🥰❤️
Thank you for your comment! I'm happy to hear that!!🙇🇯🇵
It will be available on Etsy.com. It is significantly delayed due to the influence of the corona. The start of sale will be posted on UA-cam.
Takes a steady hand and skill to turn a piece this delicate.
The voice came out unexpectedly in the last scene. Thank you for watching and commenting.
You have inspired me to try doing this. I will record it and put it on my channel as well with credit to you.
Thank you very much!!
No credit needed, but we look forward to it!
As a material, green trees and those with little cork are recommended!
👏👏👏👏👏😊😊😊👍👍👍
Thank you 🙇✨✨
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Дякуємо за ваш коментар! З цього відео я ніколи не був божевільним. У роботі використано дерево, яке було зруйноване внаслідок лиха. Обрізки ога повторно використовуються як будівельні матеріали. Привіт з Японії.🙇🇯🇵
@@YamabikoWoodArt дякую за відповідь, привіт з України.🇺🇦
Very nice work 👍
Thank you ✨
Last time I made a big mistake, but I learned💡
Very nice work 👍
Last failed, but until then it was fine.🙏