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- Опубліковано 29 вер 2024
- Welcome to this weeks woodturning video.
Woodturning - 12 Gifts Of Christmas
In this woodworking DIY How to video I use a woodturning lathe to turn firewood into 12 gifts of Christmas :
I hope it helps inspire some of you to wood turn your own xmas gifts for your loved ones this year.
1. Live edge pen pot
2. Rolling pin
3. Spinning top
4. Honey Dipper
5. A box
6. Pestle & mortar
7. Simple bowl
8. Ball & cup
9. Egg cup
10. Christmas tree
11. Branch key bowl
12. Bud Vase
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I hope some of you find this video useful and inspiring.
Let me know below where you're watching from and if you're
going to make any of these for xmas gifts this year.
THANKS FOR WATCHING
😋 compasses metal rulers pencils that light brush stroke
JACK showing off his tool
I like it 😍
🤔 Santa he's not a Good man
🤔 I call that trespassing you do not enter without permission & this Year that Bum is gonna say
NO CASH
NO GRASS
WITHOUT A PASS
F$$$ EM
HE only works one day a year & he Never Remembers
I need new
Numb chucks. baton set a 6-foot spear that I could I sail of roof like a piece of paper
You’ve lost me Isabella 🤷🏼♀️
@@JackMackWoodturning I'm so confused, I have to reorient my brain 😂-G
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Watched twice, will watch again, enjoyed very much!
I like your style and Mackin it easy for us beginners so thanks Larry from Florida
No probs L. Much love from the UK 🇬🇧
Very intilgente for all categorie of people
Thanks Bob. Where are you watching from?
You are the best wow
Much appreciated 😊👍🏻😉
Great work enjoyable to watch you work your magic
Thanks Mark. Will you make any of these?
Hi Jack, thank you making the time and effort to put this together. I wondered what finish you used for the honey dipper or was it a custom concoction trade secret 😀? Kind regards, Steve
PS I ask because despite my dark desire at times, I realise it would be wrong to poison family members. Even by accident.
@@stevegpsych68 hahaha. Hey Steve. There are plenty food safe finishes out there. Generally I use shellac and will top with a good safe danish oil.
Shellac is commonly used in food, it gives shine to the votings on sweets and the like. It’s completely food safe. As for shop bought finishes you need to check with the manufacturer. Bees wax, mineral oil, walnut oil (risk of allergies) are all food safe options. Some danish oils are good safe and some arnt. Just play about and see what works well for you. But deal with shellac and top with wax or oil. 👍🏻
Very good work. What's your machine, Jack? I have not seen such before.
It is a lathe from Axeminster but I wouldn’t recommend them.
Iv had to rebuild it and almost every part but the bed had been replaced.. last time I had it apart I painted it with a hard wearing metal paint.. not sure what the manufacturer painted it with but it mostly peeled off..
the lost girl dungeon doll horror gaha meme life
Couldn’t agree more
Your woodturning skills are impressive. A note from a baker: please don't put wood oils or waxes on rolling pins. The person baking needs the surface to hold on to flour and NOT be oily. It makes it unusable unless that finish is sanded off. It's a BEAUTIFUL rolling pin!
I love long vids! They help me when my PTSD gets too bad. I had to take one of my “worst case scenario” meds. I love your work!
Hmm... What do you think about the name "The man of family"? Yes, that's for YOU.
And, I'd like to say 'Congrats' to... your wife and your children. They'd got bliss to have you as a pillar in life.
Just stay like that of yourself.
A beautiful name indeed 😊👍🏻😁
Hi Jack, where are you from? I am watching on my cellphone in Marshall, North Carolina. You do beautiful work.
Thanks for watching.. I’m based in northeast England.
What a coincidence. I'm also watching on my cellphone in Dimapur.
@@JackMackWoodturning What a coincidence. I also am based in North East India.
This has been an evening of surprises.
And wonderful craftsmanship Jack.
Merry Christmas to you both.
I'm only half an hour in, watching from my hospital bed, near Hamilton in Scotland ... it's not what you're making that it is captivating me, it's the completely natural way in which you are using the various tools, almost as though they are part of your body, something which only comes with a lifetime of practice and innate ability ... truly fantastic to watch ... thanks for sharing 👍
1-I’m jealous of your talent.
2-I’m jealous that you can use a lathe. (Thanks to MS, I can’t.)
3-If I had the money for S&H, I’d ask for some sawdust and shavings.
Thank you for your videos.
I like jack
i like mas
SIR! you are the master in delivering what you promised! I learned more and was inspired more by your actual demo technique than a bunch of videos with similar headlines. Out here in the Arizona desert getting ready to attack a bunch of this for next yr, since I just found you 1/23
Thanks buddy. I’m glad it was of use to you. For a long time I made a very good living just selling the items in this video. I wish you all the best with it 👍🏻
Комментарий в поддержку канала и ролика, а также труда мастера.
I wish I had all of the kitchen things just to display for all to see. Wouldn't want to ruin them.
Back in 2008 when I was in high school we had 2 Wood lathes I would go fishing around for scrap wood in my neighborhood just bring to class to make new pieces
Nice, have you done much since?
@@JackMackWoodturning Property Hunting Currently. Once I get a Garage again I will Have a Lathe, I enjoy woodturning Bowls Cups & Stools etc.. I enjoyed Working with acrylics using Pen 🖊 Kits. Love ❤️ Your work Keep up the good work and even more Impressive Pieces. 👍
Thanks man. Got some great ideas lined up 👍🏻😊😉
Jack, once again you have outdone yourself, your ability to turn different types of wood is fantastic. Your art it's amazing Great job Sir !! MERRY CHRISTMAS to you and all the subs ❤ great video, I never get tire to watch your videos. Thanks 😊
Nice one Jose. A very merry Christmas to you too 🎄
Watching from Pittsburgh Pennsylvania. Very beautiful turning. 👍
Thanks Kev. Much love from the UK 🇬🇧
your wood turning is really nice.
I enjoy the fact that it IS actually wood you're turning, not resin*
but I kind of wonder: if you can afford a wood lathe and expensive woodworking shop, you must either a) be a professional woodworker (in which case you don't need a youtube video on wood turning things that sell) or b) have another source of income, in which case you don't need to sell what you make on your very expensive lathe.
;)
* not that I mind resin, I just wish many UA-cam presenters would be honest and admit that they're turning resin with wood inclusions...
Yes, I’m a professional woodturner, I make UA-cam videos in the little spare time I have as a way of keeping my love for woodturning alive. I make over 3000 bowls per year and it gets a little boring.
This video was made by request of my viewers.
As for resin. I play with it too, and would call a piece of resin and wood woodturning too.
I really enjoyed this video. Thanks from Chicago. (liked and subscribed). Your roughing gouge is huge!
Cheers John. Glad you enjoyed it buddy. 👍🏻
amazing nice working
Thank you! Cheers!
I think you might like my new vid.
ua-cam.com/video/9C0q_VLZrhc/v-deo.html
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U Sir should b teaching Woodturning classes!! U r BRILLIANT!! Watching from CO.
Where is CO?
@@JackMackWoodturning Colorado!!
Ah ok of course. Sorry I am in UK. Not fully acquainted with all of your state abbreviations ☺️😉👍🏻
First off I'm watching from, cold Southern California. Secondly, I don't have a lathe* nor do I have the talent you poses. Kudos to you and I hope you start selling soon. I could have used one of these wonderful pieces, as a gift.-G
Thanks George. I used to sell these kind of items many years ago both online and at local markets.. these days my woodturning business makes only 2 mass produced products and I take on commission based reproduction work. Mainly replacement spindle and custom furniture parts. The videos I make are a bit of fun on the side and an attempt to keep my love of Turing alive. Turning the same thing 1000 times can be a bit boring 😂
I appreciate you watching 👍🏻
@@JackMackWoodturning Yeah I was a Chef for many years. I've turned my share of food.😁-G
I was a chef for 10 years before swapping the knives for chisels. Still knocking out thousands of covered per year just with less customers 😉
Very new to this art and loving it!! from Australia. I learn a lot from watching and your explanations are good. Thanks
No probs Sue. Happy to answer any questions 😊👌🏻
Che spettacolo bravissimo
Jack I don’t know if you’re married or not but your wife is got to be one of the luckiest women in the world just one of those presents will put the biggest smile on my face it’s homemade with love. I can’t imagine anyone not wanting just one of the 12 gifts. Works of art!!!
I wanted to ask the very same thing lol. Not sure how a proposal via UA-cam would have gone! 😉
I showed these messages to my other half and reminded her just how lucky she is 😂
Thanks for watching guys 😉
@@JackMackWoodturning she is lucky! These replies made me laugh! Merry Christmas 🎄
I like the added info on the videos. Tools being used, and safety tips. I’m relatively new to turning (maybe a year) and have learned several extremely helpful tips from your channel. Such as, not using spindle roughing gouges to turn bowl. I still don’t own a true bowl gouge yet. Or a hollowing tool. I did just purchase some carbide tools which I’m going to try out soon. Exceptional work as usual sir.
Thanks I’m glad you are enjoying my channel and learning something from it. I’m always happy to answer any questions you have. So don’t hesitate to ask. 😊👍🏻
Your videos are definitely inspiring. I plan on taking a class on wood turning in not too distant future. Merry Christmas from San Jose, California
Sorry saw your comment. Did you get a lot of rain up there?-G
Good luck with your turning classes. That you both for watching 👍🏻
@@georgehorn1970 Yes we did and thankfully more is on its way.
@@ginadias4787 We had a lot down here in Orange County. Yes more coming. Might have to put a lathe in garage and try turning 😂-G
Absolutely agree, works of art. You are very talented. I’d say the best I have seen. Keep inspiring us Jack.
Wonderful gift ideas Jack.
Nice one Jack 👍🏻😉
hi sir subscriber here been watching your videos for sometimes now and i recently started wood turning myself, (as your work really inspires me) just one question sir what oil finish are you using on your projects, your answer would be very helpful tnx.
Hello Jack
Merci pour ce partage courant de l'année
Passez un joyeux noël et une bonne année 2022 ainsi qu'a vos proche✋🎅
Watching from North Texas. I learned so much from watching this video. you're a true master. love your work. Where are you from?
North East England. Thanks a lot man 😊👍🏻
Hi jack I really love your products and I learn from you.i need to know how you sharp your bowl gouge and how you get such long bevel on it.thanks
I use a tormek sharpening system. Have you heard of it ?
Hi Jack . I live in Eastern North Carolina. For making the rolling pen or bowls and anything we us to eat with what types of wood do we use. I’ve always wondered are there certain kinda trees we not supposed to use. Thanks for a great video. Love ur work . I have a old sears lathe machine my dad gave me . Never used it but hopefully I will get my shop wired and give it a spend . Then my plans are to buy a newer one with variable speed . Don’t know about the belt changing on my sears .
Any common woods should be ok B. I would refrain from poisonous woods like Yew for anything intended for food use though 👍🏻😊
Bel lavoro vorrei sapere cosa è il liquido che mette sopra
Jack,
You certainly have many purpose in life a am sure which one of them that is great is to inspire us with wonderful woodturning ideas for ourselves or as gifts. And for those that do not turn they simply love to watch you turn with the true finesse of the craftsmanship create beautiful pieces. Respectfully, Sylvie
Thanks Sylvie. Very much appreciated my friend. 😊😉👍🏻
comments roblox AHHH her
Say wha?
LOVE the rolling pin and mortar and pestle.... But is the finish food safe??
Actually everything is beautiful. 😉
The grain on the 'bottle' is stunning!!
Thanks patti, yeah all the finishes are food safe 👍🏻
Your videos are amazing
Beautiful work, Jack. Someday, I hope to be this good. If I live long enough. Thanks for sharing.
I am sure you will Jim! Merry Christmas 🎅
Tuned in from South Africa. Your workmanship is excellent and I agree with a previous comment, the gentle control is what it is all about. That said, folk must not be fooled about the need to understand the experience that goes into the technique you use. Some really nice gifts you have made and definitely sending me back to the lathe to crib at least one of them. Merry Christmas to you and your family, Jack. Thank you for your gift to all of us fortunate enough to have seen your post. Take care and keep safe.
Thanks a lot David. Merry Christmas to you and yours 🙏😉👍🏻😘
nice job great ideal
Hi, assuming you are very good. I would have to ask you 2 questions. Did you purchase the liquid you use or is it your own production? is it good for food? thank you
Hi, this video contains the making of 12 different items, could you be more specific as to which part of the video you are referring to. 😊
Hi; I am referring to the liquid you use for the bowling, it is a beautiful finish I would like to buy too ( at minute 51 of the video) is it also good for food use? However your artifacts are spectacular.... Well done
Beautiful rolling pin, but better to have no oil on the part that you need to use on flour.
CAN YOU TELL ME WHAT WAS THE FINISH YOU USED ON THE BOTTLE. ALSO HOW ITS MADE. THANKS
Hi Paul. The finish was shellac sealer topped with microcrystalline paste wax. The shellac is just shellac flacks dissolved in a fast evaporating alcohol, I use isopropanol.
I'm watching from Douglasville, Georgia. This was an amazing video! So many beautiful gifts! My one and only question is how does one get on the receiving end of your Christmas list? 😂
Marriage or blood haha 😂 Thanks for watching J. Glad you enjoyed it 😊
Very nice sir ✌
Cheers cookie
Hi Jack, great watch! ooooooft X 12 what a mix of grains on the finishing....fab Atb Will.
Thanks Will. You back is Bonnie Scotland yet?
@@JackMackWoodturning Hi Jack, no, house is up for sale but nothing happens in the winter probably March before the market starts moving, so no snow for me ha! Cheers Will.
Better sun than snow I reckon. You might be sick of it though I guess
Thank you for your support... Can I ask for admin pin?❤️❤️❤️🙏🙏🙏
What ?
@@JackMackWoodturning can my comment be pinned?
No
Idaho I’ve turned the Xmas trees and really liked the bowl I’ve been playing with different ideas and destroyed most bowls I turn ( I’m still new and learning more every day ) but as always the teacher makes it look so simple. I turned the mortal and pestle last week before I saw your video and I made mine way to thin compared to what you turned and I think the pestle may have been to long but it was my first
I really liked your video
Merry Christmas and I will be making more of these items for next year gifts as the wife liked the trees and snowmen this year
Nice one Rob. Thanks for watching buddy 😉👍🏻
I'm in Fort Worth, Texas, USA. Have you ever made a chess set? I know it would look beautiful if you did.
I have not, but it is on my list. Have you?
@@JackMackWoodturning oh I don't have the talent you do or the machinery. I'm a 68 y/o disabled lady that enjoys beautiful craftsmanship. I like watching you turn old wood into something beautiful.
Watching from Toledo, Ohio. My son and I are just starting into this wonderful hobby. We love the information you provide on which tool, the speed, what grit, technique and so forth. Lots of great ideas. God Bless.
Thanks Kyle. Glad you find the vids helpful. Hope you guys have a great Christmas 🎅
You ever had one of those ribbons just smack you in the face?
I'll have all year to get them done for next Christmas.
Thank you. A true pleasure to have had a chance to view the video.
Thanks N. Much appreciated buddy 😉👍🏻
A wonderful collection Jack, lots of great ideas. Merry Christmas, John
Cheers John !
That's a heck of a fine collection, my friend. This year I made several jewelry boxes and salt lockers.
Thanks Lee. Is a salt locker like a salt shaker 🧂?
@@JackMackWoodturning No, it's a container, with a lid, that will store the type of salts used for "pinches" of salt when cooking. Sometimes called "salt cellars". I think you could look them up to get an idea. A lot like a jewelry box but maybe not as deep and I use a three-inch opening to be able to get your fingers into. I make them out of resin and wood and use a short length of 4" pvc pipe. I get it from Menards and it's the green stuff.
I would be interested to see one of your sale boxes they sound really neat
@@robertriley6213 Don't know how to get it to you.
Oh I see, I used to make/sell them too, pinch pots as I know them. Or lidded pinch pots. Never used resin for them tho. Are you on instagram?
As usual, you never stop amazing me with the little details you add when I think the piece is finished! LOL Love the key bowl and the grain on the bud vase! The whole video was wonderful and the gifts were unique and imaginative! Love your videos! Have a Merry Christmas and be safe!
Thanks JM, much appreciated my friend. Merry Christmas 🎅
Well done, Jack! Simply fantastic! We are waiting for new wonderful transformations!
Nice one B 😉👍🏻
Watching from the Dominican Republic. Love your videos Jack. Great work, as an ex wood guy I really enjoy watching you create these pieces of art. Thanks
Cheers Ron. Great to have you along for the ride. Hope you check out my other videos too 👍🏻
I find watching woodturning very relaxing. 🤩
You are certainly very creative. Are you able to make a living from it? (From Australia 🇦🇺)
Thanks Philippa. I used to sell these kind of items many years ago both online and at local markets.. these days my woodturning business makes only 2 mass produced products and I take on commission based reproduction work. Mainly replacement spindle and custom furniture parts. The videos I make are a bit of fun on the side and an attempt to keep my love of Turing alive. Turning the same thing 1000 times can be a bit boring 😂
So yes, it’s possible to make a very good living for woodturning but not from Turing pieces like the ones in this video.. unless you are able to find away to produce and sell 1000s of units per year.
Have you done any woodturning?
@@JackMackWoodturning once, as part of a course for unemployed young people, to ready them for work. I made a very rough egg cup and a cutting board, which I still use, about the size of a table tennis bat.
I was actually teaching the English component but enjoyed the extracurricular bits of the course as much as the kids did. My Dad kindled a love of timber by building it into the house I now live in and he particularly used hardwoods which has presented some interesting problems to people making repairs on the house or installing solar panels on the roof! 😊
I do pottery but couldn't stand having to turn out multiples of my work.
Wishing you all the best and a merry Christmas!
Is there anything you can’t make? 😂
That pencil container's grain is gorgeous the way you did it.
Thank you 😊
Very well done. Presents for everyone. Using some beautiful wood. Enjoyed every bit of the video.
Missouri U S.A.
Thanks J. Glad you enjoyed it. 😊👍🏻🎅
Hi, what wood ist the Christmas tree? It look pretty cool.
The tree is made from yew
can you please link the tools you use ?
I used so many. Which would you like to know about ?
@@JackMackWoodturning mainly scraping tools, parting tools, bowl gouges, maybe roughing gouges and skew chissles ( though I must admit im not great with Skew chissles lol lot of bad catches )
I use crown tools. Or sometimes hamlet tools. You can buy direct from both companies.
@@JackMackWoodturning Crown tools ? what're they if you dont mind me asking
Had me guessing at every turn...👍...🌿🌿🌿
I hope that’s a good thing Pam. Thanks for watching 👍🏻😉
Are you Going To Make, A 'Jack Teaches Turning' Channel???
Haha, certainly not in the immediate future. 👍🏻
@@JackMackWoodturning I thought that's what you were sewing 'a seed' for? ie-the tips, types of chisels about to use, what you were about to do&why?! OK, so you like talking to yourself too? helps remind me what I'm doing. 'I see said the blind man, as he picked up his hammer, and Saw...' :p
I’m unsure what you mean
@@JackMackWoodturning all your 'other' videos are 'watch n' learn', this video was full of popup tips and brief explanations/tools used. Life has taught me. 'those that know, Know', ie-- that those whom understand 'wood working', they either know what you're doing or have a good idea what you're doing. Those who don't know what your doing, can not come to comprehend wood working/lathes in small popup tips/tools used, etc. Reminds me when Fox began to highlight the puck during NHL Hockey games they aired cause people couldn't see the puck??? :) It never had a chance of catching on here in Canada. First we had Don Cherry on CBC, Second, We grew up watching it, huddled around friends and family, glued to our TV sets. A couple of highschool friends and myself, tried it to experience it. Nah!!! Those of us, who love the game, follow the game on screen, and have a relatively good idea what is happening off screen as well, at any given moment. The highlighted puck was a bad joke, it took away from the flow of watching and immersing yourself in the moment. I logically assumed, you wanted to begin making 'teaching' videos, if that is your audience, I am not it. I love just watching you create beautiful and very practical works of Art, I Subscribed to your channel, cause I could feel the love Jack, A man doing what he loved and sharing his gift, what he loved doing, with others, I can watch that Jack, admit ably, I found myself having a habit of watching your videos, and re watching a select few, that in my opinion, were incredible grain choices(which as I understand, regardless of what we think we know will reveal itself, it is still a wonderfully experienced mystery@times :) amazing creations, and usually possessing quite practical uses, with what you've created. Any way you go, good luck to you Jack, I couldn't watch that Video man, I get(tried twice) sry dude)) about twenty-thirty minutes in, and the flow is being 'plugged' with popups, sry that just isn't what I signed up for.
You are a true master of wood turning,loved the video,Merry Christmas and Happy New Year,from upstate New York.
What a great instructional video. Loved the subtitles with finishing details and finish types. Well done with nice close up of tool position and techniques. Probably my favourite video you have done. Watching from western Canada.
Cheers Rick. Il be doing a series of in depth instructional videos in the new year. But they are much more work than the straight up entertainment videos so it’ll take me a little time to get them together. This UA-cam thing is my hobby and iv got a woodturning business to run day to day which demands most of my time and pays the mortgage 😉
@@JackMackWoodturning will one of your instructional videos be about the the various gouges, scrapers, parting tools use and sharpening techniques including negative rack? I think a lot of people may like that.
Muy buen trabajo t felicito desde chile
Gracias! 😊👍🏻
Very impressive, the finish you get off the tool leaves for little sanding. fantastic. What tools do you use, and what are the grinds on them, if you don't mind sharing? Thanks.
Jack. Thank you so much for this video. Ireally learned an awful lot. No music just information. keep up your good work.
Commenting as I watch this video...that top spinning was amazing!
Yes jack mack, hit me up with all your thoughts on the video 🤙🏻
@@JackMackWoodturning Had to get my afternoon nap in! LOL Going back to watch some more later
So many ideas, so many possibilities !!!! The mortar and pestle - - What wood do you use??
What material is this beauty from? I will copy. Thank you.
It is all wood B. 😉👍🏻🎅😊
@@JackMackWoodturning What does tree B mean?
It is cherry wood with the finish of Danish oil as indicated earlier.
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All 12 that you wood turned are very very beautiful. I'm very sure everyone who see them would want one or more for Christmas presents. Also any one who saw them would want to make one for
Christmas.
Addictive! And such beautiful results. With no idea of what you're about to create, it's a joy it is to see the mystery unfold---all the way to the end.
I've done well with simple 'treen' turnings at craft fairs. Rolling pins of various styles are very easy, spoons and ladles can be surprisingly difficult, honey dippers are fun and easy and if you want to fancy things up you can do some chip carving, inlay, etc.
yeah but can you turn a sombrero
Easy 😂
Merry Christmas to you, Jack. You’ve become a wonderful way for my wife and I to zone out and watch amazing art being created. Funny thing, my wife was checking out other woodwork channels and afterwards she told me, “I like Jack’s machine better than anyone else’s.” 😆 Just wanted to wish you a wonderful holiday and thank you for entertaining me!
Haha she obviously has great taste. A very merry Christmas to you both 😉👍🏻🙏🎅😊
Super!!! 👍👍👍👏👏👏
Thank you
Very cool 👍 I love it. Turned out great
Thanks A. Much appreciated 😉👍🏻🙏
Such lovely gifts, Jack. Merry Christmas and best wishes for more great videos in the new year!
Thanks Bex. Plenty new vids lined up. Hold tight for xmas day. It will be epic! 😉🎅
@@JackMackWoodturning You are the best! I enjoy these videos so much. It takes me back to watching my Dad in his shop (though you have much better equipment than his old lathe!).
What sort of stuff did your dad make? 😊
@@JackMackWoodturning He made bowls, vases, and a lot of candlesticks. Candlesticks were his specialty.
@@JackMackWoodturning hmmm. I was going to attach a picture of the ones I have out for Christmas, but I don't see that I can do that here.
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The Box Looks like a Mega Kinderüberraschung :D. And i Watch your Videos from Bavaria /Germany. Maybe i will make the Little Box, like the Shape of it
What does the box look like?
A lot of cool projects
Nice one Jo. Thanks for watching 😉👍🏻
What type of wood is used?
Hi Ali. There are 12 items in this video. Which item are you referring too. ?
@@JackMackWoodturning Hi, I was expecting all 12 materials of the same type of wood
Most are different kinds of wood. If you let me know which ones il tell you the wood type 😆
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Thanks JoJo. Glad you enjoyed it. Which was your fave?
@@JackMackWoodturning I love them all but my faves are the spinning top, ball and cup and the square plate 👌
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Класс! Супер!!!
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Such beautiful products. I am delighted! What material are they made of? Thank you.
Thank you. They are all wood. 😊
@@JackMackWoodturning I can see that from wood. What tree? Thank you.
After sanding, try buffing with felt.
Fine wire wool for burnishing, or shavings. I’d not use felt.
Hello Jack! I am an amateur woodworker who wants to improve on his woodturning skills. One part in particular that perplexes me is how you can tell how thick the bottom half of a bowl, vase, or any curved project is while turning the interior of it. For the top half I am able to sight down a relative line or reach with my fingers, but once I get to the bottom interior I have sometimes gone past my intended thickness without realizing it or have had to stop frequently to measure however I can. I would love to know if there are any tips or tricks you can offer! Love your work, keep it up! Thank you so much!
Hi Nathan, thanks for watching dude.
That’s just part of learning woodturing..
there are ways to measure .. the items in the following link are used to test thickness.
www.highlandwoodworking.com/double-ended-bowl-caliper.aspx
But to be totally honest I don’t think they set you out on the right path.. I use my fingers. Lathe off.. Il run one hand down the outside and one down the inside… your brain connects your top hands 😉 and should with a bit of practice tell you what you need to know.. often if I’m struggling with a big piece il close my eyes I find that helps..
But the main way is to look at the outside.. the inside should match.. it’s like anything tho Nathan, do it 1000 times and it just becomes muscle memory.. I know this isn’t the answer you want as lots of people want results straight away.. I did when I started.. but there is absolutely nothing that tops 1000s of hours at the lathe Turing bowl after bowl.
You’ll start to turn thinner and thinner walled bowls and when you do you can hear and feel the thickness of the walls with your gouge which becomes an extension of your arms/brain.
With the greatest of respect to you my friend, what you are looking for is skill, and it’s already inside you, you just have to unlock it through constant repartition.
When I learnt to play backgammon I was told “it takes an hour to learn and a life time to master” this is the same as woodturing, lots of people are drawn to it because of its seemingly instantaneous results.. but to do it well takes practice and you can’t buy skill in a bottle. The awesome news is that the journey from where you are to where you want to be is hours and hours of fun rewarding work.. frustration yes, but it’s worth it when all things line up and you get a true feel for what you are doing.
As you can probably tell I can talk for days on the subject. Always happy to answer your questions 👍🏻
@@JackMackWoodturning Thank you so much! That’s very helpful! I don’t expect results right away but I really appreciate the advice! Thanks!
Of course my friend. I certainly didn’t mean any disrespect by that.. but there is a draw to woodturing due to its instant results. 🙂
Jack, thanks again for more inspiration. Great Christmas ideas, wished we get some snow here in Clancy MT! Is that waxed shellac? I mix 1 or 2 lb. cut with denatured alcohol as a sealer but continually fight streaking I have to sand out! Suggestions? Stay well.
If it’s streaking you can add oil to the mix but I find that often doesn’t stop the streaks. I mix mine by feel with isopropanol, I have a old ice cream tub of flakes and cover with iso and keep the lid on.. stir it everyday or so for the first week.. this will give you a super thick honey type solution.. I do this as it means my flakes are already dissolved. I them top my bottle up about 1 quarter with the thick base solution and top that up with iso.. almost all the way ( you can always ad more..) what you are looking for is a sealer rather than thick finish.
Apply it leave it to dry for a moment and then cut it back with fine wire wool. Apply more coats for a deeper finish.. but the last coat for me would then be danish oil or wax
@@JackMackWoodturning Thanks Jack. So you are using non waxed shellac flakes? Never thought of adding oil. Just seems for me I am either putting to much on and it dries so fast there's no way I could rub it in! I have tried using brushes and wiping it on with soft rags! I do generally finish up after sealing with shellac with friction wax. Thanks and Happy Holidays.
www.liberon.co.uk/product/lemon-shellac-flakes/
This is the shellac I use and always have. It sounds to me like you mix is too thick. It should slosh in the bottle rather than be at all viscous.
Also, just my opinion but don’t apply it with the lathe running..
and don’t buff it until you’ve cut it back with fine wire wool ( keep turning the wool so that it’s constantly using a fresh surface) I find it takes off excess Pryor to buffing.. 👍🏻
@@JackMackWoodturning Thanks again!
NIce Little Things, like it .
Thanks a lot man 😉👍🏻