Woodturning Modified OB shine juice
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- Опубліковано 12 вер 2024
- Platter with modified OB shine juice formula Experimenting with finishes I came up with a formula that is bound to be amongst your favorite selection of finishes.
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Always enjoy learning something from you and glad to see that platter didn't turn into a demolished UFO in your shop.
Thanks Mark. I never felt for a moment this was in danger of flight the base was solid and it was gripped in the jaws
another beauty by the Rebel Turner Al. the way you talk about what you are doing helps those that are starting to turn. i myself do not turn but, if i started what i am learning watching your video's would help alot. stay safe Al.
Thank you very much. I think this is sounding like being book smart and no hands on experience LOL.Thanks for the great compliment
+Rebel Art Woodturning i play with wood just not turning well not the way you do lol. the Lord willing some day maybe. stay safe Al.
I am starting to sound like a recording , but describing your work is is always the same fabulous ,beautiful and fantastic ,thanks again Big AL Sgt. Dave Thomas
Thank you Sgt. You're sounding like a recording LOL. Try answering with so many thank you's as most of my comments are just compliments and not questions. I love them but I am running out of ways to show everyone how much I appreciate them watching and commenting. Thank you
just keep showing even your reruns are great ,sometimes I watch one of your 5 and 6 times
Just watching you do this is an incredible experience in itself. However when I saw that crack, I would have stopped... But you ended up pulling it off and making it a piece of beauty! You truly amaze me every time I see a new video! All I can say is Wow! I'll be watching and sharing my friend!
Thank you my friend. You know I mentioned that crack and it never escaped my mind but I never felt there was any danger with it as they didn't meet and the fact that they were in line with my jaws. My concern was how to make it look good.
Hello from 🇨🇦. First time i ever watched one of your videos. Your approach to explaining what and why is a great teaching tool . I liked it so much I became your newest subscriber. Thanks again for taking the time to make this video.
Mr. Al, very, VERY NICE WORK!!!! Thanks for taking the time to video & show us how you do "your thing"!!!
Thank you for watching my friend
I have to admit, Al, I am amazed at the beautiful job you did on this piece! I didn't think you'd get the wood to stay together with a check that large and deep. The finish you achieved is magnificent! You are still the master, sir! Thanks for sharing this. Take care, .....Gord
Wow Gord I am honored you stopped by and grateful for such a nice compliment. Far from being a master my friend. I must admit that even though I was mindful of the check but felt confident of the integrity of the piece from the beginning. The fact that the grain was not very straight assures us of a bit of stability. The CA and saw dust helped of course.Thank you.
Rebel Art Woodturning
Actually, I watch a lot of your videos but I don't often comment. I find that I don't have the time to watch all the videos I like to watch and make comments, as well. Clicking on your like button is usually what I do. So forgive me for not always commenting but believe me I do enjoy your work! Thanks for all your work, Al. .....Gord
I do that quite a bit as well Gord.
I like your videos Al. This one in particular. I am always looking for a food safe finish and I am definitely going to use this one, thanks you. You do beautiful work. Looking forward to your next production. Take care - George..
That is fantastic I like the sap wood it just adds to the piece Thanks Al that a great video and a great platter
Thank you my friend I do agree it adds quite a bit of character
Stay safe in the coming storm. My family is still in the Tampa area so keeping an eye on it... Really like the look of the bowl. Great finish!
Thank you very much Paul for the compliment as well as the concern for safety. At this point we don't know what direction this storm will take. I hope that everyone is safe in it's path.
I was amazed at how you were able to save that with the super glue and sawdust really nice piece
Thanks Tim This one was easy LOL
That check would have stopped some other turners, but it ended up adding some great interest. Great piece!
Thank you my friends ion this case. I would feel sorry for any turner that would discard such a beautiful piece of wood
Another wonderful turning! You are such a great teacher , thank you for sharing!
On a side note, watch out for Irma heading you way, be safe my friend !!
Thank you my friend for the nice compliment and the concern for our safety
I love mahogany...this piece is gorgeous! Thanks for the input on Shine Juice!
Thank you I appreciate you watching and glad you found some useful information.
I've got a few blanks that have been sitting for a while because of a check - after seeing this I think I'll have to give them a spin and have faith!
There you go just take precautions and go slow.
Love the plater Al ! I've been using OB shine juice for 4 years on many products and once I had Tung Oil finish left over from a butter block counter top I made and substituted it for the boiled linseed oil. I found the same results. Beautiful luster !
Great video and thanks for sharing,
Steph_Louisiana ~ Coffee Time ! :) lol :)
Thanks my friend. so you have had time to see long term results. are they holding up?You know you have been mentioning coffee time for a while and I'm still waiting on mine LOL....
Honestly Al, unfortunately, I haven't seen any finish (save Lacquer) keep it's luster over years. I mean to say that if it lasts a year or 2 w/ out maintenance, it eventually needs a polish, refinish, TLC :) I think it's called "entropy" ...... :) lol :) That said, I find no difference in longevity of Tung Oil compared to Boiled Linseed Oil. But, I only have a few pieces as I give most away !
Community coffee is the brand I grew up w/ from a boy. My mother use to send it to me from S. Louisiana to San Diego when I lived there for 13yrs. :) lol :) I do love coffee ! :)
Nicely done AL.
Thank you kindly.
Take care . Be safe
Another nice looking piece Al.
Cheers
Rob
Thank you very much Rob
Very Pretty piece Al!
Thanks my friend
That's a great piece Al, lovely chuck of timber that mahogany, looks a little like koa to me. Very nice!
Thanks Bill. At this point I say who knows LOL. It was an older video that I just decided to release. A friend has mentioned it could be Machechee. looking at another friends work on fb he turned something identical in color and character and said it was Rosewood, seeing Rosewood is a bit common here in FL I was very inclined to that that is what it is.. Trees need to come with labels LOL.
Hello Al , I think that must be the cleanest , bug free, piece of wood you have turned ;) and still a beautiful bowl mate!
I will have to make some of this juice formula myself sometime , Great video Al
Cheers, Bram.
Yeah I know. It almost made me sick. I was tempted to drill a few in there just to keep my image LOLTake care my friend
Beautiful piece Al, great shape, and a great finish too mate.
Take care
Mike
Thank you Mike.
That turned out really nice. I've been using the Tung oil option for a while now. I found that the Tung oil doesn't dry off very quickly, so using a smaller amount in the mix produces a better finish. The oil is only there for lubrication as Shellac becomes very tacky as it dries.
Thanks Paul, This video had been recorded a while back and I just decided to upload it now. The one thing I have noticed is that the mix becomes a bit lumpy. does not mix like the original. you having that problem with your mix?Thanks
Rebel Art Woodturning I've had no problems with that. I mix my own Shellac which has a limited shelf life. I found that if you use too much oil it stays oily and doesn't really dry. Long term it's Shellac so would expect it to lose its shine which is why cabinet makers etc apply a polish on after.
Beautiful! Awesome job Al!
Take care, Dave 👍🍺
Thanks my friend
Another stunning piece my friend . .. you are phenomenal! 😊 💕
My goodness how do you find time to watch so many of my videos? Thank you. I hope you don't get so tired of me that you vanish LOL
Rebel Art Woodturning That's not gonna happen ! 😊 I don't watch TV much cause I prefer to watch talent only few people appreciate these days. I love watching people making things with their hands, people are too quick to go to a store to buy a plastic bowl, or a glass vase. ..which is fine, but they are missing out on true craftsmanship and beauty! 😊 💕
Great work as always Al I bet it was a nice change to turn a blank without knuckle dusting branches sticking out of it :)
Thank you my friend. Do keep in mind this was an older video. Might have been recorded 2 months ago but just released.Yeah once in a while I have to do something that does not require the Rebel LOL
Another nice piece Al
Thank you my friend
Love your videos!
In my "shine juice", I use linseed oil that is sun oxidized or heat oxidized (stand oil). These are blonder than BLO and won't darken. Commercially this is available from Tried and Tru (Christian Beeksvoort had an article in Fine Woodworking a few years back on this). In Sweden, the only denatured alcohol on the shelves is ethanol with bittrex - a horrible bitter chemical to prevent drinking. This leaches out of the shellac and gave me quite a rude shock the first (and last!) time I drank from my wooden coffee cup.
Thank you very much my friend for watching and commenting. LOL I guess you never had coffee from that mug again huh?
Always worth the time to watch my friend Al, great
Nice work beautiful piece . Thanks Al.
Thank you very much my friend glad you liked it
Nice platter Al, great finish. I turned my first natural edge yesterday.Its just a small tray but fun to try.
Nice work, I use walnut oil in my shine juice and it works well! Be careful after the storm getting wood!!! LOL...
Thank you my friend for the concern. I might try that but I use whatever I have in hand at the moment LOL
Hi Al,
First off let me say that I hope you and yours fared well after Irma!
The bowl came out beautiful and has a great finish on it.
I'm going to try the OB shine juice with tung oil and see how it does!!
Thanks for another great video!
Tom
Woah! Al I didn't think you could do anything with a halfway decent piece of wood :>)
What....... Didn't you see that huge check? LOL.. Are you needing my glasses? Thanks buddy.Take care
Very nicely done
Thank you very much. Merry Christmas my friend
Another great looking project Al. Nice job.
Thank you very much and sorry for the delay.... 20 hour days I think my company want me to retire before my time or just want to squeeze every last breath out of me.
@@AlFurtado no worries, I dont need immediate replies.
Turned out nice again!
Thank you for watching and commenting.
Parabéns meu amigo. Acompanho seu trabalho que é uma arte. Obrigado por compartilhar.
Muinto obrigado meu amigo
Very nice platter.
Regards Graham.
Cool! I was thinking danish oil as a sub but it is so thin. Good tip
If I had Danish oil in my possession I would have tried that. I did try Teak oil but didn't care for the dark coloring in it.
Absolutely beautiful.
Question... Is tongue oil for cooking tongues, or for when your tongue dries out? LOL
Couldn't help my self.
Another fine piece of craftsmanship, my friend..
Good work, like.
Thank you
super super Miro-CZECH REPUBLIK
great stuff al awesome
Thank you my friend.
Beautiful Al..thank you.
Thank you my friend
excellent shape and shine. cheers from uk
Beautiful as always my friend 🇺🇸
Thank you very much my friend.
@@AlFurtado ... You bet brother 🇺🇸. I always enjoy and learn from you my friend!!!
Stunning Al😆😆😆😆
Thank you very much
Very nice job 👍🏼
Thank you
Al, I'm 16 and I just started turning today. Ive eatched a ton of your videos and you inspired me to start turning. I was very excited when I found out my dad had a lathe. I was just wondering what you used to coat the piece once you were done turning in. I know to use a sanding sealer and to sand it to a pretty high grit. I'm just not sure on what to do after that.
Thank you for watching . Merry Christmas and Happy New Year my friend. That is great new my friend I hope you get good use out of your dad's lathe just remember start slow and with easy projects. don't forget it's not the piece that gets you is the speed in most cases.
Thnx for this video! Love the finish. Do you think one can replace the BLO with Danish Oil?
Many options available. I will try anything but hav not tried that. Worst that can happen is you ruin a mix.
That is a very nice bowl platter. Do you ever use Yorkshire Grit over sanding sealer? I like cleaning with alcohol then sealer then the grit.
Cheers
No Lee I have not tried that. I have used alcohol to raise the fibers than re sanded. I sopped using sanding sealer once I started using Yorkshire grit. I like it simple as possible but will try that Thanks my friend
That Sir is Impressive ! ♥†
Thank you Happy New Year
@@AlFurtado Happy New year to You Sir †
Great looking piece Al . You had a productive weekend . The new ob recipe looks great . I stopped using ob shine juice awhile ago . It seems to lose it's shine after awhile . Does the new recipe keep it's shine longer . Take care .
Thanks again my friend. Glen I think the duration depends a lot on the prep done prior or even the type of wood. I find the majority tones down some but on the ones that I have achieved a really deep finish keep it I have a few vases that still reflect light like glass with the original OB finish
man al what an amazing piece. i never stop learning from from your channel. just mixed up some OB shine juice can't wait to try it on my next best attempt on what you make look so easy .what's the Ob stand for ? oil base is all I can think of . anyways keep on turning and I'll keep on learning my friend
Thank you my friend sorry on the delay on the responses. Good guess on that OB LOL. You know I am embarrassed to say I actually don't know. I know it's also know as blow. I would look it up but I will just leave it as this answer. LOL
@@AlFurtado I believe the OB is from the name of the creator of the formula, Mr. "O.B. Lacoste" of Lafayette, Louisiana. I understand that he passed away in 2008.
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I was turning a similar piece of walnut with two checks when it separated. I must have been going to fast. I had thin CA'd it and rubbed in sawdust, but it still came apart. I wish at times your lathe was a little quicter, sometimes I have trouble with the audio
Sorry about the audio. I will try to remember and talk while the lathe is stopped. An far as your piece blowing up I hope you were out of line of fire and you're OK.Thank you for watching and commenting. Be safe
Love watching the chips fly
Thanks
Hi Al. Lovely piece my friend 😎. Have you tried the Hampshire Sheen high gloss along with the Yorkshire Grit yet? Martin call them 'Partners in Shine'.
Hi Tom Thanks for watching and the compliment. as far as using the Hampshire Sheen no I haven't used it and I am sure it does a fine job. If I could not achieve the look I was looking for that I would have to look into that as an option. In my view that is like saying you can only cut with a certain tool manufacturer. It's all to the users discretion. Take care
Rebel Art Woodturning Hi my friend. I was not suggesting that it us a must, I was just wondering what your views on Hampshire Sheen were. The finish you achieved with your doctored shine juice really bring out the piece to its best. Take care and glad that you are safe in the very unsettled weather that is going on near you (I think 😓, geography of the Americas is not my strong point 😉). Be safe
very nice bowl Al. would you mind giving the composition & the percentages of the "shine juice". i'm very hearing challenged & can only make out a few of your words in each of your sentences. if i heard right the paste you applied before the finish was yorkshire grit? thanks, charles
What are you putting on before your friction polish? I didn't catch the name of that. Beautiful work. Thanks
Thanks for watching. I am pretty sure it was Yorkshire grit that I applied to this turning.
Another nice video, Al. Do you burnish with shavings/sawdust as a final step and if not, why not?
Thank you for watching and the great question. I once in a while would barnish with the wood shavings but never really saw better results that burnish with shine juice. I have seen others get good results with burnishing with shavings, perhaps I don't spend the amount of time required with all the grits before attempting to use such a method. I guess I am a lazy wood turner and will look for best results in shortest amount of effort
Thake care.
beautiful al,,i love mahogany,,,i have tried using ob shine juice but never seems to do good for me,,im going to try again using tung oil as you did,,what was the paste you applied first,,
Thanks for watching and the compliment my friend. the finish can only be as good as the sanding. try some fine steel wool before applying the finish sorry for the lengthy delay Take care
thanks al
Hi Al lovely platter, can you tell me how to dissolve shellac flakes please, Thanks Ron
I had no idea as I don't do that I purchase mine premixed but Google is my friend and here is what I found. Use a glass or plastic container, add measured amount of alcohol and sprinkle in your dry shellac. Shake every 10 minutes or so for an hour, then let sit overnight. A simple to way to mix an approximate 3# solution is to mix 3 parts solvent to 1 part flakes by volume.
Sehr schön and well done!
Thank you
Great video Al. You do awesome work. Can you tell me why I get dry patches and sometimes streaks in my friction polish? TIA
Dry patches generally occur on the endgrain. be patient sand it down a bit more if you are using a drill usE IT WITH THE LATHE STOPPED ON THOSE AREAS THAN TURN LATHE BACK ON AND SAND IT AGAIN WITH THE LATHE RUNNING. Oops sorry about the caps lock.. if you're still getting those spots try a sanding sealer and wet sand. that will do the trick.
Good luck
Awesome. Thanks a bunch Al.
Mad catch alert - 12.44!!!
Tim I appreciate you watching. Are you sure you saw a "Mad catch" as you say or just saw a lathe stall?A catch is uncontrolled approach that will jerk the tool and could throw the piece off the lathe. A stall is you're cutting along a bit more aggressive than the power of the lathe and the belt slips or the motor stops/stalls....That I get quite a bit but never in danger.
Thumbs up!!!
Clark
Will regular acaholl work as well
never tried it but from what I heard from other tuners no you can't
what tung oil do you like in this mix????
Good evening , apologize for a question on a old video , I was just looking at you tubes on ob shine juice . I have heard that it will dull with time but I wanted to pop the figure, and a easy fool proof application. So was looking for a cure for the time dulling factor . I could not find what I wanted so decided to experiment, mixed shine juice with 1/3 CA glue , so far , so good , but was wondering if you or anyone else reading this has done or heard of this , is there a down side that you know of ?
Thank you very much for watching and your experiment. Yeah OB shine juice does tone down a little but I find what is there 3 days later maintains that look from there on. I never even considered CA in the mix. Isn't that too much CA in that mix? does it tack up fast? I will have to try that in a small batch..... Take care be safe my friend.
@@AlFurtado tried it on small finals, just dropped a bit on a paper towel, first one turned out great , very high gloss . Second had some smears , so I dropped some oil on the towel after the mix for the third , happy with that . Next step is to dilute it down with juice ,as per your suggestion , maybe try 10% ca
If you get proper boiled linseed oil you do not have to worry about any impurities.
wHAT LINSEED DO YOU USE THAT IS PURE?
Proper: with only heat added in production (no icky stuff)
Great work!!
What the name of the product you are applyng at 17:28 ?
It's only known as OB shine juice and it's a shop made mix shellac denatured alcohol and boiled linseed oil
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Thank you Buddy, I appreciate all those Thumbs up LOL........ I need them
Using a spindle roughing gouge on a bowl is ridiculously unsafe, please stick with your bowl gouges on these types of turnings. Love the finish though!
Can we have the recipe for the ob shine juice Al?
Sure I has been mentioned by many turners including me on other videos so I assumed everyone knows it. Sorry, Original formula is equal amounts of Shellac, denatured alcohol and boiled linseed oil. shake and use. I substituted the boiled linseed oil for tongue oil I mix it into a squeeze bottle for easy use
If that is not glowing well . I'd hate to see dull!
Just watch a few more you'll see plenty LOL
Another beautiful job Al. I'll try that new finish. And BTW, have you tried making your own Yorkshire Grit substitute? See
Daniel Vilarino's video at ua-cam.com/video/zufgDTh3fis/v-deo.html
Seen him make it and he does a great job at it. I will leave that up to Daniel. I would not want to ruin his formula by being a Rebel and estimate everything LOL
I was interested in your finish, not your mounting process.
Ohh well. Someday someone will invent ff button