DIY Spiral vase using simple tools BC02
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- Опубліковано 13 жов 2024
- Hello, in this video you can see how I made a spiral vase from an old packing crate.
Using simple tools and power carving with an angle grinder it unlocks the possibilities that can be achieved.
Enjoy and stay safe! - Навчання та стиль
Made one as per your instructions, looks great wife very happy. Many thanks.
David Paul Thank you David, this means a lot to me. It’s amazing enough that people watch my videos but for you to get inspired and do the build yourself is just fantastic. Thanks again! 👍🏻
I have subscribed to your Videos, keen to see what you come with next. Thanks again. :-)
Lovely vase, lovely presentation
Thank you for watching, I have had some great feedback from viewers making their own version of this vase. Some amazing interpretations on it. 😊👍🏻
This turned out really cool
Thank you, the feedback is much appreciated 👍🏻
EXCELENTE.!!
.SALUDOS DESDE PERU
Wilder Mariano R. Gracias! Que tengas un buen dia! 😊👍🏻
Absolutely simple and so beautiful😊👌
Mahendra Tiwari Thank you very much! I’m very glad you enjoyed it! 😊
Hi berry I must say that is a beautiful vase! Great work! Love this project
Thank you! Very kind of you to say. On the strength of this video I got commissioned to make 40 of them for a company in New York, I’ll be happy if I never see another one of them again! 😉. Thanks for watching. Matt
Simple and so beautiful.
Thank you 😊 If you make one please send me a picture on Instagram if you’re on it @mattberrycustom. I love to see people’s interpretations of my builds. 👍🏻
When plywood's end grain is high lighted in a piece like that the end product is outstanding.
Woodden Thank you so much! And I quite agree, historically people have gone out of their way to hide the end grain of ply, but I love it. You can create some gorgeous patterns. 👍🏻
Wow...... looking at the finished piece you would not believe how simple it is to make.. superb once again👍
Thank you! I really enjoy the power carving and have a commission to do a very large piece in the summer. Will be sure to post that one!
Thanks again for the positivity!
Vert nice... Greats from Narbonne (south 🇫🇷)
Thank you Sir! Much appreciated!
I cycled through Narbonne in 2000, a lovely place!
Have a good day. 😊
Their always a Pastis with some olives for you.
Thats beautiful....great project...thanks....what kind of disc are you using for the grinder ?
Thank you, very kind of you to say! The grinder discs are called flap discs and are available in different grades like sandpaper. I used an 80 grit to do the rough shaping, 120 grit for the finer work and 240 grit standard sandpaper for the final finish. Good luck with it 😊👍🏻
Love it, good attention to detail as well, seen similar but done poorly, yours was quite nice :)
robrath31 Thank you very much. I try to keep things as original as possible, but I suppose pretty much everything has been done before in one form or another. Appreciate the feedback and I’m glad you enjoyed it 😊
Wow that turned out fantastic 👍👍👍
Came here from Instagram now subscribed 😉
Whats Shane Making? Thank you! Subbed back, look forward to your first video 👍🏻
Hi, Great work 😁 just wanted to ask how you place each piece before glue, How much rotation for each?
Good morning, thank you for the comment. With regards to rotation, on each square I made a pencil mark 10mm from the corner and lined the corner of each subsequent square up with the pencil mark on the square below it. I ended up making dozens of these vases for clients and experimented with tighter twists, I went up to 20mm and it looked fantastic but was a lot more difficult to sand. Good luck and I hope you enjoy making one!
Beautiful.
Pink Sexyon18 Thank you, very kind of you to say!👍🏻
Ножовкой пилил так, что аж торцы подгорели 🤣🤣🤣 Во мужик прёт!
this simple vase earned you a sub mt good man very nice job
Thank you! Much appreciated 👍🏻
Nice little Project, fun to watch the video, will try that out! It was nice to meet you at MC, got a new sub. Greetings from the swiss guy :-)
Thank you, a pleasure to meet you my friend! More creation coming soon!
Thank you for sharring.
Ed Heide You are welcome!
That is stunning pal. See you at makers central. 👊👊
MG Makes Thank you! Looking forward to MC, it will be nice to meet you and we can do the sticker swap thingy! 👍🏻👊🏻
Now thats some serious sanding going on! . Brilliant results though..
The Riggs wood workshop Thank you! Love power carving, there should be some more on my entry to the Rockler challenge. 😉
Amazing work... Like
Thank you very much Sir! 🙏🏻I’m releasing another DIY power carving video in a few days, stay tuned and thank you for your support!
Wow, cool effect, how did its cousin at the end get made, have you made a square with opposite sides solid wood and ply the other two. I like that too.
Hi there, thanks for watching. It’s all made from ply, every alternate piece is made by gluing strips of ply on top of each other, each one cut to 3/4” - 18mm or whatever thickness ply you are using) so you end up with a square the same size as the standard plywood squares but with the end grain showing when it’s on a flat surface. Like in my Rockler plywood table video. When ground down into the spiral it creates that crazy pattern! if you need any further info drop me message through Instagram @mattberrycustom or through my website berrycustom.co.uk. 👍🏻
Great work, are you using regular grinding wheels on the angle grinder?
Hi there, I’m using flap discs in 80 grit, then 120 grit. They are generally quite inexpensive on EBay, I’ve found the cheap ones are just as good as the branded versions so save yourself some cash!
Thanks for watching, have a good day!
@@MattBerryCustom Thanks Matt, going to give this a go for a birthday gift for my mum
Nice one Matt, really glad I found you on Instagram and now on here, happy days,
mark bennett Thank you so much! Many different projects coming up including blacksmithing, engineering, resin casting and more.
Seen your stuff on Instagram, you have good hands and a good eye yourself my friend!
oh wow thanks mate thats very kind of you to say, it sounds like we do the same sort of things. keep up the good work my friend
Brilliant!
HippoandBear Makes Thank you my friend!
Love it!
Thank you! Give it a try if you get chance, it’s good fun!
Great work , I've tried looking for the glass in ebay , but can't find them , what do they come under
Thank you, very kind of you to say!
Try searching under “cylinder vase”. I purchased a job lot of 40 for £1 each as I made a lot of these spiral vases for a restaurant chain. Looking on EBay they are a lot more expensive now, maybe I’ve increased demand 😉
Thinking about it a tall drinking glass would work well too. Good luck!
@@MattBerryCustom thanks
Beautiful.belissimo
Me desculpe pelo o mal ingles,mas o seu projeto ficou show mesmo.👏👏👏
ac marceneiro Molte grazie!
Wish youd work my WOOD like that... 😅 another great video.. Love the lil jokes..
DARKRYDER7 With an angle grinder? My pleasure 😬
Great !!!
Glad you enjoyed it Brian, it was a very enjoyable project to do 👍🏻 Thank you for the nice comment.
Could you cut the corners of the plywood before assembly?
Good morning. I don’t see any reason why not. I bulk produced a batch of these for a client and did most of the trimming on the bandsaw after the glue-up.
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Nice! Came this way from JMakes channel. Subb'd
Andy Pugh Thank you very much! More videos on their way in a couple of weeks, woodworking, metalcraft and engineering. Thanks again!
Looking forward to it. Followed in IG too. You have some great pieces. Nice size 'shop too.
Andy Pugh Thank you! It’s been a long journey but I’m very proud of it.
I want to do this 🥺 but I don't even know the name of the tools... Someone please help
Basically a hand saw, a drill with a hole cutter to the size of the vase you have and an a ghetto grinder with flap discs in 80, 120 grit with 240 grit sandpaper to finish. I don’t make these anymore but I’m sure another viewer will be in touch should you want one making. It’s entirely my design but I freely let anyone use it.
@@MattBerryCustom thank you so much. God bless you❣️