Thank you kindly, Mike. I enjoyed every minute of turning this piece, well, except sanding 🤣 Appreciate you watching and commenting, Kind regards From Will 👍 😀
Beautiful piece William mate. Yeah Balinese Teak always has cracks you have to deal with but I think the beauty of the wood makes the extra effort worth while. Shay
Really nice piece Will! I’ve never seen that wood turned before, it’s pretty. A really neat trick I learned from watching Kent at “Turn a wood bowl” is to use a small amount of PVA glue and sand it in for non-structural cracks. It really makes them disappear.
The wood is very nice, but what I like the most is the shape. In my opinion you are a master at complementary angles and proportions. Your pieces are engaging and pleasing to the eye. I enjoy watching your shapes come to life. Another well done!
William an absolute lovely piece of wood, you really made it stand out with the oil, great job mate well done. Merry X Mass to you and family, stay safe.
Another beautiful piece, thanks for sharing. I'm still fairly new to turning (about 5 months) and starting to look at hollowing more than 3-4 inches, what tools were you using to hollow after the Forstner bit, and where was that scraper from? Thanks!
Thanks very much, Max. appreciate you watching, I used the pro hollower from Easy Wood Tools, the Simon Hope Pro hollower, and the Negative rake scraper, Kind regards From Will 👍 www.easywoodtools.com/product-page/easy-pro-hollower-1 www.hopewoodturning.co.uk/product/hope-carbide-pro-hollowing-tool/ www.hopewoodturning.co.uk/product/deep-vase-negative-rake-scraper/ Check out these. I find them amazing, happy and safe turning 👍
Amazing piece!! Did you make the, lets call it the jig to keep a hold on the vase by yourself? Do you have the drawings or ideas available? Appreciate! Br Dennis
Thanks very much, I did make the steadyrest myself, a good friend of mine done a video on the making with very clear instructions I'll pop in the link to the video below, Cheers From Will 👍 ua-cam.com/video/-QU_YhnHGlA/v-deo.htmlsi=5Ax4_5ReG7PLELRk
I have never tried friction wax finishes but will definitely try it, The reason I use burnishing oil is it's easy to apply, and it can be burnished dry in minutes, also can also be overcoated with waxes or lacquers if you wish, Kind regards From Will 👍
Another lovely piece Will. Great to watch! Shay’s video of the Balinese team just came out. Great also!☘️
Thanks very much Michael appreciate you watching mate 👍
Beautiful vase. This teak reminds me of yew. Lovely! Great work William.
Thanks very much doug, it does have similar colours for sure,
Thanks for popping in for a look,
Kind regards From Will 👍
You did it again William. Hollow forms are not my best skill is I do like to learn from others like you. Thanks.🙏
Thanks very much appreciated. The outside is easy, but hollowing sometimes can be a pain, 🤣
Cheers From Will 👍
That really is a pretty piece of wood Will, you are a lucky guy and you certainly did it justice 😃
Thank you kindly, Mike. I enjoyed every minute of turning this piece, well, except sanding 🤣
Appreciate you watching and commenting,
Kind regards From Will 👍 😀
Lovely vase Will, I'm with you having the mix of layers makes a more interesting appearance. Cheers Geoff
Thanks very much Geoff much appreciated,
Will 👍
Beautiful piece William mate. Yeah Balinese Teak always has cracks you have to deal with but I think the beauty of the wood makes the extra effort worth while.
Shay
Thanks very much shay appreciate you watching mate,
And thanks for the beautiful piece of wood,
Kind regards From Will 👍
Really nice piece Will! I’ve never seen that wood turned before, it’s pretty. A really neat trick I learned from watching Kent at “Turn a wood bowl” is to use a small amount of PVA glue and sand it in for non-structural cracks. It really makes them disappear.
Thank you very much. I appreciate you watching,
Thanks for the tip. I'll have to try that in the future
Kind regards From Will 👍 😊
Very nice Will! Balinese teak, like any teak, is a beautiful wood. Great work!
Cheers!
Joe CA
Thanks very much joe, it's beautiful wood for sure,
Cheers From Will 👍
Very nice, for "winging it", this design turned out beautiful. Thanks for another great video.
Thanks very much David appreciate you taking the time to watch mate,
Cheers From Will 👍
Absolutely stunning bit of wood will love the shape of this one cheers ian
Thank you kindly ian appreciate you watching mate 👍
A great piece William well done
Thanks very much Roy,
Cheers From Will 👍
Another smashin job William, top class👌
Cheers, pal, appreciated. Thanks for popping in for a look,
Kind regards From Will 👍 😊
Another great job Bill well done
Cheers buddy thanks for watching,
Kind regards From Bill 👍
The wood is very nice, but what I like the most is the shape. In my opinion you are a master at complementary angles and proportions. Your pieces are engaging and pleasing to the eye. I enjoy watching your shapes come to life. Another well done!
Thank you kindly, David. appreciate your kind comment, thanks for popping in for a look,
Kind regards From Will 👍 😊
Great piece of wood, certainly worth the effort you put into making the beautiful end result
Thank you kindly Andrew, I was chuffed with the result,
Cheers From Will 👍 😊
Beautiful piece of wood that, the simple shape really makes it stand out. Nice one Will👍
Cheers Chris appreciate that thanks for watching mate,
Kind regards From Will 👍
The finished shape and the wood compliment each other.
A beautiful piece Will.
Thanks very much Alan appreciate you popping in for a look,
Kind regards From Will 👍
Excelent William great video
Cheers buddy appreciate you watching,
Kind regards From Will 👍
Very nicely done, William.
Thank you kindly Brian appreciated 👍😊
Top notch, Will! Really glad I found your channel.
Thanks very much Jay appreciated, thanks for watching,
Kind regards From Will 👍
Merci beaucoup pour cette très belle vidéo comme toujours !✨✨✌
Thank you kindly appreciate you watching,
Kind regards From Will 👍
@@William_Kenny You're welcome. Have a good night!
That piece of wood is something else William. Great job mate. Merry Xmas to you & the family. 👍🏴
Aaah cheers, mate. appreciate that,
And merry Christmas to you and yours also,
Kind regards From Will 👍
William an absolute lovely piece of wood, you really made it stand out with the oil, great job mate well done. Merry X Mass to you and family, stay safe.
Thanks very much Alan, and Merry Christmas to you and yours also,
Cheers From Will 👍
What an amazing wood! I love the design and use of sapwood and heartwood to give extra beauty to the piece. Great turning
Thank you kindly Rachel, a beautiful piece of wood for sure,
Cheers From Will 👍 😊
@@William_Kenny Have a great Christmas!
@racheldray1057 thanks Rachel you too 😊👍
@@William_Kenny An Irish friend told me to say this, I hope they haven't pulled a prank.... agus nollaig shona daoibh go leir
@@racheldray1057 said perfectly 👌 merry Christmas to all.
A terrific looking piece, well executed Will. Happy New Year
Thanks very much Brent,
And happy new year to you and yours also,
Kind regards From Will 👍
Just stunning
Thank you kindly 😊
Another beautiful piece, thanks for sharing. I'm still fairly new to turning (about 5 months) and starting to look at hollowing more than 3-4 inches, what tools were you using to hollow after the Forstner bit, and where was that scraper from? Thanks!
Thanks very much, Max. appreciate you watching, I used the pro hollower from Easy Wood Tools, the Simon Hope Pro hollower, and the Negative rake scraper,
Kind regards From Will 👍
www.easywoodtools.com/product-page/easy-pro-hollower-1
www.hopewoodturning.co.uk/product/hope-carbide-pro-hollowing-tool/
www.hopewoodturning.co.uk/product/deep-vase-negative-rake-scraper/
Check out these. I find them amazing, happy and safe turning 👍
Amazing piece!! Did you make the, lets call it the jig to keep a hold on the vase by yourself? Do you have the drawings or ideas available? Appreciate! Br Dennis
Thanks very much, I did make the steadyrest myself, a good friend of mine done a video on the making with very clear instructions I'll pop in the link to the video below,
Cheers From Will 👍
ua-cam.com/video/-QU_YhnHGlA/v-deo.htmlsi=5Ax4_5ReG7PLELRk
Do you ever use friction wax finishes? What do you like about the Citrus burnishing oil?
I have never tried friction wax finishes but will definitely try it,
The reason I use burnishing oil is it's easy to apply, and it can be burnished dry in minutes, also can also be overcoated with waxes or lacquers if you wish,
Kind regards From Will 👍