Wood turning - Pine Herringbone Bowl
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- Опубліковано 22 сер 2024
- I had a piece of 2 x 1 inch pine left over from an other job. I am not too sure why, but I decided to try and turn it into a bowl! The effect is quite interesting, but the quality of the glue up could be better, then again it's all part of the learning process!
I hope that you enjoy my pine herringbone bowl!
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You have done well, Daniel-san
🤣thank you👍
First time watching this. Love how you think outside the box to use a spare piece of pine. A mad scientist at work
...brilliant. Enjoyed the video and learned quite a bit. Thanks for the co video
Glad you enjoyed it Thank you very much for watching 😎👍
Very nice!
Thank you! Cheers!
Just found your herringbone bowl vid and others while looking for new inspiration. I've subscribed as I like your content, and also since I have the same lathe and clamps 😁😂. I'm just 6 months into this learning curve and ready to try something a little bit different like this. Cheers 👍.
Very happy to share ideas. I love making bowls from different materials, especially those that are cheap from a DIY store.
All the issues with end grain come from new growth, and the speed the trees are grown. If you ever find reclaimed old growth the gain is so much tighter. Worth the extra money and effort to repurpose it. Beautiful craftsmanship with what you had to work with.
Thanks for the tips! I definitely want to repeat and refine this method. 😀👍
I love it and I want it! 😃
Thank you very much for watching 👍
It made a cool pattern
Thank you. Definitely one to refine in the future. Cheers 👍
Starting out, I cut end grain as you did in the traditional way of cutting into a bowl. This is for ease and speed. To improve the surface quality of cut, I do reverse cuts stating from the bottom of the bowl and up the side of the bowl. This ensure that the fiber being cut is supported by an adjacent fiber, preventing tear out of the fiber. The bottom of the bowl is cut with a scrapper and refine by shear scrapping. Using soft wood I start sanding with 120 or 150.
Thank you very much for the tips 😀👍
Yup, I like it.
Thank you very much 😀
Great idea. I keep a container near the lathe and put all my sanding dust in it. When I need to fill cracks I use CA glue and cram as much dust in the cracks as I can get in there, spray activator on it and then sand it down.
Definitely! Yeah, I was very worried about this piece flying off the lathe!
Pretty
Thank you
Nice to see a Brit. And using a Charnwood lathe 🌞. A nice idea. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you very much 😊👍
Fair play to you. Nice result for an experiment 👍. I would say that some of your gap issues might be down to not squaring the outside of your timber before cutting to lengths. Timber as bought is NEVER square! I hope that helps.
Good point! I'm pleased that this was only cheap pine, although I do want to repeat it with oak. Thanks again 😀👍
Bravo old boy, really cool.
Gotta try that.
Thanks!😇
Have fun! Thanks for watching😎👍
Cool looking pattern, another great idea, thanks for sharing
Many thanks 😊
Friend you are very talented ... Congratulations on what you do !!!
Thank you very much
Really like the way the grain patterning turned out. Great job
Thank you very much 👍😀
Great looking bowl RDM. Interesting to see how provocative the video is in the comments about how people would do things differently, or perhaps inspirational to get them to try it themselves. I'm just glad your finish didn;t yellow the final piece too much. Great idea with the herringbone. All the best. Ray
Thanks Ray. It was more of a prototype really, as I would love to do this again (with better gluing) using a decent hardwood. 😎👍
@@RDMWoodturning Might have to take out a mortgage to get the hardwood! Prices are getting silly.
Proof of concept 👍👍
Thank you very much 😀👍
What a great idea!
Glad you think so! 😎👍
That turned out pretty dang neat. Way to go!
Thank you very much 😊👍
I wish I could give it two thumbs up 👍
Very kind. Thank you 👍
Really nice pattern. It would probably look amazing with Ash as well (with less of the grain tearing issues you had). Nice work!
Thank you very much! 😃👍
That is FREAKIN' beautiful !!!
Thank you very much
interesting effect, worth the effort I'd say... nice finish too thanks for sharing
Big thank you. It’s one to repeat and refine with a decent hardwood. Cheers 😎👍
That is beautiful!
Thank you! Cheers!
I like it simple complexity it catches ur eye nice job thanks for sharing it with us
Glad you like it. Thank for watching 😎👍
Handsome bowl, nice job.
Thank you very much
I like the pattern. Some careful milling with passes across the jointer will close those haps nicely. Well done 👍.
Thank you. I’m definitely going to refine this one and repeat it with some better quality timber. Cheers 😎👍
good job great use of scrap wood
Thank you very much 👍
Looks great 👍
Thank you very much
That's looks awesome. Love the pattern.
Thanks. It’s not prefect, but it’s definitely worth trying again with a decent hardwood. Cheers 😊👍
Loved the bowl, pity about those few gaps .I'm sure you'll get it right next time . Going to try that myself .
Thanks and good luck 👍😎
Lovely job looks great well done a pleasure to watch you work 😊😊😊
Glad you enjoyed it 😎👍
Neat idea, you got a very good finish on it, well done
Thank you very much 👍😀
Nice idea! The bowl looks nice too!👍
Big thank you 😊
Interesting idea. That’s a lot of end grain. I think that squaring up your wood before you cut would give you a better result.
Thanks. Yes, so much end grain. It was more like sawdust than shavings! 😀👍
very nice pattern the gaps are design topics great job
Thank you very much! 😀👍
wow that would be my worst nightmare all that end grain and pine ,,but looks great ,,very inspiring
Thank you very much. It was a little messy to turn, but I think that I just about got away with it. Cheers 👍
Good experiment! Well done!
Thank you 😊
The grain is amazing on that great idea
Thank you very much 😎👍
I am going to try that but with a variance. I am going to offset each second piece with a hardwood but also use quality pine. I will also glue together each piece or small block then allow to set then continue. Just think with respect I will get a better constructed piece for a Bowl turn of 10" in diameter. But great idea.
Happy to help with ideas. Yes, I think gluing in small blocks or chunks is a much better idea. Good luck! 👍
Excellent A+
Thank you very much 😎👍
COOL NICE JOB.
Thank you very much 😎👍
Nice Piece, interesting process. Full View and Like 👍
Thanks 👍😎
I love it brother......wow I got to up my game on my late...lol you make it looked flawless. Great vid .👊🤘🤖
Thanks 👍
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I agree with you, do take more care with the glue. I love the pattern.. Please repeat the project, perhaps larger and deeper. IDEA!! A yarn bowl!!. LGB
Thank you. Yes, this is one design to work on in the future. I might go for a 2x4, but they cost so much now! 😂😂😂👍
C’est presque trop dur à tourné mais l’idée est très bonne bravo 👍
Merci beaucoup
Not bad looks nice.
Many thanks 😊 👍
Nice bowl, what a pity with the gaps.... btw, be careful when sharpening the gouge, it looks as it became way too hot... completely bued ot at the tip . Cheers Stefan
Thanks, will do! Yes it's a new gouge and I'm trying to refine the 40, 40 grind. Good spot.👍
if you had a surface planer you would turn out bowls a 100% better (no gaps)
Thanks. Yeah it’s on my wish list for Christmas! 😎
Love the idea, if you was to do it again I guess you would change the way you glued it up?
Yes and probably have a jig set up to clamp everything square, or possibly glue it in small stages. 👍 A good piece to learn on though.
That’s really cool! Would you do another from different wood?
Thanks. Definitely one to repeat with a better quality wood.
I like the bowl and the concept of the material used. I do agree about the glue up process but I think it turned out as a keeper and better than expected. Im a new turner also and I think using what some may see a scrap material is the way to go. Other than the skew what was the main tool you were using? It looked like a fingernail grind bowl gouge but I'm not sure. The reason I ask is because of the amount of end grain you had to deal with. Keep up the good work and thanks for the video.
Thank for watching. I have a couple of bowl gouges, one with a fingernail and one at 40 40. I'm still figuring out which one I prefer and for which type of wood. Cheers 🙂👍
Nice idea. Cool pattern. Would be nice on a piece of dark hard wood like mahogany or iroko.
Great video. Thanks for sharing.
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Thank you very much. I definitely want to replicate this using a better quality hardwood. Cheers 👍
HOW LONG IS EACH PICE ? I would like to make one, thank you bob
I think that they were 2 1/2 inches long. I managed to get the whole bowl from an 8ft length of timber. Hope that helps. Cheers 👍
Nice pattern, End grain is a pain good job
Thank you very much. It's pretty nice for cheap pine🙂👍
A good idea and a lovely result. Is there such a thing as tinted woodglue? Or a quick dip in stain might give a more defined pattern? Good for you, getting viewers' creative juices flowing.
Not that I know of with the wood glue ... but I could try to make some 🤔 Thank you very much for your comments ❤😎👍
Just add a coloured expoxy dye to the glue and that gives you your answer. It does work.
Hi RDM, I have some oak in the shed, I will try that pattern with the oak. The end grain looks so cool, as below, a bit more care cutting and glueing would have made your job so much easier. Thanks for sharing another great project.
Best of luck! I would definitely glue in small sections. Many thanks 😎👍
@@RDMWoodturning What's your first name?
@@jimpike3489 Michael. Hope your project works.
How do you fix all that tear out?
Sanding, sanding and more sanding! 😂🙂 This was a real challenge to make with all the end grain. Thanks for watching👍
Здравствуйте! красиво, красный это супер клей?
Да это супер клей. Это действительно помогает с патроном. Спасибо за просмотр
your bowl gouge tip is burned try cooling it down more mayby
Thanks. Yes, it’s fairly new and I got carried away grinding to a 40/40 profile.
Show de bola parabéns
Thank you 😊 👍😎
Cool Looking. How big were the blocks you cut from the 2X1?
2 3/8 inch, or approx 60mm. Thanks 👍
What does de-nib mean?
After applying sanding sealer, there are often a few minor grains of wood still raised. These imperfections can effect the finish, so between sealer and wax, a fine abrasive pass is made to smooth things over. That is de-nibbing. 👍 Thank you so much for watching 😀
Great concept well done👍🏼👑💐 . Fashion wood work Chennai 41
Thank you so much 😊 👍
Da hora
Obrigada. Estou feliz por ter gostado. 😀👍
... работа отличная лайк заработал, но склейка не качественная, склеивай аккуратнее, молорик!!!
Большое спасибо
It's a herringbowl
😂😂😂 thanks!
dreadful... you don't get the right tight joints to begin...
Yeah, I learned loads from this project. The glue up was rushed and should have been done in smaller sections. Thanks for watching 👍
Very cool
Thank you very much 😎👍