Lichtenberg Fractal Burned Vessel

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  • @FrozenGoblin
    @FrozenGoblin 8 років тому +74

    I absolutely love the vibe in this video. two different types of artists like Tim and Morgan, who look like the least likely people to get along, both adding something to a project like this.

  • @dott23
    @dott23 8 років тому +38

    Man, I have just fallen in love with this channel. Tim gives me a Bob Ross vibe but with wood turning! Amazing work and super informative. Keep up the good work.

    • @zekenelsons2069
      @zekenelsons2069 6 років тому

      Sean Boy if you like this, check out Peter Brown's channel! He's like the Bill Nye of wood/resing turning!

    • @reforgedcriterion1471
      @reforgedcriterion1471 5 років тому

      The "this old house" version.

  • @lukefoulds9729
    @lukefoulds9729 7 років тому

    Tim you're the Bob Ross of wood turning

  • @Frajolino100
    @Frajolino100 7 років тому

    You are the Bob Ross of wood turning

  • @zachroberts1508
    @zachroberts1508 7 років тому

    You are literally the Bob Ross of wood turning

  • @robertcornelius3514
    @robertcornelius3514 8 років тому

    I don't give too many compliments, but you and Richard Raffan are the best instructors at woodturning of all time. It would be so cool if you and him had a one hour competitive woodturning challenge.

  • @markusfuller
    @markusfuller 8 років тому +27

    I got to this video by accident and was not even looking for woodturning but thoroughly enjoyed the entire show. Excellent :-)

    • @lourias
      @lourias 3 роки тому

      Yes. I have enjoyed his video as well. This was only the 3rd video of his I have seen. Awesome stuff! The variety of his work is awesome, as well.

  • @alexfunke214
    @alexfunke214 3 роки тому

    Best wood turning channel of all!

  • @brianrajala7671
    @brianrajala7671 4 роки тому

    I have watched many wood turning videos since I started turning 3 years ago. I have not encountered this turner's videos previously. I am impressed with his skill.

  • @mohasyd3942
    @mohasyd3942 7 років тому

    I know absolutely nothing about wood turning, but it's really satisfying to watch this.. and you're also a very pleasant person to listen to..

  • @wupme
    @wupme 8 років тому

    It is so nice and refreshing to see somebody doing wood burning with electricity with proper safety protocols in place.
    So many people who do this without any safety but the isolation of the wires.

  • @theGhostWolfe
    @theGhostWolfe 6 років тому

    I don’t woodturn, but I really appreciate your teaching approach. Lots of information about woodturning well, not just instructions for what you’re currently making.

  • @grannyskulls392
    @grannyskulls392 8 років тому

    There is nothing more beautiful than a wonderful peace of wood.

  • @Laserlands
    @Laserlands 4 роки тому

    Tim is a wood artist really! These works inspire many people even overseas

  • @justinfincher2385
    @justinfincher2385 8 років тому

    I have never turned wood before in my life but I love this show.

    • @jacquejecker4435
      @jacquejecker4435 5 років тому

      If you ever try it, you will be hooked. But if you do want to try woodworking, Please find a wood turners group or someone who has experience because it can also be dangerous.

  • @stankrieger3598
    @stankrieger3598 2 роки тому

    Great video, I have turned since high-school ànd been burning for about 4 years but never put the two together. Love it, so keep turn and burn.

  • @johnnyreed3748
    @johnnyreed3748 6 років тому

    love watching Tim Yoder Vidios i learn alot from him

  • @ohkeydokeythen
    @ohkeydokeythen 7 років тому

    You have a great sense of humour! Thanks for the show!

  • @skwidvishus1188
    @skwidvishus1188 7 років тому

    I like your videos. You're professional AND real (Non-pretentious) at the same time. I appreciate that.

  • @markpeterson338
    @markpeterson338 3 роки тому

    I just happened to land on this video by accident. This is such a great idea for turnings. I have the equipment for fractal burning and have had a fun time learning how to do it. This will definitely be a project that I will try very soon. Thanks for such a great video!

    • @mick2spic
      @mick2spic 2 роки тому

      Stay away from fractal burning. It could definitely easily kill you. These videos shouldn’t even be allowed on UA-cam. Recent video telling about the deaths from it. Skip to 7:22:
      ua-cam.com/video/wzosDKcXQ0I/v-deo.html

    • @j.f.christ8421
      @j.f.christ8421 Рік тому +1

      Just don't do what they're doing. Perfectly safe until he drops the probes into his lap. FFS.

  • @HiTechDiver
    @HiTechDiver 4 роки тому

    Really sweet project. I especially appreciate the fluent narration while you are working. I despise these silent videos where you have to guess what they're doing half the time.

  • @JamesMarkin-fv2dw
    @JamesMarkin-fv2dw 2 місяці тому

    I really like your videos. Thank you for posting it .

  • @MnACreations
    @MnACreations 8 років тому +4

    I have never turned a piece of wood, not sure that I have the talent or skill.. Watching Tim work is just enjoyable. For something I will probably never do, I just enjoy watching and Tim makes it educational and fun!

    • @ivanleterror9158
      @ivanleterror9158 4 роки тому

      It allows those of us who can't to live vicariously through those who do.

  • @blakeshaw5526
    @blakeshaw5526 8 років тому +122

    I must be on that pleasant side of youtube again.

  • @samiamgrnegsnhamnonftercan2ham
    @samiamgrnegsnhamnonftercan2ham 7 років тому

    Keep turnin and burnin :) Nice work, Tim!

  • @alexeaton3971
    @alexeaton3971 7 років тому

    its nice to see two crafts come together like this. Love the lathe arm with the laser measure, great idea. thanks for posting for us all to see.

  • @Nevir202
    @Nevir202 8 років тому +46

    LOL his first cut with the hollowing jig when the shavings hit the laser I was like "HOW is he striking sparks from wood!?!" then my feeble mind grasped the situation lol.

    • @thesage1096
      @thesage1096 8 років тому +3

      +Nevir202 same, same

    • @tomjeffersonwasright2288
      @tomjeffersonwasright2288 8 років тому +1

      +Nevir202 I tried working some driftwood teak that washed up on the beach near my house. Between the wood's porosity and the sand washing in the surf……………..real sparks! It looked like a roman candle, but a 10 inch saw blade only lasted about 6 inches of cut.

    • @Nevir202
      @Nevir202 8 років тому

      tom jackson
      Wow that musta been cool.... Till you realized how expensive trying to cut that wood was lol.

  • @carpo719
    @carpo719 7 років тому

    beautiful. last year at burning man here a friend of ours brought a wood burning setup and made them for people. amazing to watch

  • @Olliemon
    @Olliemon 7 років тому

    Wow Mr Lahey is a great woodworker

  • @davidworthington932
    @davidworthington932 8 років тому

    Really nice turning. My next turning objective is to start on hollow forms. Thanks for the lesson and the inspiration.

  • @markhubbard1927
    @markhubbard1927 7 років тому

    I learned so much about wood turning from this video. Thank you for generously sharing your knowledge.

  • @ricafe
    @ricafe 7 років тому

    You are "Da Boss" doing it so simple and with so much details in your speach ... awesome. Keep it going ! Ah, by the way, this inspires me a lot !!!

  • @compaqbabe
    @compaqbabe 8 років тому

    not sure how I got here from make up reviews but you are amazing

  • @Thenofen
    @Thenofen 8 років тому

    Mr. Yoder - I had a good chuckle watching your video today. When you whipped out the Elbo the little voice in the back of my head started saying "Hey, that looks real familiar" & when you mentioned Stan Townsend... well, that was the key. I watched Uncle Stan designing the first gen Elbo tools, back when they had the projector light box & fiber cable up to where the pointer is now.
    If you bump into him, tell him Howdy from his nephew, Rod! :D

  • @bassinbob1965
    @bassinbob1965 8 років тому

    Wow great video! Thanks for taking your time to make and post your videos. I can't believe there are actually 92 Chumps,I mean people out there that don't like this.

  • @Shellyz2u
    @Shellyz2u 8 років тому

    It's so crazy how it look oaks like branches and its wood! Nature is too cool

  • @terrrywilliams3617
    @terrrywilliams3617 5 років тому

    You are fantastic Tim. Love watching you. That was a totally interesting watching the burning technique

  • @jan-roarbernhardsen7626
    @jan-roarbernhardsen7626 8 років тому

    A fun and intresting lesson. And such a end resault. Beautiful work

  • @danielleelizabethkeeley9816
    @danielleelizabethkeeley9816 8 років тому

    What you do is AMAZING!!!! I would love to learn how to do this!!!! I love EVERYTHING IN WOODWORKING!!! Makes me miss my dad and my father in law :( Until we meet again....

  • @stephenmclachlan9265
    @stephenmclachlan9265 8 років тому

    enjoyed the video. i liked your hollowing system as well.

  • @jasonmpd2946
    @jasonmpd2946 7 років тому

    That is a STOUT roughing gouge. Nice tools and lathe!

  • @kentvandervelden
    @kentvandervelden 8 років тому

    Really interesting! I had noticed the burning patterns when building Tesla Coils 20 years ago, but unfortunately never considered turning them into art. Seems so obvious once you see others doing it. I love these on-site visit and collaboration videos. Best wishes

  • @billcosbyeatsbabies9947
    @billcosbyeatsbabies9947 7 років тому

    I really like the arc work & that colored epoxy was a really nice touch. The turning was awesome too! Man, it would be nice to own a lathe and have time to use it. Some day...

  • @Purfunxion
    @Purfunxion 8 років тому

    Woodturning facinates me, and having a great host while witnessing it is terific! :D

  • @jh.-.
    @jh.-. 3 роки тому

    This was a great video. I appreciate the explanatiin of the what and why. I was sad to learn that Arc Work has gone out of business.

  • @Uncle_Buzz
    @Uncle_Buzz 8 років тому

    That's killer! Great to see new videos Tim, I always look forward to them. Cheers! Chris

    • @NickMoore
      @NickMoore 8 років тому +1

      +Cactus Makeshop Hey, funny meeting you here! This was a great video, woodwork and high voltage!

    • @lbochtler
      @lbochtler 7 років тому

      The way they have their high voltage setup constructed, it is literally a killer. (its no where near safe)

  • @thomasharms941
    @thomasharms941 8 років тому +7

    very nice , fractal ? how about dendritic ?

  • @SkyChaserCom
    @SkyChaserCom 6 років тому

    This is amazing. Nice work!
    Basically carbonizing the wood using electricity.

  • @Nasrotag
    @Nasrotag 8 років тому

    I really want to get back into woodworking! Beautiful work!

  • @haya-jijr7437
    @haya-jijr7437 7 років тому

    another levels or art! awesome! amazing! wonderful! and mesmerizing!

  • @olivierpreziosa1707
    @olivierpreziosa1707 8 років тому

    great show and you make it fun to watch !!! thank you so much :)

  • @ElGatoLoco698
    @ElGatoLoco698 8 років тому

    I've been wanting to make a bunch of wood tiles and burning lichtenburg patterns in them and put them on my floor. Or a wall panel. They're just so darn cool looking.

  • @alanmyers4297
    @alanmyers4297 8 років тому

    Very cool! Nicest demonstration of arc burning yet. Excellent quality video. Subscribed 😀

  • @skaterslife6305
    @skaterslife6305 5 років тому

    Great job interesting projects the burning unique

  • @EverythingBallard
    @EverythingBallard 8 років тому

    your imperfections in speech are so funny! most people reshoot the take. i love that you keep going and i laugh so hard when you giggle and correct yourself!!!

  • @fernandoalvarezamaral2197
    @fernandoalvarezamaral2197 6 років тому

    Beautiful work and also work in a fun way, it shows that you love what you do and have fun, ... it's a pleasure to watch your videos. Greetings from Parque del Plata Uruguay - Fernando Alvarez Amaral

  • @jirehjirehjirehjireh
    @jirehjirehjirehjireh 8 років тому +25

    You know you've been on youtube for too long when you work your way into the woodworking videos on accident

  • @ck01241964
    @ck01241964 8 років тому

    Coolest video ever!! I was really curious just how you were going to hollow out the vessel. That tool is genius.

  • @alexvangasse3447
    @alexvangasse3447 8 років тому

    very nice love your lathe

  • @darreneck3744
    @darreneck3744 7 років тому

    just a fantastic video, great to watch

  • @AlyssaSuperstar02
    @AlyssaSuperstar02 8 років тому +1

    I- I'm not sure how I arrived at this channel, but I'm honestly not mad about it at all...

  • @marcvincent3292
    @marcvincent3292 8 років тому

    nice video, i learned a lot and i really appreciated the fact that you can laugh at your mistakes !!!

  • @amantesdamusica6361
    @amantesdamusica6361 8 років тому +3

    Que video fantástico amei! Feliz ano novo a todos.

  • @ivanleterror9158
    @ivanleterror9158 4 роки тому

    Don't have the tools you guys do but I did a similar pattern on a walking stick with a regular wood burning kit to emulate thin branches as a decoration. This isn't just a video, it's a classroom for those who want to learn.

  • @mikewright9163
    @mikewright9163 8 років тому

    Thank you! Very informative and beautiful

  • @grannyskulls392
    @grannyskulls392 8 років тому

    I love your work . Just beautiful, it is something that I should make it my new hobby

  • @diomedesindustries
    @diomedesindustries 8 років тому

    Man. I just found this channel - and I have to say - this is really well done. Best of luck to you.

  • @jeffbarr951
    @jeffbarr951 8 років тому

    very nice stuff. you always produce great videos

  • @serkandemirhanofficial
    @serkandemirhanofficial 7 років тому

    thank you guys. I've learned some nice tips n tricks today :)

  • @chandarussell
    @chandarussell 5 років тому

    Wow. Beautiful. Tell me, do you find different woods have different types of pyrography marks?

  • @andrewwilson8317
    @andrewwilson8317 7 років тому

    I have been doing the fractals inside an insulated cabinet. Probes are spring loaded into contact position and door is closed. Operation is by pneumatic foot switch for no electrical conduction path. Fumes extracted by fan and filter. Cab observe from safe position. Different salt solutions give different patterns. A light pencil line can be used to influence the path direction.

  • @tylerwells877
    @tylerwells877 5 років тому

    Love your attitude man, it must take a lot to get that smile off your face, haha

  • @leksey7870
    @leksey7870 5 років тому

    Interesting technology! Beautiful!

  • @2eivind2
    @2eivind2 8 років тому

    Hi! i was wondering what the tool at 0:31-0:35 is called? i would love to get one of those!

  • @madkins0128
    @madkins0128 8 років тому

    This is an amazing technique. Fractals are not necessarily random though (21:20) by definition. It is a phenomenon of repeating patterns at different scales.

  • @arkitson
    @arkitson 8 років тому

    Why so few subs? The quality and production of your videos seem more befitting of 10-100x the subs! No doubt you'll get there soon! Keep up the good work. Hi, form NZ.

  • @mattw940
    @mattw940 8 років тому

    cool so when I made a godzilla out of wood I can get fractals burned into the spikes (spines?) then slot them into body?

  • @skwidvishus1188
    @skwidvishus1188 7 років тому

    What do you "Seal the ends" with while the wood is drying to prevent splitting?

  • @Shirodx
    @Shirodx 8 років тому +3

    Such a nice speaking manner.

  • @brianbarnes1362
    @brianbarnes1362 4 роки тому

    I love that hollowing system!!!!!! How much are they

  • @tyclosesloans
    @tyclosesloans 8 років тому

    Man, I would love to get into this. What an awesome craft.

    • @sh_joy
      @sh_joy 2 роки тому +1

      Don't do it - it's INCREDIBLY DANGEROUS, and easily fatal.

  • @johnbailer6762
    @johnbailer6762 8 років тому +1

    Beautiful vase !!!! What sized was the rough piece of wood. I am inspired

    • @duallygsd
      @duallygsd 8 років тому +1

      +John Bailer It was about 5" square and 10" long. It came from a log that was about 18" across. It had a lot of splitting so I had to work to get this blank out of it.

  • @leonardmandeville2062
    @leonardmandeville2062 8 років тому

    How do I get a hollower like the one you demonstrated on your lichtenberg fractal project

  • @hybridtroll
    @hybridtroll 8 років тому

    Could you please explain to me how to properly dry wood? I have a coupple logs og cherry which I have plans for, but I'm not quite sure how to dry them properly. They're now in my cellar with the bark on, but I haven't sealed them. Also do you dry a bowl/vase in a plastic bag after you're done turning them?
    Espen

  • @bklife555
    @bklife555 8 років тому

    what is the current used to create such beautiful patterns on the vase?
    this pure water Lily what is the solution?

    • @PulsedPower
      @PulsedPower 8 років тому

      Most likely 30ma or 60ma. It is common to use neon sign transformers which can give you 15kv at 30-60ma depending on the type. More current could cause the wood to catch fire.

  • @jeromyperez5532
    @jeromyperez5532 7 років тому

    This is awesome!

  • @natebennett2873
    @natebennett2873 8 років тому +51

    "i wood advise"

  • @adamsisson5458
    @adamsisson5458 7 років тому

    So awesome!

  • @RealRuler2112
    @RealRuler2112 8 років тому

    I've been thinking of doing exactly this for a few months now, only by myself rather than having a company do it. Saw the title & figured you'd be doing the burning. :( Any tips for somebody starting out, apart from being careful? ;)

  • @paulbouchard1592
    @paulbouchard1592 3 роки тому +1

    Hi Tim, I really like your work. I have just order a machine to do fractal burning. As an EMT, I want to point out that this is very dangerous and people have died, homes have caught on fire. I am just stating this so people to be careful.

  • @mrunivercet1678
    @mrunivercet1678 3 роки тому

    That's amazing, I wish I had a machine like that.

  • @ronharmsen8466
    @ronharmsen8466 8 років тому

    good stuff, Tim. looks nice. Lemme know if u ever need a studio audience! I'm in Owasso and would be there in a heartbeat. lol. Keep up on the videos!

  • @timothyfiero6694
    @timothyfiero6694 8 років тому

    You got me officially interested.

  • @johnnyskinner7945
    @johnnyskinner7945 8 років тому

    hi mr. yoder this is johnny fromm corpus christi texas. a quick question, what is the angle cut to do segmenting. i haven't had anyone say the angle when they were making a segmented bowl and i would really like to try to do one. thanks for your time and keep the vidios a coming

    • @woodturningwithtimyoder
      @woodturningwithtimyoder  8 років тому

      I wish I knew :^) I don't do segmenting. Probably about time I learned...

    • @johnnyskinner7945
      @johnnyskinner7945 8 років тому

      K thanks maybe Google will know i was hoping a master like you could help out a want to be like me

    • @-Sean_
      @-Sean_ 8 років тому

      Check out Frank Howarth, he's done a lot of segmented turning.

    • @andrewspar436
      @andrewspar436 8 років тому

      360° /

  • @andrewwilson8317
    @andrewwilson8317 7 років тому

    Great video Mr Yoder. Inspiring as always. Quick question if I may? Is there any wood turning tool that you do not have but wish you did? Is there any existing tool you think could be better modified to meet your needs? Thinking cutting tip profile. Clearance or material made from? What about handles,grips or tool feedback? What cutting edge do you prefer? Carbide, HSS, carbo tool steel or any other?

  • @MagdaRantanplan
    @MagdaRantanplan 8 років тому

    nice vid, i love all the explanations :)

  • @MR_R.o.b.o.t.o
    @MR_R.o.b.o.t.o 6 років тому

    Last shop was HIGH end

  • @peterwilhelmsson4168
    @peterwilhelmsson4168 6 років тому

    Mmmmm, brussel sprouts! Om nom nom!

  • @sawkarevarun18
    @sawkarevarun18 8 років тому

    what an ART............ Awesome....

  • @opt57-ru49
    @opt57-ru49 5 років тому

    This burning is becoming more popular in the world. We have also started implementing this technology.