Manpa Cutter and Jo Sonja Platter Fun
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- Опубліковано 16 вер 2024
- Woodturning - a new tool and some new paint! The cutter is a Manpa cutter, available from this link, no affilitation, etc...
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And the paints are from Jo Sonja's new pearlescent range -
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I used the Blue Green, Deep Blue, Red Violet, and Orange
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Please be aware that woodturning is a hazardous activity. These videos are only intended to show you what I do - they are not tutorials.
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Since I started making these videos in 2017, I have been lucky enough to receive the support of some manufacturers with materials to use in my videos. Since May 2018, Chestnut Products have provided me with stains, an iridescent paints sample set, lacquers and waxes. I'd like to thank them for their kind and generous support. Martin Saban-Smith has provided me with a sample set of Intrinisic Colours.
All other products and tools, unless where indicated, have been bought from suppliers at retail prices. Products mentioned in my videos are for information purposes so that viewers know what I have used.
Superb for playtime. Good to see you back.
Cheers, Nick! It was great fun!!
Gorgeous 😊 playtime always ends up with a piece of art ❤
Thank you, Angie! This was such fun to do....have missed getting time in the workshop....Cheers!!
Love the respirator! Glad to see you back at it again.
Thank you, ACC! Glad you liked it!
The black was a good choice. I'm impressed with the Manpa cutter.
Cheers, Debs - the cutter is amazing..have just bought a 6mm round one as well.....resisting a 12mm one....
Love the black finish. Looks great. Thanks for sharing
Thanks, Jude. It was fun to do.
That looks awesome! Great work Stewart and thank you again for more inspiration
My pleasure, John. Glad you like it!
Great to see you back !!!!
Cheers, Allan!!
Really cool piece, Stewart! Gorgeous!
Glad you like it! Thanks, Billy!
Very nice! I liked the cutter result. nice and sharp, but I agree about the transition, Colors were beautiful.
Thanks, Tony - glad you like it. The cutter is awesome!
the black really transformed it. wasn't too gone on it before but its lovely afterwards. .
hope you get more play time in the shop soon.
Cheers, Alan - glad you like the end result!
Very good and nice to see you back
Thanks, Raymond - much appreciated!
Very Nice, look forward to the next video 👍🏽😊
Cheers, Mark....next one is coming soon!
That's nice, Stewart. I don't see a problem with the way the texture ends at the rim.
Bill
Thanks, Bill! Glad you like this one. Cheers!
Nice piece, thanks for sharing
Thanks for watching!
So glad your back. Hope it’s not so long till the next instalment.
Cheers, Matt! Hopefully next weekend...fingers crossed....
Super nice Stewart! 😃
Thanks, teckle turning! Glad you like it!
First class that. Cant see nothing wrong with the way the cuts end
Cheers, Woody! Glad you like it!
Saved by the black paint at the end. Actually turned out quite handsome. I think you need to experiment with other base colors. The white may make the colors pop, but if uncovered it didn't look so good. Like others, I thought the way the texture ended in the bowl was fine. You could have done the same with the rim, as well.
Thanks for making us all a new video, we do appreciate that very much.
Cheers, Bill! It was great to just have some play time in the shed....glad you like this one!
Nice job, Vincent VanRini.
Haha..cheers, Joe - there is definitely a van Gogh vibe going on with those colours and texture....
I really like the texturing tool. This will be my next purchase.
I hope in retirement you can produce more videos to keep me inspired.
Chuck Bajnai
Thanks, Chuck - have fun with your new tool when you get it. I hope to be keeping the videos coming for sure!
Beautiful bowl! You are definitely an inspiration. I just got the same respirator and absolutely love it over my old one
Thanks so much, Kathy! Glad you like it. The respirator is a game changer for sure!
Playtime!🤣 Nothing like messing around with new ingredients. Agree, less white probably good, but black was a good add. I like the texture running with the grain, too. Got my hands on colorshift flakes this last week and did some tests using Emma Cook’s techniques. Turned out great. Now just to find some time to turn suitable surfaces for the flakes. Went to the Oregon Symposium this weekend and bought even more stuff to play with. And good news: The AAW national symposium is going to be in Portland, Oregon next year! (2024). If you demo, I can be your assigned assistant! Portland is just a 4 to 5 hour drive south of me.
Haha....yep, playing is fun! Oregon would be amazing!!! Who knows what will happen in the future....I guess a 4 to 5 hour drive isn't much out of the ordinary for you....have fun with the flakes...I haven't played with mine yet.....or my eccentric chuck.......
@@stewartfurini Am a wanderer (and rural photographer) so I often drive with little excuse. And so many toys, so little time! AAW national assigns both a videographer and an assistant to each presenter at the National symposium. Usually a two or three camera set up with human intervention.
@@valeriehenschel1590 Sounds very civilised! I must experience this one day!
Hey Stewart. At some point someone will come up with the idea of turning in zero gravity in the European Space Station ESA. You should be the first to do so, and you already have the right equipment. You also have to tell your neighbors and your wife that you now have some space turning equipment and test it out here on earth before you go upstairs, otherwise they'll be scared to death when they see you. Well, for absolute safety, safety shoes with steel toecaps are still missing. Remember, a wooden chip weighing a ton could fall on your foot. Well, sarcasm aside, for years I resisted wearing a helmet while biking, only now, with the brisk ebike, can I get over it. Safety comes first. I also had the paints by Jo Sonja, but they were too expensive for me, there are cheaper alternatives. And manpa? Arbortech things are expensive, but Manpa tops that by a lot, that's outrageous. Seeing your nice bowl made me crave gummy bears, weird, isn't it? Greetings from Northern Germany
Thanks, Schorschi! Glad you liked this one and I'd be up for some zero-gravity turning for sure! I do wear steel toe caps: www.roadking.co.uk/clacks/routier-heavy-duty-clacks-black.html They are slip on shoes so super easy to put on and off! I'll be demoing in Austria in May but maybe too far for you?
Love the texturing. As usual, very nice work.
Thank you so much 😀
Fabulous
Cheers, Doug!!
Fantastic piece!
To be the odd one out here, I did like the white rim. Not sure if I like white or black better as I would need to see them side by side for comparison.
Great job; keep 'em coming.
Wes @ Piedra Designs
Thanks, Wesley....for me the black edges it....but it's fun to try out different combinations. Cheers!
Looks great - the cutter is not cheap 😢 I have the Manpa
eye cutters they are cool
Thanks - I did hum and ha about the price but am glad I got one!
Ah Stewart, I've been missing playing with the colors! I actually really like the way all this came out. NICE ONE. Thank you. Looking forward to more of these... please. Stay safe, Vickie PS I worried about the orange, but it was good lol
Haha..thanks, Vickie...glad you liked the orange...I think it needed it!
Nice one, best presenter on the circuit. Is that dust mask insured?😂😂.
Wow - thanks, Ian! It was fun to try out the new cutter and yes, I should insure my dust mask as it's fab too!
Echos of "the Scream" ...
oooo...interesting...swirling colours and anguish......
@@stewartfurini The Scream Platter ...
@@TREBORANDERSON ...if they have a name, they can sell for more!
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i just dont understand color at all buti did see that this was not looing i think you said it was flat but the black pian at the end did lift it. I do see peoples wark with color on them and wish i could do that but i know i can not to it cheers Ian
Cheers, Ian - glad you like the end result!
You are ruining me. I don't like color on wood. Maybe a bit of stain to even out the natural color or to conceal the sapwood. But this piece has touched me. And I have no idea why. But I just like it. So some way or another you seem to be messing with my mind. Damn! Crap, the next thing you know you will find me subscribing. Heaven forbid. 😵💫Oh, hell, maybe you can teach an old dog new tricks. Thank you for sharing. Have a great day and stay safe.🙂🙂
Haha...thanks, Glen - sorry for the confusion this is causing....glad you like it though!
You have done it again, made a mess, no that is a bit too strong a description more of a muddy coloring and then transformed it into something very nice as usual. A little bit of demarcation with a gouge here and there plus the proposed satin finish and you can start preparing a new video. By the way how many more days before retirement?
Cheers, Roger - I love saving it from the brink of disaster....9 school days left at the time of typing...