Dang Tim. I want some of you madrone. I live in Northern CA and have cut chucks from a freshly downed tree and in the time is took me to get home (Cut to seal time was maybe 20 minutes.) I had checks starting. And not tiny ones.
Thank u to both of u. Tim may u do a video on making pens ive got kits but the brass tube glueing it is a problem for me and don't know the best method to do it .
I really like how you tell what you're doing and why. I am completely ignorant of wood turning but I really enjoy watching it. It's rather soothing but I always wonder about the things I'm seeing. Like how you explained why you did what you did when you started to make the inside of the bowl. Thanks much for the education.
I guess you could say better lathe than never 😂 Wonderful video as always. I hope to get into woodturning one day, when I have my own space to do so. and when I do, these will be the videos I go back and watch to figure things out.
Love the things you make. Have you considered making a new 'replica' of those vintage Holiday Nut Bowls? I have mom's and it's older than I am and I'm 67. You know the ones, with the center spindle that holds the nutcracker and the nut picks and the bark is left on the outside. Would love to see you make one someday...hint, hint. :)
@@woodturningwithtimyoder Please do, Tim! I've turned hundreds of pieces with madrone, and it almost always warps and wrinkles -- even after it has been sitting for many months. That's just what it does.
Beautiful piece, Tim. But why did you keep the wood in a bucket of water? You suggested that madrone is not susceptible to cracking and it looked like it was coated in wax or sealer but that may have just been the gunk you referred to or an anomaly of photography. In any case, looked good. I look forward to whatever you will make from the rest of the piece.
hello friends greetings healthy and successful always. thank you for sharing knowledge and always faithfully watching your latest stuff I like your ideas👍👍👍👏
Great job. I love a solid bowl. With all your tools talents and time did you choose to round off a large chunk on the lathe? It must be easier on your tools and nerves to take off the corners on a band saw to rough it out further from there.
Very cool! (No pun intended) As has been asked already, please do a finishing video. I'd love to see what the wood looks like properly dried and finished. And, does Brian get hazard pay for turns like this?
I'm hoping that since it warped so much already that it might have released the stresses in the wood. Also Madrone is very resistant to cracking. Only time will tell though.
It looks good now. Do you think it will warp much as it dries? I know the oil will help. It ill be beautiful, warp or not. Thank you for sharing. Have a great day and stay safe. BTW will you be going to Chattanooga this June?
Madrone has a tendency to warp and crack very easily when in a block form. So storing it in water keeps it from doing that. Well it does if you only store it for a little while and not 2 years!
I love your light hearted of wood turning. I missed you from PBS several years ago. I love what you turned from the frozen block of wood.
Thanks Tim.
Thanks to you and Brian for doing another video. Always enjoyable. Hope to see more. Cheers, Tom
Tim, can you give us an update on this piece?
Good to have you back, Tim. Long time no see.
Always a pleasure to see you turn and laugh, and to listen to your educative comments (and laugh).
Madrone has got to be one of my favorites! Love how thin walled pieces wrinkle up like a raisin. Great video!
Turned out nice. Love the wet wood shavings too. Thanks for sharing.
That is some really pretty wood! Please do a Part 2 when you finish it up…
Looks good.
Very nice, great video!👍🏻
Wow that's a nice hunk of wood
Dang Tim. I want some of you madrone. I live in Northern CA and have cut chucks from a freshly downed tree and in the time is took me to get home (Cut to seal time was maybe 20 minutes.) I had checks starting. And not tiny ones.
well done
That's a lovely piece, would love to see the end result. Thanks for sharing Tim.
Thank u to both of u. Tim may u do a video on making pens ive got kits but the brass tube glueing it is a problem for me and don't know the best method to do it .
Beautiful Piece Tim 👍
Awesome bowl Tim great job.
So pretty!
Beautiful piece.
I really like how you tell what you're doing and why. I am completely ignorant of wood turning but I really enjoy watching it. It's rather soothing but I always wonder about the things I'm seeing. Like how you explained why you did what you did when you started to make the inside of the bowl. Thanks much for the education.
Beautiful Piece, Tim!
Haven't turned that wood in awhile but sure do remember the shower. Well done!
Quite the interesting wood. It looks like a piece of old barn wood, which might help identify it. The bowl looks fantastic!
Bom dia, sou Thiago queria saber quanto tempo o senhor deixa a madeira dentro da água?
Nice, also anxious to see how it cures!
Wow that's beautiful sir
Nice bowl 👌,thanks for sharing.
Thanks again for sharing your time and talent! KANSAS
Thanks Tim. I have learned a lot from your videos. Blessings
I guess you could say better lathe than never 😂 Wonderful video as always. I hope to get into woodturning one day, when I have my own space to do so. and when I do, these will be the videos I go back and watch to figure things out.
who's gouges are you using now ?
There are reasons we boil rough turned Madrone (about 1 hour per inch of thickness and let it cool in the water)
Love the things you make. Have you considered making a new 'replica' of those vintage Holiday Nut Bowls? I have mom's and it's older than I am and I'm 67. You know the ones, with the center spindle that holds the nutcracker and the nut picks and the bark is left on the outside. Would love to see you make one someday...hint, hint. :)
Great job! I like to turn madrona wet and let it dry into its own shape. Very artistic 😎
Nice bowl, Tim. are you going to eventually show us what happened to it when it dried?
Bill
I will if something weird happens and possibly will make a short on the final sanding and finishing.
@@woodturningwithtimyoder Please do, Tim! I've turned hundreds of pieces with madrone, and it almost always warps and wrinkles -- even after it has been sitting for many months. That's just what it does.
Beautiful piece, Tim. But why did you keep the wood in a bucket of water? You suggested that madrone is not susceptible to cracking and it looked like it was coated in wax or sealer but that may have just been the gunk you referred to or an anomaly of photography. In any case, looked good. I look forward to whatever you will make from the rest of the piece.
I was wondering the same thing. Wondered why it was soaking in the first place out of curiosity. This bowl turned out beautiful! Nice job!
hello friends greetings healthy and successful always. thank you for sharing knowledge and always faithfully watching your latest stuff I like your ideas👍👍👍👏
Beautiful grain and design. Have you ever used the product Pentacryl for wet turned wood to help prevent cracks?
Nice burl bowl!! As a beginner I have a question though....why was the blank soaking in water before you started?
Parabéns 👏
Great job. I love a solid bowl. With all your tools talents and time did you choose to round off a large chunk on the lathe? It must be easier on your tools and nerves to take off the corners on a band saw to rough it out further from there.
Very cool! (No pun intended) As has been asked already, please do a finishing video. I'd love to see what the wood looks like properly dried and finished. And, does Brian get hazard pay for turns like this?
Tim. Since it’s wet wouldn’t still crack turning it that wet?
I'm hoping that since it warped so much already that it might have released the stresses in the wood. Also Madrone is very resistant to cracking. Only time will tell though.
That green wood has me jealous. I'm working a piece of black walnut right now that's so dry it just spits out dust, not chips.
Would have made a great Elbo2 hollow form!
POV son: i want a new bowl
Tim yoder: alright I’ll go make ya a new one
It looks good now. Do you think it will warp much as it dries? I know the oil will help. It ill be beautiful, warp or not. Thank you for sharing. Have a great day and stay safe. BTW will you be going to Chattanooga this June?
I am planning to be there. Can't wait to see everyone again!
why would you store this wood in water ?
Madrone has a tendency to warp and crack very easily when in a block form. So storing it in water keeps it from doing that. Well it does if you only store it for a little while and not 2 years!
I am not sure but I think I got hit with one of those wet shavings…..? Great video sir, thanks for sharing !
I could have come over and filmed from above with muh drone.
From stinky frozen and ugly to beautiful bowl thanks for sharing great job👍👍👍👍
I know this is not a novel concept, but I start by cutting those corners off on my bandsaw.
Have wonder, if it smells that bad, did Mrs. Y let you in the house?😁
Yes, but I had to change my clothes!
why would you store a piece of wood in water for 2 years? wouldn't that just rot the wood and have a bunch of mold issues?
I got an idea asmr woodturning upload an hour long video with no commentary no music no anything just real time real audio woodturning
Time for a bath after that
Old Wet Madrone.... nothing smells like it (thankfully)