Woodturning a Modern tea light candle holder
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- Опубліковано 5 вер 2024
- Just a little modern twist on a tea light candle holder, made from a spalted maple tree branch from my backyard.
“Many of the woods I use are from trees that have been cut down due to disease or to make way for construction. This is wood that would otherwise be burned or end up in a landfill.
To me, it is exciting to find the hidden beauty in a chunk of wood. Even a very plain piece of wood offers design opportunities. When working with plain wood, I often enhance the wood by carving or burning. My carved and burned designs mimic textures and patterns found in nature.
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Excellent work, I love it.
Unique candle holder, Heather. Nicely done
Thank you so much Ward!
It looks great.
I like it! Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for watching ❤️
That came out really nice, Heather!
Thanks 😊
Fantastic Heather.
Thanks so much ❤️
❤very unique and beautiful.
Thanks Bonnie 😊
Definitely different but I like it .
Thanks Dennis 😊
Nice and unique idea! Always impressive to see lady woodturners 😉
Aww! Thank you so much ❤️
Great job Heather. Hope you can share it with us Wednesday.
I'll try Doug! I can usually listen, just can't always participate
Bravo belle réalisation merci pour le partage t bonne continuation
Thank you so much ❤️
Sweet. Amazon sells small tea lights that flicker. Actually look like a real candle burning.
I have some of those too! They are actually bigger in diameter than the actual candles though, so you have to decide which one you're going to use before hand.
Looks pretty nice! Well done 👍
Thank you so much for watching!
Was wondering through the video what it was but when you see it finished It looks a nice job nice bit of woodturning Heather
Thanks Michael 😊
Beautiful unusual design I love it well done
Thanks Colin!😁
What a beautiful design from such simple components ... just hope you don't trip while walking by it 😁
Your finish is what I believe is called friction polish, it requires that you put a reasonable amount of pressure onto the piece as it's spinning to generate heat ... it's the heat which creates the shine 👍
Thanks Barry! As for the friction polish, I added a bit more blo and tried it on another piece, and it worked perfectly!
Thanks for helping!
Nice piece
Thanks so much for watching Jim!
Really nice Heather, one thing " even though the candle is in metal there should be another metal holder ( Just in case ) "
You are definitely correct on that! Also, lit candles should never be left unattended
This is the first time I've seen your channel. I'm impressed with your work. Keep it up. I've subscribed.
Thank you for your videos
Thank you so much Paul ❤️ I've only been turning for 3 years, so I still have lots to learn. Here's to hoping I can keep you entertained!😊
Heather
You do an amazingly beautiful job. One day I hope I can make things happen like that. ❤it.
That came out fantastic. Pretty wood and very interesting project. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks Clint 😄
Une réalisation superbement orchestrée pour un magnifique résultat.J'adhére👍
Merci beaucoup 👍
I wonder if you forgot to turn on the light of the box when you did the glamour shot at the end. Picture seemed a little dark 😊
Yep...I did...it's not a proper light box either. It's just a box with white paper on the inside. Someday I'll be able to afford a proper one...or remember to use the flash on my camera 😬
Very well done Heather !! Looks like bone a bit - notice how it fades to whitish towards the antler tip ? Thanks for sharing. Take care. -Mike p.s. do you like the MinWax ? It's my goto topcoat.
Thanks Mike! I don't really "see" the bone resemblance...but you do you! Lol
I have been using the minwax antique oil for quite a few years on my pyrography and just never tried it on my turnings! This is the first time trying, and I will definitely keep using it
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Lovely piece could you put up the finished dimensions please.
Thanks! And the piece is 9" tall, and each "cone" is 2.5" at the wide end. Hope this helps