Woodturning - The Mahogany Inlay Box
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- Опубліковано 6 кві 2016
- I'm quite pleased with the end result on this project. a nice little box with mahogany inlays. I hope you all enjoy the watch. All the best NZ
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Please note that my channel is for entertainment purposes only. You should NOT rely solely upon the information and techniques discussed and displayed in my channel.
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The difference in your old videos and new videos is amazing. I enjoy your old videos, but love your personality really coming through in your newer videos. Your are wildly entertaining as well as highly skilled. Love seeing the progression. Keep up the great work.
i've just stumbled on this one and the difference is style of of his older videos to the newer ones is amazing. LOVE seeing the on camera transformation and growth of personalities
I also love these old video, because here still beautiful wood was turned into gorgeous things. Unfortunately, nothing more of this can be seen today.
2024 here. Agreed
Loving the stripes this way.
Found your videos by what Bob Ross would call a “ happy accident” and am now binge watching, love your work!
Just came across this older video. I laughed when you said, very unenthusiastically, that you're not fond of resin. I love the way you use it now. You're so creative and adaptable.
love these old ones alot
I found your channel a week or so ago Nick and subscribed immediately. To see the growth of your channel and the change in editing from 2016 to 2020 is quite remarkable. However, your artistry and craftsmanship is apparent in all of your videos, your love for what you do and humor make your channel a must watch. So tata from Tennessee, USA across the pond. Cheers!🍻👍
This had to be before you found your groove and started showing us your cool and Funkadelic side. 😀
been binge watching Nicks videos and its good to see the progression from the early days to his latest uploads
9. Bn
The epitome of finesse and doing what you love. 🍻👍
I love how that round box turned out!! The button finishes it off beautifully!!
When i pulled up this video I thought maybe you were sick, you were so mellow. Then I saw the date!! I like the new Nick tons better!! Oh, the box is nice too.
I've watched some of your more recent videos where you mix resin and wood together.
The projects turn out Amazing! I love the mix of two together.
Also your comedic side is very entertaining in your more recent videos.
Still appreciate the older more relaxed videos time again.
Good work Nick!
Love the piece.
That little pot is really cute!! Love the contrast!!!
I'm watching in 2019 and let me say Nick, you become a master at wood and resin. Your pieces progress beautifully!
Watching you from your beginning here in 2022. I like the different forms of your pots and bowls here in the beginning. They had form. Mostly what I can say is, “You’ve come a long way, baby!”
I started watching you not to long ago and going from what you are doing currently back to this video is a big change. You have come a long way from this point and I look forward to seeing what you do next. Keep it up.
I love your work but I watch for you and the fun you bring. I know this is an old video but I wanted to check you for a pulse! Please don't go back to this quiet reserved personality! WE LOVE OUR FUNKADELIC NICK!!!
You make the coolest stuff. I wish you had more in your store
dont give up making vids i love them and im going to watch them all
I am thrilled to see one with a foot!! Just beautiful!! I had my doubts about the button, but I think it is just the right touch!
Yes some of them need a foot
Always Fun To Watch Your Videos.
Oh Nick, that is cute as a Button! No pun intended! Great size to drop in rings and pierced ear rings, to keep from losing them!
Golly... I'm 5 years in the future, and UA-cam decided that tonight was the night to show me this!
Glad you changed your mind and are working with wood and resin. You make some awesome projects. The all wood projects are excellent as well. Keep up your skills and fun videos. 🥰😜🤪🥴
Hey Nick, I just wanted to say that I just got done watching one of your other vids and you were very appreciative to all of us out here in viewer-world, and I wanted to say thank you--for the good quality of your video (the picture itself and the sound) and I personally really like your risk taking approach to trying new things, and your projects have given me some great ideas--rock on brother!!!
Lovely little pot and I do love the different shades in the mahogany wood.
Man that's a very nice little bowl you made there! You're so creative! Thank you for sharing! ♥️🌼🦋🥀💋
been subscribed for a year now, just started watching these older videos and oh what a difference. not as much of the comedic touch, just a wood turner in his shop.
I've been watching your videos for a while now and I thought this one was pretty interesting because you included the sounds of the tools working in some places instead of the music. I think it's a good idea to leave the sound in! It really adds to the effect. I know that in some of the newer videos you do a lot of fast forwarding through the turning parts but I think you should bring this back in future videos! I love them all anyway, great work sir.
You know Nick I absolutely enjoy all your videos.. You are extremely informative and I enjoy watching it takes me away from the seriousness of everything going on around me today.. Well done and keep up the great work... Also I very much enjoy your resin videos and such especially the furniture..
Saving up for my lathe and tools now. Love your videos. I am certain my wife will want a little box like this one.
I love your work, but I am so happy I found your newer videos first. While the final product is beautiful and further pushes me into wanting to try wood turning myself, the process was painful to watch. With your newer videos I find myself loving the project just as much as you.
Agreed. I look forward to opening UA-cam n seeing anything he's put up. Legit nice guy with a great attitude...
I'm a recent viewer to your site, and I've noticed very pleasant and zany change in your delivery, from matter of fact to off the wall and well excentric!!!!!.AND I LIKE IT, KEEP IT UP DARLIN...., I've learnt so much more from the slightly excentric you as you make it fun, and learning should be exactly that. thank you.
A very calm Nick to what you get to in 6years on
Absolutely gorgeous
Just caught up. How the years fly by. Great work Nick 2021
Hello Nick I just wanted to say I have been watching some of your videos and your ideas and even risk you have taken gave me a wealth of confidence to get out there and try some work. Thank you very much.
This has to be an old vid “ I don’t like using resin” says the resin king 😂😂
Keep up the good work mate 👍👍👍
I have to say I love your videos. I’m not a woodworker myself, I’m a needle filter, but watching artists and craftsmen such as yourself brightens my day and makes me wish i could turn wood. Who knows maybe one day I’ll get the chance. so I can’t offer advice, but I thought you should know you are appreciated. so thank you
Love this piece.
Nick...it's beautiful!!!
I thought I'd see an inlaid box emerge but kept watching for the making of a nice layered jar
Pretty little pot. The button in the top was great. Thanks
Love this! It is beautiful. ❤
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Awesome work!!!
Very nice box, with the inlays and of course, the button.
Thanks
James
Quite beautiful.
I've worked with alot of different kinds of wood being a stair builder for years. I think my 2 favorite kinds to work with were mahogany and poplar. The different shades of poplar are awesome. And white pine is cool also.
THIS POT TURNED OUT VERY NICE ALSO..
Beautiful job as always. I noticed that you don't cut the corners off when rounded the blank. I thought if you did tat you'd have little scraps of wood for a resin project and it would be easier to round off.
BEAUTIFUL! Beautiful! BEAUTIFUL!
I like the way you sandwiched the color contrast Nick. Looks quite stunning. For this being one of your earlier turnings you did an amazing job...Well done Nick...!The button is a nice touch...!
I've hen messing with resin... Not really fond of it, really.... LOL! Well, sir, THAT certainly changed! 😂💜
Looks beautiful...I love the circle pattern in wood..very retro
Great piece , the walnut and mahogany go great together. Another well done project. Take care and cheers my friend.
Very inspirational, I have over 1/2 ton of mahogany, that I salvaged from work. Old obsolete core boxes and pattern molds that were used for making forklift counter weights. And wondered if they would turn on a lathe .
Nice box. Like the shape and love the button. Thanks!
Great job Nick. Love your work
No-Nonsense Nick! Definitely an old school, all work, no play, instruction sans entertainment. A good base on which to build, and build you did, wow!! Talk about evolution! So question is, which one is the "Real" you. Was the personality seen today, always just under the surface?
Really enjoy your videos. Respect from Texas,
Very nice Nick! Thanks for sharing. On most of my turnings I use 2 homemade finishes: for the final sanding I have mixed Bees wax, mineral oil and tripolli grit and for a friction polish I have mixed shellac, beeswax, a paste wax and denatured alcohol. I've used this for about 3 years and am pleased with the hard, very shinny finish it produces!
Take care, Dave
Hey David, thank you for the comment and for watching. very kind of you . All the best Nick
Beautiful work!
Looks good enough to place some semi-precious gems in it. As an inlay that is. Nice work.
+Charlie Blum Hey Charlie, Yes I agree. thanks for watching All the best
Another beautiful piece. You are amazingly talented!
Beautiful work. Love the music choice too
I love this urn. It’s beautiful and very creative.
Love your work! Your video's are straight forward. The button idea is very cool... I guess I will be in search of some buttons. LOL
Before Yorkshire Grit and Shellawax became your special friends 😄
you do beautiful work.
That's awesome would make a great urn or candy jar
Cute, really cute. Xxx
ca finish on boxes in my opinion is the bomb
good job on that mahogany box nz wood works
Daniel Parker thanks buddy 👍🏽
looks great
+Dallas Woiken Thank you Dallas . All the very best
Here on the 23/12/22 rewatching 😁
Like the inlays!
+AnkleBiter Woodworks Thanks AnkleBiter .
Nick that was a nice box I wish some times we could buy one Mo.
If you haven't done already can we have a video on wood. Where you source, of where you store and how much you have at any given time. Love the channel.
That piece on the back of the button is called the “shank”.
The Nick here and the Nick we know now......
It almost looks like some Pokèmon evolution...
His videos are now cooler and "Funkaaeeeeyyyyy"
nz nice work.
+Robert Kutz Thank you
In the future, you'll need 1.21 Gigawatts of resin. I would just stock up now.
This must be one of the earlier ones before he let his personality shine through
I have enjoyed watching a lot of your videos. I am going to be buying my first lathe soon. I have been looking around online and I was wondering what tips you could give me on my first lathe. I would like it to have plenty of power so not to bog down.
This is quite a old video I must have missed . such a different style to your more resent ones where you let your personality
Come through a bit more . But still great ideas I will be looking through my button box with a lot more interest.
For a good finish i use Auto motive rubbing compound after sealer and sanding to 600. finishing with Tcut for mettalics. then car wax polish.
+Richard S Thanks Richard. All the best
i like it a lot. it would be much cooler if the lines were at diagonal rather than straight up and down on this one; however, that is just my opinion. :D keep up the good work. i love watching your videos
You should name something with a hidden area... to store valuables in... like a vase that the base comes off and in the bottom is a small opening to store things!!!! Does that make sense? I hope so lol 😂
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Thank you , Very kind. Take care and thanks for watching my channel
W😍O😍W!
Nice box as always,but i have a question. So, I've been watching a bit and I wonder . is the Wood Wax 22 a lot different than a regular paste wax? (I haven't been able to find it to compare)
where did you get the instrumental version of Consume please
Yes very nice,I've been turning wood for over 30 years , I find that if u dampen with a little water,after the 400 paper.and then after 2/3 mins its dry,and then use a 600 grit,
THEN TURN THE GRIT PAPER OVER..and rub a couple of min's then your oils.
I much better finish. By the way I only have a metal lathe.Have a good day.
Thanks Jimmy, this is a great help. thanks for watching . All the best
I just love your work. You are very good at what you do and your imagination is amazing! I do have a couple of questions. One, Why do you make everything so small? Two, and the most important question, why do you wear your wedding band on your right hand?
The wedding band can be worn on the left or right, its really just personal choice.
In places like Poland, wearing it on the right hand is more common than the left.
Take a look at Cap'n Eddie Castelin video #206 for how he does a 'Glass Finish'.
My only problem with it is that it is too small! Beautiful piece! I love it!
Living in the UK,do you find that the wood,gets moisture in the wood ?
U ever try turning just a clear resin blank?
Viscosity not velocity lol but I absolutely love this and everything you make
Love your videos, Nick. Where do you get all of your little buttons and bobbles and things?
Hey Nick - love your series however I think you forgot to lock down your tailstock spindle. It is waving in the breeze! That might cause wobble or worse. Martin