Woodturning With Naked Turner Australian Red Cedar Bowl
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- Опубліковано 2 бер 2016
- In this video I turn a beautiful piece of Australian or Queensland Red Cedar into a bowl. This piece of wood was gifted to me by Leslie from Australia,
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THAT GRAIN JUST SHINES!!!!!! BEAUTIFUL!!
+CHRIS MARKERT Thank you for watching Chris
Beautiful bowl! Some woods are just a joy to work with and make your job seem easier.
Thanks again Rick I love Walnut
I love the fact that your wife brought you some juice. beautiful wood and an awesome finish.
Thanks Jeremy me too.
Very nice bowl. I'm liking your commentary on how to present the tool to the work for various types of cuts.
+rgoodleaf Thank you!
Another beautiful piece Erik, very well filmed with some important tips "revealed".
Take care
Mike
+Mike Waldt Thank you Mike a bit long but I have been getting questions and comments about finishing and longer how to videos.
Erik, you've outdone yourself with this one, awesome work. Great wood Leslie!
Thanks for the comment. this was all about the wood and the finish
Great job and excellent finish!
+Loren Moon Thank you Loren
Thanks for sharing your work
Thanks for watching!
Beautiful bowl and a great demonstration of turning and finishing techniques
Thanks Steve
Thank you for sharing .
My pleasure!
Hi Erik, a new subscriber here. Aussie red cedar is highly prized as a furniture timber and at one time was called Red Gold. Beautiful job you've done on a rare and hard to get timber.
Thank you John!
Bravo super réalisation !!!!
+Jean-Marie Boisse Thank you so much I appreciate it Jean-Marie
stunning pc of wood well done be safe
+ gmanlipripper Thank you Gman
Its a lovely bowl with an excellent finish. There were some very helpful hints on finishing.
Thanks for uploading
James
+icespeckledhens Thank you so much!
Wow, another nice finished piece. Thank you for sharing once more Erik.
This Australian red cedar is awesome to turn and finish!
Beautiful bowls you made.that red cedar is nice looking, I think I'll have to buy some of that.
Thanks and make sure it is Australian red cedar.
Nice one mate! I got here looking for options to finish an Australian Cedar cabinet that I am building. Whilst I can't burnish a whole cabinet, I still took some good tips away from your finishing regime. Thanks!
Thanks Benjamin! So glad you took something useful from this video!!
Erik it is wonderful to see you work again and hear that fantastic voice of yours. The bowl the shine the chatoyance in this bowl is breathtakingly stunning and beautiful.
I really appreciate your kind words Kobie
A very nice piece again.
Take care - Hubert
Thanks Hubert
Beautiful work as i know you do. This was exceptional Just beautiful
Thanks Paul
Love the grain. Thanks for taking the time to go over your finishing process in such detail.
+AnkleBiter Woodworks I had a request to do this finishing detail and thought I would address that while turning this amazingly beautiful Piece of Australian Red Cedar or Toona. Thank you AB.
Thanks Erik for sharing your work. Beautiful piece of wood. I enjoy your videos. Thanks again.
+Stafford Hillman Thank you Stafford
Beautiful Piece Erik. You shed light on most of the questions that people have on finishes. Great Job
+Al Furtado (Rebel Wood Turner) I was trying my best to make a detailed prep and friction rub finish video. Thanks Al
outstanding job and the finish it is the best, my wife in in Tamworth Australia visiting our daughter and grand kids I must ask her to bring back some red cedar and red gum from over there
get some Hairy Oak too you will like it.
+Erik Anderson Tom, Tamworth would have had a lot of red cedar. The good thing is, it is light. Red gum is heavy.
Beautiful! Nice work!
Thanks Chris
Thanks, Eric. Might be the best video of yours. Enjoyed that you included r.p.m. speeds and finishing details so often left out by other turners.
+William Estep Thank you William
Beautiful piece. I really like the finish. Thanks for the step by step info on the finish.
+Tom Seymour Thank you Tom this wood was sweet to work with.
erik very nice turning and finish.
Thanks Robert.
Beautiful wood and thanks for your detail on the finishing...I love the simple bowl shape. It really shows off the grain.
Thank you Fifi
Once again thanks Erik, I have been using a different polish but after watching your tutorial I will try your juice. I must endorse Stephen Sayers note a bout care with this wood. Stay cool mate.
+Leslie Barker Thank you Leslie, this wood is amazingly wonderful to work with and smells a lot like Sapele
+Leslie Barker I wore my Shield and I had good ventilation, I have no dust collection for my lathe yet.
+Erik Anderson I must say, it also looks very like your other two bowls. They all look super. I am learning to run on the bevel but I don' t have a bowl gouge, yet. Next purchase.
I made my first bowl gouges from old drill bits. Thanks Leslie
Thanks Erik, the detail on finishing is much appreciated. Great looking bowl!
Thanks
Beautiful bowl Erik, and thanks for walking through your preparation and finishing process, your finishes always look awesome.
Thanks Bill
Beautiful bowl. Cedar makes some lovely products.
Thank you! This is not Cedar it is Australian Cedar which is not a cedar at all butmore of a gumwood of some kind
Thanks for the great detail and tips. What a beautiful bowl!
+Bob Glynn Thanks Bob!
Thanks for the detail on the finish Erik, that is amazing wood!
Thank you and I am glad that you enjoyed that detail on finishing!
hermoso trabajo y hermosa pieza de madera para ser trabajado gracias por todo jorge de argentina
+ Jorge fernandez Thank you Jorge
Stunning wood! Beautiful job!
Thanks Darin
Beautiful bowl, great video and all around good job. You're lucky to get your hands on such fabulous woods. I sent you a PM on an unrelated matter.
Thanks Gil I will check my messages.
I'm a new subscriber, and I find your videos and talent amazing! I don't turn wood myself, but the process fascinates me. I love seeing the beauty of the wood captured in your creations. Thank you for sharing and taking the time to make videos.
Thank you so much for watching my videos, I am glad you enjoy them, please share them with your friends, I am trying to grow my female audience because I only have about 8 % female viewers and would like to have more. Thanks again!
like always you did a great job.cedar wood is my favorite.
+Jose Alvarez Thank you Jose
Sorry about the previous spelling mistake. I.e cedar.
no prob
Love the flame job!
Thank you Chris
That is one beautiful piece of wood and you did a very nice job finishing it.
Thank you Richard!
Very beautiful! I can't wait to get into turning myself!
+Zachary Thomas I hope you have fun and turn safe!
I really enjoy watching your videos and I have learned a lot from you...thanks!
Thank you so much Carol, that is why i do it!
Hi Eric,
A beautiful bit of turning.
Being in Australia I use Australian cider a lot as each piece comes up different every time.
Thanks for your tips.
Much appreciated.
Keith Hart.
Thank you Keith!
Typically I stay away from any cedar..like the following woods..all in the same family....western red, incense, Alaska yellow, redwood and sequioa, Spanish cedar and Mexican cedar.. I have COPD since 2003...all of the dust..even with a respirator hammers my lungs..the dust is so fine it lingers and hangs on equipment for weeks.. The wood is quite pretty and very light in weight and able to resist molds.. as for finish..the woods does not coat very well and oil is about all I used to do with it..The wood is very soft and dent able and thus bumping it messes it up..the wood is hazardous...but I see you effort made it shine and always happy to see your result.. thanks.
Thanks Terry,
This is not a cedar at all and is not light it is very heavy and is a gum tree or one of the many types of gum eucalyptus. No relation to cedar what so ever. The british would just name things not knowing what things really were. If you ever get a chance it is a beautiful wood.
Erik Anderson thanks Eric.. was just trying to protect folks.. and I hope I get to try som gum...someday..cheers..
beautiful wood you do amazing job thank you
Thank you James!
That is a beautiful bowl I really like that wood wish it was available I have Eastern Red Cedar on my farm I turn it a lot but that is just really beautiful wood
+Jerry Puckett I thank you Jerry and I too have been turning some beautiful western Red Cedar and the bowls are amazingly light and beautiful. This wood is amazingly nice to work with the Toona is sweet.
Loved it.
+Brian Binns Thanks Brian
beauty ....really nice...thanks for sharing
Thanks Bazzinator much appreciated!
Another beautiful piece Erik, as always you did a great job mate,
Take care
Harry
+The Little Garden Shed Workshop Thank you Harry!
love watching your videos,like how explain all your movements in your turnings ...beautiful little bowl👍👍👍
lovely work inspirering
Thanks Paul!
Once again Erik, awsome, great job, Very inspiring i'm very new to wood turning, I only got a Lathe last week, not used it yet "no chisels" but will have soon hopefully, Thanks for the tip "walnut oil from the supermarket"...I would be greatfull for any more tips like that..... Many thanks
Henry Taylor Diamic tools are great, glen Lucas tools, old 1940's buck bros tools and Carter and Son if you have the funds are really nice. I have 300 videos and many of them are educational and have little jewels of asdvice for turners, I hope you find some more inspirational info for you held ther within my videos and other wood turners.
Hi Erik! Great video my friend! I enjoyed a lot the finishing process, very clear and very effective. The wood is a beauty and your turning let's it show it. Thanks for sharing! Cheers! Daniel
Thanks Daniel, this wood is really nice to work with.
like always beautiful piece Erik wil try to make the shine juse
+ Alex Van Gasse Thank you Alex
Very nice. Try Spanish cedar you will like it.
+Pierre Nadeau Thank you Pierre
Really pretty.
Thank you Jackie
Very informative and interesting video
Thank you Florence, I have been making some new videos that have some changes in technique, I hope you get a chance to check a few of them out. Thanks again for the comment.
Looks really good there Boss...hope I can do about 25% as well as you do...thank you and keep on turning.
Thanks Don
Wonderful looking bowl. It sounded like the wood was very hard, not like our soft cedar.
Thanks Tim this is not really Cedar but it was wonderful to turn
Sehr schön
+Mario bt1100 Thank you Mario!
Eric you have certainly done this wood justice, coming from Aus I have turned a fair bit of this in lidded boxes and Christmas ornaments but your bowl is far and away better.
Also have found out from Capt Eddie about his shine juice a great starting point for experimenting with different mixes thank you for sharing.
Thank you Stephen
Beautiful job. Simple yet finished as smooth as a babies bum. That's what I have to work on, I get so hung up about the form of the object and just throw a finish on. Both the finish and item I suppose are just as important, or go hand in hand 🤚Cheers, Sean
Thanks Sean
That looks great, I need to get 600 grit and try that, you make it look easy I find turning cedar is easier the hard woods to turn, any other soft wood would you recommend?
Thanks
My comment as below with several exclamation points!!
Thanks Ernest
Beautiful Turning. When you reversed the bowl did you tighten the chuck onto the foot or expand the jaws into the small mortise? I really like the time you spent to explain the finish. That was so helpful. Please keep up the videos and thanks.
Thank you Bill, I expanded into the mortice with my scrolling jaw chuck and that is it. I have 300 videos on my channel I hope you find some inspiration and useful tips and tricks that I drop as gems in the content. Thank you for noticing this one. This is my finishing video Gem! You found it and I hope you enjoyed and were inspired. I am changing my technique all the time, and that is the key to a successful journey, change it up all the time. If you feel comfortable change it up!
Need to add links for the other wood turners that you talk about on this video.
Thanks James, I do that sometimes but this time I just mentioned some of the same turners that I had listed before. Sorry for that!
Hi Eric,
I turn many Aussies red ceder bowls here in Australia. I find that you do not need to use wire wool on this wood it does not need it. Please please use a mask and turn on your dust collectors when turning red ceder.
+Stephen Sayers Thank you Stephen
Beautiful piece, do you feel that you get a better finish using cloth verses paper towels, I get those swirls too.
Thank you Jimmy
Yes I do thing I get better finish with cloth
Wonderful Erik... you have a great friend in Les, however this new wood you receive really annoys me! We have so few turnable species in the UK compared to what seems like hundreds in the US and now you are getting all the fabulous antipodean varieties too. Not fair ;-)
Cheers
Tom
+Tom Stratton Thank you Tom, I just got lucky here with several generous woodturners sending me wood from various places. and I feel very luck and responsible for treating the timbers with great respect.
how do you prevent tear-out from the inner side of the bowl? I can't seem to not get at least 1 section that just doesn't look good, even after sanding.
I will often times have small tearout areas even after shear scraping. sharp very sharp tools, shear scraping with your bowl gouge helps and very light passes. Once sanded wet sanding with walnut oil helps as well