Basket weave bowl from plywood
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- Опубліковано 6 жов 2024
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This bowl consists of 96 baltic birch plywood segments, and 24 walnut segments (120 total). All rings are about 3/4" thick, so the total height is just under 4.5". Overall diameter is roughly 11.5".
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Your videos are incredible! You have a combination of creativity, ingenuity, technical skill, patience, respect for your audience, and engaging screen presence that is truly remarkable!
+Stella Belikiewicz
Thank you so much!!
+Stella Belikiewicz
You have so right!!!
I agree. Beautiful.
Well said. I might add entertaining as well.
Mega Dittos!
I went down this youtube hole and came back astonished at the awesome skills you have!
I really appreciate the way you explain the technical aspects of how you went about creating / solving this. Nice work. Thanks for the video.
+DRMNZ
Thanks!
honestly this channel was quite a change of pace for my usual stuff,but this channel is so mesmerizing
I love your humor. That's the best way to saw the bowl off of the base....... I had to watch this video a couple of times. Also, that is a GREAT looking bowl!
+Smedleydog1
Thank you!
Fantastic work!!! I'm in a Sculpting-like class, and I made a chess piece, the pawn. (clay, haha) And If you'd like, I can send you a picture of the finished piece once it's done. I still need to let it dry out and turn it into Bisque ware, after that I'll glaze it and make the finished product. (My instructor is going to teach me how to make Glaze look like marble)
Very clear audio and video, step by step work accomplishment, and an excellent product. Who can beat that, JEREMY SCHMIDT, one of the few and the best.
This video was loaded with good stuff! The bowl itself is a masterpiece, and your delivery was great. Thanks ;)
+pocket83
Thank you!
Brilliant! The math of all those angles blew me away. This probably the most unique piece of plywood I've ever seen.
Thoroughly enjoyable video, and the bowl looks great!
+John Heisz
Thanks! :)
Incredibly talented young woodworker. I only wish I was a mildly autistic Canadian child of wildly affluent parents when I was a kid.
Ticky Tacky Instead you were born a salty, whining loser with no talent. Shame. Maybe we’d all be better off if your non “affluent parents” hadn’t brought you into the world at all. You don’t seem to be adding much to it.
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Wow! Not only a terrific looking bowl, but a great 3D sense of the geometric challenges in this project. Not to mention clever solutions to these challenges along with clear explanations of the grain/geometry issues. A model UA-cam video. Congrats! 🎉
Thank you!
"Just going to grab a saw and... Break it off" I laughed at that. I lol'd, in fact
how was that funny
Charles Wanous I feel sorry for you
I haven't laughed that hard in a video in a lonnnngggg time.
THATS WHAT SHE SAID!
denno021 to lazy to wait what part in the video did he say
I've always enjoy watching all of your videos, but this time, THIS time, you knocked it out of the park. Matthias finally has some competition. I was surprised to see your lathe tools weren't 6 inches shorter from all the sharpening you must have done. Plywood is so tough on them.
+Jimbo L
Thanks!
Haha, the lathe tools did lose a lot of length!
Very smart, really good work. This guy is gonna be one of those super turners....way beyond everyone else.
Just started watching your channel. I like the way you explain the processes and reasoning. You make things understandable and interesting and digestible.
am from the Caribbean and this really looks like the bush baskets the market vendors sell, only this one can hold liquids. nice idea, the video was very informative and so far I seen many wood turning videos and you the only one that I have seen that have actually use plywood to do a project, great job!
The whole time I watched this I just kept thinking wow that's smart. Great work.
same here. i was like .. is he a nerd? coz his measurements are all on point! wow
Never ceases to amaze me what creative ideas you can come up with to use plywood for. Looks great even if the glue up was a pain the results looked great.
Weave looks very cool at that angle!
+Wintergatan
Thank you!
You are an amazing young man. I show your videos to my young woodshop students. I am heartened to see young people carrying on custom woodworking. Anyone that says the younger generations aren't as good as others should watch your videos or teach school. The world is in your capable hands..........AWESOME
+Kelly Stone
Thank you!
I'm also really glad when I hear of young people making things. Thank you for showing these videos to young people, I appreciate that!
how did you get so good at woodworking at such a young age?! impressive work. very enjoyable. thank you
I don't know how you come up with these magnificent looking projects and then manage to make it look so simple to complete. You have a real gift and by all means continue using it and sharing it with others. I totally enjoy all of your videos.
God Bless My friend.
+Frank Ingram
Thanks! They really aren't difficult, they just take a lot of time.
Great idea. Great execution. A beautiful product. I would be proud to have that on my dinner table. Just gorgeous!
I admire your work ethic to make sure everything lines up properly - it's so much more pleasing to the eye when that happens. And I was impressed with your home-made thickness gauge. It's also nice to see a young man being able to function in and contribute to society without diddling his phone with his thumbs and plugs in his ears.
I was watching you glue and clamp all the rings together and they were sliding all over the place. If you sprinkle some salt in between the layers it stops the pieces from slipping and the salt just disolves. Cheers.
you are a multi talented young man. great job in every aspect (the actual work, video, editing, your commentary). you'll make an awesome instructor!
For no older than you are; you are a very gifted craftsman and you make excellent video's. This bowl is beautiful. You have a lot of great idea's on how to get things done around the shop, thanks for taking the time, like your sled. Beautiful bowl, excellent video. JD in Missouri
+Jack Dotzman
Thank you!
Well said! This states my sentiments precisely and JD just happens to be my first two initials too. What a coincidence. From Illinois...
Peace!
Beautiful Jeremy!. It really has the basket illusion thanks to the angles
Hey Jeremy, please do not take this the wrong way but you are a pure woodworking nerd and I love it. In my past life I was a shop fitter and would make jigs for everything. The way you explain everything in your video's is great. Great project and thanks for sharing.
somebody warn Frank Howarth! Impressive Mr. Schmidt.
I admire your ability to think outside the box when it came to matching the grains up like that!
It really does look like a basket weave. well done.
Sorry, I just looked and found the video on the sled. WOnderful. Always look forward to your postings....amazing. Thanks Jeremy.
7:59 that looked so cool! Great bowl too!
In this world of fast moving and fast pace life....it gives me real happiness.to see people like you who care to create that....
I love the ticking clock...meaning the awsome time it takes....
Im proud to say Ive seen your fantastic Video....
It should not be called a video...
But. An Amazing performance.
Wood Turners are in a class of their own. Congratulations.
That is a great bowl, also a big job. Well explained!
Who would have thought plywood could look so pretty. Lovely job.
Excellent video & project Jeremy.
That was a very creative approach to bookmatching your segmented layers. Kudos to you!
You're good at solving technical problems. You should pursue engineering as a career if you're not already.
The grain continuity method you show is really, really helpful. And the bookmatching! Fantastic work, thanks for sharing it.
I'm watching more and more of your videos so just got to this one - yeah 2+ years on. I have to say, your methods of creating the solid wood rings and the plywood rings were innovative. Plus, that's a really neat design.
Thanks!
"Now I'm gonna grab a saw and break it off" LOL
I have watched you forever even before John Heisz ,Jeremy. I am older(76 YO)and love your engineering and communication abilities also. Arthur Moore
Wow, just, wow! Where did you learn your stuff Jeremy? You've made some amazing pieces, hugely impressive!
+Mario Cappellano (The Woodfather)
Thank you! I'm mostly self-taught, with the help of some youtubers...
I used to do wood working high school. I absolutely loved it and got pretty good at it too. I wish I could pursue that and have my own machines....but that's a lot of money that I do not have! I guess I'll have to live vicarious through you! Love your videos!
Dang! Nice job!
I'm not a wood turning guy, but I watched the video because I knew you'd do something innovative or creative. As I expected... you're a smart guy. I love your creative solutions. Awesome bowl.
+Fernando Rosales
Thank you!
+Fernando Rosales
Thank you!
Spreading the glue with a credit card, like a boss.
Ok now your just showing off...I love it! Who would of thought a piece of plywood could be made to look so Good. Great video, thanks for sharing.
Awesome basket weave bowl. Now, fill it up with fresh fruit and place it on the dinner table.
like it
thats a piece of art. should be in a gallery. love your work :)
14:08 imagine jeremy clarkson doing a voiceover here "Now introducing the new bowl"
Looking for basket weaving vids I accidently came across this and was captivated until the end. Love the way you took us all the way through from beginning to end. In another life, I want all the tools you used, drum sander, table saw, and especially a wood lathe. I still have more power tools than my husband but the fanciest things I have is a compound miter saw and a drill press. Back to baskets now....
Looked like there was a hole at the bottom. Am I right?
+CyniuxD
Yes, but it's clogged with glue
Oh, its k then xd
+Jeremy Schmidt -got this from watching someone else's video: mix appropriate color sanding dust with glue, pack in any holes left over. Also, one gentleman used elongated rubber bands to hold the pieces in a ring. when the ring was too large, he tied a rope around the rings, put a smallish weight on top/middle, made sure the pieces lined up and tied a rope around them and in the knot of the rope, twisted it tight with a screwdriver, used something to hold the screwdriver (I couldn't see what - probably a rubber band! 😉), periodically checking alignment. Then he piled on more weights. That seemed to work, but I bet it takes a lot of practice. But you probably have figured this out all ready, just thought I'd pass the info on.
Impressive. Not only the bowl but also working out all the angles and grain matching. Nicely done.
+Mike Lange
Thanks!
There aren't really any angles to work out. It's just a normal 12-segment ring except it's cut with the blade tilted. And so long as the blade stays at the same angle throughout the project, everything will fit.
Why do bowls sit on the rim of the bottom? Why don't bowls simply sit on the entire bottom surface area? Same with mugs, cups, etc...
+Kovacs Kovacs
If there is a small bump or a piece of dirt on the table, it's more likely to land in the recessed middle area. If the bowl was flat then it would rock back & forth on the bump.
+Kovacs Kovacs
If there is a small bump or a piece of dirt on the table, it's more likely to land in the recessed middle area. If the bowl was flat then it would rock back & forth on the bump.
+Kovacs Kovacs
If there is a small bump or a piece of dirt on the table, it's more likely to land in the recessed middle area. If the bowl was flat then it would rock back & forth on the bump.
Anyone reading the replys, Jeremy has added a spot the difference challenge. Or has he? Find it if you dare
Also has to do with the weight of the circular object is basically all carried using the outer rim of the circle. So by cutting away the inside you actually lose next to no stability.
I enjoyed the creation of all your products ! Please make more and start selling them! They are really good quality stuff!
You are a brilliant young man. I wish you continued success as you move forward. Well done.
Your work is so satisfying to watch, its like a cure for anxiety. Thank you!
+Hao Nguyen
Awesome, you're welcome! :)
Another well thought out aand realized project, Jeremy, you are gathering quite a group of admirers and it is all well deserved.
On the subject of bowls and the finishing thereof, make yourself a LONGWORTH CHUCK; you'll find plenty of information about it, right here on UA-cam.
With your skills and brains, I am convinced that you'd be able to build one in your sleep. Think about it, cheers.
I’ve considered it. I thought about it a lot until I made a few a bowls this way, but this works well enough I’m not sure it’s worth it.
Beautiful job.
You have a great mind. I learned from my father-in-law, many years ago, that when you come up against a problem, it's just a challenge that needs to be solved. Often the solution means that you have work to do....so roll up your sleeves, and get to work.
the craftsmanship is topnotch but what makes me come back and watch is your great editing!
Hi Jer, Sweet project for all the loose wood around the shop. Nice design. Great skills.
Who knew that plywood could be so beautiful? I certainly didn’t. Very nice
Grab a saw and break it off lol! loved that! Bowl looks great!
Dude you're a genius, I'm as impressed as I could ever be. Awesome work.
Excellent, wow. I have not worked on lathe before. I just got my first one used and am restoring it. Got a list of things to practice on from some really great makers like your self Jeremy Schmidt.
A big dust collector hose with some mesh or window screen over the end is great for sucking small pieces away from the blade, but not up the hose. (An onion bag works great and is about the cheapest way to get something mesh in a hurry.) And a well done! I've never cut that many pieces without ending up with slight errors adding up to major problems.
Jeremy thats a splendid application of carpentry.. Never it occured to me to make a biwl of straight cut ply. Damn good..
very nice basket, I like the angle of the cuts to come up with such a beautiful pattern.
Are you some kind of Genius? I don’t even work with wood. I just look at random videos and have no trouble recognizing talent. Well done young man.
Bookmatching the ring. Very clever, I'm impressed by this simple and effective thought.
As usual, it was a pleasure to watch.
i wish i had these tools. or any tools in fact. Ill see if i can get some second hand stuff online. All these videos of woodturning are really hyping me up to see what i can do myself. Thanks for the great video.
Your a great presenter and your skill and ingenuity is to be admired. Great looking bowl. keep up the good work.
+Tony Jaros
Thank you!
Wow - such talent and I know how much more I have to learn - keep up the good work.
your attention to detail is beyond me! great job!
I like your commitment to supporting local businesses! Job well done!
That geometry didn't escape you at all. You made it look effortless. Very well done.
I'v built bowls like this before but I really liked how you explained how to build one. Very informative...you could be a teacher.
Awesome... awesome. Design and excecution and love that you go into the detail.... and no music yeaaah
That's one heck of a lot of work, but the results paid off! Very impressive, and that's a cool pattern you've achieved with alternating the plywood directions. I'm going to try some plywood segmented items myself. Consider making yourself a "press" for gluing up layers of a segmented blank. Makes the job a bit easier. Thanks again for sharing this project and giving us inspiration for our own turning projects!
Jer - Awesome figuring out of the patterns... The basketweave and the walnut grain. I love this type of brain teaser.
+Greg's Garage
Thanks! :)
One of the nicest plywood bowl I've seen. Thanks
Great! Nice result as well as video. I also turned a bowl out of it few years ago. Plywood can be challenging but always surprises with the final result. :) You inspired me for another plywood project. :)
Jeremy, I've said it before and I'll say it again... You are one seriously talented craftsman!
Deceptively simple.Simply beautiful...
I've just discovered this channel and I have to say, I see a rising star here! Welding, machining, tool making, woodworking, wood turning. If you do any gun smithing, I think I've found my new best friend!😉
You're so clever! I am not a woodworker (i just watch woodowrking vids for relaxation/entertainment/wishing-I-could-afford-to-become-a-woodworker purposes) and thoroughly enjoyed this.
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You are very ingenious, always brings a lot of interest to your projects. I like how you try to find new ways of doing things or improve proven method. Great job, great video and very nice finished product
+Thomas
Thank you!
So much work into this quite interesting object! Great video and great explanation!
+Get Hands Dirty
Thanks! :)
Jeremy: Watched most of your video about making a basket weave bowl and noticed that you had trouble with the wood pieces sliding around when you glued them up. You mentioned it several times. A little trick I learned gluing up some of my projects is sprinkling a little salt on the glue when you get it spread out and the wood pieces will not slide around when you put them together. It is worth a try.
Not just a bowl but a piece of art! Very nicely done Jeremy! Your creative skill keep getting better all the time! ;)
I was having a bit of a rough day when I found your videos. I don't know what it was, but watching you work helped me relax. Thanks and I hope you're doing well. ^^
+AccountNumber314
You're welcome! :)
Beautiful bowl, and perfectly edited step-by-step, so I feel I can recreate it, but you didn't hide how much work it will be!
I never thought plywood could look so beautiful. Exquisite work as usual. You make it look so easy too. I need a lathe now :-)
I'm really impressed with your skills and your shop.
Hey Jeremy, you can sprinkle a bit of table salt in a joint to grip the wood and keep it from sliding about when pressure is applied. Awesome work sir.
Very nicely done. Obviously you are a lot smarter than me. What you came up with for methods is amazing to me. I love it. Keep the great videos coming.
Very nice work from a truly talented artist!
I love the design and your execution. At the end I was looking at it and something seemed off. Then I realized it. You made four rings of plywood. I think five (or more, in odd increments) would be more aesthetically pleasing. With five rings it would alternate with three vertical pieces in alignment, then two vertical pieces in alignment, then three and so on. I am not dogging you at all. I think it is awesomely, I think I would like to try this sometime.
I think putting the vertical pieces on the bias also added a better aesthetic then having them perfectly vertical.
Good point; I see exactly what you mean. Thanks!