Woodturning | Walnut with 3 Colour Epoxy Resin | Restoration DIY
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- Опубліковано 14 жов 2024
- In this weeks episode from @RestorationDIY I make a bowl from a cut Walnut Blank 3 colour Epoxy Resin with a Segmented Black Walnut Rim, this is the first time I've used this combination of a blank cast in resin with a segmented rim and I was very happy with the end result, After this project I've decided to move away from this pedastal design Bowl so it may be the last one I do for quite a while, Take a look and follow me through each stage from start to finish, Subscribe if you havent already a thumbs up will be much appreciated and comments are always welcome.
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Some of the Equipment and Tools I use in my Workshop.
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Epoxy Resin
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Yorkshire Grit
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Mirka Polarshine 5 Finishing Compound
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Woodturning Tools.
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I too love your pedestal bowls. I watch several wood turners and no one else does them. Yours have such old world charm. Never stop making them.
Many thanks 🙂 I will be doing more along with other styles of woodturned projects.🙂🙂
I love them also. It always amazes me how your bowls come together so beautifully. Thanks for sharing your work.
I absolutely love your pedestal bowls and segmented ring bowls. They always turn out beautifully. Thank you for sharing your gorgeous works!
😎🙃❤️
Thank you so much 🙂
hey i love a good pedestal bowl, not everyone can make them look good and balanced like you. either way looking forward to what you do next
Thank you 🙂 I have a sneeking suspicion it's not the last you've seen of them 🙂
I like your pedestal bowls, not least because I haven’t seen anyone else do them; and this one is particularly nice but I’m looking forward to seeing what you come up with next. It’s also nice to hear a British accent (Yorkshire?). 🌞
Thankyou 🙂 it's not the last you've seen of them the pedestals will make an appearance every now and then, very close my accent is a cross off Lincolnshire and Oxfordshire 🙂
I like the pedestals
They will be returning 🙂🙂
awesome, stunningly beautiful and magnificent.
Thank you 🙂 🙂
Beautiful piece. Thank you for sharing
Thank you 🙂
Wow that’s gorgeous looking. Excellent job
Thank you 🙂
Turned out incredible!!
Thank you 🙂
Very nicely done, That gives me many ideas to try. Thank you for sharing your video.
Thankyou 🙂
I made the Gerry Bennett segmenting jig and it was well worth the time. I had perfect segments the first time and still having great results from its use
That's good to know, I'm looking forward to making it and putting it into use 🙂
Very nicely done mate lovely piece
Thank you 🙂
I like the pedestal bowls. Please don’t eliminate them completely from your selections.
I will still be making them , I've had a few requests to keep them so I'll have a think about some different ways to do them 🙂
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Thank you 🙂
Farewell pedestals. You will be missed.
I've had a few requests to keep doing them so they will be making a comeback 🙂
@@RestorationDIY Sir, you could turn a log into just a slightly different looking log, and it would still be a stunning work of art. It’s a privilege for us to be able to watch you work. Make whatever you like, I will eagerly watch in awe.
Thank you for the video. Turned out beautiful! Does the english walnut always tear out like that? And any idea why the cracks developed in the resin? Thank you.
The walnut was very dry and quite punky its not normally like that and the resin was overheating in the final stages of curing which caused the cracks after it cooled down, the voids are created by air released from the wood being trapped in the rapidly gelling liquid, priming the walnut / timber first with a clear coat of epoxy might help to reduce the problems I had. Many thanks for your question hope it helps.🙂
@@RestorationDIY take a quick look at Jim at Sprague woodturning he will show you how to avoid all those things, I promise.
That was a very quick response! I live on the Northamptonshire/Leicestershire border but am originally from Newcastle Upon Tyne. I also like to see that you use a Pro Edge, which was recommended to me by Dan at Yandles 🌞
The Pro Edge is a great piece of kit 👌 I'd be lost without mine 🙂
Do you sell the file for your segment thing you use for the ring? I have watched several of your videos and can't wrap my brain around how to make something like that on my 3d printer. Or any pointers on how you designed it? Thank you for any insight!
Hi, i dont sell the file at the moment. I hope to later this year when I get my website up and running, the template is fairly easy to design on sketch up, also if you watch some of my earlier videos I didn't have a template I used mixing sticks to space the segments to make the joints. 🙂 hope that helps. And good luck with your projects 🙂
Hey! I love your channel! Is there any way that I can send you a private message? I've contacted your email but I'm not sure if you still use that address
i still use that email.