Woodturning Cracked Oak – Will It Hold Together? @MattJordanWoodturning
Woodturning Cracked Oak – Will It Hold Together?  @MattJordanWoodturning
Uploaded June 2025 | Updated September 2026, 4 days ago
In this video, I take on a unique challenge — turning a beautiful but severely split piece of French oak that was gifted to me. The wood had a major split down one side, which meant I had to get creative right from the start.

To keep the piece together safely during the initial turning, I used two large jubilee clips as a temporary solution. After roughing it out and getting a basic shape, I designed and 3D printed a custom mould to support the next step: resin casting.

With the mould in place, I poured resin into the split, giving the piece both strength and a striking visual element. Once the resin had fully cured, I returned the blank to the lathe and turned it into a finished vase.

I completed the piece with Shellac and a final polish to bring out the rich tones of the oak and the glossy clarity of the resin.

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