RickTurnsYou know them. One might be your neighbor. Or sit in the cubicle next to you at work. It looks harmless. No one would suspect the depths of corruption that might lurk inside that tenon. It is a tragedy......when good tenons go bad.
Woodturning: When Good Tenons Go Bad..........RickTurns2020-07-08 | You know them. One might be your neighbor. Or sit in the cubicle next to you at work. It looks harmless. No one would suspect the depths of corruption that might lurk inside that tenon. It is a tragedy......when good tenons go bad.
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The music during the close of the video, "Happy Little Elves" by Audionautix, is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license (creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0) Artist: http://audionautix.comThe Last Last Week in WoodturningRickTurns2023-03-05 | Yep, Last Week in Woodturning is shutting down. Had a severe Windows problem that I couldn't recover from, and had to wipe my hard drive and reinstall Windows from scratch. I've been reinstalling applications for a week now. The effort to rebuild all my infrastructure to keep my database going is too much for me, at least at the moment. But....I intend to start making real woodturning videos again soon!Last Week in Woodturning - February 11 to February 17, 2023RickTurns2023-02-18 | Last Week in Woodturning - February 11 to February 17, 2023
At the end of every week, I produce playlists of the woodturning videos that were published on YouTube in the previous week. This list is built from data that I have extracted from YouTube via the YouTube Data API. I began collecting data at the beginning of 2016. I run my data extraction program once a week, and then ensure that the videos located are correctly identified as applicable to woodturning.
#woodturning#wood turning#rickturnsLast Week in Woodturning - February 4 to February 10, 2023RickTurns2023-02-11 | Last Week in Woodturning - February 4 to February 10, 2023
At the end of every week, I produce playlists of the woodturning videos that were published on YouTube in the previous week. This list is built from data that I have extracted from YouTube via the YouTube Data API. I began collecting data at the beginning of 2016. I run my data extraction program once a week, and then ensure that the videos located are correctly identified as applicable to woodturning.
The video images you see at the beginning of this video from a few of last week’s woodturning videos. Here are links to those videos: Glenn & Liza Teagle UK Woodcraft & Carbide Chisels - aluminium handle using Carbide Woodturning tools - youtube.com/watch?v=c-HhDogPgZA JOSE GIORDANO Torneado en madera. - natural edge !! Torneado en madera con borde natural - youtube.com/watch?v=k0NuAzMr0PQ Epps Creations - Organ Bowl - Woodturning an organ into a bowl - youtube.com/watch?v=OohqLyhcrxA Clint at Wood Dancers - The Bark Inclusion Adventure - youtube.com/watch?v=yiLEOo8eKp8 William Kenny - a bowl from Californian Lilac. - youtube.com/watch?v=qsiyP_p0_-o
Here are links to the new or newly found woodturning channels I found: Mountain Laurel Woodworks ytube.io/3aoP Roni Craft ytube.io/3aoQ
#woodturning#wood turning#rickturnsLast Week in Woodturning - January 28 to February 3, 2023RickTurns2023-02-05 | Last Week in Woodturning - January 28 to February 3, 2023
At the end of every week, I produce playlists of the woodturning videos that were published on YouTube in the previous week. This list is built from data that I have extracted from YouTube via the YouTube Data API. I began collecting data at the beginning of 2016. I run my data extraction program once a week, and then ensure that the videos located are correctly identified as applicable to woodturning.
#woodturning#wood turning#rickturnsLast Week in Woodturning - January 21, 2023 to January 27, 2023RickTurns2023-01-29 | Last Week in Woodturning - January 21, 2023 to January 27, 2023
At the end of every week, I produce playlists of the woodturning videos that were published on YouTube in the previous week. This list is built from data that I have extracted from YouTube via the YouTube Data API. I began collecting data at the beginning of 2016. I run my data extraction program once a week, and then ensure that the videos located are correctly identified as applicable to woodturning.
#woodturning#wood turning#rickturnsLast Week in Woodturning - December 31, 2022 to January 20, 2023RickTurns2023-01-22 | Last Week in Woodturning - December 31, 2022 to January 20, 2023
At the end of every week, I produce playlists of the woodturning videos that were published on YouTube in the previous week. This list is built from data that I have extracted from YouTube via the YouTube Data API. I began collecting data at the beginning of 2016. I run my data extraction program once a week, and then ensure that the videos located are correctly identified as applicable to woodturning.
The video images you see at the beginning of this video from a few of last week’s woodturning videos. Here are links to those videos: Mauro il tornitore - Shell bowl - Ciotola con conchiglie - youtube.com/watch?v=-Q69vU7AyuQ Casey Martin - First Time Wood Turning In 3 Years...What Could Go Wrong? - youtube.com/watch?v=UDtvme1MnHs Adam Daniel Woodturning - Woodturning well designed Oak plate - youtube.com/watch?v=8kyKgUeEwo8 HS Wood & Resin Art - EXPLODING EGG Night Lamp - Resin Art, Woodturning - youtube.com/watch?v=4mE5kYOsvUA Jim Rodgers Woodturner - Making a segmented vessel with varying sized spacers and segments - youtube.com/watch?v=K2WT1IHpKuw
#woodturning#wood turning#rickturnsLast Week in Woodturning - December 24 to December 30, 2022RickTurns2023-01-01 | Last Week in Woodturning - December 24 to December 30, 2022
At the end of every week, I produce playlists of the woodturning videos that were published on YouTube in the previous week. This lists is built from data that I have extracted from YouTube via the YouTube Data API. I began collecting data at the beginning of 2016. I run my data extraction program once a week, and then ensure that the videos located are correctly identified as applicable to woodturning.
#woodturning#wood turning#rickturnsLast Week in Woodturning - December 10 to December 23, 2022RickTurns2022-12-24 | Last Week in Woodturning - December 10 to December 23, 2022
At the end of every week, I produce playlists of the woodturning videos that were published on YouTube in the previous week. This lists is built from data that I have extracted from YouTube via the YouTube Data API. I began collecting data at the beginning of 2016. I run my data extraction program once a week, and then ensure that the videos located are correctly identified as applicable to woodturning.
#woodturning#wood turning#rickturnsLast Week in Woodturning - December 3 to December 9, 2022RickTurns2022-12-10 | Last Week in Woodturning - December 3 to December 9, 2022
At the end of every week, I produce playlists of the woodturning videos that were published on YouTube in the previous week. This lists is built from data that I have extracted from YouTube via the YouTube Data API. I began collecting data at the beginning of 2016. I run my data extraction program once a week, and then ensure that the videos located are correctly identified as applicable to woodturning.
#woodturning#wood turning#rickturnsWoodturning: FRANKENBOWL! Maple Burl CapRickTurns2021-07-10 | This beautiful burl cap is big leaf maple. I purchased it on eBay for $25, and I think it was well worth the price. To keep the excellent texture of the top of the cap, I turned a small recess in the center of the top. Then I finished it with Watco Wiping Polyurethane.
#woodturning#rickturnsWoodturning: Sycamore - from the Big and Tall ShopRickTurns2021-07-06 | This large sycamore log is about ten months old or thereabouts. I got it from a homeowner in Rockville, MD. It's about 14 1/2" (36cm) long and 12" (30cm) in diameter. It's showing some cracks near the ends of the log, but I'll be shortening the log and hopefully that will remove the cracks. As I turn, I find more splitting inside and I reinforce those area with thin CA glue. In vain! Before I can hollow it out, the wood comes apart. (I did not cut though the sidewall - honest!)
#woodturning#wood turning#rickturnsWoodturning: Sideways Hollowed MapleRickTurns2021-06-26 | From an ambrosia maple log, I turn a medium-sized hollow form. The opening at the top is about 1 3/4" (44mm). The finish is Watco oil-base wiping varnish. During the hollowing, I use four or five different hollowing tools, including a ring tool, a hook tool, a Sorby Hollow Master, and others.
#woodturning#wood turning#rickturnsWoodturning: A Bowlful of MapleRickTurns2021-06-16 | This bowl of ambrosia maple (very little ambrosia, I'm afraid) was made from a maple tree I had taken down from my backyard a couple of months ago. Due to various mistakes on my part, the bowl turned out quite a bit smaller than I had intended. It has a dyed rim on it, with a pattern cut in with a Sorby spiralling tool. This is also the first project where I've used a hook tool and a Longworth chuck.
#woodturning#wood turning#rickturnsWoodturning: Japanese (or Ambrosia?) MapleRickTurns2021-06-05 | This piece of ambrosia maple is from a tree taken down in my backyard just a few months ago. I'm turning it thin, so I won't have to dry it out. The final 11.5" (29cm) vase gets three coats of sanding sealer (to seal in the coloring) and then three coats of a water-based varnish.
#woodturning#rickturnsWoodturning: Hot Air PoplarRickTurns2021-05-19 | This bowl started out as a poplar tree near a church facility in Rockville, MD. When it was cut down, I got several logs from it. I'm turning it into a shallow bowl, with a hot air balloon decoration woodburned and colored into the interior.
#woodturning#rickturnsWoodturning: Coiled Sycamore BowlRickTurns2021-05-08 | This bowl of sycamore will get a "coiled" decoration with a coil burning tip on a woodburning tool. I also use several texturing tools to add some detail to the bottom of the piece. The bowl is about 9 1/2" (24cm) wide when finished.
#woodturning#rickturnsWoodturning: Leaves on Ambrosia MapleRickTurns2021-04-27 | This large chunk of ambrosia maple came from a tree in my backyard, that we took down just recently. It turned out to have beautiful ambrosia markings in it. After I rough turn it, dry it, then finish turn it, I burn some maple leaf outlines on it, and then color them in fall colors.
#woodturning#rickturnsWoodturning: Hummingbird Down!RickTurns2021-04-05 | This ambroisa maple log came from a tree recently taken down in my backyard. It is destined to be a tall vase. I intend to burn in a drawing of vegetation and a hummingbird on one side.
#woodturning#rickturnsWoodturning: Ambrosia Maple in a VaseRickTurns2021-03-26 | This 11 1/2" (29.2cm) vase is turned from ambrosia maple, from a tree cut down in my back yard just a month ago. It is turned green, but turned to a 1/4" (6mm) thickness on the sides to minimize the chance of splitting during drying out. The finish is a oil-based wiping varnish.
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The music during the close of the video, "Happy Little Elves" by Audionautix, is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license (creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0) Artist: http://audionautix.comWoodturning: A Bowl of the Warped PersuasionRickTurns2021-03-10 | This ambrosia maple log was cut just 3 weeks before it was made into this bowl. The wood is dripping green. To escape splitting during drying, I turned this bowl very thin. As it dries in the weeks following this video, it will develop a beautiful wavy rim.
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The music during the close of the video, "Happy Little Elves" by Audionautix, is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license (creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0) Artist: http://audionautix.comWoodturning: Dust to dust, ashes to ...... vase?RickTurns2021-02-15 | This vase started out great, went downhill, recovered, and ended up a winner! Made from a branch from an ash tree taken down in Olney, Maryland, it was handmade in Rockville, Maryland. It includes pyrography and dye.
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The music during the close of the video, "Happy Little Elves" by Audionautix, is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license (creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0) Artist: http://audionautix.comWoodturning: Nails and Tool Rests and Rot, Oh My!RickTurns2021-01-29 | This piece of ambrosia maple started out promising, but went downhill fast - along with a tool rest!
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The music during the close of the video, "Happy Little Elves" by Audionautix, is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license (creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0) Artist: http://audionautix.comWoodturning: Light on the WaterRickTurns2021-01-23 | This is a platter turned from poplar, and then dyed and painted with a lighthouse scene.
The lighthouse image is from CanStockPhoto.com - here is the link: http://bit.ly/2LP1Yp5
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The music during the close of the video, "Happy Little Elves" by Audionautix, is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license (creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0) Artist: http://audionautix.comWoodturning: An Ashload of Cherry Blossoms - part 2RickTurns2021-01-06 | From an ash log, I turned a shallow bowl and decorated it with painted cherry blossoms. Part one of this two part series covers the rough turning. Part two picks up after the rough turned bowl has been dried.
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The music during the close of the video, "Happy Little Elves" by Audionautix, is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license (creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0) Artist: http://audionautix.comWoodturning: An Ashload of Cherry Blossoms - part 1RickTurns2021-01-06 | From an ash log, I turned a shallow bowl and decorated it with painted cherry blossoms. Part one of this two part series covers the rough turning. Part two picks up after the rough turned bowl has been dried.
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The music during the close of the video, "Happy Little Elves" by Audionautix, is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license (creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0) Artist: http://audionautix.comWoodturning: Snowfall on Mountain AshRickTurns2020-12-15 | This ash log was cut down in a suburb of Washington DC. I have turned it into a shallow bowl, decorated with a picture of a mountain ash branch with its rowan berries still on. I used sanding sealer, wood dye, acrylic paint, water-based spray varnish, and oil-based wiping varnish to finish it.
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The music during the close of the video, "Happy Little Elves" by Audionautix, is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license (creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0) Artist: http://audionautix.comAll Woodturned Christmas Ornament Videos on YouTube - updated 12/20/20RickTurns2020-11-25 | Yes! Just in time for Christmas! A playlist of all the woodturning videos about Christmas ornaments!
This playlist has been updated with the most recent ornament videos, as 12/20/26.
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The music during the close of the video, "Happy Little Elves" by Audionautix, is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license (creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0) Artist: http://audionautix.comWoodturning: Wind-blown SycamoreRickTurns2020-11-17 | No, it wasn't blown down by the wind - but the picture I paint on the vase is of a tree with its leaves blowing off in the autumn wind. This tall vase is made from a piece of fresh sycamore (down only about four months), around eight inches in diameter (20.3 cm) and about 16 inches (40.6cm) in length. The finished vase is a maximum of four inches in diameter (100mm) and 12 inches tall (30.5cm). It is hollowed using a 5/8" (16mm) ring tool.
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The music during the close of the video, "Happy Little Elves" by Audionautix, is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license (creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0) Artist: http://audionautix.comWoodturning - Escape from the Drying Box!!!!RickTurns2020-10-20 | A month or so ago I roughed out a poplar bowl (youtu.be/K1IX6snQbOI). Since then, it's been in my super-high-tech drying box (cleverly disguised as a cardboard box with a fan and a light bulb). And it's finally dry! Now I have to figure out what to do with it.
Link to vines-leaves graphic on Canstockphoto.com: bit.ly/2HgiCvm
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The music during the close of the video, "Happy Little Elves" by Audionautix, is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license (creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0) Artist: http://audionautix.comWoodturning: Using (and abusing) the Ring ToolRickTurns2020-10-09 | This video is a corrected version of my original "Using (and abusing) the Ring Tool" which had an audio problem towards the end.
In my two previous videos (Making the Bit and Shaft youtu.be/jFC7XOcKWSU, Making the Handle youtu.be/T2Ef11dfKC8), I made a ring tool (also known as a termite tool). In this video, I test it out on end grain turnings (like vases), and cross-grain turnings (like bowls). The results are surprising, at least to me.
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The music during the close of the video, "Happy Little Elves" by Audionautix, is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license (creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0) Artist: http://audionautix.comWoodturning: Making a Ring Tool (a hollowing tool) - the HandleRickTurns2020-10-03 | A ring tool (aka, a termite tool) is a hollowing tool with a cutting bit that is a full circular ring of sharpened metal. (The name "termite" comes from the commercial product by Oneway.) In this video, and in a previous video, I build a termite tool from a purchased Oneway cutter, a piece of steel for the shaft, and a chunk of poplar for the handle.
Here is a link to the video where I make the shaft of this tool: youtu.be/jFC7XOcKWSU
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The music during the close of the video, "Happy Little Elves" by Audionautix, is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license (creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0) Artist: http://audionautix.comWoodturning: Making a Ring Tool (a hollowing tool) - the Bit and ShaftRickTurns2020-10-01 | A ring tool (aka, a termite tool) is a hollowing tool with a cutting bit that is a full circular ring of sharpened metal. (The name "termite" comes from the commercial product by Oneway.) In this video, and in a subsequent video, I build a termite tool from a purchased Oneway cutter, a piece of steel for the shaft, and a chunk of poplar for the handle. And a seemingly limitless number of metal taps, which I break with wild abandon.
Here is a link to the second part of this project, turning a handle:
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The music during the close of the video, "Happy Little Elves" by Audionautix, is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license (creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0) Artist: http://audionautix.comWoodturning: Poplar - is it Popular? Or even Populous? Part 1RickTurns2020-09-23 | Staring from an enormous poplar log, I turn a somewhat enormous (well, large, at least) bowl of poplar. Actually, because the wood is so fresh and wet, I just rough it out in this video. In Part 2, to be videoed and released when this bowl blank is dry, I will finish turn it. Does the poor log survive my clumsy attempts to make it look like a bowl? Will the bowl blank survive the drying box? Watch this video for the answers to these dramatic questions!
Here is a link to the video about making the depth gauge Shop-Made Depth/thickness Gauge for Bowls and Hollow forms: by Sam Angelo: youtu.be/WU2PLmoLIR0
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The music during the close of the video, "Happy Little Elves" by Audionautix, is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license (creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0) Artist: http://audionautix.comWoodturning: A Vase of Sycamore and BambooRickTurns2020-09-15 | This chunk of sycamore came from a homeowner near Washington, DC. With great luck and a little skill (okay, mostly luck), I turn it into a vase with a bamboo design burned into the face of it.
Link to the bamboo graphic at CanStockPhoto.com: bit.ly/32mZtj8
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The music during the close of the video, "Happy Little Elves" by Audionautix, is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license (creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0) Artist: http://audionautix.comWoodturning: Some-Kinda-Wood VaseRickTurns2020-09-06 | This vase of some mystery wood (maybe it's ash, maybe maple, maybe even beech) is turned and burned with a (hopefully) artist design, and finished with an oil-based wiping varnish.
Link to the image I purchased from CanStockPhoto.com: bit.ly/2Z0gMoe
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The music during the close of the video, "Happy Little Elves" by Audionautix, is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license (creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0) Artist: http://audionautix.comWoodturning: Sycamore Crotch Live EdgeRickTurns2020-08-25 | This odd-shaped piece of sycamore is destined to be a bowl...somehow.
If you are a woodturning video creator and you used Adobe Premiere Pro for video editing, you might be interested in my channel on motion graphics - "Free Motion Graphics Templates for Premiere Pro". I publish a new mogrt every week, which can be downloaded for free, and used in Premiere Pro for titles and lower-thirds and footnotes and highlighters. Here's a link to my channel: http://bit.ly/2xlRVQE
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The music during the close of the video, "Happy Little Elves" by Audionautix, is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license (creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0) Artist: http://audionautix.comWoodturning: Fourth Times the Charm!RickTurns2020-08-17 | Woodturning with RickTurns is almost always an adventure, albeit a somewhat dangerous adventure. In this video, I demonstrate how to use up four logs to make a single vase.
If you are a woodturning video creator and you used Adobe Premiere Pro for video editing, you might be interested in my channel on motion graphics - "Free Motion Graphics Templates for Premiere Pro". I publish a new mogrt every week, which can be downloaded for free, and used in Premiere Pro for titles and lower-thirds and footnotes and highlighters. Here's a link to my channel: http://bit.ly/2xlRVQE
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The music during the close of the video, "Happy Little Elves" by Audionautix, is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license (creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0) Artist: http://audionautix.comWoodturning: Mulberry Bowl with DiamondsRickTurns2020-08-01 | This is a large bowl turned from fairly fresh mulberry. After being rough-turned and dried, the bowl is finish-turned and then decorated along the perimeter with pyrography.
If you are a woodturning video creator and you used Adobe Premiere Pro for video editing, you might be interested in my channel on motion graphics - "Free Motion Graphics Templates for Premiere Pro". I publish a new mogrt every week, which can be downloaded for free, and used in Premiere Pro for titles and lower-thirds and footnotes and highlighters. Here's a link to my channel: http://bit.ly/2xlRVQE
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The music during the close of the video, "Happy Little Elves" by Audionautix, is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license (creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0) Artist: http://audionautix.comWoodturning: Saving the Hollow Form (from an undeserved fate)RickTurns2020-07-17 | This is my second attempt at this particular hollow form. This time, I've got the piece mounted in a recess for the chuck, and it works much better. It's a beautiful piece of wood and I finally manage to do it justice. Sort of.
Here's a link to my first attempt on this hollow form, where I tried (w/o success) to use a tenon for the chuck mount: youtu.be/rBsMMaKfWYo
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The music during the close of the video, "Happy Little Elves" by Audionautix, is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license (creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0) Artist: http://audionautix.comWoodturning: From a log to a bowl to a treeRickTurns2020-06-17 | Starting with a log, progressing to a bowl, and then adding a tree - a full life-cycle woodturning! The log is mulberry.
Link to purchase the drawing that I used: bit.ly/3e2smnX
Link to a video on making my homemade dedicated shear scraper: youtu.be/cguioocjwIc
Link to making the depth gauge: bit.ly/2Y8hwrh (Shop-Made Depth/thickness Gauge for Bowls and Hollow forms, by Sam Angelo on his Wyoming Woodturner channel)
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The music during the close of the video, "Happy Little Elves" by Audionautix, is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license (creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0) Artist: http://audionautix.comWoodturning: Mulberry in a Gravity WellRickTurns2020-01-28 | This large chunk of log is going to be a vase, or maybe another gravity warp bowl. It's a piece of mulberry, still fairly green - it was cut down only three months ago. It is going to be turned green, without drying, and finished with a spray varnish. The warping over the next few months should give a great waviness to the rim of the bowl.
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The music during the close of the video, "Happy Little Elves" by Audionautix, is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license (creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0) Artist: http://audionautix.comWoodturning: A 1/4 Natural-edge BowlRickTurns2020-01-13 | It's a one-quarter natural-edge bowl! Which quarter, you might ask - pick one of four. This piece of mulberry is a cutoff from a log that has donated to two other projects. This bowl is gilded and finished with a spray varnish.
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The music during the close of the video, "Happy Little Elves" by Audionautix, is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license (creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0) Artist: http://audionautix.comWoodturning: An Oval Mulberry BowlRickTurns2019-12-28 | How do you turn an oval bowl? (Hint: start with a green piece of wood.)
Then add some woodburning and some dye. ---------------------------------------------
Here is a link to the video about making a depth check jig on the WyomingWoodturner channel: http://bit.ly/2rATGqF
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The music during the close of the video, "Happy Little Elves" by Audionautix, is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license (creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0) Artist: http://audionautix.comWoodturning: Mulberry and Metal Foil, part deuxRickTurns2019-12-21 | It's a mulberry platter with a Christmas decoration in gilding, using silver and red and green metallic foil.
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The music during the close of the video, "Happy Little Elves" by Audionautix, is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license (creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0) Artist: http://audionautix.comWoodturning: Mulberry and Metal Foil, part oneRickTurns2019-12-21 | It's a mulberry platter with a Christmas decoration in gilding, using silver and red and green metallic foil.
Part 1 (this video) covers turning the platter. Part 2 covers gilding and finishing the platter: youtu.be/2g0PnsDnHGE
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The music during the close of the video, "Happy Little Elves" by Audionautix, is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license (creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0) Artist: http://audionautix.comWoodturning: A Scrap Log Cutoff to a PlatterRickTurns2019-11-29 | A scrap cutoff from a Bradford Pear log is transformed (too fancy a word? okay, turned) into a platter....with a holiday picture burned and dyed into it.
All links to products sold on Amazon are via my Amazon Associates account. As an Amazon Associate, I earn a small commission on qualifying purchases. The music during the close of the video, "Happy Little Elves" by Audionautix, is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license (creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0) Artist: http://audionautix.comWoodturning: From an odd-shaped log to a wide-rimmed bowlRickTurns2019-11-24 | I start with a large log of Bradford Pear, and turn it into a bowl with a decorated rim.
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The music during the close of the video, "Happy Little Elves" by Audionautix, is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license (creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0) Artist: http://audionautix.comWoodturning: From a Bradford Pear log to a bowlRickTurns2019-11-07 | In this video, I turn a bowl from a Bradford Pear log. It's green wood, and is first turned to a rough shape, then dried, then turned and finished.
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The music during the close of the video, "Happy Little Elves" by Audionautix, is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license (creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0) Artist: http://audionautix.comAt some point, youd think Id learn...RickTurns2019-10-19 | From a piece of dry white oak, to a bowl! Well, maybe.