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Forman Woodworking
Registrace 5. 10. 2021
Hello, and welcome to my channel!
I'm an amateur woodworker from Canada who fell in love with woodturning videos years ago, and I finally decided I needed to get a lathe of my own. I am very excited to begin sharing some of my work with you all. I strive to really think outside the box with every project I take on, and so if you like what you've seen on my channel, be sure to subscribe for more content! I post new videos every other Monday (every two weeks).
I hope to see you around!
Also, if you'd like to purchase any of the products seen on this channel, check out our online store: formanwoodworking.com/
I'm an amateur woodworker from Canada who fell in love with woodturning videos years ago, and I finally decided I needed to get a lathe of my own. I am very excited to begin sharing some of my work with you all. I strive to really think outside the box with every project I take on, and so if you like what you've seen on my channel, be sure to subscribe for more content! I post new videos every other Monday (every two weeks).
I hope to see you around!
Also, if you'd like to purchase any of the products seen on this channel, check out our online store: formanwoodworking.com/
Woodturning | The Wormiest Firewood!
This bowl will soon be available on our website for purchase, and until it is, check out more of our products here! formanwoodworking.com/
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Hello, friends! This is officially the first project I've completed in our new house/shop. It's taken a while to get the shop back up to working condition, but we're finally done! It's been a long wait, but I am finally back to doing some wood turning! I also apologize for anyone who's left a comment in the past couple months that I haven't responded to yet. I've made it a point to reply to as many comments as I possibly can, and up until now, I've done a pretty good job of it, but the past couple months have been quite hectic! I promise, I will get to them soon!
This was a piece of a firewood I picked up from my parents' house a few months back. The outside looked stunning, and I immediately thought it would possibly make for a really nice live-edge bowl, so that's precisely what I tried with this project. I hadn't actually attempted a live-edge bowl before this project, and to be honest, it was actually much more difficult than I thought it would be after seeing so many people do them here on youtube. I was not fully prepared for how rough a process it was going to be on the turning tool, simply because parts of the bowl never end up getting fully round. That said, I am quite pleased with the final bowl. Although the worminess remained mostly on the surface, there are a lot of cool details and patterns throughout the piece. I can't be sure, but I think the wood might be ash? It does kind of look like ash, and it's decently dense as well. Either way, I sanded the bowl up to 400 grit and gave it a wax finish with Hampshire Sheen, which was also a first time use. It was quite easy to apply, but I gotta say, I do miss that waterlox shine!!
What do you all think? I'd love to hear down below!
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Check out our Instagram! formanwoodworking?hl=en
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Key equipment/products I used:
Rikon 70-220 VSR Midi Lathe: www.leevalley.com/en-ca/shop/tools/power-tools/lathes/101468-rikon-70-220vsr-midi-lathe?item=03J7320
Woodstock 1/2 inch bowl gouge: www.amazon.ca/gp/product/B005W139CS/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o04_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
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Hello, friends! This is officially the first project I've completed in our new house/shop. It's taken a while to get the shop back up to working condition, but we're finally done! It's been a long wait, but I am finally back to doing some wood turning! I also apologize for anyone who's left a comment in the past couple months that I haven't responded to yet. I've made it a point to reply to as many comments as I possibly can, and up until now, I've done a pretty good job of it, but the past couple months have been quite hectic! I promise, I will get to them soon!
This was a piece of a firewood I picked up from my parents' house a few months back. The outside looked stunning, and I immediately thought it would possibly make for a really nice live-edge bowl, so that's precisely what I tried with this project. I hadn't actually attempted a live-edge bowl before this project, and to be honest, it was actually much more difficult than I thought it would be after seeing so many people do them here on youtube. I was not fully prepared for how rough a process it was going to be on the turning tool, simply because parts of the bowl never end up getting fully round. That said, I am quite pleased with the final bowl. Although the worminess remained mostly on the surface, there are a lot of cool details and patterns throughout the piece. I can't be sure, but I think the wood might be ash? It does kind of look like ash, and it's decently dense as well. Either way, I sanded the bowl up to 400 grit and gave it a wax finish with Hampshire Sheen, which was also a first time use. It was quite easy to apply, but I gotta say, I do miss that waterlox shine!!
What do you all think? I'd love to hear down below!
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Check out our Instagram! formanwoodworking?hl=en
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Key equipment/products I used:
Rikon 70-220 VSR Midi Lathe: www.leevalley.com/en-ca/shop/tools/power-tools/lathes/101468-rikon-70-220vsr-midi-lathe?item=03J7320
Woodstock 1/2 inch bowl gouge: www.amazon.ca/gp/product/B005W139CS/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o04_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
zhlédnutí: 12 001
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Woodturning | Handmade Oak, Padauk, Sucupira, and Lacewood Pens!!
zhlédnutí 3,9KPřed 9 měsíci
These pens are not yet available for purchase, but if you'd like to check out our other products, our website is here! formanwoodworking.com/ Hello, friends! Earlier this year, I was trying to build up some pen inventory to bring to a local craft fair/show, and so I decided to take on this behemoth of a project and make 48 handmade pens all at the same time! Long story short, I did not succeed ...
Woodturning | The Amethyst Maple Bowl
zhlédnutí 6KPřed 10 měsíci
This bowl is available for purchase at: formanwoodworking.com/products/amethyst-cherry-bowl Today's video: Some may have noticed that this one looks familiar, and that's because it's the same style as the sapphire rim bowl I put out a couple months back (if you haven't seen it, check it out here! czcams.com/video/aX0sRsKFY3Y/video.html). When I started working on the sapphire one, I knew right ...
Woodturning | The Turquoise Ash Bowl
zhlédnutí 9KPřed 11 měsíci
This bowl is available for purchase at: formanwoodworking.com/products/turquoise-and-ash-bowl Hello, friends! This one look familiar? If it does, that's because it's a revisit from one of my favourite past projects! If you haven't seen the Sapphire Walnut Bowl yet, here it is: czcams.com/video/2SkR0fUmvcQ/video.html. I thought it might be interesting to try a lighter wood and a darker resin, an...
Woodturning | A Mystery Burl?
zhlédnutí 19KPřed rokem
Hello, friends! There will be no resin in today's video, but I think the final product is still something to see! A few months back, a family friend sent me some burls they found on their property while removing some trees. I never did end up finding out what trees they came from, and, as someone who still considers themselves to be a novice at this, I had absolutely no idea what they were. Not...
The Jade Brick Bowl! Full video on my channel #shorts
zhlédnutí 5KPřed rokem
For the full build process, check out the video here: czcams.com/video/ZjkzmmsYOs0/video.html
Woodturning | Emeralds and Rubies
zhlédnutí 23KPřed rokem
This bowl is available for purchase at: formanwoodworking.com/products/the-ruby-emerald-bowl Today's video: Hello, friends! After proving that I could indeed pull off a board/economy bowl two weeks ago, I decided to really test my limits and make something much more complex. And, oh boy, did this one take a lot of work! I lost track of how many separate steps there were in making this bowl, but...
Woodturning | The Tiger Bowl | Like Glass!
zhlédnutí 27KPřed rokem
This bowl is available for purchase at: formanwoodworking.com/products/tiger-bowl Today's video: Hello, friends! I have wanted to try my hands at making a board bowl for a very long time, and finally, I’ve got my first one under my belt! For those that don’t know, a board bowl (or sometimes called an “economy” bowl, named for the minimal material waste involved in the process) is pretty much ex...
How CUTE is this bowl!?
zhlédnutí 3,5KPřed rokem
This bowl is available for purchase at: formanwoodworking.com/products/rope-rim-bowl Today's video: Last year, I tried my hand at turning inlay bowls for the first time, and for the inlays themselves, I used both blue (czcams.com/video/T_42fverOt0/video.html) and black (czcams.com/video/kHbIdeB4MPY/video.html) craft stones. I really liked how they turned out, and so ever since then, I've contin...
Woodturning | The Emerald Walnut Bowl
zhlédnutí 15KPřed rokem
This bowl will be available for purchase soon, but until then, check out our other pieces at: formanwoodworking.com/ Today's video: I'm sure some of you have already guessed this, but yes, I copied myself! Four weeks ago, I made a bowl from planks of purpleheart mixed with epoxy resin dyed with a satin white mica pigment (link here if you haven't seen it: czcams.com/video/kDyQbsRiNu4/video.html...
Woodturning | The Floating Octagon Bowl
zhlédnutí 49KPřed rokem
This bowl is available for purchase at: formanwoodworking.com/products/the-turquoise-octagon-bowl Today's video: After doing that hexagon bowl with the poplar wood and green resin a couple months back, I really wanted to revisit the idea using a transparent resin. I'm glad I did, because I really love how this turned out! For this bowl, I cut out 24 total pieces of oak, and then glued them all ...
Woodturning | The Sapphire Rim Bowl
zhlédnutí 11KPřed rokem
This bowl is now available here: formanwoodworking.com/products/figured-maple-bowl-with-sapphire-rim Today's video: Pretty simple project today, but one that I'm quite pleased with! The figured maple round I started off with was one I purchased from a local exotic woods supplier. I first turned the round into the approximate shape I wanted for the final bowl, leaving everything slightly thicker...
Woodturning | The Frosted Purpleheart Bowl
zhlédnutí 29KPřed rokem
This bowl is now available here: formanwoodworking.com/products/frosted-purpleheart-bowl Today's video: Hello, friends! Unlike last week’s project, I had absolutely no issues with making this bowl; I’m glad, too, because I could not be happier with how it came out! To make this bowl, I first cut out some thin planks of purpleheart from a larger board. From these planks, I cut them down to fit w...
Woodturning | The Walnut Lava Bowl!
zhlédnutí 42KPřed rokem
This bowl is available for purchase at: formanwoodworking.com/products/the-lava-bowl Today's video: Hello, friends! Let me say right up front that I'm shocked this bowl even made it to completion; it was one thing after another from start to finish, and I considered giving up on it more than once. I'm glad I didn't, though! This bowl was made from "bricks" of black walnut and epoxy resin (Deep ...
Woodturning | Bowl by Fire!!! Burnt Figured Maple Bowl
zhlédnutí 5KPřed rokem
This bowl is now available here: formanwoodworking.com/products/charred-figured-maple-bowl Today's video: Hello, friends! This is one of the first times ever that I've revisited an old idea, and I think I should start doing that a little more often considering how fun this project was. Over a year ago, I turned some ballpoint pens from three different species of wood, but just before applying t...
Great bowl and idea. But how did you end up with 5 wood layers? You only cut 3 rings. Just curious if you used the second piece of wood that you showed at the very beginning. Thanks
What brand of epoxy do you use? Awesome work!
What was the brand name of the resin?
How much for eight bowls. And turn around
Beautiful…
I hope that sacrificial jig at the center was cheap wood.
Wow
👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
TAKE MY MONEY!!! THAT IS THE MOST BALLER ASH TRAY I'VE EVER SEEN.
How does your resin not crack?
I haven't seen any new videos in a while. I hope you are well! Very nice! Always enjoy your projects.
Absolutely gorgeous.
Wwaw 👍🏽👏👏👏
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Ok, now make eleven more and twelve matching plates. 😂
GORGEOUS!!
Oh my! So lovely💐. Thank you for sharing. Susie🌞
What a brilliant piece! Amazing work!
What did you use to space the bricks vertically?
Now, THAT is ART!
Remember when woodworking was about working wood and not just dumping a gallon of epoxy into every project.
Beautiful!!
Yes very nice How much
Always a joy watching what begins as a complete mystery to me evolve into something beautiful! Great craftsmanship fella.
Beautiful work
Umm jade???????? More like green lime🤢🤣
excellent work
Stunning, just stunning. <3
Ecclesiastes 7:3 Sorrow is better than laughter; it may sadden your face, but it sharpens your understanding. Proverbs 14:13 Laughter might hide your sadness. But when the laughter is gone, the sadness remains. If you want to know the Truth believe in Jesus.
A-mazing! I honestly had no idea what was happening for most of this vid but the outcome is stunning.
It's weird to me that these videos have attracted the asmr crowd
This is the one and only time I've ever seen resin look good.
Exactly
that looks amazing. absolutely amazing.
Stunning
Por qué razón pega varias piezas de madera y no usa una entera para pulirla?
Amazing job, really great job
Wow man!! Very beautiful work.
Why are the lathes of the majority of CZcams woodworkers so out of balance? Not only is it visible, but you can hear it with every cut. I have never had a piece wobble or be out of round like that on my lathe.
What size was this
Simple but nice well done. Going to give this a shot myself.
This is stunning. You are a true artisan and craftsman.
That is so amazing!
Se pueden usar para comer?
Her: "Are you close?" Me: 7:51
I would have liked to have seen this just as you did except to have the pieces of wood jumbled up like they were in the container.
Whate a great shade of purple!
I LOVE your use of transparent dyes in the resin. Creates a beautiful effect.
Incredible grain on those, just beautiful.
Really good
Wahouuuu !!!!!