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Bert Delisle
Canada
Registrace 22. 12. 2012
East Slope Woodturning
FOBWA Aug 20 2024 Demo Winged Box and a Bell Ornament
Forest of Bere Woodturners Association in the UK asked me to provide a demonstration of my method for making a three winged lidded box for their Aug 2024 woodturners meeting. In addition to the lidded winged box I also shoed my method for making a christmas bell ornament.
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Winged Box Demo RedDeer 2024
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Live Demonstration complete with "faux pas" events where project gets launched from the chuck. The unplanned events also demonstrated the value of wearing a Uvex Bionic face shield while woodturning. Expect the the unexpected, multiple times.
Making Mouse magnets
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A brief overview of how I assemble my version of a mouse magnet. Tools used to make the mouse ears and tail, had how I glue them into the mouse body.
2024 Lantern ornament updated
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My 2024 edition of a christmas ornament. In this update I show a process and jig for making the lantern windows without having to start with square stock. With this method I can use any irregular stock or branches to make the lantern body. I had to make a drilling jig to gain consistency and accuracy and it works great.
Seattle Wig Stand Demo 2024
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Edmonton Woodturners provided this impromptu demonstration for the Seattle Woodturners . The process used by one of our members for making many wig stands in a short amount of time.
Pendant Jig Demo 2020 RedDeer live Demo
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My version of the penadnt jig inspired by the DVD by Gary Rance, a UK woodturner. A simple inexpensive jig for creating unique pendants and or earings from small pieces of timber. Part of the fun in making the pendants is the making of the simple jig which is demonstrated "live" at the Central Alberta Woodturners Guild meeting.
Wood Beads on the lathe various wood species
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My process for making wooden beads for a Macreme crafter. Walnut Maple and Mahogany, any wood will work. Quick and easy project and real good Skew practice.
Calgary Woodturners Sept Meeting Demo
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Bert Delisle Demonstrates at Calagary woodturners Guild Sept 14 2023. 2023 Candle Ornament demonstration, how I make a wooden candle ornament on the lathe.
2023 Candle Ornament by East Slope Woodturning
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Christmas Ornament design for 2023, this year I have chosen to make a wooden candle tree ornament. It is made of three parts, candle , base, and handle. Also included is a view of my Laser Pecker Pro engraver in action.
Woodturning a Quilter Binding Barrel 2023
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I decided to document my process for making this Quilter tool as it involved more than just woodturning. It involved the use of; table-saw, thickness sander, router table, bandsaw, and the lathe. The prep work took more work than the woodturning, it is a fun project and is sure to make a quilter's day to receive one as a gift.
Wood turned Quilt Binding Tool design review
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Carole [provides feedback to woodturner on design of the quilt binding tool. Her experience with quilting and using tools to make that task more effective is fantastic. As a woodturner its easy to make a tool for a fiber artist but being a woodturner I have no idea if the tool is functional or not. Carole's comments on pro and con of the designs is invaluable to this woodturner.
Carole, an avid Quilter is test driving the Binding Tool made by a Woodturner
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This video is a collaboration of woodturner and quilter. The tool being demonstrated was inspired by a member of the Lancaster Woodturners Coffee Hour. My version of the tool is being tested and critiqued by a good friend and avid quilter Carole. With her feedback we have a tool that is very enjoyable to use.
Epoxy Stew in action 2023
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Edmonton Woodturner Stew Bremner turns an epoxy form with streams of cutting flying all over.
Wood Turning Oct 2022 Urn Failure, Face Shield performs and saves the day.
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Wood Turning Oct 2022 Urn Failure, Face Shield performs and saves the day.
Needle Craft Virtual Symposium April 2021
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Needle Craft Virtual Symposium April 2021
excellent video. an excellent way to use off cuts nice description at the beginning and your use of doing more than one at at a time is very good. ps i love the 3 hole idea . thank you
@@nigelharvey210 thanks for watching and the kind comments.
Bert, your projects are awesome and I'd love it if you could possibly post the thingiverse STL file as I'd love to give this a try.
@@stevewhite8161 Thank you for the kind comments. Actually the STL is available on Tinkercadd not Thingyverse. In Tinkercadd search for Woodturners Cube Drive and my design should be one of the options.
Apologies for the multiple view windows. I forgot to "mute all" before commencing the demo. I will make a "note to self" for the next attempt at a Zoom hybrid video event. Many thanks to the Lancaster Coffee Hour coordinator John Kelsey for his efforts that made this remote hybrid meeting possible. Demonstration presented from my shop in Alberta Canada with target audience in UK.
Thanks for sharing. I’ve subscribed. Pray tell; How do you stop the tea light falling out the bottom?
@@jackimundymakes Thanks for watching, I use a few dabs of hot melt glue to hold the tea light in place. I have found that different woods move differently when the center is hollowed out, the hot glue takes up space so a slightly loose fit works perfectly. Just a couple small dabs does the trick.
Thank you for an excellent video. Why do you use a jam chuck instead of using a slightly longer piece of wood and finishing the top next to a regular chuck
@@dalerussell7834 Thanks for watching. Good question, when I was first making these I used to do as you suggested but found that a lot of the off cuts I had were a bit too short and the wood was to nice to toss. I started using the jam chuck because I could turn and drill several blanks quickly and then use the same jam chuck on them to turn the outside details and top end quicker, easier, and more consistently. It works for me.
I’ve made some of these good idea to leave one side closed so I can put a logo on it
@@jimbrock8928 Thanks for watching and the comments. Room for a logo was one reason I only put three windows, the main reason was to get more light to reflect out to the room when hanging on a tree.
Great demo, Bert. You have some great tips I may need to incorporate in my next Lantern workshop this Fall. You might want to add a video description to go along with your title.
@@MikePeaceWoodturning thanks Mike, I appreciate the feedback and I will go in and add a better description to it.
I never use a face shield
WOW! That was a serious mistake. Never had anything like that happen before. That was some angry grain, right there.
Been there done that, things can go wrong so fast, often with no reason
It was an exceptional demonstration Bert! Thank you for it
Thanks for the kind comments Scott. It was ironic that my safety moment prior to the actual turning was how important face shields were, then on to actually having a live example.
This is why I never touch wooden lathes. But metal lathes I'll do any day
I just wouldn't have removed the face shield that quick, you're in shock and something might be about to fling or fall that hasn't quite yet
Thanks for watching and commenting. Actually I did look at the headstock before lifting the shield and there was no wood left spinning, everything had flown away and settled to the floor. I initially just used the video to find all the parts. Then decided that our local guild could benefit from a safety moment from the real world so I posted it and it appears to have struck a cord and gone to a much wider audience. Stay safe and have fun.
I had a piece of oak that i was turning fly into my face with no shield a few years ago. My bottom teeth went half way thru my lip and have me a concussion. Fortunately it was only a little Delta midi lathe. Face shields are 100% necessary
That is interesting because that model face shield is so flimsy that it's only really good for keeping dust off your face. I own one and won't use it for any high speed turning.
Thanks for watching and the comments. This model of face shield does carry an impact rating and in this event the shield performed admirably absorbing and dissipating a lot of energy and truly saved the day. With woodturning events like this one are rare but can happen.
"Yup, I think I'm done for the day"
as someone with no woodworking experience whatsoever (i'm a car mechanic) can someone explain to me why the wood just blew tf up? i know the description states "Momentary lapse of concentration and using the wrong tool for the job" but is it really just him using the wrong tool? from my ignorant pov, it looks like there was a damn ied in that wood lmao. glad he's ok too, ofc
When a wrong tool for the job is used, sometimes it gets the job done but sometimes it creates a hazardous situation. In this case the tool dug into the cross grain, the tool was a spindle roughing gouge which is designed for use with spindle grain orientation only. Thanks for watching and commneting.
That will wake u up!
he pressed to hard
Anyone who turns a natural product that fast is asking for it… stupid, stupid stupid…
Rule #1 of wood turning: The outside diameter can not be smaller or equal to the inside diameter. Good job wearing the safety equipment.
Glad you posted this. It could save someone else.
Thanks for watching. That is why I posted, encouraging folks to be safe.
PPE is always a great idea no matter what machinery you’re working with. This could have been a million times worse. Thank you for being smart!
Was this just a freak accident or due to human error somehow? It turned into a grenade the moment you touched the centre !
Human error, my bad, I used the wrong tool.
that's way u have to always work safe cuz accidents happens unexpected
Через чур сдавил заготовку, вот и разобрались. У меня такое было. Маска наше все
Our faces seem to have a magnet that attracts this rubbish.
Thank you for posting this. I don’t think some people realize the damage these things can do in a split second.
Thanks for watching. I agree.
I’m glad that it wasn’t metal.
This is why you ALWAYS wear your ppe. All it take is one time and it’s over.
Face Shield performs and saves -the day- his life.
dammmmmn. Even with the shield Bert took that like a champ!
It’s good to see that there’s still intelligent people on earth.
Less damage than the time I hit myself in the head with a pipe and needed stitches.
Glad you werent harmed Bert
Thanks for watching, this event made for a real world safety moment.
thats a nice advertisement for the faceshield.
To bad theres no audio im curious on how loud that was glad hes okay just shooken up
Ja ein geiler Typ mit Erfahrung!!! Schutz zu 100 effektiv..
Has this happed at work one time. I left for the day
No more questions im convinced
First, are my teeth still there?
Wow vive les sécurités… !!! Une bonne leçon à donner à ceux qui font ça en amateur !!! Dieu qu’il a eut de la chance cet homme la d’avoir un casque !
That wood are really sharp if he didnt use that protection his face will be slashed like a potato
I once had a dream that I was microwaving something and looking at it, and it exploded out through the lid. I touched my face and there was a gaping hole on my forehead. I went to sit on a couch and then I woke up.
I love helmets ❤
This exact scenario happened to me in high school shop class. The pieces that flew upward shattered the guard instantly, but along with my visor, saved my face from the hard impact. The pieces that flew downward had enough force to become lodged in the floor. I was only hit by one small chunk in the shoulder, which left a nice bruise. Wasn't a result of my actions (the lathe had been tampered with by another student) but I cleaned everything up, apologized to the shop teacher (we were tight so he didn't care at all), and I went home for the day; Enjoyed a crisp after-school underage beer to calm down.
Báttya qyújtóst váqott 😂
It really Urned some high praise........
Every action has an equal and opposite reaction
Exactly why I don't turn wood!