Woodturning #35 Lidded Box with Finial
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- čas přidán 15. 02. 2021
- In this video I am turning a Lidded Box with Finial.
I use Sycamore in the Box and Finial and the lid is of Walnut.
The finish used:
Hampshire Sheen High Gloss Wax.
Chestnut Microcrystalline Wax.
The Box is appr. 14 cm in diameter and 14 cm in hight incl. Finial.
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Links to where I buy Waxes etc. used in this video.
Hampshire Sheen High Gloss Wax: www.traedrejerbutikken.dk/
Hampshire Danish Oil: www.traedrejerbutikken.dk/
Chestnut Microcrystalline Wax: www.traedrejerbutikken.dk/
Yorkshire Grit: www.traedrejerbutikken.dk/
Beautiful work, Sigurdur - that bowl is great. Nice video work too - most woodturners don’t get close enough to the cutting action.
Hi Rick. Thanks, and thanks for the comment on the video. That is a big part of the project as well. Much appreciated.
That is a great looking little piece. Very elegant curves and a great finish.
Well done!
Thank you, Leo. Glad you like it. Thanks for watching. Appreciated.
Another neat little piece, good to watch, thank you.
Thanks Stewart. I appreciate your comment and thank you for watching.
Amazingly beautiful piece, the shape, form and workmanship, love this👍
Hi Bare ég. Glad you like it. Thank you for watching and commenting. Much appreciated.
Awesome piece Sigurdur, the colours are epic. The shape you gave it is amazing, really hope I could make something this great one day. Thank you so much for sharing and the inspiration too.
Keep on turning.
Cheers, Bluey 👍
Hi Bluey. Thanks. Most kind of you. Appreciated.
It is absolutely stunningly beautiful and magnificent.
Thanks. Glad you like it. Your comment is much appreciated.
Nice design.
Beautifully done.
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Another beautiful piece
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Great job my wife loves it👍👍👍👍
Thanks, and my thanks to your wife too. Appreciated.
Master's work!
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beautiful overall design, thanks for sharing
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very nice piece,lovely contrast to!
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really nice looking gave me some good ideas thanks for the video
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Great project! I love the contrasting colours.
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Very lovely design.
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Very nice work!
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Amazing design
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What do you find to be the benefit to roughing out a blank with a skew when spindle-turning? I watch another guy do the same thing, but I just can't wrap my head around why it would be more beneficial to do it that way. Better finish in your opinion or just preference? I use my roughing gouge to the point of it being true and then I'll hit it with my skew to make it look pretty. I guess starting with the skew just yields faster results? Amazing piece my friend, I like it quite a bit.
Thank you for watching and commenting. Much appreciated.
I tend to use the same approach as you describe. Especially if the item I am turning starts out with a very rough, uneven surface. But sometimes I use the skew for roughing out. Mostly for practice like in this case. I don’t use the skew much and I feel I need all the practice I can get.
@@SAr-Woodturning You know, there's a hell of a video that I watched not too long ago and I'm gonna find it for you. It worked wonders for me when it comes to the skew and perhaps it could help you as well.
Wow! Another beautiful piece! Your skew and spindle gouge skills are awesome!! What is the hollowing tool with the small carbide cutter and where did you get it. It looks perfect for what I need. I’m going to try something along these lines tomorrow. I’m recovering from back surgery and just now starting to get back to my lathe! You have inspired me!!
Hi Scott. Thanks. Glad you like it. Thanks for watching and commenting. Appreciated.
I wish you god recovery from your surgery.
The hollowing tool is from Hope Woodturning. www./ hopewoodturning.co.uk/.
Thanks so much for the information! I turned something similar yesterday. My base and top turned out really good but I didn’t do well on the finial but I’m going to practice those today. I’m going to make some ahead of time to have ready for future projects and get in some good practice. I only hope I can be as skilled as you are with the skew and detail gouge!! Keep making shavings my friend!
I think you slipped, not the spindle gouge! Doesn't matter. Great piece!
Hi David. Yes, you are right. I should not blame it on the tool. Thanks for watching. Appreciated.
Hİ 👋👍
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Very lovely and well proportioned piece! Nice work. May I ask why you chose Hampshire Sheen for parts and microcrystalline wax for others?
Thanks for your kind words and for watching. Appreciated. Reg. my use of waxes. This was while back, but I think my reasoning was as follows. Microcrystalline wax is supposed to be better on pieces that are handled often. Not as prone to show fingerprints etc. I believe that is why I used it on the Finial. But I was probably just experimenting with the waxes. There is not really any reason no to use Microcrystalline wax on all of the piece.
@@SAr-Woodturning thank you. That is helpful. I use Hampshire sheen quite often but haven’t tried the microcrystalline wax