MY DREAM JOB - making small batch of walnut and cherry plate
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- čas přidán 9. 09. 2024
- Awsome client request these lovely plates, top design to be slighly different on each.
This is what I enjoy making the most, small batch of turnings to be similar.
Now off to other part of commision.
Enjoy.
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KLINGSPOR CROATIA - www.klingspor.hr/
CLOTH BACK SANDPAPER - www.klingspor....
PAPERBACK SANDPAPER - www.klingspor....
SANDING PAD - www.klingspor....
SCOTCHBRIDE PAD - www.klingspor....
150mm SANDING DISCS - www.klingspor....
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CRAFT SUPPLY USA WEBSITE
woodturnerscat...
VICMARK VM120 CHUCK
woodturnerscat...
MOFFATT WORK LAMP
woodturnerscat...
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MY LATHE
drechslershop....
STEINERT WEBSITE
drechslershop....
AFFILIATE LINKS.
NEUREITER and WOODCUT tools I use :
M42 BOWL GOUGES - neureiter.idev...
SCRAPERS - neureiter.idev...
CRYOGENIC BOWL GOUGES - neureiter.idev...
WOODCUT PRO CUTTER - neureiter.idev...
WOODCUT PRO ADVANCE - neureiter.idev...
IRONS SHEAR SCRAPER - neureiter.idev...
WOODCUT BOWL SAVER - neureiter.idev...
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GURTOOL TOOLS
Bowl gouge - www.gurtool.cz...
Spindle gouge -www.gurtool.cz...
Calipers - www.gurtool.cz...
Sanding pads - www.gurtool.cz...
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www.tobi.si/en
CBN WHEEL
www.tobi.si/hr...
BENCH GRINDER
www.tobi.si/hr...
DIAMOND FILE
www.tobi.si/hr...
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disclaimer Methods that are shown works great for me and they are not only methods out there, if you find this or any other method not comfortble,please use some other way.
Thank you and enjoy
I know you give turners like Richard Raffen tons of respect. And rightly so. Richard is an immeasurably talented wood turner. You, my friend are also ridiculously talented. You inspire a lot of turners sir. I shouldn’t speak for everyone, but I’m sure all would agree with my statement.
I agree 😁 Mr Raffan will always be the King "OG" for me....... But Tomi is a VERY close second in terms of skill, efficiency, tool control, and also teaching. I hold him in high regard, as I do other workers such as Mr Raffan. I've learned a LOT from both men, both have guided me well. I am a pure beginner, both lads videos teach me well 😁
Tomi seems to be a very modest man, I dony think he even realises how good he is, nor how helpful he is to noobs such as meself. He's one of those people that come along every generation or so, and will be remembered for generations to come 😁 ya know someone has pure skill in their hands when they make everything look easy, it's second nature to men like these lads.
@@whittysworkshop982 I agree 100%. I too am a relatively new turner. With so many different turners on CZcams to watch, these two men are in a league of their own. It’s funny that with the amount of talent they possess , and clearly are at the top of their field, they are both so incredibly modest and eager to show anyone everything they know. I’m just now getting to the point where I’m starting to sell things I make, and seeing how they price things has helped heaps too. And as a side note .. I love your user name. I sincerely hope that’s the name of your wood shop business. Your last name is Whitt I assume?
@@k9insomniac783 I'm basically brand new to turning, my skill lays in hand tool flat work, the type that woulda been practiced 100 years ago or more; out of date slow practices.... But, I love it with all my being 😁 my turning skills are more or less zero at this stage of my journey 😂 but I can relate to the way men such as these turners think; because I know quite a bit about hand tool work, I nearly feel it's my duty to try and pass it along to lads younger than me, to help keep it alive. The average age of wood turners in Ireland is about 63........ Bringin new people to the craft is important for its future, and I feel the same way about hand tool flat work. Lads such as Mr Raffan and Tomi are tryna keep it alive, and introduce it to new people, along with sharing what they know before we eventually leave this place. The meaning of life, for me; is to share what you know to all who will listen....... Exactly what these lads are doing, I think that's why I like them so much 😁
My surname is Whitty, a name common to the southeast of Ireland. Before that (MANY years ago) it was an English name, and before that I think it came from a Norman Viking name, but I'm not positive.
@@k9insomniac783 and, no woodshop business....... I'm jus a hobby lad, makin things for friends and family 😁 at a loss coz hand tool stuff takes so long, ya couldn't charge for the time as no one would buy anything. But, it keeps me busy and happy 😁
Thank you Both for this lovely comment, I'm so gratefull for this kind of support and something that I think its important,the moment you start passing on what you know its like you gain knowledge back as well,some different angles you never think about before, I have learn a lot from comments and feedback,not Always about turning but Nevertless.
Once again thank you very much both.
Fun fact Whitty, We learn in our woodworking trade first few months hand tools and joinery by hand, so planing, cutting dovetails bridle joint and so on, so I always had love for hand tool approch, and always love watching Paul Sellers ,Rob Cosman etc.
Awsome history behind origin of your name.
Thank you very much once again
Your detail and bead work is just spectacular!
Thank you
You always amaze me how effortlessly you turn. I've been turning for 10 years now (self taught via You Tube) and still struggle at times. I really do appreciate your passing on of knowledge. You've helped me out several times already. Thanks again!
One thing I learned in my apprentice days is that you can't stop learning, always try to be better, that is what I try from day to day.
Thank you very much
Mr. Tomasic, sir, maybe I’ve been watching too many of your videos. This morning as I was turning a bowl a voice in my head said in a charming Croatian accent, “about 2 mil”. 😁 That was very helpful. Thank you.
lol
😄😄 awsome, glad to help ,I wish I could hear Richard like that 🤣
Once again, 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Congratulations on reaching 50K!
Another wonderful turning I would like to have, just half of your talent.
I still have to learn a lot, and its just practice ☺️
Very nice, great information, thanks for another great video.
Beautiful pieces Tomislav. I see many areas where I need to hone my techniques, particularly with using the tip of the gouge as you did for the coves. It was also very instructive to see how you sand to avoid sanding away the crisp details. You answered my question before I asked it when you softened the edges of the piece.
Glad to help out as much as I can,the best I can.
Thank you very much for watching
Amazing pieces
These are awesome, great work!!!
I think these pieces really show off your masterful and delicate control of the gouge while the blend of oils further highlight the fine details and bring the material to live. Excellent.
Thank you
You sir are in a league of your own. A true master of your craft. Wonderful job.
Thank you very much
I'm a Hobbyist woodturner - this is an excellent demonstration of the skills and hard work it takes to be a professional woodturner. Good video presentation Tomislav!
Thank you very much
All these details in crossgrain.....
a master at work,
thank you for sharing!
Thank you
Thank so much you for sharing this, Tomislav! You are very generous to share your experience with us humble hobby wood-turners. These pieces look really wonderful, you brought your wonderful wood to its very best! Please go on, and take care! All the best from Germany!
Thank you very much for kind words 🤗
i really appriciate that.
All the best from Croatia
Absolutely beautiful and I love the subtle differences of each piece.
excellent work, I use some of your techniques with the bowl gouge and scrapers that other turners don't , but the light touch & listening to the lathe /wood is a great indicator of what's going on
I always learn something new with your teaching but sometimes I just focus on your hand/skew movements & go practice. Thank you!
Thank you,glad to hear that my videos help out and that is how I learned from Richard,so you are on good track😄
Love how well they stack!
Izuzetno uspješno oblikovan zbunjeni komadić oraha vještim rukama majstora ! Hvala na uputama i strpljenju. puno uspjeha i srdač poz. Miro
Hvala puno Miro 😉
Over all, look learn & adapt. Im totally left handed and I do most of my bowl insides from the back side of the lathe 😮 it works for me 😊 most people would look at me and say what are you doing, just as they did when I started my training as a carpenter and joiner 50 years ago 😂 thanks Tom
I don't see a problem if it works for you, like you said,look learn and adapt☺️
Thank you for watching
I love watching you turning. It's elegant.
Thanks Ratchel ☺️
Beautiful work, the variation of the decoration make each piece even more unique. Thanks for another entertaining end educational video.
I never seen you use a 1/4 inch detail gouge, just wondering why, seems like it would be easier on a project like this.
I don't use it that often except for details like this .
Great video, I always enjoy watching, you're a true master of woodturning
Thank you very much, I have it but I can usually do small details with 10mm diameter spindle gouge.... But nothing wrong using smaller tool as well as detail gouges as they can work lovely
Another beautiful batch of plates. Thank you.
Beautifully done! Thank you for the detailed step by step instruction too.
Thank you sir
These are wonderful.
Guess what I am off to try making......
(TRY being the operative word)
I'd like to give an artist critique. Squared circle shape, wood choice, excellent workmanship, love those aspects. The embellishment on the bottom is well done, however it may benefit from "less is more" perhaps one button, cove and fillet on each side of cove. Sort of a mirror of the top to codify the overall design. The curvature of the grain related to how the top/bottom of plate is oriented is "lifting" the plate, it might be nice to have the curve down "anchoring" the plate to the table. As usual it is a pleasure watching your videos. This is not intended as negative.
No worries,I like to hear constructive opinion, on this case I prefer this due to more interest but I do like LESS IS MORE approch on mostly everything else.
Thank you very much for watching
Another great video - your style and content and ability are inspiring me to try new projects - and there is a new lathe on the way !
Congrats , what lathe if I May ask?
Glad to hear my videos help out ☺️
Very nice love the design
Very nice! Thanks for sharing.
Thank you for watching
Well done, personally I am not fond of square objects but they are beautiful and the details are so neat! Smooth turning again!
Now, the question is: when will your signature refiner be available? 😅
Just what I was going to ask.
Thank you Boris ☺️ ohhh hopefully very very soon, final prototype stage should be done and in next few weeks I should be getting final product and then I can do all the promotion and video announsment of preorder sale.
I can't wait either😄
ohhh hopefully very very soon, final prototype stage should be done and in next few weeks I should be getting final product and then I can do all the promotion and video announsment of preorder sale.
I can't wait either😄
I like the little extra details you put into these plates. They certainly don't have to be identical. Are these good sellers for you? Do you sell them as sets of 4 or 6 or as individuals?
I used to make a lot of shallow square tost plates,but these are getting more and more wanted,and usually they go per piece, most cases just one
If I made them I would use edible finishing for human consumption????they are beautiful!!!
Thank you very much.... Tung oil with citrus solvent is food safe,once dry.... Its excellent finish and probably the better one out there from natural oils.
Just use pure Tung oil,not tung oil finish which has varnish in it.
Hi mate, once again a great video, I always learn something when I watch you, could you share the information on the citrus solvent you used to dilute the tongue oil
Thanks mate👊
Hi buddy, I'll do a finishing video hopefully soon so that should help out,in meantime its citrus solvent from orange peels, you should be able to find it in finishing stores.
This is pure citrous oil/solvent , without any other nasty stuff
@@tomislavtomasicwoodturning cheers fella, ill search some out
Tomislav, well done. Really enjoyed your project. How did you come up with the project for making plates? Really nice job.
Thank you sir, for this client I have already make few of these so this time he needs 6🤗
I like this design and the slight variations add a dimension of “hand made” to the set. I’m interested in the species of wood from all parts of the world. What are some types of wood from your region of the world that you like to turn?
Thank you Brad very much, I like to turn our Domestic hardwoods,that are accually really common elswhere like maple, walnut,ash and oak my favourites , beech.....
Smrič is another one,similar to juniper its hard to find it as its mostly on coastal teritory of Croatia.
Olive wood also is great to work when I get my hands on 😄
Awesome vidoe. Really like the grain in those pieces. How much differently would you finish a bowl like this if it was used for a Ulu knife cutting board? Keep up the amazing work. 👽
Thank you very much for watching 🤗
This finish is great for cutting boards as utilitarian bowls and cutting boards are same in use.
Check out woodwhisperer video on food safe oils
Great stuff
@@tomislavtomasicwoodturning awesome thanks. Would you still put the beads around the bowl portion or leave it plain?
@@AlienLeader4 could be easier to clean if it was plain but if you like beads ,put them anyhow.... With proper washing there should not be issue
I love your idea of adding the orange solvent to somewhat thin the tung oil. Do you always just mix a small amount for each project or would it work to have a bottle of the mixture at the ready? Can’t wait to be able to order your refiner tool!
Thank you for comment, I will have to mix smaller batch just so I don't have to stir everytime but I do pour oil in bowl just so its easier to apply.
Ohhh I can't wait as well,its in final stage of prototype, hopefully in next few weeks I'll announs preorder sale .
But before that once I get final product I'll do quick video ☺️
Good precision work. Well done, Tomislav. How often did you have to sharpen/hone the scrapers and also gouges during this quick production run?
Thank you very much, I've sharpen before starting (as they were blunt from previous work) and then roughly after 4th plate I sharpen again.... depends on wood .... Some woods just ask for more sharpening
Hi Tomisac
Can I ask have you or are going to do a link using the Russian knife and the ring hollowing tool
Hello, no I don't use those although I have heard they work lovely
I wanted to add, that I have a tongue oil tree in my yard, and found out that everything about it is poisonous, even the leaves
www.realmilkpaint.com/blog/tips/ultimate-guide-mineral-oil-vs-pure-tung-oil/#:~:text=Pure%20Tung%20oil%2C%20also%20called,as%20most%20old%20references%20do%20.
Maybe this helps, ofcourse some people May have reaction,but if you further investigate you'll see that its not related to peanut or walnut, its interesting topic and again, if you let it dry properly it should be fine.
Its has been used for centuries.
Hey
Where are the tools you work with sold?
You see his links in the Description :)
You'll find links in video description from most stuff I use
Tomislav, do you know that true tongue oil is poisonous, I use it as a finish, but not on bowls, I guess it's possible that once it's cured it would be OK if no hot food was put into the bowl. I just wouldn't take a chance . Hopefully I helped you out, but if not please let me know why .
I think you’ll find that pure Tung oil is not toxic but there are individuals who are allergic. Think this may be the source of concerns re pure Tung oil. Cheers
www.realmilkpaint.com/blog/tips/ultimate-guide-mineral-oil-vs-pure-tung-oil/#:~:text=Pure%20Tung%20oil%2C%20also%20called,as%20most%20old%20references%20do%20.
Maybe this helps, ofcourse some people May have reaction,but if you further investigate you'll see that its not related to peanut or walnut, its interesting topic and again, if you let it dry properly it should be fine.
Its has been used for centuries.
OK I stand corrected, everything about the tongue oil tree is poisonous, but cured tongue oil is food safe
Sorry but pure tong oil is very poisonous, made from the seeds, but just one seed is fatal, the oil is poisonous and not food safe at all, everything about the tree is poisonous, I have one in my yard. Look it up .
Cheers 🎉
Any oil if you drink it is poison, once fully cured,tung oil is safe and used for ages for stuff like this.... I'm talking about pure Tung oil,not varnish mixed in.....
Walnut ,linseed, hemp all of those can be poisonos ,but once cure they are inert....