woodturning hollow form
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- čas přidán 29. 02. 2020
- this olive blank has burl in it so i wanted to really show that off, so decided to turn a hollow form to maintain as much of it as i could, i inserted a plug or cap to top it off as i had to make the opening larger than i wanted to, hollowing is challenging the wider the piece is, i have been woodturning since 2013, i love it as a creative outlet and the community of woodturners is great, there is lots of help and support out there available at the touch of a button. don't be intimidated or scared to ask questions no matter how basic, most of all be safe in your workshop, follow all safety rules and guidelines.
use channels such as mine as inspiration and entertainment.
it is recommended to get proper training with power tools to prevent accidents
most of all remember to be creative and have fun
safe turning..
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Very nice.... Gorgeous in fact. You do realize I suppose that the head stock slides along the bed. For the hollowing your back will love it.
Thanks for watching, i do know that the headstock slides although it doesn’t swivel, not sure how sliding it would save my back but thanks
Rob
Because with the tail stock removed, your toolrest on or near the end, you can stand at the and hollow without leaning over the bed
ah if the space was there to stand at the end of my lathe I agree, but I dont have the space there, my sharpening station is there, I suppose I could move it
I had the same problem and solved it by making the end table mobile. It really does save my back
Очень красивая работа!Very beautiful work!
Thankyou
Very beautiful, i need to get olive wood.
Thankyou
Very nice! That came out very beautiful. I love turning olivewood. It turns and smells like warm butter. Again gorgeous piece Rob.
Dara
Thank you so much
I really appreciate your comments
Take care
Rob
Nice piece of turning - I would have liked to have seen you finish off the bottom !
I had turned a mortice on the bottom !
Stunning, beautiful piece. I love the insert, gorgeous wood! Thanks for sharing your time and talent!
thanks for watching Derek.
i appreciate your thoughts
take care
Rob
Beautiful piece Rob, and the insert finishes it off perfectly.
Cheers
Mike
Thanks Mike
I appreciate you stopping by to watch and comment
Take care
Rob
Gorgeous hollow form Rob, I love turning Olive, as well as being a beautiful wood, the smell in the workshop afterwards is amazing!
Leona
Thank you, yes I love the smell of it too
Cheers
Rob
That looked awesome man....thanks for sharing!
Cruze's Louisiana Outdoors
Thank you for watching
Take care
Ron
OMG, that is a beautiful piece of wood, Rob! The Rosewood collar is an awesome addition. 👍👍👍
Happy turning,
.....Gord
Hi Gord
Thank you, I’ve got more pieces of this wood coming soon although I doubt they’ll all have burl
Take care
Rob
Glue a contrasting veneer to the flat sides of the corner cutoffs and then glue them all together back to back to form a cross shape. That will give you a beautiful blank for a bottle stopper, ornament, or other small project.
Valerie Henschel
Great idea, thanks I should do that, I’m not big on glue ups and segmented work but yea!!
Cheers
Rob
This is great. Subscribing now.
Beautiful piece Rob, thanks for sharing
DAVE
Thank you and thanks for watching
Rob
Beautiful piece, and I LOVE that Tennessee tag!! Go Vols!
Lisa Barnett
Ahaaa yes the Elvis number plate, I used to have that in the back window of my car in the 80’s when I lived in England 😊
Thanks for watching
Rob
That is absolutely gorgeous!
Carol Riley
Thank you 😊
That's an absolutely wonderful piece of all of olive wood! I thought for a minute it was pecan, however once I saw you get halfway through I knew better! I love the effect you gave it, making it your very own! Beautiful job!
Thanks Tracy
Beautiful piece Rob, Olive is my favorite wood in the world. 👍🇺🇸
Cortland
Thanks for watching, Olive sure is beautiful wood.
Take care
Rob
very nice!
:-)
Beautiful hollow form with a fantastic finish. I agree the Laguna lathe (I have the same one) is by far the best one I have owned. Thanks for sharing.
Kent
Thanks for watching and commenting
Really happy with the lathe
Cheers
Rob
# Fine Work ! Fine Piece ! All the BEST !
Thankyou
What a beaut! The rosewood was a perfect choice.
Thanks mark
I had to search the shop to find it
Cheers
Rob
Rob, That is a beautiful piece of art!!! Well done!!! I have that same Lathe and it has treated me well.
Carl
Thank you, I am thrilled with this purchase. Only been talking about it for 2 years. The time was right.
Take care
Rob
Nice piece....👍
Thanks for sharing🙏
Thank you for watching 😊
I loved this. I recently bought the same Laguna and thanks for you short critique of it. I have not been able to do any turning yet because of recent surgery. Also, I have a whole stack of olive wood from some trees I cut down, so am anxious to turn it. Thanks.
Ron Snipes
I’m thinking I’ll do a review on this lathe, it is a real pleasure to turn with it. Olive wood is beautiful so you’ll enjoy turning it.
Thanks for watching
Rob
Beautiful piece of wood, Rob but most olive is. Even more beautiful is what you've done with it! Positively stunning hollow form, my friend!
Billy
Billy
Much appreciated
Take care
Rob
well done, that is one beautiful piece and the collar was the perfect finish.
thanks for watching
Rob
An absolute beauty Rob! love the shape and that grain is stunning
Superb piece of work mate and enjoyed every minute of it.
Cheers, Bram
Thanks for watching Bram
Appreciate it. The olive blanks was pretty before I even started ☺️
Cheers
Rob
This is a great piece of wood, and your machine is awesome. The shape you chose is the best display of that grain pattern. Rick
beautiful! the accent piece really sets it off. glad you like the new lathe!
Thanks Dave, really happy with the new lathe !
Cheers
Rob
Beautiful piece! I have an 18x36 Laguna, as well. Just love it!
thank you.
enjoy that Laguna, beautiful piece of equipment
take care
Rob
Love it Rob
Thanks Wayne, hardly compares to the monster you guys were turning this week but very happy, looking forward to seeing Glyn finish it.
Happy New Lathe! You've Done a Wonderful Job Turning That Beautiful Piece of Olive My Friend👍
Thanks Steve
Beautiful new lathe and the wood is amazing Rob
MARK
Doing the happy dance lol
Cheers
Rob
beautiful piece
Thanks Joe
I want to become a new wood turner. I loved the colour of that bowl!
Andrew you are commenting on the wrong video if you want to enter the competition
Beautiful piece !!
thankyou
Nice Job! Love the Hip Shirt! My favorite band. I'm a wanna be Canadian from the states just for the band.
That's absolutely beautiful Great Job
Thanks Rich,
The grain is amazing, makes me look good lol
Thanks for watching
Rob
Hi Rob that's a beautiful piece the insert gives it a finished look . The new lathe seems to work great take care .
Glen
Thanks and I’m loving the new lathe
😊
A beautiful piece of art
Thanks for watching
Beautiful!
Stuart
Thank you
Great looking Hollowing piece, need to get you a sticker for your was as well lol, Great work
Thanks Sterling, I need 2 stickers, one for my pen blank case too
Cheers
Rob
Very beautiful work 🥰
Thankyou very much appreciated
Take care
Rob
is it me or the extention you added to your chuck make it wobbling hard time?
Stunning mate!👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍😎
Alan
Thankyou
What a beautiful hollow form. Great idea for the top too. I love making hollow forms though I've only made small ones so far. 😀
thanks Miss Tee.
ive made a few and they are always fun to turn, a bit more challenging than just another bowl, but don't get me wrong i love turning bowls too
take care
Rob
I love the challenge hollow forms present but I'm not a bowl fan.
Great work Rob! Severe case of lathe envy here 😀
Thanks Brian, I’m a lucky lad to have Luna
She’s a beaut..
that is gorgeous! Jobs a goodun mate
Cheers JP
I want to become a new wood turner. Beautiful Work. Take Care, Stay Safe.
That’s great but if you are trying to enter my give away please comment on the giveaway video to receive a number and a chance to win
Spectacular piece, Rob. Great finish also. What's not to like about olive wood. Looks like you're getting along quite well with the new lathe, I knew you would love it. Looking forward to your next project.
Thanks Tom.
What is not to love about Olivewood that’s very true, And you are right I am absolutely loving the new lathe
Take care Rob
I think the piece is beautiful. Well executed. What I never get a grasp of, what is the use of such a vessel?
lol, and what use is a monet or picasso painting, it is an art form and not every piece has to have a use other than pleasing to the hand and eye.
hopefully you can appreciate the art form
take care
Rob
great project thanks for sharing
Thanks Steven
very nice love the figure in the wood
Thanks Les
Wow Very good very nice .
thank you thank you
I really liked the rosewood cap against the olive wood.
thank you, i was looking for ebony but this was what i ended up using
take care
Rob
well done ,thanks,BM,aka,woodbutcher
thanks for watching
The Easy Wood tools have quite a large carbide tip. Don't you find them a bit fierce using them flat? Hard work and a bit nervy hollowing like this. Lovely result.
Hi Anthony
The tips are pretty small yet can be fierce flat, you can tilt the tool slightly to sheer the cut, you need to cut bang on center of spindle height too, this helps a lot.
Thanks for watching
Rob
23 thousand views! You have to be excited!
Unexpected but yes very happy
Hi. Loved that piece. What brand was the chisel you used for the main shaping? I have one and love it but it doesn't have a brand mark. I'd love to get more
I think you are referring to my bowl gouge
It is the ( David elsworth ) made by Crown bowl gouge
Wow...Just a fantastic piece. I've been trying to do some hollow vessels but I always end up with a lot of vibration. Not sure how to avoid it. Would you have any tips? I'm also using the Easy wood tools but vibration scares the hell out of me.😂
Hi Daniel
so easy wood have the mini, mid size and full size set of carbide hollowing tools, the larger the tool the less vibration, also you need to cut exactly on spindle center to reduce or eliminate catches, one more thing if you tilt the head of the tool slightly or up to 45 deg into the cut this will be like sheer scraping and be less catchy and reduce vibration.
hope this helps you get back at it
take care
Rob
Love that olive wood, anxious to try some. Also been seriously considering the 1836, maybe a review? Have they made changes to the indexing pin so you can lock it without making a magnetic insert? All the best from MT
dtork47
I think I will do a review, it’s a solid machine, spindle lock the same, haven’t looked into the indexing as yet.
Take care
Rob
For not doing much hollowing, the piece turned out to be beautiful. Also not sure if you have enough room or not, but head stock will slide down and you can stand at the end and keep you hollowing tools on your hip. I have a 24" Lugana and I do that and it make it is much less tiresome and make the turning more fun. Keep up the good work and enjoy the new lath.
Hi
Thanks for watching, I don’t really have the room to do that as my sharpening station is at the end of the lathe, I’m really enjoying turning on it, so solid and great control
Take care
Rob
Now, I really like your video, much better. And, a great job. I think I saw your chuck wobbling. I had the same problem, it is those washers. They are not machined and it doesn't take much. Take care, Larry
P.S. Nice lathe, I hadn't seen it before.
The Wood Whirler
This is the first videoed project on the new Laguna, a couple people now have said they saw a wobble, I will have to check and see this.
Thanks for watching and commenting
Rob
@@WoodsleeSummercraftwoodturning Like I said, I had the same problem. Just keep some wax on both parts and you won't need the washers. Take care, Larry
If you are concerned about a wobble , you could go to a machine shop supply and get a magnetic base dial indicator, can use it to check spindle and chuck runout
That wood is head turning. I just got the same lathe and like you, cannot say enough good things about it.
thanks Jay,
enjoy that lathe and turn safe
take care
Rob
Where do I get some olive wood? Did not see a link. Just bought a Nova Galaxy 55214 , looked at Laguna but went with Nova, few bucks cheaper, no belts and computer sensor for out of balance and catches. Has not arrived yet, hope I made the right choice- what do you think?
hi jeff, i sell blanks on my website, although it does need updating and i need to import more, my current order has not arrived as yet which is disappointing.
go to www.woodsleesummercraft.ca or email me at, woodsleesummercraft@gmail.com.
take care
Rob
Great call on using that olive wood for a hollow form! After a few years of use, how is your 1836 lathe holding up?
im still loving my Laguna, no complaints, except maybe the banjo is a bit catchy to move, but thats ok
@@WoodsleeSummercraftwoodturning That’s good to hear. I’m considering an upgrade from my midi lathe and the 1836 is my first choice.
Beautiful piece rob..i had bought the 1443vs like you had..and i don't like it..how do you like the Laguna
Todd
I understand where you are coming from but honestly the 1443 is a great starter lathe for the cost. However the Laguna is a different class of lathe entirely, I’m really liking it, the speed control is awesome, it’s nice having reverse, so much power and torque. That is just the tip of the iceberg. I think I will do a revue
Thanks for watching
Rob
well done and must have sharp tools to answer your question // just beautifull
oh yes don't i just know it, sharp tools are a must
take care
Rob
How does one find a lovely piece of wood like that?
Funny you should ask. I imported some of these and they all sold, more should be on their way soon enough
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Maravilhosa, parabéns. Mas cuidado com os ventos, ficou tão fininha que o vento pode levar embora. abçs
thanks for watching
Nice bowl! Here in South Africa we have "wild olive," a "common" tree growing just about everywhere. It is the wild form of the "meek olive" and the wood have the same properties, perhaps a little heavier with more figure. I have in my woodshed several large logs, one piece belonging to a tree of at least 1000 years old. The nicest of all wood to turn - smell, texture, finish etc. Unfortunately turned pieces darkens as it age.
Regards.
thank you, id love to see some of the olive wood you have especially the ancient wood
take care
Rob
Very lovely bowl. I am going to hunt down a suitable piece of wood and have a goat making one. Thanks John Piper. NZ. P.S .very lovely bowl.
Thankyou, I’m glad you are inspired to make your own hollow form, hope you find a nice piece of lumber
Take care
Rob
Hello from the UK. I am not a wood turner the last time i used a wood lathe was when i was at school 50 years ago. I have been watching a lot of turning video's just lately and would love to have another go at turning. I think your hollow form is outstanding. Did you have a teacher, or did you learn on your own.Regards Chris.
Hi Chris, my dad was a wood turner so i used to watch him and admire him when i was growing up, turning goes as far back as my great great grandad, I have a bowl that he turned on a faceplate all those years ago, very nice it is too.
I joined a turning club and have many turning friends that share ideas, i also watch a lot, and i mean a lot of turners on you tube. It is a great and pleasurable past time. I hope you do give it another shot, youll love it.
take care
Rob
English Hampshire sheen on a Canadian vessel? Can it be true? I would love to have a set of those alcohol dyes by Hampshire Sheen. I just know it would make all the difference in my pieces. Fantastic job Rob! Many blessings to you and your family!
It’s true I swear, the Hampshire Sheen dyes are water based not alcohol based, they are great, I have those too for some pieces.
Take care
Rob
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Rob
I noticed the wobble after you put the adapter on look up one of Kim Tippins video she had the same problem and had to replace the drive assembly .she ended up having to replace a spindle at first she thought it was her chuck I had also noticed the same problem with another wood Turner before that
I’ll check it but I did not notice
The shaft on your new lathe has a slight wobble this is common in this brand may want to get it checked out.
Eli
Just wondering where you saw this? At the beginning of this video the motor housing was touching the shelf behind causing vibration noise, other than that it ran pretty true
It was pretty turning the inside looked hard to do
Terry
The inside is harder to do in that you can’t see what you are cutting, trying to reach the wall and maintain a constant thickness is key and that is why I ended up opening up the entry point, make sure to cut bang on center, too high won’t cut, too low really aggressive
Thanks for watching
Rob
Great piece Rob. Olive wood is high on my wood wish list. Let me know when you have some stock.
You have my email address.
Regards
Dennis - Cambridge On.
Thanks Dennis, i actually do have some other sized pieces if they interest you, tons of pen blanks and call blanks, ring blanks, stopper blanks, all with beautiful figure, i need to put them up on my website
take care
Rob
I am going to broadcast your video on my channel
I want your permission
Please reply bro
You can share my video from my channel but not steal it
Those washers are trash. They make your spindle wobble every time.
I no longer use a washer
Ur talking tooòoo much?
Maybe if you listen you’ll learn something 😉
Or not
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Coming from a guy with Zero content..
thanks for your insight lol