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Simon first time I watched your video's was thinking of making my own urn we lost our son 11 years ago brought him an urn but maybe I can make my own for my son and one for me to when it's my time ! thank you that is beautiful urn and beautiful work on your shelfs! I'm Larry by the way will watch more!
I would be honored to have my ashes put into this urn. Not many things in life or death are as beautiful as Ambrosia Maple, and add the fact it was turned by a master like you Simon.
Wish shipping costs weren't so high. I'd trade a whole pile of caragana for a couple of your maple logs. Turned a small spalted poplar piece from my firewood pile today and it turned out great. Never realized how much softer spalted wood is.
That's a beautiful urn, Simon!! I have been needing to turn one for my son's ashes, but keep putting it off because I am afraid of not getting it right... you're piece has inspired me to go for it. Thank you for sharing, this really is amazing work!!
I've been to the stage where it didn't work out or I went through the bottom of a vase or box etc (many times) and rather than throw it away, its better to add an attractive piece which then makes your work/piece very unique. So I like your technique and persistence. Unless your turning gets shattered into pieces, there is always something to be done to rescue it and hey presto, you get a really impressive result. And anyone looking at the finished 'piece of art' who hadn't seen your video would think you must be a very creative artist indeed. (which you are anyway). Keep it up and keep on creating.
Another great piece of turning. Thank you for mentioning Mike Waldt who has been my inspiration for many years. I'm a little behind with your uploads but I will catch up soon. Best... Alan.
I like everything about this piece. The change you made to the top was perfect. And thanks for reminding me of Mike's thumb stop for spindle gouge work, will probably prevent a catch on my next piece. Thanks for sharing.
It's a shrub type that farmers used to plant around their yards for a wind break. It doesn't grow very thick but it's beautiful. Proper spelling is caragana or Siberian pea shrub. I'd be very surprised if u can't find it. Let me know how it goes.
Awesome piece Simon, will look well on your shelf set 😎😎😎. Wish I could lay my hands on some wood with the markings that you seem to have a supply of, we don't have some of the woods in Northern Ireland that you have on your side of the pond.
Bonjour Simond tres belle Urne ! Beautifull work Simond ! Merci pour le video je vais essayer dans faire une !I will try to turn one thanks for the video ! 👍🍷
Loved the urn ! Keep up the good work ! You sparked some great ideas, I've only been turning a year now. Look forward to your next project ! Thank you for sharing !
Enjoyed your video and the beautiful pieces you have turned. I am trying to understand the correct method for dealing with the pith. Can you help me out?
Beautiful work as always Simon! Love your videos! I also have that "the weirder the better" approach to my turnings. The weird stuff is more unique & one of a kind! Take care bud! Steve
"That log doesn't have a really nice pattern", he says, opening up a gorgeous ambrosia log. "I will try it to see..." he says, proceeding to make a great urn. Simon, I'm going to have to talk to you abouty your habit of setting us up with low expectations :-) BTW -- I'm stealing that idea for a foot... Clyde
Une très belle pièce encore une fois. Je suis impressionné par la quantité de bois figuré que tu possèdes ainsi que par la quantité de vidéo que tu produis ;-). Bravo encore. Marc
G’day mate. Another amazing piece from. I love watching you turn your at works. Can you please tell me the finish you applied to this? The type of varnish and how much it is thinned down? Thanks for posting another great piece
You always seem to end up with very dramatic pieces. Well done. All I have ready access to here in central Alberta is aspen poplar, birch, and willow...unless someone chops down a maple or elm. Have u ver tried turning Carragana (sp)? Very colourful and interesting grains.
Simon, beautiful work! Great urn! Just started turning on the same lathe you have, still collecting tools. Would you share who made your hollowing tool? IWas impressed with how you maseit look easy to use.
I really like your technique, a good friend of mines father passed recently and I was asked to make them an urn. Any advice or helpful info you could offer me would be greatly appreciated.
Another stunning piece! The india ink dye was a nice touch! I'm curious if you have tried the ebonizing solution on the ambrosia maple yet? I wonder how that would do? Any great job! Look forward to more!
Simon, I just discovered you on CZcams and I like your approach and style a lot, another favorite of mine is 'the Rebel Turner' Al Furtado, I would say he specializes in odd highly defective wood and turns incredible stuff, he uses a lot of CA glue as you did in this urn, and I don't think it detracts from the piece at all. Kudos to you for your work brother. What lacquer did you use on this piece, I can't stand the smell of lacquer thinner at all--curious if your 'mix' stunk to high heaven. Loving your stuff--
Hello i have been asked if I could make a unit of some sort of container for the ashes of their dog, they said they was thinking a box but after watching this video i think I might try an urn. Not that I can make one as good as yours. Is there a formula to know what size is needed for what size of ashes?. I forgot to say earlier that I love your work so I have liked and subscribed. Regards Roger.
I have a woodworking friend who does a lot of urns which he sells to a couple local funeral homes, and he said what he does is ask how many ounces of ashes they typically had, and then he made an urn that would hold about twice that amount of ounces of sawdust--he say the funeral homes have told him his urns are very appropriately sized, and he also got a metal urn from them that they purchased from a big supplier and he mimicked that urns size as well as the sawdust volume thing.
Beatiful gallery, but the urn top it off . Who would have thought that log was hiding something that beatiful
Simon first time I watched your video's was thinking of making my own urn we lost our son 11 years ago brought him an urn but maybe I can make my own for my son and one for me to when it's my time ! thank you that is beautiful urn and beautiful work on your shelfs! I'm Larry by the way will watch more!
Beautiful urn, like the black lid and foot.
I would be honored to have my ashes put into this urn. Not many things in life or death are as beautiful as Ambrosia Maple, and add the fact it was turned by a master like you Simon.
Great idea. Beautiful job. Amazing 😊😊
Simon it may be a little weird but it is beautiful. Well done.
+Johnnie Garrrell Thank you Johnnie I really appreciate your comment :)
c est vraiment une tres jolie vidéo que tu nous a présente la SG tes pièces son de plus en plus parfaite merci .
+jimmi hendrrix Merci beaucoup Jimmi c'est très gentil
Very nicely done!
+Paxton Price Thank you Paxton for your great comment :)
Awesome, beautiful work 🙂😏
Beautiful result congratulations
Great channel fantastic to watch... subscribed ;)
+Glyn Senior Thank you Glyn I really appreciate it :)
Simon
tres beau et bien fait and there ends my French.
Pretty pice of wood right there !
Impressionnant Simon. Urne se prononce "earn" en anglais. Très beay travail et belle expo. Paul
The willingness to try new techniques makes for interesting projects and interesting viewing. I'm glad I have these to watch.
+Byon Bill Thank you very much Sir
Man that was a god video. Thanks for the inspiration sir. Keep up the good work.
Awesome job brother!!
+Scott Danielson Thank you Scott
Very Nice!
+woodturner mark Thank you
Wish shipping costs weren't so high. I'd trade a whole pile of caragana for a couple of your maple logs. Turned a small spalted poplar piece from my firewood pile today and it turned out great. Never realized how much softer spalted wood is.
+Daryl Reinke yes spalted wood is really soft . But sometimes you get some very nice figure on it
beautiful finish
+Pritpal Singh Thank you Pritpal :)
BEAUTIMOUS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Once again. Amazing. Everytime I watch a vid I learn something new. Thanks so much
+todd leacock it's a pleasure much friend
Beautiful I like it🤗
Lovely piece and hollowed out without a captive arm and laser. Very nice. I havent seen any new work from you recently.
This guy is a hunnnnnnnnnnnnnndred genius!!! :)
+malibuu6969 Hahahaha Thanks a lot man :)
That's a beautiful urn, Simon!! I have been needing to turn one for my son's ashes, but keep putting it off because I am afraid of not getting it right... you're piece has inspired me to go for it. Thank you for sharing, this really is amazing work!!
+Jeff Blais Thank you Jeff for this great comment !
Thats wonderfull.
I love all of your stuff !!! Very nice and very different !
+Nash Laney Thank you Nash ;
That is so beautiful! You are a true artist!
+Gary Lane Thank you very much Gary
You are very welcome my friend!
very cute. liked the way you 'continued' and made something very attractive. well done.
+George Whitfield Thank you George for this nice comment ;)
I've been to the stage where it didn't work out or I went through the bottom of a vase or box etc (many times) and rather than throw it away, its better to add an attractive piece which then makes your work/piece very unique. So I like your technique and persistence. Unless your turning gets shattered into pieces, there is always something to be done to rescue it and hey presto, you get a really impressive result. And anyone looking at the finished 'piece of art' who hadn't seen your video would think you must be a very creative artist indeed. (which you are anyway). Keep it up and keep on creating.
+George Whitfield Wow Thank you for this great comment George it really touched me . It's very appreciate :)
Another great piece of turning. Thank you for mentioning Mike Waldt who has been my inspiration for many years. I'm a little behind with your uploads but I will catch up soon.
Best...
Alan.
+Alan Simpson Thank you Alan, I really appreciate your comment ;)
I think hat is a beautiful urn. would love to have your talent and skill because I find your work wonderful.
+Angela Mullins Thank you very much Angela
Ваза очень красивая, молодец.
Beautiful work! always enjoy your videos.
+Adam Simon Thank you Adam your comment is very nice :)
What a very nice turning. I may copy your design for one I need to make. Thanks.
Beautiful piece! I don't think it's weird at all. You have a great eye!
+Kathy Ringwood Thank you Kathy :)
Beautiful ❤️
I like it when it gets weird sometimes, loved the video.
+Gary Palmer hahaha thanks you Gary :)
I like everything about this piece. The change you made to the top was perfect. And thanks for reminding me of Mike's thumb stop for spindle gouge work, will probably prevent a catch on my next piece. Thanks for sharing.
+Gord Roberts Thank you Gord :)
Turned out beautiful! The grain design in the wood is very nice. Thanks for sharing Simon.
Take care, Dave
+David Morgan Thank you Dave for taking your time to comment. I really appreciate :)
Simon
Woow just love the colors and patterns keep up the good work 👍😆😉
+Norseman work Thank you Norseman I appreciate :)
Young man it is a stunning and fantastic urn. Wow.
It's a shrub type that farmers used to plant around their yards for a wind break. It doesn't grow very thick but it's beautiful. Proper spelling is caragana or Siberian pea shrub. I'd be very surprised if u can't find it. Let me know how it goes.
+Daryl Reinke Thanks for the info Daryl. I'm gonna look for that.
Wonderfull Vase! Keep on turning men!
+Andreas Achleitner haha thanks a lot Andreas I really appreciate !
It's not a vase, it's a cremation urn...
A very interesting piece right there. I like that base alot!
+Fredrik Forslund hehe Thank you Fredrik :)
Awesome piece Simon, will look well on your shelf set 😎😎😎. Wish I could lay my hands on some wood with the markings that you seem to have a supply of, we don't have some of the woods in Northern Ireland that you have on your side of the pond.
+Tom Chapman Thank you Tom !
You are a amazing wood Turner I started last year and I am getting better but my that good
+Barry Aytes Thank you very much Barry
Absolutely stunning....! Thank you for sharing....!
+Jack Maravola Thank you Jack I really appreciate your comment.
Wonderful jobb really ty for sharing this Video!!!!!!!!!!!
+Highborn Alkoto Thank you , it's a pleasure :)
Bonjour Simond tres belle Urne ! Beautifull work Simond ! Merci pour le video je vais essayer dans faire une !I will try to turn one thanks for the video ! 👍🍷
Merc beaucoup Victor , si vous en faite une , envoyer moi une photo . Merci Simon
Very nice Urn, Beautiful work, keep it up!!We have the same Revo 18/36 Lathe.Greg
+Greg Jones Thanks Greg , I really appreciate :)
Золотые руки.
Amazing wood. You did an awesome job.
Love the finish. C'est parfait !
+peter smith merci beaucoup, Thank you :)
Wow, what a beautiful piece!!
+Carl Jacobson thanks a lot Master :)
This is a very inspiring video. Thank you. I am tasked to make one now and this gave me more confidence.
piece of art.. Great work
+Sony H K Thanks alot again Sony ☺️
Beautiful
LOL, GODDAMNIT! That is some funny stuff there! Beautiful work my friend!
+tmcblane hehehe what's so funny ?
LOL, when you had the catch on the lip, at about 9:27 you were ticked about it and mumbled GODDAMNIT lol. Just struck me as funny dude.
+tmcblane yeah catch us not cool sometime hehe
Loved the urn ! Keep up the good work ! You sparked some great ideas, I've only been turning a year now. Look forward to your next project ! Thank you for sharing !
+Ross Sanchez Jr Wow thank you Ross I really appreciate your comment :)
Simon
Better and better ! Amazing work really ! Just to test, you can try walnut oil to reveal detail on wood, and honey bee after... ;)
Enjoyed your video and the beautiful pieces you have turned. I am trying to understand the correct method for dealing with the pith. Can you help me out?
you made some "SHELVES" to stand your work on and they look lovely
+Angela Mullins lol yes Thank you Angela
Beautiful ***
Love your work, these are really good looking. I finally bought myself a lathe so thanks for showing me how to attempt this one :D
+Jeff Vardaro Thank you Jeff
shelf ou shelves au pluriel . belle job dude
+louis-philippe Sergent hahaha got it . Thanks
Beautiful work as always Simon! Love your videos! I also have that "the weirder the better" approach to my turnings. The weird stuff is more unique & one of a kind! Take care bud!
Steve
+solarwinds001 Thank you Steve :) it's always a pleasure to see your comment . Take care
Simon
Great shape...
+Fifi Gazepis Thank you Fifi :)
Stunning work Simon, an amazing piece mate :)
Cheers
Mike
+Mike Waldt Thanks a bunch master :)
Excellent...!
Cheers
+Adam Quincey thanks Adam :)
I loved the video. I especially like the black accents on this urn. You've got a new sub here.
+Gil Grace Thank you Gil
That's amazing looking! love the wood you use, tried to find some here. The word you were looking for is "shelves". Cheer's brother!
+Evan Finger Thank you Evan :) I really appreciate. SHELVE , good I will know next time. I'm not very good in English :(
SG Art Turning you're doin just fine!
+Evan Finger Thank you :)
"That log doesn't have a really nice pattern", he says, opening up a gorgeous ambrosia log. "I will try it to see..." he says, proceeding to make a great urn. Simon, I'm going to have to talk to you abouty your habit of setting us up with low expectations :-) BTW -- I'm stealing that idea for a foot... Clyde
+Clyde Ulmer Hahahaha , I love you Clyde ;)
Great vidio I was wandering what tool you were using to hollow out the urn
+Max Gover thanks a lot. I was using the hanry Taylor ring tool. It work well for me .
Thankyou
Une très belle pièce encore une fois. Je suis impressionné par la quantité de bois figuré que tu possèdes ainsi que par la quantité de vidéo que tu produis ;-). Bravo encore. Marc
+Marc 's Oneway of turning Merci beaucoup Marc c'est super gentil :) tu habite dans quelle coin ?
Région de Victoriaville, centre du Québec. Et toi?
Marc 's Oneway of turning bedford en monteregie
G’day mate. Another amazing piece from. I love watching you turn your at works.
Can you please tell me the finish you applied to this?
The type of varnish and how much it is thinned down?
Thanks for posting another great piece
You always seem to end up with very dramatic pieces. Well done. All I have ready access to here in central Alberta is aspen poplar, birch, and willow...unless someone chops down a maple or elm. Have u ver tried turning Carragana (sp)? Very colourful and interesting grains.
+Daryl Reinke Thanks Daryl !! Carragana no I never here about that wood . I'm gonna check on the Internet. Thank you
Simon, beautiful work! Great urn! Just started turning on the same lathe you have, still collecting tools. Would you share who made your hollowing tool? IWas impressed with how you maseit look easy to use.
I really like your technique, a good friend of mines father passed recently and I was asked to make them an urn. Any advice or helpful info you could offer me would be greatly appreciated.
Another stunning piece! The india ink dye was a nice touch! I'm curious if you have tried the ebonizing solution on the ambrosia maple yet? I wonder how that would do? Any great job! Look forward to more!
+Michael Zurcher Thank you Michael. No I didn't try it yet . I will :)
turned out to be beautiful does't it
What was your drying process and how did you avoid any cracks at all??? Truly an amazing piece!
+Mike B Thank you very much Mike.
I just let it dry in my house. And I got crack sometimes.
Simon, I just discovered you on CZcams and I like your approach and style a lot, another favorite of mine is 'the Rebel Turner' Al Furtado, I would say he specializes in odd highly defective wood and turns incredible stuff, he uses a lot of CA glue as you did in this urn, and I don't think it detracts from the piece at all. Kudos to you for your work brother. What lacquer did you use on this piece, I can't stand the smell of lacquer thinner at all--curious if your 'mix' stunk to high heaven.
Loving your stuff--
+Don Davis Thanks alot Don I really appreciate it. I don't remember the brand but yes the smell get you a high
Красиво!! Все-таки, какое дерево Вы используете?
Спасибо вам, древесина красного клена.
changé tes plans de vue. as tu une nouvelle camera ? good job warf !!
+louis-philippe Sergent non rien changer, Thanks Agent
nice work. How did you take the chuck's grip on the lid?
+Carlos Cota Thank you Carlos :) it was a recess under the the lid.
Very nice! BTW, what model lathe do you use by Laguna?
+Sam Meandro Thank you Sam :) , it's the revo 18/36 .
do you know what type of wood that is ?
tres beau!!! quel est la proportion de laquer vs thinner? merci!
+Remi Cossette merci Rémi. 25 % lacquer 75 thinner
SG Art Turning ok merci beaucoup mon ami. continue le beau travail. je vais "subscribe"!
+Remi Cossette merci
Hello i have been asked if I could make a unit of some sort of container for the ashes of their dog, they said they was thinking a box but after watching this video i think I might try an urn. Not that I can make one as good as yours. Is there a formula to know what size is needed for what size of ashes?. I forgot to say earlier that I love your work so I have liked and subscribed. Regards Roger.
+Roger Crook Thanks Roger . Yes there a formula 1 inch cubic per pound of flesh.
I have a woodworking friend who does a lot of urns which he sells to a couple local funeral homes, and he said what he does is ask how many ounces of ashes they typically had, and then he made an urn that would hold about twice that amount of ounces of sawdust--he say the funeral homes have told him his urns are very appropriately sized, and he also got a metal urn from them that they purchased from a big supplier and he mimicked that urns size as well as the sawdust volume thing.
3:26 what is that tool you used to hallow?
+Scott Haun it's the Henry Taylor ring tool .
Shelves
+Carol T lol I just check your word on a translation page . Haha next time I will know. Thanks you :)
where do you get your die from
+Barry Aytes it's black ink
Спасибо!
+Gevorg Karamyan Thank you !
Nice pile of chips, and a waste of a lot of wood?