Woodturning - Holey Holly
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- čas přidán 9. 11. 2023
- Welcome to this weeks woodturning video:
Woodturning - Holly
In this woodworking video I use a woodturning lathe to turn a piece of holly into a decorative hollow form.
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It amazes me that you can take a piece of wood I would have cut into firewood and make such a beautiful piece of art. I love watching you work.
Thank you very much! Do you have a burner?
@@JackMackWoodturning yes and I love it! I spend the summer gathering and splitting wood so I can enjoy it during the winter. My gas bill is very low in the winter because I have the wood burner. If it’s cold enough for my furnace to kick on it’s time to build a fire.
@@brendaconner1076 I do the exact same thing stockpile during summer months makes huge difference
And the shavings could still be used in a modern stove like something using pellets etc.
Good morning Jack, now this piece is beautiful and charming. What a pleasure to watch your videos. Love it.
Beautiful
Thanks ☺️
WOW ! What a stunning piece of wood. That piece has more character than a theater full of actors. Awesome Jack Mack , just awesome. Love what you create sir.
Not your average round and brown! Very nice.
What you create are always amazing. The grain on this piece is lovely. A stunning masterpiece
Thank you. ☺️
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영상 잘 봤습니다!! 또 오겠습니다!!
Thanks TT. See you soon 👀😊👌🏻
Absolutely gorgeous, very beautiful work
Interesting piece would look good as a center piece on a table. Excellent work.
Very nice, the design is good great piece of art.
Beautiful! You brought out and enhanced it's unique character.
2600 is a lot of money...but giving wood a new life has no price. Well done!
Thanks. Value is in the eye of the customer 😉👍🏻
We call the FOG wood (Found On Ground) hahahahaha. Beautiful piece Jack
Haha I like that. I may use it in a title. 👀
I love it and use it a lot. Please feel free. I think it came to me from fellow turner Phil Anderson from Shady Acres Woodturning. 99% of my turnings are FOG wood. I love the rustic natural look. Keep up the good work pal.@@JackMackWoodturning
Gorgeous piece. Thanks for sharing
This is my therapeutic hide from the world channel. Thank you for making cool stuff!
Wonder-Full!!!
It is gorgeous, truly.
I wouldn’t call it ‘scrap’. With all the junctions and different colors it was destined to be Beautiful. All parts of Life are precious.
Absolutely stunning piece of art. Love the design ❤
Thank you very much 😊
How’s it going?
@@JackMackWoodturning good and you
I love that you don't fill the nooks and crannies! That's what makes your turns so Beautiful! Thanks for sharing ☺
I love the natural features. Great work. 😊
Thanks buddy.
Beautiful❤
Thank you! 😊 What is your picture?
BEAUTIFUL PIECE ❤❤❤
Amazing grain. Second-to-none grain.
According to the black spots having large borders around, I would like to call this flask 'Silent eyes'.
Wonderful name. Aren’t eyes always silent though? 👀
@@JackMackWoodturning , Hihi... You're funny. Yes. You're right literally. In this case, I mean 'Message through eyes without sound'. What message? The life after death. Whose life? Whose death? The existent log from its entire felled tree.
Good job Jack beautifully made well done
Nice one V. Good weekend planned?
Very beautiful piece have a great weekend ✌️
Thank you Cook! You too! How’s tricks?
Very nice ❤
Thank you.
A beautiful masterpiece! (And thank you for not contaminating your video with a music bed!)
You don’t like music? What about the music at the end? Was that okay ?
I didn't see that coming. So pretty. Thank you for sharing
Glad you liked it!! What were you expecting?
Hi Jack this piece of wood has so much character and you have madeit into a magnificent and unique piece of art. You really are clever and a masterwoodturner. Thank you for a great video. Amanda xx
Thanks Amanda. I appreciate your kind words
Another fascinating and beautiful piece. Love the detail in the natural wood.
The addition of some pigmented resin would kinda help to fill in any cracks and knotholes and also make the piece more interesting. Just a thought.
I appreciate your opinion but I disagree. This is just part of everyone having different tastes though. I like to only use resin when I need to and this piece didn’t need it, no need to fill cracks and holes as they are an honest representation of the wood.
Really beautiful.
Another masterpiece Jack, as always. Really beautiful piece of artwork. Love your items.
I really like the shape of this hollow form! You have a very good eye for the shape the wood wants take.
Thanks. I think it comes from practice
Good grief! That’s absolutely fabulous! Well done!
Cheers buddy 😉
Now that’s natural beauty.
Thank you. Do you think it’s better as a log of after I work on it ?
Stunning................................'nuff said. 😲
Much appreciated buddy
Perfect now we can make a giant a beaded necklaces😅.
What does this mean ??
Jack, I have just bought a new set of hollowing gouges to try this myself. Thanks for inspiring me.😉👍
Great. What tools did you get ?
Wow that come out beautiful and you did an excellent job turning it as well!!!! At first I had thought of asking if it was worth the money you spent on it but the finished product sure makes it look like good money spent. Damn it's so beautiful
I enjoyed your video so I gave it a Thumbs Up
Beautiful peace of work
Super gorgeous! Such complexity. I’m really surprised about how there’s so much bumpiness. I’m not knowledgeable of woodworking so it’s all new to me. So that definitely explains why I’m surprised.
I’m in awe that is breathtaking
Thanks T. One for the mantle?
Thanks 👍
Thanks buddy
Absolutely amazing work! Stunning piece of art ❤❤
Thank you ☺️
Beautiful Jack.
Thanks Jack. You good buddy?
WoWwwwww - that is a brilliant piece of art 😎
Thanks buddy
Beautiful hollow form well done 🎉❤
Thanks Peter
Turned out real nice.
Pun intended?
Love what you do, seriously magic. Could you do a standard (normal magic) video with a timer in the corner for time spent. Would honestly like to know how long it takes for the magic to happen. Like just time spent on each step/eide step
Every video is different. I would say this took about 4 hours give or take. Is that longer or less than you imagined?
Beautiful work as always Jack! Much love from northern Canada.
👍 Schön !
Just very nice Jack 🤩
Thanks as always D. Always good to see you pass by. You good man?
Wow, this is so stunning, it was so awesome watching you make it Jack!! ❤😊❤, Dona
Fascinating piece
Nice one Bev. How are you?
That turned out really cool!
Thanks buddy
Clever and very skilled 😊
Thanks Star! Where are you watching from?
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Beautiful, I love the shape
Thanks! Did you like the wood?
That is a sexy piece! I bet it has a great hand feel. Super nice.
Great hollow form. Thought you might fill some of the cracks (not the voids). But it sure looks great just like it is. Great piece.
No I don’t see any need to fill and part of the natural form. Cracks are just as natural as voids I think ☺️
Love it! What kind of hollowing tool is that? I’m in the market for one and have seen similar ones but not that exact one.
£2600...?? Man. I need to get into rotating trees.
I thought the wood was incredible
I agree. It’s beautiful.
👋👍
An amazing piece Jack. Just wondering how you removed the tenon off the bottom?
You can see the tenon removal on most of my videos.. sometimes I leave it out if it won’t add the the viewing experience for most viewers 👍🏻
Dude that is absaloutley Beautiful. I just started turning today. Can i ask your advice. I don't have a chuck yet/potentially not able to for my lathe. Can a bowl be done with a face plate?? 🏴👍
Yes it can but it’s not easy and you’d be better off learning with a chuck. Woodturning needs a lathe, but just as important is a sharpening device and a chuck. Second hand chucks are more affordable. What is it about your lathe that makes it not able to take a chuck ?
@@JackMackWoodturning well for starters it's a cheap supermarket parkside lathe to try. My thinking was get this learn a bit then upgrade. a believe it's an M18 thread from what ave found online. I have a set of traditional gouges and managed a small mallet today out of 2x2 pine which for my first time turning was quite impressed with myself with. Although allot knowledge has come from your videos many hours of watching them. Sharpening wise I don't have anything specific right now I have access to a bench grinder and have belt sander but that's all I have right now. I follow dalebasidtimber in Australia he seems very knowledgeable but hard sometimes to compare with the set up and legnth time he's been doing it. Any advice would be very helpful or if you had email address could send u bunch questions
My advice to all beginner turners is the same.
If you would like to learn to turn wood you first need to learn to sharpen your tools.
Your tools will be dull within 5-10 min of turning then everything starts going wrong and nothing is cutting and it becomes impossible to learn anything.
If you want to learn properly, firstly you need to get an actual lathe. Record power lathes tend y be on eBay all the time and you can pick one up for about 100 quid.
Next you need a grinder and woodturning sharpening jigs. Again, the jigs are on eBay and don’t break the bank.
Sounds like you have tools already.
Then you need a chuck. Another £100
Nothing too expensive or hard to attain
You can learn the basics of sharpening from CZcams tutorial videos.
And any specific questions you have along the way you can fire at me in the comment section of any of my videos here on CZcams. 👍🏻👍🏻
@@JackMackWoodturning thanks for that if there is any way you could possibly do a video on sharpening and Maybe one doing a bowl on a face plate would be helpful. I'll certainly be InTouch when need some help. 🏴👍
In many ways this reminds me of the pottery that the Navajo Indians would make, except this is of a beautiful wood.
I’m not overly familiar with Navajo Indian culture, although it sounds very interesting.
very nice
what was special about the wood for it to sell for 2600$ 🤔
Nothing it's probably click bait
😆… I don’t know what click bait is anymore, you lot throw it about so freely I don’t understand the definition.
No one said there was something special about the wood. I said it sold at auction for £2600
@@JackMackWoodturning the title make it sound like you bought the original piece of wood for 2600$ and the used it
at least thats what i thought, and why i was wondering XD
I felt sure that was destined for vat of epoxy.
Oh no,, I try to avoid resin if I can.
Dear Mr. Mack, amazing work. However, I wish you would wear chainmail gloves when using the big saw. It does not take much, as we all know, to reach to the wrong place when in thought. I have seen too many people in my live missing the thumb, digit etc. Best wishes!
What kind of lathe are you using?
A Vicmarc 😊👍🏻
Ah yes, a potted plant
What on earth is it supposed to be?
Supposed to be ??
Yeah that doesn't look like 2600
What do you think it looks like 😆
Far too many ads…never finished the video.
CZcams dish out the adds. It’s not video specific. If you watch it again you’ll probably not get any ads likewise if you watch another video after you’ll probably not get any ads.
Did you think they were part of the video??
Looks neat but who actually pays that kind of dollar for these products?
What do you mean.. how am I supposed to answer that other than to say,,, “the people who buy these products are the people who buy these product.. 🤔
He should’ve stopped halfway and turned it into a giant candelabra, instead of another boring bowl. 🙄😴
It’s not a bowl you utter candelabra
Bears claw. 👍🐝🌞
I don’t follow.. am I missing something?
@@JackMackWoodturning Hi, sorry just me, part of the grain pattern near the end looked like a Bears claw (paw) all the best. 👍🐝🌞
@jimdaly5077 ahhh I see it.. nice one thanks for pointing it out 👍🏻 🐻
@@JackMackWoodturning we all see different things in everything🙃 great work 👍🐝🌞