Woodturning: Turning a Cherry Lidded Box
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- čas přidán 11. 01. 2020
- Turning a cherry wood lidded box. It’s very cold right now here in Alaska (negative 22 degrees Fahrenheit the other day), and my workshop is not heated or insulated. So, if it’s negative 22F outside, it’s negative 22F in my shop. You’ll see my breath in this vid, as well as occasional steam coming from the wood as I cut.
very nice, simple yet elegant. and the wire was a nice touch
I like seeing the natural shine of the wood when it is well sanded. Something about that shine that no extra finish can give. I understand that the finishes give protection, but that 1st. shine is special
I agree entirely!
“Turned” out spectacular!
Thank you, Johnny!
Very nice 👌 I love the lid. Great work 💪 Cheers.
Thank you! :)
Great job,beautiful piece 😊
Thank you! 🙂
@@JustinBeyerlin1 Cheers 🍻
Gorgeous!
Thank you Patti! I appreciate it :)
great job@justin
Thank you! 😊
That’s a nice looking box bud. Can’t beat cherry.
Thank you! Cherry is one of my favorites. Just under black walnut :)
I trust that since you made this video, you have found that holding the roughing gouge handle lower and allowing the gouge to cut the wood away instead of scraping it away produces a better finish. The tools have an edge on them for a reason.
Yes, definitely still learning as I go :) I'm still learning and working to improve to this day, but making this video was very early on in my experience. One area I still really need to practice and master is working with a skew.
Amazing you do that in the cold. The cherry looked really nice
Thank you! It takes everything I’ve got to tough out the cold sometimes. It can be negative 20 degrees Fahrenheit at points. The fingers become quite uncomfortable at that point lol.
Big like!👍👍👍👍👍✅💪Felicitări! Great video 👍
Thank you!
I never aloud students to use the wood lathe with long sleeve on.
Probably a lot safer not to wear one, but it was 15 degrees in my shop when I did this video so I was forced to wear something to stay warm :)
You must be the silent turner.
@@swansong1851 😂 I need to start talking in my videos. I'm working on a new video now and will be talking about what I'm doing in it :)
very nice!! Have you been out to krystal lake lately?
Thank you! Is that a lake here in Alaska? I don’t recognize the name…
curious to know what the "line" was that you used to cut/burn a line into the lid. Otherwise, nice job.
I'm pretty sure its a guitar string of some sort.
It can be bronze or nickel wire
It was an acoustic guitar string :)
how did you get the lid off when you had to pound it on I have troulbe getting mine off sometimes
It seemed to come off relatively easily with a little twisting. I've had some on so tight that I had to pry with a tool and ended up breaking the lid. The pounding I did with the mallet makes the lid look tighter in the video than it actually was.
@@JustinBeyerlin1 thanks i always get it off but sometimes have some repair
@@michaelkramer1774 I'm with you there... sometimes I feel I've gotten better at repair than anything else!
I can just imagine the silent sigh, when the lid dropped ... I love the result. The detail you made with the burning wire (is it a burning wire?) is pretty cool.
Oh there's been a lot of those silent sighs in my shop! Haha Thank you! That wire is actually an acoustic guitar string. The larger guitar strings have wire wrapped around them, which digs in and burns nicely for this type of stuff.
@@JustinBeyerlin1 Wow, never knew that you could use those things for this o0 But its nice to know.
Hai teman .kreasimu bagus itu tempat apa ya
hai teman, terima kasih! Saya berlokasi di Alaska.
DANGEROUS VIDEO NO INFORMATION THE THE CORRECT STEPS TO FOLLOW RELLY SUCKS
Thanks for the feedback. Wasn't meant to be an instructional video.
I'm pretty sure the title was woodturning a bowl with a lid. Nowhere did I see "This is how". Great video man turned out great.
@@josephpudder1287 Thank you!
Your spelling “relly” sucks.