Woodturning: Sassafras Yarn Bowl
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- čas přidán 22. 08. 2024
- On this episode of Wolf Ridge Woodworking, I try for the second time to make a yarn bowl, but this time I'll be using a 8" x 3" Sassafras blank.
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Very nice Ed 😁👍🏼👏
Thank you very much! - Ed
Very nice piece
'Extra small holes for knitting needles' or more often for when working with multiple strands and colors of yarn.
Thank you for the info. I've never used one or ever heard of it until I saw Doug at Pohl Barn Productions make one a while ago. - Ed
Very nice,, thanks for sharing
Thank you Mitchell! - Ed
I like the knitting needle holes.
Thank you! - Ed
Very nice job Ed take care stay safe god bless
Thank you so much Donald! Have a blessed day! - Ed
I wouldnt create this. Work of art but, I love watching artisans create. Thanks
I like it.
Thank you Bruce! - Ed
Very pretty Ed love yarn bowls
Thank you Jane! - Ed
Hi Ed, I love it. Great work with the rotary tool. I was holding my breath thinking please don't break off. Well done Ed, really enjoyed his one. Take care. Cheers, Huw
Thank you Huw! I was worried about it breaking too, but I left the walls a little thick in hopes it would leave it strong enough. - Ed
Looks like it turned out really nice. That would rack my nerves terribly, nice job. THANK you for sharing.
Thank you Mark! If the camera was on my face, you would see a very scared look on my face. ha ha - Ed
Love the bowl
Ah Ed, thats so lovely. Would love to have one like that. Yep am already a Zac subscriber, does awesome stuff too. Take care and be blessed xx
Thank you Val! I have another blank just like it. Please let me know if you're interested. Have a blessed day! - Ed
Cool project, thanks for sharing. Full View and Like 👍
Thank you Allen! - Ed
Very beautiful great job and God bless
Thank you Mike! Have a blessed day! - Ed
ed that is a nice yarn bowl man and ive never turned sassafras and now i wanna turn it im gonna turn my first yarn bowl for my former caregiver and im excited
Thank you Chris! I'd love to see what you make. Take care and have a blessed day! - Ed
@@WolfRidgeWoodworking i made another youtube video if u wanna check it out thanks man. chris
Very nice piece of work. Thank you for sharing. Have a great day and stay healthy.
Thank you so much Glen! Have a blessed day! - Ed
I have made a few of these yarn bowls l have enjoyed your videos great job
good djob
Thank you Daniel! - Ed
Love those bowls. Great job
Thank you Mary! Have a blessed day! - Ed
Love it!
Thank you! - Ed
Hi Ed... really lovely yarn bowl.. nice simple design well executed... great video... take care...All the best.....Andy
Thank you Andy! I really appreciate it. - Ed
You've managed the 'scary part' quite well, Ed!
Greetings from Hamburg, Christopher
Thank you very much Christopher! It's always scary when you experiment with something you just spent a while making, but that's how you get better. My grandmother was from Regensburg and I would love to go there one day. So far, I've only made it to Berlin. Take care - Ed
Looks great, Ed. I'd call this one a success. Take care.
Bill
Thank you very much Bill! I hope the person receiving it thinks so too. Have a blessed day! - Ed
First time I tried a yarn bowl and I used a resin/wood hybrid, the resin separated from the wood where I was cutting my holes for the yarn, ever since then I haven’t tried it again. The video makes me wanna give it another shot. Thanks man and great vid.
Thank you Chris! That stinks that it did that. You should definitely try it again. Have a blessed day! - Ed
I actually printed a Fibonacci curve for the 2 knitting bowls I made - obsessive-compulsive that I am😁 This one looks perfect (and is almost identical to what I did) and is a great job Ed👍 Stay safe. -Mike😷
Thank you Mike! I just looked up the Fibonacci curve and it is pretty close to what I did. What did you use to cut out the slot? Take care - Ed
@@WolfRidgeWoodworking I started with 1/16" then 1/8" holes on the drill press. Then main tool was a Dremel 1mm diamond burr - very easy to control w/ a light touch. ... here's a link to the vid - the jig on the drill press was so simple yet so effective. czcams.com/video/b4V55zuTP4U/video.html
Well done my friend well done.
Thank you very much Ken! - Ed
Looks good to me!
Thank you Stuart! - Ed
This is a very nice yarn bowl, whoever gets it is lucky!
Thank you very much Carol! - Ed
Looks good, Ed!
Thank you very much Billy! - Ed
I like it. I want to try a yarn bowl.
Thank you very much Suzette! It's a little unsettling at first, but very doable if you take your time. Take care - Ed
Oh, that's how you do stuff like that? I didn't realize I just have to get a bit for my Dremel and I could do those cutout areas like that. I'd like to make one of these for Jenn (once I get my stuff and get it setup and get some practice in....so maybe for next Christmas =D )
Don’t you need to rough cut it and let it sit first? That bowl could warp as it adjusts to its new shape.
As long as the blank was dry it should be okay. Most commercial blanks are kiln dried. But sometimes the warping of a bowl adds that beauty to it. Just my opinion though.
@@MoonpieCreations that makes sense. Thanks for the response.
I agree with @Moonpie Creations and it was around 7% moisture before I turned it. Things dry out pretty well here in the arid air of Arizona. It was a very hot and super dry summer so a lot of my blanks dried out nicely even though they had a wax coating. Take care! - Ed
Thank you Ken for answering this! Take care brother! - Ed
Hi Ed. I love your work. Mmmm Sassafras. I must try a yarn bowl from solid timber one day. I have broken many slots on the yarn bowls I've made. Once they have been glued back in place, stronger than before, though to get a seamless join is hard to do sometimes. I keep watching with enthusiasm. Rob
It’s a long shot and not sure if you’ll respond. But what bit did you use to cut out the twirl?
Thank you for watching Paloma! I always try and put what I use in the description. The bit was at the bottom of the list. I used this one: Kutzall Extreme Burr 1/8": amzn.to/35rFmSg . Take care! - Ed
I'm glad you made another yarn bowl and this time got it completed. Looks fantastic in my opinion. Did you save the shavings to make Sassafras Tea? Take care Ed. Stay safe.
Thank you Paul! I didn't and didn't know you could. I have another blank and I'll have to give it a go next time. It did have a very medicinal small to it. - Ed
Well I've heard of Sassafras Tea, but don't know if it comes from that tree. So don't experiment without checking into it. I was just sort of joking with you.
Could you explain the dremmel tool you're using.
Hi , never seen sassafras being turned before , rather bitty when hollowing , probably won't get it in the UK, ,. Yes I like wood because I can recycle the shavings ,but I don't like resins , because the shavings cannot be recycled ,, sooner or later it will end up in land-fill,,. Well anyways stay safe,,. Regards Alf
Thank you Alf! It was my first time turning it and it turned really nicely. Take care - Ed
What was that tool you used to cut the slot for the yarn near the end? I am making two bowls now and cutting the slot is the part I don't know how to do..
Thank you for watching! I was using a Kutzall Extreme Burr 1/8" shank. The is an Amazon Affiliate link in the description. It can get tense when you are cutting a slot in the bowl after spending so much time making it. Looking back, I might have used a coping saw instead. Please consider sharing your bowl on my website under Viewer Projects. I'd love to see what you make and share it. Take care and have a blessed day! - Ed
Hi Ed, this is awesome, how long did it take from start to finish?