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Frank Didomizio
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 11 ต.ค. 2011
I am sharing some woodturning videos to show you how I work through my projects and to help promote and build the interest in woodturning in general. Most of my videos are really "how to" in nature and I am not trying to show woodturning instruction or any kind of training on them.
I create traditional and unique contemporary pieces, my work is featured at shows and galleries in Ontario. I also do one-on-one instruction at my studio in Selwyn, Ontario and perform demonstrations and hands on seminars.
Disclaimer: My videos are for entertainment only. Woodturning can be dangerous for the untrained. Always seek professional advice and training before attempting to turn on the lathe and follow the American Association of Woodturners safety guidelines.
Instagram: frankdidomizio_woodturner
Facebook: frankdidomizio.woodturning.7/
Website: www.frankdidomizio.com/
I create traditional and unique contemporary pieces, my work is featured at shows and galleries in Ontario. I also do one-on-one instruction at my studio in Selwyn, Ontario and perform demonstrations and hands on seminars.
Disclaimer: My videos are for entertainment only. Woodturning can be dangerous for the untrained. Always seek professional advice and training before attempting to turn on the lathe and follow the American Association of Woodturners safety guidelines.
Instagram: frankdidomizio_woodturner
Facebook: frankdidomizio.woodturning.7/
Website: www.frankdidomizio.com/
Woodturning a Sea Urchin Christmas Ornament
In this video I create a sea urchin Christmas ornament. The top and bottom finials are turned on a lathe. I use the sputnik sea urchin as it has a thicker and more stable shell. The finials are dyed black with India ink to give a better color contrast with the urchin.
Instagram: frankdidomizio_woodturner
Facebook: frankdidomizio.woodturning.7/
Website: www.frankdidomizio.com/
Email: frank.didomizio@gmail.com
Tools and I use in my videos and some product links:
Stihl 391 chainsaw
Robust American Beauty Lathe & tool rests - woodchuckers.com/ ,www.turnrobust.com/
Oneway hollowing system oneway.ca/products-category/coring-hollowing/Laser%20Hollowing%20System
Oneway scroll chucks woodchuckers.com/collections/4-jaw-chucks, oneway.ca/, oneway.ca/ or from Lee Valley, Busy Bee and elsewhere
Vicmarc scroll chucks, lathes, steady rests, etc. www.branchestobowls.com/chucks
General Salad Bowl Finish woodchuckers.com/search?q=general+salad , www.amazon.ca/General-Finishes-SBQT-Salad-Finish/dp/B001DSXD7A/ref=sr_1_1?dchild=1&keywords=general%2Bsalad%2Bbowl%2Bfinish&qid=1619970439&sr=8-1&th=1
Sandpaper woodchuckers.com/collections/disks, sandpaper.ca/hook-and-loop-products/, stockroomsupply.com/collections/sanding-discs
5/8” roughing bowl gouge - Woodchuckers, Lee Valley, Busy Bee
5/8” bottoming bowl gouge - Woodchuckers, Lee Valley, Busy Bee
1/2” finish cut bowl gouge - Woodchuckers, Lee Valley, Busy Bee
1” skew for negative rake shear scraping - Woodchuckers, Lee Valley, Busy Bee
Glenn Lucas inside bowl negative rake scraper - Woodchuckers
Easy Wood carbide tools - Woodchuckers, Lee Valley, Amazon, Busy Bee
Coring System - Oneway, Woodchuckers woodchuckers.com/search?q=coring
Korpro carbide cutter tips from Hunter for the coring system branchestobowls.com/korpro
Vicmarc steady rest branchestobowls.com/product/3-point-steady
Epoxy/Resin - Woodchuckers, Lee Valley, Amazon, resinate.ca/product/epoxy/, designerepoxy.ca/epoxy-resin/,
Rangate Knot and Crack Filler - canada.rangateknotfiller.com/
Andre Martel calipers martelhooktool.com/ENG/USA/outils_usa_EN.html
CA glue - woodchuckers.com/search?q=CA+glue or Lee Valley or Amazon
Woodburner - Razertip www.leevalley.com/en-ca/search#q=razertip&sort=relevancy&numberOfResults=24 or Burnmaster at www.chippingaway.com/cat/woodburning-pyrography-tools-supplies/
Beading tool - d-waytools.com/beading-tools/
Respirator/faceshield: Sundstrom from Woodchuckers in Canada woodchuckers.com/products/sr-500-570-air-purifying-respirator?_pos=11&_sid=68a6f5ffb&_ss=r or from Woodturning Wonders in the US woodturnerswonders.com/collections/500-570-system/products/sr-500-570-air-purifying-respirator
LED magnetic light - www.cindydrozda.com/html/Microlight.html
Veritas Carbide burnisher (for negative rake scrapers) www.leevalley.com/en-ca/shop/tools/sharpening/32643-veritas-carbide-burnisher?item=05K2030
Extra long tool rest and finial tool rest by Steve Sinner advancedlathetools.com/lathe-tool-rests/
Ron Brown’s laser guide www.longworthchuck.com/index.php?route=product/category&path=4
Rubber chuckie mandrel and cones www.rubberchucky.com/#/
Sea Urchin shells for Christmas Ornaments - www.cindydrozda.com/html/Sea_Urchins.html
This video is for entertainment purposes, woodturning can be dangerous, follow all safety precautions when using your tools and equipment and get proper instruction/training.
Instagram: frankdidomizio_woodturner
Facebook: frankdidomizio.woodturning.7/
Website: www.frankdidomizio.com/
Email: frank.didomizio@gmail.com
Tools and I use in my videos and some product links:
Stihl 391 chainsaw
Robust American Beauty Lathe & tool rests - woodchuckers.com/ ,www.turnrobust.com/
Oneway hollowing system oneway.ca/products-category/coring-hollowing/Laser%20Hollowing%20System
Oneway scroll chucks woodchuckers.com/collections/4-jaw-chucks, oneway.ca/, oneway.ca/ or from Lee Valley, Busy Bee and elsewhere
Vicmarc scroll chucks, lathes, steady rests, etc. www.branchestobowls.com/chucks
General Salad Bowl Finish woodchuckers.com/search?q=general+salad , www.amazon.ca/General-Finishes-SBQT-Salad-Finish/dp/B001DSXD7A/ref=sr_1_1?dchild=1&keywords=general%2Bsalad%2Bbowl%2Bfinish&qid=1619970439&sr=8-1&th=1
Sandpaper woodchuckers.com/collections/disks, sandpaper.ca/hook-and-loop-products/, stockroomsupply.com/collections/sanding-discs
5/8” roughing bowl gouge - Woodchuckers, Lee Valley, Busy Bee
5/8” bottoming bowl gouge - Woodchuckers, Lee Valley, Busy Bee
1/2” finish cut bowl gouge - Woodchuckers, Lee Valley, Busy Bee
1” skew for negative rake shear scraping - Woodchuckers, Lee Valley, Busy Bee
Glenn Lucas inside bowl negative rake scraper - Woodchuckers
Easy Wood carbide tools - Woodchuckers, Lee Valley, Amazon, Busy Bee
Coring System - Oneway, Woodchuckers woodchuckers.com/search?q=coring
Korpro carbide cutter tips from Hunter for the coring system branchestobowls.com/korpro
Vicmarc steady rest branchestobowls.com/product/3-point-steady
Epoxy/Resin - Woodchuckers, Lee Valley, Amazon, resinate.ca/product/epoxy/, designerepoxy.ca/epoxy-resin/,
Rangate Knot and Crack Filler - canada.rangateknotfiller.com/
Andre Martel calipers martelhooktool.com/ENG/USA/outils_usa_EN.html
CA glue - woodchuckers.com/search?q=CA+glue or Lee Valley or Amazon
Woodburner - Razertip www.leevalley.com/en-ca/search#q=razertip&sort=relevancy&numberOfResults=24 or Burnmaster at www.chippingaway.com/cat/woodburning-pyrography-tools-supplies/
Beading tool - d-waytools.com/beading-tools/
Respirator/faceshield: Sundstrom from Woodchuckers in Canada woodchuckers.com/products/sr-500-570-air-purifying-respirator?_pos=11&_sid=68a6f5ffb&_ss=r or from Woodturning Wonders in the US woodturnerswonders.com/collections/500-570-system/products/sr-500-570-air-purifying-respirator
LED magnetic light - www.cindydrozda.com/html/Microlight.html
Veritas Carbide burnisher (for negative rake scrapers) www.leevalley.com/en-ca/shop/tools/sharpening/32643-veritas-carbide-burnisher?item=05K2030
Extra long tool rest and finial tool rest by Steve Sinner advancedlathetools.com/lathe-tool-rests/
Ron Brown’s laser guide www.longworthchuck.com/index.php?route=product/category&path=4
Rubber chuckie mandrel and cones www.rubberchucky.com/#/
Sea Urchin shells for Christmas Ornaments - www.cindydrozda.com/html/Sea_Urchins.html
This video is for entertainment purposes, woodturning can be dangerous, follow all safety precautions when using your tools and equipment and get proper instruction/training.
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Thanks for listing who makes those centers.
Thanks, yes those small centers are helpful for some who might want to turn small items like finials.
Hi Frank Where do you get your sea urchins David Wise
I get my sea urchins from Cindy Drozda - she sells them off of her website.
Hi Frank Thanks. What's her email address ? Thanks David
You order directly from her website - www.cindydrozda.com/html/Sea_Urchins.html and her email is cindy@cindydrozda.com. I don't know if she ships to Canada or not?
That is a very nice looking ornament! Your presentation of the process for making this was well done, it is a nice time of year to enjoy your shop to make stuff for Christmas. thanks.
Thanks for you comments, yes these are always popular around Christmas
Great video, thank you.
Thanks
Very very nice. Thanks!!
Beautiful!
Thanks
One of the best sea urchin videos I've seen. Good job. Thanks
Thanks, wow that’s really nice of you to say that.
Soooo different 🤪👏👏👏👏👏🇬🇧
Thanks
Wonderful use of one of the ocean's beauties! Excellent detail! Fantastic! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Thanks
Hey Frank, thank you for the video. Have you had any issues with the rangate loosening or coming back out of any voids you've filled with it? Since it's not an adhesive I just have concerns on how well it will stay in over time.
Good question Tim. I have not used it enough to know, but I wondered the same thing. It is used in the flooring industry quite a bit when they make up wood floor boards that need a quick filler, so I assume it must not loosen up if it is used in this industrial type application. It does bond to the surface of the wood, but not like an adhesive. These days I tend to use the black medium CA glue more often since it is actually an adhesive. I just have to be careful to not leave a black area around the crack that has absorbed the glue
@@frankdidomizio Thanks for getting back to me so quickly Frank. Having multiple options is definitely a good thing. I'm sure you already know this but using a sanding sealer coat before doing fills can help avoid the CA glue staining where it's not wanted.
Yes, I try to use a sealer before I apply CA to prevent some absorption surrounding the crack.
Nice work Frank,cheers Colin.
Thanks Colin
A great process Frank
Thanks
Nice!
thankyou
Very nice pieces. Love the balloon trick
Thanks, yes, I saw that balloon trick done by Trent Bosh once and I thought it would be a great way to keep the tape on in inside stuck on....and to my surpize it actually worked well 😃
Bravo. Ein sehr schönes und originelles Stück. Souveräne Bearbeitung
thanks
Beautiful piece of art!
Thanks 👍
Awesome work nice work around fixing holes and cracks.
Thanks 👍
thanks, yes it was an unexpected hole in one of them that needed a bit of epoxy just to be safe
Those are some giant pieces! The crotch figure was really nice. Great job!
Thanks, yes quite a challenge with the large size and lots os sanding
@frankdidomizio i love live edge pieces but the sanding is a chore.
Very nice, Frank
Thanks
Good work, looks great.
Thanks brad
Hello, curious on why you chose Robust over Oneway. I'm Canadian so I'm worried my bias might influence my judgement because I really like the Oneway. But I am a very novice turner so I don't know much. Great videos BTW, much appreciated.
Thanks for the note, at the time I purchased the Robust the US dollar was at a good rate and this was a very slightly used showroom model so I got a bit of a discount as ell. I also liked some of the design features like a movable headstock and a pivot away tailstock. Today, if I was buying a high quality top end lathe, I would be inclined to get the Oneway lathe because at least here in Canada, the price is much less for basically the same capacity/quality of machine. Both are great machines, if I could, I would have one of each 😀
Watching as a group at work again Frank. Nice work.
Nice to know I have a small following 😄
Thank you for making something useful other than a bowl.
My pleasure 😊
Thanks for you comment, yes, sometimes you just get tired of making bowls
Great job. Simple piece that can mean so much to someone in need of it.
Thanks
What do you do between coats of the wipe-on?
I lightly scuff sand it with 400 grit paper.
Bravo.. Et merci de vous impliquez... Comment peuxgtgon avoir accès au plan?
Thank you, send me your email and I can send you a pdf of the plan. You can email me at Frank.didomizio@ gmail.com
thanks for this - very nice bud vase. I noticed you cut off the base in the bandsaw then machined one still with it in - you forgot!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Thanks, yes, sometimes if I don't follow the proper sequence, I have to do some work arounds to get the final result 🙂
@@frankdidomizio yeah I know how it goes.
Nice thoughtful planning process. I too was dubious about the burning of the edge - but it is delightful. Great job.
thanks
That one way hollowing system is absolutely gargantuan! Seems like it works really well though. Nice job!
thanks, ai think the camera angle may make it look big. it sure takes the load off your arms
Nicely done. Concept has a lot of potential for growth. I would like to see you do more.
Thanks, it was a challenging little project that took much longer than my normal work. I do have an idea for a thin bowl shape using this type of pattern/texture.
I would love to see your progress on this design theme.
Beautiful work, Frank
thanks
Nice forms and good tips and techniques. Thanks
Cheers
Thanks for the video Frank!
Cheers,
Oh man, that baloon trick! These are lovely, how do you dry them after roughing? With some anchor seal?
Thanks. After rough turning I coat them with a sealer. You can use anchor seal, but these days I have moved to a pva based sealer that I buy from CraftsuppliesUSA when I am there. You can easily make your own pva sealer using white or yellow carpenters glue and dilute it a bit with water (around 20% water).
@@frankdidomizio Thanks, I buy from their online store quite a bit, but I'm due to get another gallon of pva glue, so might be a good time to cook up some of my own sealer.
Nice job. I love sumac. But I have never seen it that big here in NB
Thanks, yes it does get a bit larger here in Ontario, but this is the largest I have ever seen. A lady was nice enough to give this to me when she had it cut down on her property.
Nice work. Thanks, Frank.
Thanks
Great work as always Frank. Made it back as the lunchtime video of the day.
Glad you enjoyed it
I think the natural finish bowl looks better than the stained. Perhaps a much lighter stain would have looked better. when you moved the piece and changed the size of the tenon, I agree it was the best thing to do. Did you move both live and dead centre positions and was it a move of about 1 cm. Thanks for sharing
Love the natural one the most Mother Nature did a incredible job. Great Demo
Thanks, yes, I really like both and still have not decided which I like better. I know for sure if I put these into a gallery or display them at an art show, the colored one will sell first. My colored pieces outsell the natural ones at least 5 to 1.
Lovely wood. You did it justice!
Thanks
At first, Frank, I thought the dyed finish was so ugly but the end result shots changed my mind. I'm still partial to the natural wood colour but both are very well done.
Thanks, yes, I know what you mean. I thought I really made a mistake because this wood was a bit darker than I like to add colour too, but as you say, in the end it does not really look to bad.
Wow two beautiful pieces for sure
Thanks
Great work frank! I really enjoy your videos keep them coming. We have a very similar style but we do differ in some ways. I find inspiration in your design style and it helps to add more variety in my work.
Thanks, glad to hear that you like the videos and they give you ideas to vary your woodturning projects.
Do you possibly have one of the multi tools ? They work great to remove final nub on tenon
Thanks for the comment. No, I don't have one of those multi tools, but yes, great idea. That would work really well to remove the small remaining part of the tenon.
Great job as always I like that your a lot like me not affraid to try new colors and designs
Thanks, yes, there are some that cringe when I say I am going to add color to a piece.
Hello Frank, it's interesting to see how you process your wood and roughly turn it into shape and then seal the wood, I like that.👍👍 I was quite proud of the cherry logs I recently acquired and cored into rough turned bowls, until I saw what kind of cherry crotch piece you are working with. Cheers, Hans Stay safe and keep turning
Thanks, yes cherry is always great to work with no matter what the shape is… either log or crotch pieces
You are an artist my friend 🎉😊🇵🇹👍
Thanks, I try to do what I can to make interesting looking pieces
I don’t get any cherry down here in Arizona. Those big crotch pieces are going to be really nice. I’m looking forward to seeing them.
Thanks Jim, yes, cherry is one of my favorites, but there's lots of nice wood in your area I am sure. I am going to finish up the smaller apple crotches first, while the cherry dries out, hopefully witout any cracks
What is the diameter of the heart-shaped and the weight that it was starting the turning?
Thanks for the note. It's in the kiln now, but I would say the dia is around 20" I think. As for starting weight, I would just have to guess something like 30 lbs or more. I don't really weight pieces like that, so this is just a guess.
Hi frank would it help to cut in a recess into the front of the bowl before coring this would then let you work on the bottom to cut you tendon or recess. Lovely work some fantastic bowls👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻 or did you do this and I missed it
Thanks, yes, good idea for a solid core, but most of my cores are multiple cores so there is no front part/top of bowl to put a recess or tenon on the front. I just use a jam chuck when the piece is dry and it works well to true up a bottom tenon or to put one on if there is not one there already.
Great work, I’d like to try some stuff this size but my current lathe a union graduate gives me 10 inch over bed on the bowl turning side . Im looking into a floor standing tool rest. Good work I like your style of turning 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Thanks for the nice comments, yes 10" over the bed is ok for smaller burls, but often they have wings which require an even larger swing.