Spalted Oak Crotch Bowl & New method for cracked wood
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ก.ย. 2024
- Thank you, Lynn Edwards for teaching me this new trick. I am sure I didn't do it properly But it worked for sure!
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From Michigan. God bless you. This bowl is beautiful and wow, the grain is awesome 👌
Thank you very much!
I liked that you had to keep fighting the bowl and you won! You kept at it. Thanks
You make garbage look gorgeous. THAT'S real talent!!! Kim, could the floor be why all your lathes have a wobble?
Really nice! I am also glad you didn’t fill the wormholes with some silly epoxy.
This is so stunning! You worked so hard and I believe it was all worth your time and effort. Your attention to detail is amazing! You have built a gorgeous masterpiece! That shine juice you put on the wood made it come to life! This masterpiece is stunning! I absolutely love this piece!!!Bravo!
That bowl is absolutely beautiful. The spalting patterns are amazing. Great job.
it is very purdy Kim.good job
Kim, this is a gorgeous bowl. You did an awesome job Turning it! Truly amazing!❤😎🙃
Beautiful, well done. Thank you for sharing
Absolutely fabulous grain in that wood. You have the patience of a saint Kim to continue going on this piece with the bug holes and cracks. Great work Girl! Paige, a fellow female turner
Thanks Paige!! Thanks for the kind words too!
Absolutely gorgeous piece of wood. Beautiful work 🤙🏼
THAT BOWL IS SOMETHING TO BE SO VERY PROUD OF IT IS VERY BEAUTIFUL PEACE OF ART YOU DONE A FABULOUS JOB ON IT YOU MADE A GORGEOUS BOWL OUT OF A ALMOST IMPOSSIBLE PEACE OF WOOD YOU ARE AWESOME LADY YOUR HUSBAND IS LUCKY MAN AND YOUR A LUCKY LADY TO HAVE EACH OTHER AND I'M SO HAPPY FOR YOU ALL WELL TAKE CARE AND STAY SAFE GOD BLESS YOU AND YOUR FAMILY AND FRIENDS AND PEACE BE WITH YOU ALL I LOVE YOU ALL KEEP THE AWESOME WOOD TURNING GOING AND KEEP THE WOOD CHIPS FLYING TILL NEXT TIME
Kim this is a breathtakingly stunning and magnificent bowl the grain and spalting in it is just awesome. I have never seen something so awesome and beautiful.
Thank You Kobie!! 🤗🤗
Kim, I love the attention to detail, and how "hands on" you are with your project, my only thought is a safety concern. I did not see you wearing any kind of respiratory protection. Please remember safety first. Beautiful outcome by the way.
Awesome job with the punk, cracks and bugs!
I caught the message on the headstock! Beautiful work!
Blessings, Steve
Beautiful peace of art . Very good work. It’s a good idea you mentioned at the beginning regarding the cracked. I use tp. Works great. Tp is thinner and I use 2-3 layers and use clear glue ( Buy by the gallon) and wrapping it for a week. The crack is practically almost a well connected line. Be safe.
Interesting turn. The spalting makes the bowl--a fascinating piece of wood. Glad it stayed together to the end. Love the boots, by the way.
Thanks Sam!
I think it's beautiful! I am SO happy to finally come across a woman wood turner! I've become fascinated by turning and have watched a lot of videos. I'd begun to think only men did this. Ha ha! Thanks for showing me a fine example of how women do it!!
Thank you Christine!! I am sure there are many other women turners who do it much better, but I am working on the "much better" part. I am blesses to have the oppertunity to turn and to share my growth as a turner. Thank you for your kind words and encouragement! GOD BLESS 🤗♥️
lots of ladys turn i bought my lathe off an old lady that turned on sundays true story
That is awesome!
You can checkout Ashley harwood as well
Very beautiful grain showing
Home run! Outta the park! Glad to see you're getting used to the Laguna. Wobble? Tolerable. Gorgeous work Kim. God bless. Stu
Thank you!! Yeah, I am just going to ignore it... maybe it will go away if I do not pay it attention.. lol God Bless !
Kim, I just happened to go down to all your previous work and noticed that I have not seen this one. I was shocked! I do like oak but hate to work with it because it’s so hard and tough on the tools. However I have never ever seen an oak piece as beautiful, as remarkable as this one. It must have been a wonderful feeling to turn such a majestic piece. That’s how I feel when I get a beautiful piece. I feel so honoured to turn them. Then once finish well you know, I gave them away. Until I found out that they would sell them away. I’m very hurt and disappointed. Now I pile them up in my basement. Enough of that. Kim I’m very happy for you. Your work is incredibly beautiful and I love your sense of humour and overall personality. Take care, be safe and God Bless you girl.
lol 😆
Thank you so much 🤗
God bless 🙏
Love this bowl and 5:17
Kim, you are a magnificent wood turner! First time to your channel and I was hooked on your work.
Thank You Debra! 🤗
A very beautiful bowl. Nice work...
Wow what a gorgeous beautiful bowel absolutely stunning with the cracks you made something stunning with a piece of wood most would have turned into fire wood thank you for that wonderful trick for cracked wood I have some I will be using it on Blessings to you and yours
Kim this is a gorgeous bowl. l it is one of the best I've ever seen.What grain in there and you've done a beautiful job on it to shine; the shine juice. like, wow!!
It does have beautiful grain, what a nice surprise. You did a great job on the cracks and voids. I am learning from you. I just scored a bunch of seasoned spalted oak. So nice to turn. Thanks for the lesson.
Lovely piece Kim, beautiful wood and nicely turned. Glad I found your channel sister, God bless.
GORGEOUS JOB.
Thank you so much 🤗
Absolutely beautiful!
... and the little wormies threw their little wormie hands in the air and squealed with delight as they spun round and round. 🐛🖤🤟🏼🐌
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Hi Kim,
That is simply a gorgeous bowl, I am so glad Mr. Humphrey sent me your way :-)
Best regards
Lars
Hi Lars!! Thank you for swinging by! Thank you for the kind words!
Yet another beautiful bowl Kim that is such beautiful grain I have a lot of Oak in my workshop but none as beautiful as that waow
Thanks Gavin!
Pretty WORK! FROM Richmond VA!!!
Nicely done. Thanks for the idea of paper towel and glue to soak before hand. Beautiful piece. Kathy
Hey Kim, that was very brave of you to take this piece of wood on. I don’t think I’ve ever seen anyone work a piece of wood as hard as you did. You are an inspiration. The bowl turned out stunning. Subscribed!
Thanks Robin! wow! 🤗😁🤗
Spalted wood is absolutely gorgeous as is your piece.
Thanks Don!!
Absolutely gorgeous and I’ll bet after you turn a bowl you have half of the shavings in your boots..😂🤣😂🤣
Beautiful bowl. The spallting is amazing.
Possibly the prettiest oak bowl I've seen. Gorgeous spalting. 👍👍
Thank you so much!
Really an interesting piece. I love the markings in it!. Nice job, Kim. 💜
The dull spots are a soft area that absorbs the finish. Also lacquer is not a good sealer. Use a thinned or a spray shellac or a water based polyacrylic sealer. Beautiful bowl. Love the grain. Nice work. I subbed too.
Thank you! And thanks for the tip. I will try thinned shellac. thanks for the sub!
Beautiful job, and bowl. Thank you for sharing.
Its gorgious!! The grain is spectacular!
Thank you 🤗🤗
Beautiful bowl and spectacular spalting/grain pattern. It was well worth the effort you put into it.
Thanks William!
Most of the time it’s the nasty wood that gives the most beautiful bowls. Well done.
Thank you very much!
Perfect candidate for cactus juice. You did a splendid job of making it work.
Magnificent bit of work. I like your approach and insight into what is visually appealing. Peace always.
Thank you so much 🤗🤗
Lovely large bowl. I like how you handled the cracks and other problem areas
Had to watch it again, so lovely, thank you Kim
Thank you Christine!!🤗
That is such a gorgeous bowl...amazing grain! Funny, I wear cowboy boots when I turn, too.
Great minds think alike!! ;)
Great display of turning talent, beautiful spalting!
very nice letting it dry completely and applying second coat seems to help. very nice.
Beautiful piece of wood.. I turn a lot of spalted stuff as well... Love it. Love the challenge of not knowing if it's too punky or not and then stabilizing it... Good turning..
Gorgeous piece of spalted oak, Kim, and you made a beautiful bowl from it. As for the dull spots, I think that may actually be the punkier places that absorbed the finish so that it won't shine. Any friction polish (like OB) is a building finish and the shine is a result of the heat from friction. If it soaks in and doesn't build, it won't shine.
Billy
Thanks!!
Yeah, the shine wasn't so much on the black part of the spalting.
Thanks for the info and the kind words!
Great video. Love the spalting. I have the same problem going from face plate to chuck with the wobble.
Beauty! Wonderful workmanship! Know how to turn a tree defect into a beautiful effect
Thank you Mihail!
Kim, couple of tips, the first is if you use a lot of CA glue (super glue) you can get pints or quarts of it on ebay or amazon and if you didnt know baking soda makes super glue dry instantly like a rock so if you have to make a repair quickly just put super glue from your new big bottle on a crack or hole a sprinkle baking soda on it and wham you can sand it or whatever! Good luck like your vids.
Thank you 🤗
You have uncovered a masterpiece! Well done!
Thank you Gary!
What an incredibly beautiful bowl. Well done. Absolutely love it.
Thanks Mick!
Beautiful piece and oh that spalting!
Thank you so much 🤗
Very nice! A worm carousel! What a ride for them!
lol Thank you !
Beautiful bowl, great work.
Thank you!
Beautiful work
Hi Kim, I use candle wax for wet turning so far have not had any cracks use the 1" for every 10" rule only dipping one side of bowl in wax tried microwave still dries to fast, keep practicing perfection will come.
Thank you George 🤗🤗
Hi Kim, Stunning grain and spalting in that piece of wood. Very nice job. Cheers, Huw
Thank you Huw!!
Very precise, I really enjoyed watching you making it. Such a wonderful piece of artwork.
I love spalting, but that piece is NUTS!! I can't get over the figure and colors! What a find! And, obviously, nice job turning it. The shot of the bowl upside down at 37:21 reminds me of Jupiter, with the spalting being the cloud lines and the red knot being the red storm. I do suspect the wax was the reason for those dull spots. With friction, it's going to liquify and melt into the wood, and it'll resist most finishes after that. As for the wobble, I would say it's down to wood movement after turning. The faceplate shouldn't be the issue, since the rebate you turned on the bottom was done while the bowl was spinning in the round and was true. I've had bowls do this to me before, once the interior mass was removed. Some woods seem more susceptible to this than others, and it likely has something to do with moisture as well, but with a crotch piece like that there's a lot of stored tension going in at least two different directions, which would also work against you. It just becomes part of the character of the piece.
Again, beautiful piece! Thanks for sharing it with us!
Thank you so much 🤗
Worm poop sounds so much better than frass. The bowl is so gorgeous, it's almost mystical.
Thank you, Ken!🤣
Beautiful piece of art!
Thank you Anthony!
what a great piece of spalted oak!
Well done! Only thing I missed is more voiceover! While you were turning, it would have been great to hear what you were thinking! Beautiful work!
How gorgeous!
Nice job, incredible grain and spalling.
Thanks Bruce!
Kim, this is my first of your videos and I enjoyed it. Your bowl turned out beautifully. I have a bunch of spalted oak like that and had to laugh when you were pulling that worm out of the hole. Can't count how many times I've done that. Some might not realize how challenging it is to work with oak that punky but if you can pull it off you get beautiful results. I've even made some pens out of it and when you get that small you really have to be careful, it will sometimes just shatter into pieces. Thanks for the video.
Thanks Rob!
Yeah, I made bracelets that just snapped. The stuff is so chippy and unpredictable.
When I started to learn how to turn I got a bunch of wood for my sister's burn pile Oh, it was all spalted Oak. So the very first would I learn to turn was spalted Oak. I didn't have any other kind of wood to turn at the time, so I just made it work. Start off at the hard stuff we go from there. LOL
Beautiful, thanks for showing your skill and process.
Thank you for watching Ron!🤗
Wow what an awesome piece of wood! Great work as always.
Thank you!!
Great job Kim and a beautiful piece of wood!
Beautiful bowl 🤗
That is a remarkable bowl, Kim. I never thought much about turning crotch pieces. You have opened my mind to new possibilities. By the way, if I could ever get my wife to watch this video, I'm sure she would want to know about the quilt behind your lathe.
Thanks Jim! The fabric behind my lathe is an old vinyl window treatment stuff from the 70s LOL I found it add an old wood junkyard. Found a big huge roll of it. It was free so I decided to use it to keep the shavings out of the wall. It is there until I get a chance put up real walls 🤗🤗😉
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I agree with Billy Burt below. When using that type of finish, the matte areas are usually due to the finish soaking so much there isn't any build. Sometimes I will apply 15 or 20 coats of a shellac-based finish before the spots gloss up well. Waxing can help ,but it won't fix the real problem. You got a nice result from hard work on this one.
Wow, the wood is stunning, what a beautiful bowl. No food for that, it should be on display
Thank you, Gene!
Kim a very pretty natural piece with gorgeous grain. I love how a very feminine and nice looking lady can get dirty and have a shaving covered floor (although only about a fraction of mine). Nice tip on filling cracks that I will be using shortly.
Absolutely Beautiful that wood definitely has character
Another fantastic piece...love the grain
Thank you Al!🤗
i love making bowls and spalted birch and maple turnings but theyre too hard to sell few people have the kind of money theyre worth so im sticking to spalted braclets and earings bead necklace ect they sell at markets and you can make a living doing what you love
I use a fair amount of ca glue and I noticed you do too, I buy a 2 lb. bottle from E-bay for about $65 and refill my 4.5 Stick fast bottle. Search T3 thin Ca glue. I have a lot of Black Walnut that's been on the ground for almost 2 years and it has a lot of cracks in places.
Thank you so much 🤗
@@KimTippin I got it backwards, it's 3t thin ca.
I had this exact same problem and come to find out my head stock and tail stock were not aligned properly. I agree with Jim, would love to have more voice over. Beautiful bowl and will try the paper towels and glue. I use food grade epoxy to seal bowls like this.
Nice piece of wood, you lucked out . Like your attention to detail. You do nice work.
Great video and tips. I'm definitely going to try this method. Thank you for explaining and turning.
Very nice Good job young lady
Very nice piece,great work,informative as far as crack repairs go. Music?? Maybe I’m just getting old 😂😂😂😂
An excellent bowl and video! One minor criticism. It looked like you were using a rag to apply the sanding paste while it tuned on the lathe. You should never use anything but a paper towel on a spinning lathe. I broke a finger that way when the rag caught and slammed my hand on the bed ways.
Everyone who ever got hurt never had a problem either. Until they got hurt. I never loss an eye but I still wear safety glasses and a face shield
Great piece, lovely grain/spalting 👏👏well done
Thanks Steve!
Cool looking spalting and beautiful work.
Incredible!! Worth every moment. Happy Holidays!
Thank you Mary! Merry Christmas🤗
Really beautiful bowl Kim, love the grain and awesome finnish.
Thank you!
I admire your appreciation for the beauty of spalted figured wood. Most folks want plain straight grain. Magnificent piece!
Thank you so much 🤗🤗
Beautiful chunk of wood...I call it worm poop too...lol
Thank you !! It is what it is :)
The correct term is frass but worm poop works ;)
Awesome bowl Kim, the worm holes just give it character. Of course don't use it for dip.
thanks Ed!! no...lol no dip. :)