Woodturning a Christmas Tree with a difference (added tea lights) using my Carbide Chisels
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 ก.ค. 2024
- In this video, I am turning a Christmas Tree with a difference, using my Carbide Chisels.
This video is aimed at new turners using my Carbide Chisels.
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Please Note;
These videos are meant for the purposes of entertainment. Any attempt to imitate or copy what I do must be done at your own risk. My practices may not always be correct or the safest for you. I strongly recommend that you find your own way of turning. You are responsible for your own safety while woodworking. Read and understand the operation and safety manuals supplied with your tools and machinery to ensure you are safe while using such equipment.
Love it I am going to try making them thank you Glenn
Yes, give it a go. Let us know how you get on.
NICE
Thanks
I really enjoyed this one I'm getting ready to start my Christmas turnings
Great. How's it all going? Happy turning.
I am going to try this, thanks for sharing.
Thanks for the message. How did it go? Happy turning.
Awsome! Thanks.
I’m so glad I found your channel! Really like this tree …. Too late for this year, but I definitely plan on making some for next Christmas 🎄. Thank you for sharing your skills 🤠
Thanks Randy. That's ok. Glad you are enjoying the videos. Happy turning.
really great i bet they would look nice coloured as well
Hope you've given them a go.
That's awesome Glenn. I am going to try this one, along with your birdhouses. Thanks so much for sharing your wisdom. I need to make a narrow parting tool.
Thanks. Did you give it a go? What about the birdhouse? I've lost count of how many I have under our pagoda now. Some are hanging on our outside Christmas tree too.
@@glennteagleofukwoodcraftca5308 I haven't had much lathe time, getting the choir and church ready for Christmas but I did get a new table built to hold my lathe and I think it's going to be awesome. I am going to take a couple days just for me and my lathe and see if I can get these done. Thanks so much for the wonderful lessons and concern.
@@glennteagleofukwoodcraftca5308 I did try the beads and I couldn't believe how simple it seemed to be. Just paying attention to what you said and fo9cusing on what you're doing. I did have some tear out but that was because I was using a piece of 2X4 I turned to round. That was COOL
@@JimmyLee0757 You will find the tear out will disappear with practice and the harder the wood the better the results. Happy turning
Just found your channel, I like the novelty of this project and as a novice (absolute beginner) I think I could manage this thank you for sharing dims as well as this is always a problem
Thank you Jonathan. Have you subscribed, that way you get notifications of when the videos are out and you could win the Ultimate Hollower in the giveaway competition, once I reach 1000 subscribers?
@@glennteagleofukwoodcraftca5308 Hi yes I've subscribed and am currently reviewing your vid's
@@Mckmake Thank you, hope you enjoy them
Great work mate
Thank you Barry, thought you might like this one
What is that your using towards the end to make the 2 small lines in the wood- looks like a saw blade on 2 bolts ?
Great project. How did you hold the light into the bottom? Thanks for sharing.
Thank you Jon, it’s just a tight push fit
Hi Glenn. Really nice. As a newbie can I ask you, what kind of parting tool do you use ? It's entirely different to mine. Thanks
Thank you Jim. My parting tool is a carbide tipped one I make from saw blades.
Hi, Glenn good video I am new to turning, could you tell me how long is the wood I know it’s 2x2 thankyou. Tim.
Hi Tim, if I remember rightly, it was 7 inches
Glenn what is the name of the light that you used
They are battery tea lights, I got mine from home bargains. 99p for 4.
Asda do them but £2.50 for 4
Thanks I'll try to find them here in the states
@@timponder7487 sorry, I didn’t know you are in the states
I made the tree but the tea light is not bright enough to light it all the way to the top. I love the project and am hoping to find a brighter light.
Hi, thanks for the video! Dumb question: how do you keep the tealight from falling out the bottom? Do you glue it in ?