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- A rather difficult woodturning project this one even jumped up and bit me, an evil little bowl/ vase. The Australian Inventors Workshop™ 2023
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2 years late on commentary but this is truly astonishing
No worries great content never gets old. Great craftsman.
I absolutely love Roger's videos. They are so therapeutic and relaxing to watch when I'm climbing in bed for the evening. So many unique ideas that start as an ugly bulbous mess and become stunning final products. I also really enjoy the narration because my wood turning knowledge is limited at best. Keep 'em coming Roger these videos are awesome!!
You're what I like to imagine as Bob Ross's cool uncle of wood-turning.
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Nice!
I love it. When I was a kid, we had a gentleman like you who would make gifts out of wood that he donated to the school for students of the month.
How do I always end up watching these videos while I should be sleeping
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Same.. I don’t even know how end up here..
LOL, I'm doing the same right now...
I’m in my car. Should be home. Cleaning but here I am watching this video.
I'm glad to know I'm not the only one
Just a suggestion for gritty, gnarly lumps of wood with a lot of dirt/stones, 10 minutes with a pressure washer can save wear and tear on tools.
Im pretty sure he knows how to deal with it...
@@C.Double. ...Then why did he use his chisels with all the dirt and grit on it??
@@C.Double. Bro, dirt destroys tools.
That's why axes have 2 heads, one for the tree, one for the roots.
did you read the title.... $68,500. he can afford new tools. i'm sure he knows what he's doing and he doesn't seem to mind sharpening his tools. he can afford tools for that too.
@@howtoguro You just blew my mind on this one.
I'm only 13 but I think now I want to get a woodturner for Christmas!
thank yooooooouuuuuu
Carolyn Ecklord go for it! follow your dreams man
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If wood turner doesn’t work as a description, try lathe 👍
It's actually called a wood lathe I'm also 13 but I've been turning 3 years.
The lathe is one machine that gives you instant gratification. It calms me when I'm stressed.
I’ve been going through dark times and I’ve been jumping from source to source for some form of distraction and I have to say. Your channel is truly amazing and so peaceful to watch. Thank you friend!
Rua Joaquim Távora
Keep your head up
Ron France thank you
It's always the darkest before the dawn
Im 16 and im just getting in to woodwork and im just finishing up on a little project where i got a live edge stool from a cookie cut from a redgum tree and i turned the legs from rosewood and i have learned more about woodwork in the last 3 months then my whole life and videos like yours are the reason cheers
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My friend uses a power washer to clean out root balls. It works very well for removing dirt and sand. Just a tip for everybody
This looks like alot of fun. I need to get one of those machines some day. I worked in a wood shop a few years back, for months I made hundreds of pieces for a wrap around deck of a landmarked house, pieces had to be perfect and we're mostly done by hand. All the pieces had complicated design. I really enjoyed that type of work. Every day I was pulling out large quantities of wood filler out of my nose. But it was worth the satisfaction.
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Summer of 2020 and this has made my pandemic day. Thanks!
"but we won't tell anybody that, cause I'll only get complaints!" Hahahaha love it
3:01 btw
I wasn’t going to complain, but I’m having second thoughts.
This is the sort of thing I wish I'd been taught at school, real craft. Amazing skill!
I really appreciate how you show the entire journey, that is so helpful for newbies like myself. So many other channels seem to assume we know how you get a tree to the lathe, and parts are logical, but I would never have thought of using a brass brush attachment and I’m off looking for the angle grinder attachment now.
In the U.K. in the 60s and 70s we had a television personality who talked about all things countryside called Jack Hargreaves. I don’t know why, but you remind me of him. If you ever saw him you would know that is a massive compliment, I just don’t what it is reminiscent of him.
Thank you for such a wonderful, informative, entertaining video. I have watched it before but I don’t think I actually owned a lathe at that time.
There is something therapeutic about wood lathes .. thinking of getting one someday to relieve stress ..
I saw one of his videos in my recommended and decided to watch because watching these crafts is mesmerizing. Lathe work, pottery, and glass blowing, could watch for literally hours.
Anna NA me too
Looking to get my first lathe in a few weeks. I plan on making tooth picks out of 2x4s for awhile!
@Richard Percival whatchyagot more of? stress or fingers? ;-)
D L lol you bet me to it
Outstanding work. Beautiful result worth the hard work. Who gives this a thumbs down? What is wrong with some people? Keep up the great work Roger. Enjoying your channel.
Almost 7 million hits in just 16 months! I guess I'm not the only one who likes watching this king of wood turning. Nice job; don't let the trolls tell you how to do your work: it is fine, just as it is. Thank You for the upload.
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10 months.
No wonder our Lord chose to be a carpenter. You can see something beautiful in a dirty, gnarled, twisted piece of wood which would normally be thrown in the garbage. You spend time with and invest yourself until it is transformed into something not only useful, but worthwhile and lovely. He does the same thing with people. Amazing. May we be forever grateful.
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This is the 3rd of his videos that I have watched in the past hour. This man is now one of my favorite youtubers
You have such a gentle voice and an excellent teaching style. Very relaxing to watch and listen to. Thank you for sharing your knowledge.
You're very welcome!
Fantastic video. Got a very Bob Ross / Mr. Rogers vibe from this. Friendly and calming, even when things don't go according to plan. 10/10.
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Absolutely amazing to see the transformation of an old piece like that into that beautiful art!
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This brings me back to the old days. You remind me of my woodshop teacher in junior high. I really enjoy people who can work with their hands.
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Had to subscribe. Such a genuine and kind character and so passionate about what you do. I love it.
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Amazing! When I first saw that mass of roots... I thought "no way", but I watched you do it. I truly did not think you could do with hand tools.
You even made it look almost easy.
Thank you for proving my first thought wrong. That is a lot of skill and experience on display. Very nice Sir.
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Thank you so much
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Really well done. I have two holly bush roots waiting for turning. You helped me understand how to approach and what to exspect. Thx
I really enjoyed this and was happy to see the end result after all your work. the texture and design in the wood was very interesting and quite pretty especially since it was the root of all evil. You made it so much more...LOL loved seeing the progress....very artistic.
That's another beautiful job. I loved doing woodwork when I was at school. I only ever got to use the lathe once. I turned down a candlestick, and I really liked the look of it. My teacher told me that it was rubbish and that it had no form. He threw it into the incinerator, and my confidence went up in smoke with my candlestick. I never touched a lathe again, although I have to say that I'm starting to feel the urge to have another go.
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Go for it dude! I'm sure you will enjoy it.
Seriously? What a crappy teacher!
@@thedragonflygirl77 yeah, it was pretty heart-breaking. Still, you just have to be strong enough to bounce back from these things.
Accidentally clicked on this video but watched it to the end what a great video 👍
I really love the “life” you leave in the piece your doing.
Beautiful little vase I love it I think it’s great you do a very beautiful work God bless you hope to see more of you thank you
Thank you so much!
I bet, you are like this Uncle/Father/Grandpa/neighbor everyone is fond of💖😍
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Your ability to keep that chisel at the same angle is really something.
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Beautiful beautiful beautiful and one helluva catch!
Thank you very much!
What kind of person would dislike these vids they are amazing
Thank you keep up the work and the passion, God bless
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Thanks for this beautyful bowl
My pleasure 😊
Good video! In addition to all the visual content, I really like this presenter. He is just a nice guy!
One Turner to another, that is fantastic, I am not here to offer tips or criticise, I will applaud you because I had pieces smaller than that put holes through windows and dents in metal objects near by. So nice catch. I love that piece!!! Jon.
jonrms oh my! How did you break windows etc??
@@user-zk8ck3my3l High velocity release of material while the lathe is turning. Pieces can fly off like bullets
Nothing I Love More Than To Come Home, Rolling Up A Joint (Legal Here In California)
And Watching Master Craftsman In Their Element
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I'm Subscribing & For Sure Hitting The Notification Bell 👍👍👍👍👍👍
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Excellent workmanship, I'd consider filling the cracks and crevices with an epoxy resin maybe an orange or gold color 👍👍👍👍👍
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Very patient wood worker, I think it is very beautiful.
It too great
But it has no inner space for actually putting in flowers etc.? How come the functionality is neglected?
Thank you for sharing your wealth of knowledge. I just bought a lathe myself I can’t wait to get started.
You can do it!
Mr. Webb, I honestly don't know why or how 9,000 people disliked this video. Really enjoyed it
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To make this, the tree has to cut the proper cut, so this got a dislike....
People are jealous?
No doubt. I was just about to ask the same thing. Baffling.
Me too
This is really good quality content. This popped up in my "recommended" videos, which is sometime hit and miss. In a sea of increasingly hyped up crap, its nice to see someone simply displaying an interesting skill and a nifty product. Definitely subscribed. And I will gladly watch ads if a guy like this can make some money doing what he loves by sharing a lifetime of skill.
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Hey an idea use a pressure washer to clean root balls before turning them ,I soak them in pickle water I save from jars of pickles for at least 3 months then pressure wash them then let it dry out for a bit with a light oiling before turning.
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In high school, they had a safety poster behind the lathe, showing what can happen when your piece explodes without eye protection.
Over the edge
You're such a humble old chap, I love your videos, God Speed and hello from New York. May good health be yours!
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Beautiful piece!
Thank you! Cheers!
What a great job Roger, I look forward to your next post.
Great work!
Another things that makes me extra happy is how a piece of "trash" can be turned into a piece of art if only some heart and soul is put into it :)
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Inspiring beautiful piece. one day i may give turning another try.
Damn I can’t get enough of this stuff really enjoy you’re work 🙃
I never imagined having "defect" gouges in the wood like that could turn out as such a spectacular feature. Well Done and Great Catch.
Look into the japanese "Kintsugi"
yes when you took the vase and smacked it into someones skull the law folks at the lab could match up the pattern on the dudes head
make for an easy conviction.
The best way to clean roots is to soak and wash them in warm water. Then stiff brush and or jet wash the buggers.
There's a drying period of course, but it cuts down on tool wear and reduces the possibility of nasty surprises.
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simply beautiful Sir, an incredible talent indeed, Thank you!! Lee, South Wales. :)
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Be safe with that tool, saw one very similar nearly take off Stumpy Nub’s hand! That thing is scary as hell.
Roger the vase is stunning and beautiful the grain and all the inclusions are awesome. The vase cannot be evil it is just a piece of wood.
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Absolutely amazing woodworking! Who the hell would thumbs down this video??
Love this piece! Love these videos. Thanks!
Rústica.....única.....linda.....exclusiva......parabéns pelo trabalho.
Now that is satisfying
I think 9k people envy your shop mate! Enjoy all your work, for they are the fruits of your labor... 👍
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Your voice is very soothing I kept falling asleep feeling safe and secure💖 thank you for this
You’re welcome 😊
Grats on naming the tunes and artists, so many tube vids don't give credit, so thumbs up :)
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Absolutely beautiful piece.
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Absolutely Beautiful!
Thank you so much!
Why would that amount of people give thumb down thanks for sharing x
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Great video wood love to be as skilled as this I see roots you see vase brilliant keep up the good work
That turned out fantastic, Roger. You have a great deal of patience. And great reflexes! I really liked your staining mix - it definitely completed the piece.
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@@rogerwebb9600...yes, I have definitely subscribed and looking forward to other videos. Will forward the video on as requested to your friend. :-)
Haahaa...very funny! I was already subscribed to your 'friend'. He looks very much like you....I like you even more now. Wood turning, CNC AND humour! What more can I ask for?! You're a good egg, Roger.
;-D
Very nice Roger but in my opinion you were playing with fire using the grinder in one hand and trying to hold the piece steady with the other. I recently bought a Rockwell Jawhorse which would have held the piece for you. As in other comments I also think because of the dirt and stones that a pressure washer would have done a great job.
Can you soak the root ball in water, disolve the dirt, then let it dry in order to get all the dirt out?
how does someone disolves water?!?
AWARHERO haha sorry I edited comment to mean dissolve the dirt.
It is so amazong Roger!
Always love watching your channel and getting to see all the new things your building.
I thinks doctors should prescribe wood turning for stress relief
They are called Spin Doctors are they knot?
you poor sap
Works great, until the piece jumps off the lathe!
Unless you have OCD and spend 5 hours vacuuming up every tiny little chip in the shop.
@@toocat2000000 Is that really what they wood be called? Please stop making an ash of yourself.
Thank you for making these videos Roger. They are very calming to watch.
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Remember kids don't wear gloves or loose clothing when working with rotating equipment. Beautiful work mate ! I hear the joy in your voice. Keep sharing with us.
You're lucky you have your fingers after using that one handed method on the angle grinder. Not even close to being safe.
@@tailher1 I checked the comments just to see if anyone else noticed that!
Yep, in fact it's probably best to work naked. 😂
I'm so blazed right now
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So wholesome.
Haha right there with ya man
Austin Starke same
Austin Starke same
I really like how you take the time to reply to your comments, also you do some beautiful work. Thanks!
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I love your transparency with monetization. I always assumed TH-cam stifled conversation about money, but I guess not!
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john dowe wow. Your going to hell thats for sure
@@crunch9876 i sure as hell aint a saint :D
john dowe you are without a doubt a racist Neanderthal though. Grow up and realize people are who they choose to be not who they are born to be.
Tom Jones That seems like a very strange assumption to make.
I just dug three large gnarled roots from my back yard. Now all I need is a lathe.
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I'll sell you one
If you invested in Bitcoins December 2018 you could have bought one today very easily!
Im from Europe whit 24 years of experience in wood turning,wood carving,cnc programing and operating...what i like in this videos is the difference in cultures,to do the same work i would probably never use any of the tools shown in this video,it just shows in how many ways you can do stuff(btw imperial measuring sucks,start using metric its way better and simpler).
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Very nice work Sir.I am pleased you were not hurt when the vase came off the lathe. Obviously it was determined to put up a fight right from the start but you won the battle. Blessings and peace
When I turned a root ball like that in my high school shop class, I soaked it in room temperature water and a little soap in a 5gal bucket for an hour and then rinsed it off with a garden hose to dislodge the embedded dirt before I started. Then put in front of a fan for a couple hours to help dry out and tighten the grain a little bit.
Full disclosure: my teacher gave me the idea
I was thinking power washer and oven or sun bake to dry it. Keep in mind a power washer is a great bark stripper so you will lose all that bark (not really a root ball issue).
It has a nice character to the piece. Very well worth crafting, indeed!
This video gives me interior peace, relax and happiness...great voice, great work.
Web belongs to Webb!
Really beautiful piece.
I guess I shouldn't be surprised it's got such a burl look but I've never though of doing anything with root balls. I doubt you could clean it enough, but using a root ball for a resin-wood bowl could look cool. But I love all the gaps and holes.
Binging on sweet tea and takis late at night watching wood working videos is always a good time
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What a lovely piece...the grain is quite spectacular!
so wholesome
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God bless people like this that can take something useless and turn it into something beautiful and useful.
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I'm amazed you have any fingers after your use of the angle grinder!!
your work is amazing sir thank you for your time and videos
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Nice save in catching your flying vase
Absolutely beautiful mate! Lovely work
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Filling in the voids with a colored epoxy would be epic.
exactly my thoughts
Why in the world would you want to use the epoxy such terrible stuff
Ok , I'll play , why is epoxy terrible stuff?
@@randythompson1957 Yeah I wanna hear this too 🤣
@@randythompson1957 it's the shag carpet of 2020's
To prevent dulling your tools from all the dirt, first hit the ball with a pressure washer. Then when you get deeper into it, and hit more dirt, pressure wash again. In fact, if you have a powerful enough P. washer, you can CARVE wood. I've made some interesting wood sculptures with a pressure washer.
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Wow. You are a very skillful man. Keep up the videos.