Wormy Spalted oak Crotch bowl with Resin Filled Holes
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 ก.ย. 2024
- This is the other half of the spalted oak bowl i did last week. She came out nice too with. Had so many worm holes I decided to fill them this time. Glad I did. Made for a real nice accent to this bowl. Unfortunately toward the end of the turn, the speed indicator quit working on my lathe... needless to say I am way over the issues!! Thank you all for your kind comments and thank you for subscribing!! God Bless!
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Thank you for all you do to help support and encourage me to keep on turning :)
God bless!!!
When a girl has "it was laying next to my lathe" in her vocabulary , you know she`s a keeper . x
You’re amazing! All those tiny holes you filled with resin took a while and you were so patient to work on each one of them. You also have a great eye for detail, nothing escapes you! Excellent quality when working on any type of art. Thanks for sharing your experience as you turn a molded piece of wood into a beautiful masterpiece! Bravo!
Hi, kim I have watched your TH-cam for many years, I ask our lord to bless you and your family,
La belleza de la veta de la madera hacía que valiera la pena luchar con las grietas y los agujeros que presentaba la pieza natural. Fue audaz tu elección del color de la resina, no buscaste la solución de disimular los arreglos, al contrario los resaltaste con ese color celeste con matiiz verdoso que con el lustre brilla como incustaciones. Una muy linda idea para arreglos pequeños, que brillan en las superfices curvas de un bowl de poca altura y y mucha superfice de madera expuesta. ¡Aplausos para tu trabajo!.
gracias!
Beautiful piece! You demonstrate that no broken, rotten wood goes to waste. It reminds me that God values everyone. There are no cast aways in the Kingdom of God! All are beautiful Ike the bowl! Our journey just highlights God’ grace working in and through us!
Yes!! Amen to that! He saved me from the burning pit and made me new!
Great demo. I need to fill several cracks and learned a lot from your video. Looking forward to more shows. Thanks
Absolutely beautiful piece 👌. I am surrounded by woods so the possibilities are endless.
What a great piece of wood! Kudos to you for sticking with the process and not burning that gnarly chunk. For the future: I almost turned off the video after over five minutes of your picking the paper towel off the blank. The only reason I didn't is that I wanted to see the finished bowl.
This is the FIRST time in many turners' viewings that I have liked blue in an item. Well done.
The desire to dive in and create is the artist born into you, while the discipline to prep properly is the craftsmanship that comes with experience and wisdom.
Beautiful work!
Thank you Michael! Working on the second part 😉😁
I love your turnings and your creative skills, such a talent is from God . I’m a70 years old turner and have learned a lot from your videos.
You’re Wright to be careful , I’ve had stitches twice from pieces coming loose. Keep the ideas coming, and be assured we are new creatures in Christ.
God Bless
Dean
🤗 Thank you so much Dean!! God BLess!!
Even though it doesn't lineup you make do with what you have, and you are very skilled and talented and the bowl turned out great.
That turned out beautifully. I’d be proud to display that wonderful piece.
Kim, Really a beautiful bowl in the end, But, Seemed like a challenging bowl to turn with the worm guts and all, thanks for sharing your video & God bless.!.!.!.
I love this so much!! This video is part of my Kim Tippin UTube marathon!
😁😁😁 Thank you so much 🤗
my first time here. heard about you from the pohl barn channel. great to see a woman doing this !
Awesome!! Thank you for watching! Great to have you!
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Hi Kim, Great video of oak spalted oak bowl, Its great to see a girl into wood turning and collecting wood that most people just see as fire wood. I see a piece of red oak worm holes or ant holes & I see something the will be made into something of Beauty. Thanks for the hint on the eye shadow.
Thank you so much Brian! Your welcome 😉🤗
Beautiful job! I'm glad that you were able to rescue this piece with the glue/water method and turned it into another beautiful piece. My daughter watched this video with me and remarked how she loved this piece as well!
Thanks Armando! Tell your daughter I said thank you as well.
Your videos are a good combination of presentation and education. Subscribed.
Thank you so much Wakely Wonderer!!
Beautiful presentation and terrific sense of color. Bravo.
I've spent a fortune on crushed turquoise powder, and just from what I see on the video, the eye shadow works just as well and provides a lot more colors. I'm going to give that a try. Thanks for sharing your projects.
You're welcome Stephen!
Beautiful bowl. Thanks for the tips about the eye shadow. I put my wormy wood in the microwave in a towel for 1 minute incriminates totaling 4 to 5 to kill them. Less creepy pulling them out.lol
Thank you🤗🤗
Hello Kim . Beautiful spaulted bowl. I have done many. Very nice work. This is the 1st time I have seen your video. Nice voice too.
Usually my taste is to let the wood be wood. Let there be voids or worm holes, however your epoxy work really adds to this bowl. Beautiful and eye caching. Thumbs up for sure!
Thanks S.O!
Hi Kim. When I have a piece that is this salty I stabilize it in cactus juice. This allows you to save as much of the beauty as you can. Great job.
I don't have all the equipment for cactus juice :(
I seen a guy stabilize a stale piece of bread!! that was awesome!
Dale, what do you use to stabilize a piece of wood this big?
Looks great, Kim. Glad those cracks held together. Your little buddies weren't too reluctant to be evicted.
Thank you! yeah, I felt them splatter up my are as I was turning. ewwwq🙄
Very nice, just in case you do not know, freezing a hunk of wood for a week, kills all the bugs! Love the way you put the epoxy in the holes. Tks! I learned a lot.
Thank you for that tip Aubrey!! I will have to try that!
I love the way the worm holes look with the resin. Great idea.
Thank you, Gail 🤗🤗
Well done Kim very nice finish
Thank you Paul!
Best wishes from down under.🇦🇺 love your work🙏 stay safe
Thank you, Robert!
Some really gorgeous grain in there Kim and your colour choice was spot on too it wasn't too powerful to take away anything from the piece, lovely job thanks for sharing Ross
Thank you for the prayers and may God bless you too! You work beautiful pieces and I can tell you care about the work you do. Have a great Independence Day and week! 🙏
God bless you a thousand fold, Kim.
Thank you Kobie!! God bless you 10xs more !
Absolutely stunning! 😲❤. I painted a welcome sign for my neighbor, and it turned out gorgeous.... Until the worms started making their way out! 🤦♀️...😂😂😂
Thank you Diane!! I had a bowl I made that a few were still in it ... lol I woke up the next morning and two were in the bottom.. YUCK! lol
Thanks for the denatured alcohol tip. The spalted oak is beautiful.
Very nice bowl Kim! I have some similar wood. I hope mine looks nice like yours.
Great work, I have learned several thing to do when I buy my lathe the first is do not buy a Luguna like the one you have too many problems. I started turning about 62 years ago with the Shop Smith multi tool my Mom had. Now I want to get back into more wood work and turning hopefully segmented blanks.
Thank u Kim..I am so glad I stumbled onto ur talented channel. I am an artist and love the lathe work I see. My brother started working on his lathe and made me 2 ebony bowls...I was a little upset that he removed so much wood? I love ❤️ exotic woods not endangered...I love burls too. I am interested in ur techniques and application...so I will continue to watch and learn from u...u r so talented.please b careful. I worry about u and hope ur safe...I told u I whacked my thumb and almost lost it back in HS...I did not hold the gouge tool properly...at least u do...so stay safe and I will shut-up and sit back and watch and learn...
Thank you Mike!! I will try to keep all my digits. 😁
I'm so sad for all the lathe issues you've had to deal with! At the same time I'm very proud of how you are continuing on and making such beautiful pieces! Thanks for the tute on filling the holes I have a mesquite bowl I'm planning on doing this with!
Thank you!!
What color do you think you will use? A subscriber sent me pics of his Mesquite Bowl, and the color of that wood is so purty! I have some but can not find it :( let me know what colors you choose. I would like to see it :) kt2cor517@gmail.com If you want to share, of course :)
Really nice bowl and great tip with the eye shadow! I would never in a million years have taught if that! :-D
Maybe I can return a tip, if you haven't found out about it already.
When you're filling those small, not horisontal, groves. Attach the end of a strip of tape at the bottom of the groove, start filling with resin and work the tape upwards. Then the tape will hold the resin in place. :-)
Do you ever release recipes for your personal blends of polish ingredients you make? I would love to have them! Your eye shadow from Dollar Store , and Harbor Freight Resins are so indicative of your skills and brilliance. You doing to the wood turning art things a man could never even imagine! Thanks for your help with your angle from a female perspective. I love your work.
Awesome job Kim like usual for you..
Always loved how that blue looks against anything spalted. I have 4 spalted silver maple blanks from a friends tree. Cant wait for them to be done drying
I agree! Thank you Mike!
Good looking bowl! I like working with resin, epoxy, Apoxy sculpt, etc.
Especially spalted wood! Worms I can do without though.......
Alway have enjoyed watching your videos and your amazing ideas that come thru. i have noticed a similar problem with Ob shine juice. some places on the bowl will not be slick and shiney like the other parts. it's usually the end grain like you mentioned in your video. I do several applications and add some extra bLO to the dull sites and leave over night. some times this does not work. For small projects,( wine stoppers, small plates, etc) I have no problems with OB shine juice. Keep up the good work and get back on the lathe.
Another awesome looking bowl. The resin color you have chosen is perfect. And here is my thumb up. 👍😊
Thank you Tobias!
@@KimTippin You're very welcome, Kim. 😊
Beautiful platter with great tips on epoxy with eyeshadow powder. Try a sailing glove on left hand if you don’t like the fingertips being covered - I much prefer it. Brian
Lovely work again 👍👍
Thanks Brian!
Stunning piece of art.........many useful tips too, thanks!!!
Thanks Robert!
Kim that is a beautiful bowl
Thank you, Wayne!
Really beautiful and I appreciate the helpful tips about the color purchase at the dollar store! Keep spreading the word and shredding the wood!
Angie
Thank you, Sister!! 💟❤ Doing another video tomorrow with some examples.
Land o Lakes bowl ! lol gotta love that shine juice, Nice Bowl Kim.
Thanks Doug! Sure do!
Interesting fact on the eye shadow! Thanks!
What a incredible piece of wood! Beautiful work! So inspiring, keep up the good work!
Thank you so much, David!
Stunning. Love it Kim
I have been benge watching your videos this afternoon. Enjoyed seeing how you solve turning problems, especially worm holes. I use my air compressor and a small blow nozzle to blow the dust out. It works great for me.
Thanks M.C. ! I tried my air compressor before and it helps along with drilling but never gets it all out for me. My worms make concrete poop. lol
Very nice, Kim. That really turned out awesome. I enjoyed every second. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you Dan!
Kim the spalting in this bowl is magnificent I love the resin that you filled te bug holes with the color is fantastic. It is a stunning bowl.
Thank you Kobie! I agree! the color pops. I am thankful for those bugs :)
@@KimTippin How do you decide on a color for your fill? Have you ever tried a color that closely matched the wood?
I just put the colors I have next to the wood and see how I "feel" about it.
Yes, a very technical prosses. Lol 😁
I have used colors that closely match but then that gets boring. Lol it depends on the mood I am in and what I want to create. Most of the time I will use a color that pops vs a color that matches. My favorite "close" colors are bronze, copper and black with pearl.
Thanks for the helpful hints....I'm just starting out and I could use all the hints and tricks that you are willing to share.
Thanks so much for watching 😊
That was very interesting - I always learn something new from your videos. Nice work
Thank you Tim!
Beautiful piece. I love the way that teal color contrasts with the wood.
Thank you!!
Wow, the Spalting in that piece of wood. Gorgeous.
Thank you Mark!
Beautiful work once again, Kim! Instead of using a chainsaw all the time, I use a reciprocating saw quite often for knocking off the corners of my blanks before I turn them. It works pretty well with a 6" or 9" wood blade and it's a lot quieter and less messy than a chainsaw. The blanks aren't perfectly round like on a bandsaw, but it gets rid of the sharp corners.
thanks for the tips on finding worm holes and the coloring tint
You are welcome 🤗🤗
Kim,
That turned out absolutely beautiful. Thanks for sharing.
✌️,
Jeremy
Thank you Jeremy!
You create awesome turnings and enjoyable videos.
Absolutely gorgeous!
Gorgeous piece Kim! Have a great weekend!👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Thanks Alan! You too!!
Turned out beautiful
Thank you!
Wonderful work, to take a chunk of wood that looks ready for the fireplace and turn it into a work of art.
Thank you Bill!! 🤗🤗
great work, Kim
Thank you Brian!
Your work is beautilfullly done. I started turning a few years ago and just moved up to a Laguna 15/24. Possibly more lathe than I deserve at this point. I do have a few questions regarding some of the repairs you've done yourself. Just wasn't sure if I could post them here. Thank you so much for the videos. I know how time consuming they can be
Beautiful piece. Looks like turquoise in the wood.
Beautiful bowl, great job😊🤗
Thank you 😊
@@KimTippin 😊😊😊😚🤗
Very beautiful bowl you did there Kim, I really like the resin inclusions you did. Great job and thanks for sharing.
Thank you Moon Woodworks!
That is simply stunning! Beautiful work!
Thank you George!🤗
Look at those spalt lines! It looks like they were drawn with a black fountain pen. Your finish enhances the spalt lines! SAFE TURNING, John
Thanks John!
Nicely done Kim.
Your bowl is very beautiful, great job.
That's a gorgeous looking bowl - great wood that finished beautifully with the resin inlays.
Thank you Stewart!
Simply beautiful Kim, the blue filler makes those holes look like little lakes on a topographical map! Cheers!
Thank you Bill! I told my husband last night that I thought the same exact thing! Great minds think alike :-)
Of all the wood turners I’ve seen all have been male, you did and excellent job on that bowl. I’m definitely subscribing to your site. Enjoyed your video 🤗🤗
Thank you for watching and the sub!!
Beautiful bowl Kim! I have to remember that Denatured Alcohol trick to highlight the bug holes and sunken soft spots! Very clever! God bless you and yours!
Thank you Stuart!
In NZ we have Huhu beetle larvae are commonly known as huhu grubs. They hatch from eggs deposited under bark or in crevices in rotten wood. For two to three years they live in cavities they have eaten into the wood, then begin a pupal stage that lasts 25 days. They emerge as flying adult huhu beetles. In their larval form, they are edible and not too bad cooked. The annual Wild Foods Festival at Hokitika on the West Coast of the South Island of New Zealand they served up and are quite popular.
Very beautiful and great job turning
Enjoyed and gave a Thumbs Up
Thank you Russell! I appreciate the kind words!!
One of my favorites!
Thank you so much for watching 🤗
Beautiful bowl and great vid as always 🤙
Beautiful piece, Kim! I love the color choice and thanks for the pigment tip! Great job.
Thank you!
Another great result. You have given me some ideas for future projects. I too had an issue with the speed indicator on the Laguna Lathe no longer working. In my case the indicator went dark although the lathe still operated normally. The solution was to press the emergency shut off switch then pull it back out. The speed indicator started working normally after that. Unplugging and plugging the lathe back in should accomplish the same thing. This has happened a few times in the 9 months I have owned the lathe. Hopefully your issue is easily solved. I will be interested in hearing the solution if you need to contact Laguna.
Thank you Tom! I did all those things you mentioned plus I had unplugged for about 15-20 minutes trying to maybe reset it. Still hasn't worked. I can still operate the lathe just don't know what speed am running it. It's really frustrating being this is practically brand new. I'll let you know what Laguna says as soon as I hear back from their email. I emailed them last night.
Loved watching this, you're awesome!
Really pretty piece if spalted oak, Kim. Nicely done.
Billy
Thank you Billy!
Nice work Kim - beautiful finished piece.
Thank you Owen!
thank so much.. from Mexico.. God Bless you 2
Hey Piscis ! Thank you!
Great Bowl Kim! I've made a note of how well your use of teal works in contrast against the wood.
I really enjoy your videos as there is never a problem that you cannot handle. It would appear that I will have to find someone to purchase eye shadow for me for any wormy bowls I turn. Great bowl Kim!👍🐲
Happy Dragon, just go to the Dollar Tree buy every color they have tell the cashier that your daughter's learning to put on makeup. There you got a story. LOL I'm sure once you see how it works and how cheap it is to color your resin, you'll tell them you put it on yourself just for fun LOL 🤣😂🤣😂 just kidding. It does work great . I would buy it for you but it probably cost way too much in shipping by the time it said and done.
Great idea to use hot glue to make "wells"! Beautiful work!
Thank you Jerry! I really worked well.
Fantastic! Paige
Thanks Paige!
Stunning!
Thank you, Andrew!
Thank you for a great video and a nice job.
Hi Kim. Nice to see your sub's growing so fast. I am so happy for you to see your channel grow so quickly along with your skill. Great job. Keep it up. God Bless.
Thanks Ed!! me too!! wow I amazed !
God Bless you!