Woodturning - Cherry with Cherry Branches and Twisted Copper wire in Soapstone
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- Woodturning - Cherry with cherry branches and twisted copper wire in soapstone. In this video I will show how to fix bowls that have cracked using soapstone, twisted copper wire, and cherry branches. This is my first voiceover video, so it will be interesting to see how well its received. Please let me know what you think of the new format. As always please like and share, and most of all stay safe! Jim
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Wow the beginning of voice over! Glad it continued!
Thank you very much!
Beaut again. I like the voice over much more than the silent video. Thanks.
Thanks 🙏
Jim I'm binge watching your videos today. I keep thinking you can't top the last video but you keep proving me wrong. Love the inlay. Perfect!
Glad you like them! Thanks for watching
you nailed it jim,love the way you did the video and thanks for not playing music
Seems most hate the music, lol. Thanks!
I watch your videos all the time, you are one of my favorite turners. I love the way you think outside the box.
Thanks Tom!
I absolutely love watching you make natural elemental bowl
Thanks 😊
Beautiful! I like to watch you practice your functional art while I practice guitar. Thank you.
Great! Thanks!
That was quite interesting Jim . A pretty simple process too ! Thanks for sharing . See you on Friday .
Thank you very much!
I like the cherry bowl with the cherry sticks and copper with the lemon soapstone it looks really magnificent together and the end result is fantastic the grain in the cherry wood is lovely . Thanks for a great video and your talk over was brilliant Jim xx
Awesome! Thanks for watching!
Love that you used three different things for your in lay, so very clever, beautiful!!
Thanks!
The best way to good is commuicating with you viewers. As always love your work and videos.
Thanks 🙏❤️
Love the inlay...you work is so unique...just wonderful to watch it all come to life.
Thank you so much!
Another great video. I always look forward to Friday mornings to see your videos. Thanks
Great! Thanks John!
Voice-over is definitely the way to go. As a beginner woodturner I have found your videos so useful. Your inlay work is absolutely gorgeous, have tried it a few times myself now and your methods work great.
Thanks David!
One beautiful cherry bowl the grain is fabulous
Thanks 😊
Brilliant technique for crack repairs, and excellent technical cut shooting :) Great work as always! - Todd
Gotta get me one of those vac chucks once I get the new lathe set up ;)
Thanks Todd! It’s certainly one way to save pieces, I now stabilize the branches, Jim.
Just beautiful my friend! Just beautiful!! Wonderful work.
Thanks 🙏
I always look forward to your videos Jim! You never disappoint with your explanation of what you are doing and why, keep up the great work it's much appreciated
Thanks Richard, I really appreciate it.
Beautiful bowl, and fantastic finish.. nice job thanks for sharing..
Thanks 🙏
Great job on that huge bowl! I doubted it at first, then those twigs looked so darn cool after you sanded them down. Great job! Bravo!
Glad you enjoyed it, thanks
The voice over is great. Love to know what you're doing and how it's done. I really enjoy watch and will continue to do so. oh Ya, the bowl is beautiful as well. LOL
Thanks 😊
Voice-over is working great in my opinion Jim.
Thanks Tom!
Love to hear you explain what you are doing.
Thanks!
I did like the voice over. Great looking bowl. Your a rock star.
Thanks 🤘🤘🤘
The copper makes an interesting pop, great job
Agreed! Thanks 🙏
Loved the bowl so much I subscribed! The voice-over was very pleasant....enjoyed it.
Awesome!
I greatly enjoy your process and how well you describe the steps and product choices you use. Thank you. I just bought a set of carbide tools... they are spectacular and clean cutting.
Thanks 🙏🏻
I just found your channel and find it very informative and well done unlike some others I've seen. Keep up the good work.
Thanks Ron!
Wow! That’s quite a giveaway. I love your bowls. I think I’ve heard you say you like the walnut better or it makes a nicer bowl or something to that effect. However, with the Cherry bowl this week and the Walnut (anniversary)bowl last week, I’d be hard pressed to decide which one I liked. You turn the most spectacular bowls. I hope the winner gets the bowl of their dreams. Till next week, everyone take care and stay healthy. Thanks, Jim, for your generosity.
Thanks! The giveaway bowl will be next weeks video, and it’s nice! See you next week, Jim.
What a beauty. Great job Jim.
Thanks 🙏
I really liked the bowl. I think the voice over worked really well. I agree with you that you say a lot of the same thing in each video but if it isn’t there I miss it. If you are ever lacking a topic you could always do an inlay side buy side test. Take a large flat plate and inlay 5 or six different things, maybe something you haven’t tried before. Thanks for sharing and have a great day!
Good idea, thanks.
I think the voice over is wonderful. You give us much more information. And a beautiful bowl too, as always. Thank you for the videos.
Thanks Brenda!
I love the inlay for this one! Amazing job on it. As for the voice over in the video... it's much better than no voice at all. 💜
Thanks Tracey!
All that flare and those curved, organic forms will both echo the curves in the woodgrain and mask the fact that this is a repair instead of an intentional extra flourish. It makes it look like you had a perfect bowl and just added the inlay for the heck of it!
It looks so much more upscale that way.
Totally, thanks!
I really enjoy your videos. I have learned a lot from you. Thank you very much.
Thanks Jason!
Beautiful bowl the soapstone with the twisted copper and cherry branches look amazing, voiceover is good .
Thanks Dawn!
In my opinion. The voice overs always win. As a side note, I just discovered how to create lidded boxes... My first was fairly plain looking made out of Pine, which is fine. I'm hoping to make another this weekend but doing some soapstone inlay in the top ;) Thanks for your time and info.
Great! Thanks 🙏
“Cracked, but not broken” aren’t we all?
This video was a pleasure to watch! I like the voice over plus ASMR in the background-good compromise. Good idea with text at the bottom for the hearing impaired 👏👏👏
Please try this again with a dark coloured wood, with the green alabaster, branches copper wire! Please consider additional copper wire more randomly set. At the top of one inlay sections you had two wires together-very cool.
Awesome bowl!!! 💕🤩👏💫
I seen the thumb nail for this video and I had to check it out.I'm not disappointed and I subbed.I look forward to future content and I'll be watching the past stuff as well.
Awesome, thanks!
Beautiful bowl!!! AGAIN your explanations are very detailed and give me enough to work with on my own bowls.. Thanks!!!
Thanks Randy
Awesome bowl Man, I'm gonna try it one day, but I'll give you all the credit. I really like the voice over. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks 🙏
The voiceover worked for me. You do great work, even if you are weird and like you bowls super shiny.
All bowls must be shiny, lol. Thanks, I think 🤔
First time watching your channel and being recommended one of your videos. Voiceover was fantastic... just the right amount of talking and howto.
Awesome, thanks Jason!
Voice over is definitely the way to go especially if you want to shorten your videos. Great methodology for added beauty to a cracked bowl. I made a cherry vase that had a cracked knot in the center and I used your stone inlay method and I'm loving the general finishes, It is one of my favorite pieces I posted it on my facebook account and immediately got an offer to purchase it. I have never sold any of my pieces I rather give them away as gifts but it was still a rewarding sensation to have someone appreciate your work enough to use their hard earned cash to possess it. Love the work and the videos. Thanks so much for sharing:)
That’s Awesome Dallas, thanks.
I really like the voiceover.
Thank you very much!
Thanks for making this video. I just started turning and have some rough green bowls that have cracked and didn't want to toss out. Now I have a few ideas bouncing around.
No problem, thanks for watching!
WOW! WOW! WOW!! I 😍 This! Keep the inspiration coming! Thank you for taking your time to make these videos for us to learn from you!
Thanks Kim, your awesome too!
That’s a beautiful bowl and I love the voiceover. I’m visually impaired and it really helps me to follow along. Great job and thank you!
When I was doing this video it never even dawned on me that it would be beneficial for people who are visually impaired but yes, of course it would be. More videos like this coming. Thanks. Jim.
@@SpragueWoodturning That’s fabulous! Thank you!
Voice over is a great alternative, equally live, or even a mix of both.
Thanks Arthur!
Hi Jim it is a magnificent and spectacular and stunningly beautiful bowl. I like it when you talk while working. Fantastic work
Ok, thanks Kobie.
Such deft skills and beautiful results 💖
Thanks for watching
Great mix of inley materials. Looks awesome
Thanks!
I love this kind of inlay.. Great videos!
Thanks Lili!
Glad you listened to the crowd.
Thanks Dave
Either way is fine with me. I love watching your videos and get great ideas. I love the wood bowl finish.
Thanks Billy.
The voiceover is really good. I'm still a rookie turner and I am learning a lot from what you say.
Thanks, I think I will stay with it. Jim.
Another fine job sir! I like the voice over. Thank You!!!
Thanks Joel!
Love the voice over. Bowl is pretty awesome also
Thanks 🙏
I'm new to your channel, but I love the voice overs. I'm learning so much and love to hear how you work.
Thanks Tamara!
I like the voice over. Good job on the bowl and the video
Great, thanks George
Beautiful bowl really like the branch inlays with the copper and soapstone Great job
Thanks Rich!
Great bowl Jim. Like it a lot. I wasn’t sure about the copper wire going in, but it added a nice little bling! I also like the voice over. 👏👏
Great, thanks Jeanie.
Awesome job Jim. Those inlays are beautiful and time consuming. Beautiful.
They certainly are, but their unique and unique sells, thanks. Jim
Great job.
Thank you for your video.
Thanks 🙏🏻
Beautiful work and nice color cherry
Thanks 🙏🏻
I like the voiceover, your choices of the inlay material are spot on. Great way to start the weekend!!
Thanks Greg!
I, personally, like the thicker bowls. They look like they are more usable than the thinner, more decorative, bowls. All purchases that I make have to be usable. Voice over is a good way to go.
Awesome, thanks.
I enjoyed this viedo,cup of coffee and your great talks about the things you love to do.from fl.blessing to you and your family.
Awesome thanks, Sydney!
Very informative,, thanks for sharing,,liked the voice over
Thanks Mitchell!
Jim, I'm shocked that you were having trouble with black walnut bowls cracking in your kiln. My experience with it is that's it's one of the more stable woods I turn and dry. Sycamore is one of the worst for me as well as fresh boxelder and mulberry. For problems with rough-turned bowls, I put them in Menard's bags and turn the bag inside out every day or two. this lets the moisture escape more gradually. I have more trouble with cracking if there is a fan blowing on them in the shop. Happy turning!
In this case I think I tried to dry it too fast, thanks for the info, Jim.
Great bowl - I like the voice over.
Thanks 🙏
Very interesting and informative video. So you do have a voice! Love the bowl. Absolutely stunning recovery of that bowl.
Thanks Sylvie!
One more time SPECTACULAR piece!👍❤️
Thanks Wanda!
Lovely bowl and the inlay is great and I like the voice over style.
Looking forward to your next one.
Awesome, thanks!
Very pretty. Nice colors.
Thank you! Cheers!
Liked the voice of format. Love your inlays and will be studying the fridge kiln build.
Thanks Chris!
Nice job. Thanks Jim.
Thanks for watching!
Voice over just fine, not too much havering. Your bowls are beautiful.
Thanks Bill!
Interesting use of mixed media 👍
Thanks Mark!
your videos are great. I like the voice over as well
Thanks Kevin!
Never seen that done before. Very interesting. Turned out beautifully.
Thanks, make sure you checkout my other inlay videos as well, lots of good info there too, Jim.
Excellent format, thank you; clear, interesting, great watching and a lovely end product. Like the man says, you’re a star. Some of your recommended products aren’t readily available here in the UK (and lockdown has presumably increased the interest in turning, reducing availability in some cases) but I’m wholly persuaded now that I need an Ellsworth grind gouge - and much larger bowl blanks!
Thanks Hugh, it certainly has caused shortages here too. Danish oil might be a decent alternative. It’s not classified as food safe but really any clear finish when fully cured is food safe. There has been much argument of this for many years. The days of lead in finishes are gone, Jim.
Brilliant as always be safe
Thanks George!
Another beauty. Enjoyed as always.
Thanks Dave!
“Cracked, but not broken” aren’t we all?
This video was a pleasure to watch! I like the voice over plus ASMR in the background-good compromise. Good idea with text at the bottom for the hearing impaired 👏👏👏
Please try this again with a dark coloured wood, with the green alabaster, branches copper wire! Please consider additional copper wire more randomly set. At the top of one inlay sections you had two wires together-very cool.
Awesome bowl!!! 💕🤩👏💫
We certainly all have flaws. I’ve got something coming really nice next week, it just might be the nicest inlay I’ve ever made and it’s going to be the giveaway bowl. Your right, more copper might of been better, take care, Jim.
Sprague Woodturning, how exciting! 👏 I am kinda hoping it will be that really awesome gnarly bowl that was on the top left shelf (???) of your drying room. Could be wrong on the location of the bowl. I did comment on it when you posted your tour. However, if that is not the bowl, whatever you make will exquisite! 👏👏👏
Jim, no issues with the voice over. Great info on the kiln, loved the inlay
Thanks Brent!
Thats a beaut of a bowl
Thank you very much!
Beautiful bowl and inlay. Great job on the voice over.
Great, thanks 🙏
That is a beautiful rescue Jim....functional art....a great concept and philosophy. Before I forget, here is a stock tip suited to you for your reliance on AC Starbond: "The global demand for epoxy, super glue, urethane, polyurethane and silicone adhesives is forecast to report strong growth driven by consumption in major emerging markets." Best to you and stay healthy my friend......eh!
I’m certainly contributing to that market, lol. Thanks for the info, Jim.
Your inlays always look cool. This one I really like.
Awesome thanks, Jim.
WOW!!! love your workshop, mine is 12 x 6 feet so with all the machinery and stuff for finishing and storage for partly finished bowls etc I only have 18" to move around in but I still manage to make stuff. But I am really jealous of your place. Oh!! and by the way I also love the work that you do in your place. Ron in the UK
Thanks Ron, it’s never big enough. If I could do it over again I would of made my shop twice the size it is. It’s 28 x 32’. At least you don’t need to deal with -40 in the winter, lol.
Esta super, resuper esa idea... genial ese cuenco
Thanks
My preference and vote is to hear your commentary. I like to know what you're thinking as you work through the project , each one has it's own challenges and inspiration.
Noted Jerry, thanks.
Saw this was hung up on 999 likes... sorted that for you. Been really enjoying the channel the past few weeks!
Awesome! Thanks.
Nice to see a lefty
We are in our right mind, lol.
Nicely done!
Thanks 🙏
I like the voiceover; personally, I would use the easiest format. I like the bling too. Nice work as always 👍👍
Ya, I like the bling too, lol. Thanks.
Definitely like the voice over.
Thanks 🙏🏻
Great video. I still like the format where you talk on camera the best out of the three options you've recently shown. But the voiceover format is a close second. It still has the educational value of your older videos but is probably easier/faster to produce.
Just ordered some starbond today with your code for a little rubber band airplane model I've been meaning to finish forever. Thanks!
Awesome, thanks Gabriel!
awesome job on the voice over
Thanks Steven!
Good video of a great idea. I'd thought of using brass powder, but soap stone is an interesting alternative.
Liked to voiceover too.
The brass is really neat too, thanks 🙏