Hello Create 2 make. It's been a while since 2017, but I've only just seen your video. Here's a tip from me for gluing pieces of wood that you want to detach later, like in the first step of In and out turning: Use the paper-gluing method, between the two pieces of wood to be glued put a layer of paper, possibly newspaper, with wood glue. So wood, glue, paper, glue, and the second piece of wood on top. This can be easily removed later, better than pure hot glue. Otherwise a great video, thanks for the work. Greetings from northern Germany, stay healthy. George
Thanks for your feedback, you should give it a try just be safe doing it. Take your time and I'm sure it will look great. I'm really glad I was able to inspire you.
This video would be a lot better if there was a narrative to go along with the video. Would like to know what the measurements of the boards were when he glued them up
Thanks for the feedback, I understand that my style of video making 6 years ago was not the best. I will take it on board the next time I do a video like this again.
Nice piece. I think you definitely need to have a look at the headstock on your lathe, and tighten up on the other side of the shaft, as there’s no way you should have that much lateral movement.
Great video, I've turned some similar to this, it's fun to turn them, I'll have to try two different types of wood like you used it turned out so beautiful. Thanks for sharing.
Paul, this Awesome piece should be displayed more often than just at Christmas time. FYI: Please get, make a table saw push stick that does more than just than just push. It's best to have a longer one that provides more down force on the material as it pushes past the blade. My latest video shows my Mishap where I used my left hand as a pull stick, because my push stick only Pushed, BAD idea!
That is a gorgeous ornament. I've been wondering how to make one like that. I could swear I saw some wobble in your lathe though..might want to get that fixed before you have serious trouble.
Thank you for your feedback, I am glad you liked it. I hope you will give it a go, just take care when sanding. The lathe has been repaired since then, so it's all good now.
@@Create2make Thanks for answering! The color looks really nice. Is it amber shellac? Did you mix it with oil or anything else? I tried clear shellac with linseed oil, but it's just slightly yellowish and doesn't have the richness like on your video, so I'm really curious how you got it so nice.
There was an issue at the time where the pulley had moved on the shaft. It's been sorted shortly after doing the ornament. Thanks for your feedback I appreciate it. Thanks for watching
I see your chuck wanders too, I have the same lathe, the little grub screw collar behind the belt pulley needs a shim behind it. Great work there though. Inspirering
Have to say this is a beautiful piece, much nicer than mine although I've only been turning since March 1, 2019. My first video is an inside out ornament. Please check it out, I'd appreciate your feedback.
There is a trick to unglue hot glue aht you need to google to learn. On your finials, unless youturn them with a fingernail ground detail gouge you will not get a crisp transition. I noticed that carbide tool is all you use besides your spindle roughing gouge. I noticed that you are using the skew chisel on its side which is not recommended. that's why you are hving trouble to roll your beads. Watch Alen Batty's video as how to use skew chisel. Once you you get ahng of it then you can roll beads and using the detail gouge will allow you to have a sharp transition on the coves. Your work came out Ok, but its too big to be hanging from the tree and it is not proportionate with the body of the ornament. Hope you take this as a suggestion and not insult. From one turner to anther. Best of luck in turning.
Thanks for your comment Phillip, I always like feedback as you never know everything. I will have a look at your video suggestion, also I am still learning turning so any help is appreciated.
Third time I have watched this video and I don't like it I LOVE ❤️ it. Ornament is beautiful and wonderful.
Thanks Billy, it’s fantastic that you love the ornament, and thanks for watching it 3 times
You can make it 4.
Magical!
Thank you for your comment
El MEJOR adorno torneado que he visto en TH-cam!
Gracias por compartir y recibe un saludo cordial desde Reynosa México MASTER!!!
Gracias por tus amables palabras, gracias por mirar.
Fantastic work
Thank you
Really nice, creative and inspirational. Thanks
Thanks Mark, I'm always happy if I have been able to inspire someone. If I can do it anyone can.
I love your table. The holes for the clamps. Nice idea.
Thank you, they have been very helpful.
Hello Create 2 make. It's been a while since 2017, but I've only just seen your video. Here's a tip from me for gluing pieces of wood that you want to detach later, like in the first step of In and out turning: Use the paper-gluing method, between the two pieces of wood to be glued put a layer of paper, possibly newspaper, with wood glue. So wood, glue, paper, glue, and the second piece of wood on top. This can be easily removed later, better than pure hot glue. Otherwise a great video, thanks for the work. Greetings from northern Germany, stay healthy. George
Thank you George for a great tip, I have learnt many things over the past few years and they are all good. Thank you very much for watching.
Another great job. A unique piece, lots of style and lots of creativity ... Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for watching, I'm glad you liked it.
@@Create2make see you my friend
I’ve been thinking about making some ornaments and now I know for sure what at least one of them is going to be. Thank you for the inspiration
Thanks for your feedback, you should give it a try just be safe doing it. Take your time and I'm sure it will look great. I'm really glad I was able to inspire you.
Beautiful work, thanks for sharing this video with us 🙏🏼
Thanks, Thank you for watching
This video would be a lot better if there was a narrative to go along with the video. Would like to know what the measurements of the boards were when he glued them up
Thanks for the feedback, I understand that my style of video making 6 years ago was not the best. I will take it on board the next time I do a video like this again.
perfect size to ang on the porch wit a little Christmas lighting you would be the envy of neighbors I need to make a few of these! nice
Thanks, it is a good size and does look good. You should make some.
Very nice, it looks great. Have a great day.
Beautiful!
Thanks Billy
Beautiful decoration pal. You must be so pleased with how it turned out. 👊👊
Thanks Martin, it took some time to do and a few unsure moments but I am really happy the way it turned out, thank you for watching
great job Paul that turned out gorgeous. Keep on creating my friend.
+Opa's Workshop Thanks Opa, I will do
This is absolutely beautiful!
Thank you
Fantastic job. I'm going to give it a try when I get some other projects done.
Thanks Terry. You should give it a try. I will be making another one myself soon too.
Thanks for watching
That was Pretty Amazing Mate. I really liked watching that.. Very Impressive Paul. Thank you for sharing....Shared.
Thanks Terry, I am glad you liked it. I reedited the end, thanks for sharing and watching
Nice looking ornament thank you for sharing
Thanks, thanks for watching
Nice piece. I think you definitely need to have a look at the headstock on your lathe, and tighten up on the other side of the shaft, as there’s no way you should have that much lateral movement.
Thanks, I have replaced the bearings since and the issue has gone away.
Thanks for watching
Great video, I've turned some similar to this, it's fun to turn them, I'll have to try two different types of wood like you used it turned out so beautiful. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks Kenneth, it’s nice to get some great feedback. It was great fun to make and when the ornament out it makes you smile. Thanks for watching
Great ornament Paul.
+Phil Cannon Thanks Phil, I'm really happy with the way it came out
Perfecto so beautiful I LOVE ❤️ it Very good job ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Thank you
Paul, this Awesome piece should be displayed more often than just at Christmas time.
FYI: Please get, make a table saw push stick that does more than just than just push. It's best to have a longer one that provides more down force on the material as it pushes past the blade. My latest video shows my Mishap where I used my left hand as a pull stick, because my push stick only Pushed, BAD idea!
Thanks I was really pleased with it, I will take your advice on the push stick and make a better one
Very good job
Thanks Randy
Awesome piece, Brill Video as well. thank you
Thanks for watching. Glad you enjoyed it
Thanks for watching, glad you liked it
Enjoyed the video but I agree with Laurie you seem to have some serious end float in your headstock bearings.
Thanks James, the lathe has been repaired since the video. Thanks for watching.
Beautifull😍
Thanks
Very nice
Thank you, thanks for watching
That is a gorgeous ornament. I've been wondering how to make one like that. I could swear I saw some wobble in your lathe though..might want to get that fixed before you have serious trouble.
Thank you for your feedback, I am glad you liked it. I hope you will give it a go, just take care when sanding. The lathe has been repaired since then, so it's all good now.
Saya suka karya anda....🙏
Terima kasih banyak
Sooo christmasy
Thanks Anna, glad you liked it
What kind of glue did you use to glue pieces together.
I used normal pva wood glue. It held very well a it was a long grain joint on all sides.
Looks nice! What finish did you use?
Thanks, I was using shellac.
@@Create2make Thanks for answering! The color looks really nice. Is it amber shellac? Did you mix it with oil or anything else? I tried clear shellac with linseed oil, but it's just slightly yellowish and doesn't have the richness like on your video, so I'm really curious how you got it so nice.
It was amber shellac, it was already mixed and that was the first time I had used it. It does make the wood pop really great
Why is that chuck floating like that? Looks dangerous to me... Awesome job on the ornament..
There was an issue at the time where the pulley had moved on the shaft. It's been sorted shortly after doing the ornament.
Thanks for your feedback I appreciate it. Thanks for watching
Красивая ,сложная работа!!Но применение я ей не вижу.Может только на елку
I see your chuck wanders too, I have the same lathe, the little grub screw collar behind the belt pulley needs a shim behind it.
Great work there though. Inspirering
Thanks Nick, I have to look at refurbishing the lathe at some point.
Thanks for the feedback
Have to say this is a beautiful piece, much nicer than mine although I've only been turning since March 1, 2019. My first video is an inside out ornament. Please check it out, I'd appreciate your feedback.
Thanks for the comment, I will check yours out and let you know. Thanks for watching
There is a trick to unglue hot glue aht you need to google to learn. On your finials, unless youturn them with a fingernail ground detail gouge you will not get a crisp transition. I noticed that carbide tool is all you use besides your spindle roughing gouge. I noticed that you are using the skew chisel on its side which is not recommended. that's why you are hving trouble to roll your beads. Watch Alen Batty's video as how to use skew chisel. Once you you get ahng of it then you can roll beads and using the detail gouge will allow you to have a sharp transition on the coves. Your work came out Ok, but its too big to be hanging from the tree and it is not proportionate with the body of the ornament. Hope you take this as a suggestion and not insult. From one turner to anther. Best of luck in turning.
Thanks for your comment Phillip, I always like feedback as you never know everything. I will have a look at your video suggestion, also I am still learning turning so any help is appreciated.
Soo much glue......smh
And your woodworking videos are where ... ?
Thanks, You hit the nail on the head
Ok, we get it it's for Christmas, your ongoig music is masking your speech and is hard to understand what you are saying.
Thanks for letting me know, I have learnt a lot about editing since that video. Thanks for watching