Morgan, you never cease to amaze me. Like it was mentioned before you do think outside the box and I’m still not over the vase in the cube ! A tru artist in many levels! Bravo 👏. An inspiration to us all.
By far one of the most unique pieces I have watched be made. I was on the edge of my seat the whole time just waiting to see how it would stand up to the turning Amazing work
I am always amazed that glue can be strong enough to hold a piece like this together when faced the forces exerted on it by the turning process. Every time I see this done, I expect the entire piece to explode as soon as you apply the chisel (if that's the right word for the tools you use). I guess, like a good weld makes makes multiple piece of metal the same a a single piece; a good glue job makes multiple pieces of wood like a single piece.
snevel Thank you for your comment 👍 Wood glue is very resistant if you follow a few guidelines, you have to put the parts under pressure for a certain time and you also have to put the right amount ... 🤔 of course you have to be careful when digging with the gouges and not apply too much force ... otherwise ... 😬
The pieces of wood reminded me of sliced potatoes… Would you please consider showing us the finished piece? Stained, waxed, whatever magic you artisans use?👍🏻👍🏻❤️
Fascinating alternative method to achieving an open segment bowl. I tried something similar with jigsaw puzzle pieces and viewers did not like it! But the hazelwood in this looks like a great choice. All the best. Ray
Hello Tony Cahyono Thank you very much for your comment😉👍 I am very happy that you enjoy my work 🙏💕 We here in France love Indonesia very much❤️ Take care
I really like your idea. In the future, turn a little faster, making light cuts. Your peice will be a more uniform shape, and your tool won't get pushed around as much. Also, when hollowing, use your tool on the side going downward with the tools you are using. Although I haven't used one, I think you only use a hook on the upward turning side.
Great piece of art! I'd suggest incorporating jump cuts into the set up parts of your video. They can be fun, visually stimulating, and they keep the viewer engaged. Just some thoughts! Keep it up and you'll grow!
Stephanie Lovatt Thank you so much for your comment 😉👍 Yes I have in this video to try a new experience and I am very happy that you are interested😃❤️❤️ take care Morgan
When cutting with a bandsaw, lower the top guides until they are just above the piece being cut - that way you will not have wandering due to over-flexing of the blade.
That project has to be hard on the hands and wrists. You come up with the most unique turnings. If I only had half the vision and imagination that you do.......
Very interesting Morgan! saw in another comment you wanted to keep the color white. Try Minwax Polycrylic. It will not add a tint to your wood. Plus easy to use and will make a great finish. Gary
ThePapa1947 Thank you very much for your comment😉 yes it is true that hazelnut tends to darken even with neutral products produits Thank you for the advice I will try this product👍👍 see you soon Morgan
Watched your knuckle get bloodier the farther into the video and all I could think is... one or two of those bowls exploded already yikes!! LOL I do have an honest question though... did it end up cracking? I know if you microwave it it would deactivate the glue wouldn't it? How long did the gluing process end up taking you? Awesome project!
Phew my joint is fine 😉 For the gluing I used relatively dry wood so I had no problems afterwards and no need for a microwave either. Otherwise for the gluing process it took about 3 days to get dry. I will do the experiment again with another glue to see if there are any differences. Today the bowl has not moved at all and it is even very solid. 😉
Oh my, this was definitely one of the toughest projects I suppose, n you still made it look so easy. But you ended up hurting your hand, hope it wasn't too bad. Lovely piece though!
Hi Sumaira Khalid Thank you very much for your comment😉👍 I'm very glad you like my job. Don't worry about my hand it's just superficial and without gravity🙏 see you soon 💕
We had thought of making a bowl like this, have since decided against it, lol ..... While I love the final look, the turning process looks like a nightmare. Props to you for sticking it out and finishing it.
Creative, as usual, Morgan! Would have liked to have seen a final finish though. Also, if i may suggest….you really need a dust collection system, even if it’s just a shop vac to collect sanding dust! The medical community are discovering more and more specie of wood as containing cancer causing carcinogens. Most folks think “well I’m just not that exposed to that sanding dust and I’ll wear a mask”…..it’s just not enough Morgan! I say this out of concern for your health. I’d really hate to see your creativity and talent cut short because of lung cancer that could have been prevented!! Please consider at least a shop vacuum? Sound wouldn’t be an issue with your videos because there’s no narration anyway! Think about it please.
Hi Charles Thank you very much for caring about my state of health 😉 Note that I always wear a high protection mask and that in addition I have a very efficient suction system, I simply cut it for short periods when I film the sanding so as not to generate too much noise for the spectator 😉 But you are right, you have to protect yourself from very harmful wood dust !!
I wish you had put a finish on it. I wanted to see what it would look like. It was interesting to see how the remaining joints looked after turning. Still, a neat idea.
at 9:28, the sound from the following clip started while the video still showed your hand on the wood and it made me jump for a second... That kind of thump thump sound is a jump-scare for any wood worker with their hand still on the part ;)
9:46 I kind of expected that from the start. I am amazed, that it didn't happen sooner/more often. Especially in the lower bowl, the overlapping areas seemed to be woefully inadequate to hold the bowl together.
Very good, despite the fact that it comes off, it was very cool with a reddish wood base and it is very original; only the varnish / lacquer / drying oil / wax was missing.
Very interesting 🤔, my diagnosis, the signs of an insane, but brilliant, woodturner. Perhaps 🤔 caused by getting hit in the head by a fly-away bowl. No one ☝️ will ever know… 🤪 Just kidding, it was brilliant. Those were some really cylindrical branches. Thanks for sharing 👍
Glue is impressive. The grain patterns of these discs may be prone to cracking in this arrangement. Especially if the piece is dropped. Not familiar with this type of wood let me know if it has naturally superior crosslinking.
Hi Charles Bishop Thank you for your comment ❤️❤️ Indeed in this video, I defy the laws of gluing, since it is not done with end grain ... however I used hazelnut for its fine and compact grain which offers good resistance.
Thank you for your work, it’s truly wonderful. This piece seemed very noisy and rough the whole way through. Was it more difficult than pieces with less gaps? And did you ever put a stain or finish on it? Thanks again, fascinating to watch!
Hi EvelBill Thank you so much for your comment 👍❤️❤️ Indeed the shooting of this piece was more difficult than a classic piece🤔 for the finish I used transparent mat varnish see you soon
I'm an arborist in Ontario, we call slices like that 'cookies'. So to me, this is a cookie bowl! Love it
TheOriginalBlue62
Thank you for your comment 👍😉
I'm glad you like this cookie bowl 😊
See you soon
Morgan
Call them cookies in the south west of England too buddy 😊
And that's what it's all aboot!
Shout out from an Alabama climbing arborist! Cookies of all sizes haha
seeing failure helps me as a novice recognise solutions to failure. Thanks man. this helped a lot.
Thank you for your comment Anthony 😉👍
It's different, I'll give you that.
That you got it turned with only one break is what amazed me. Great job.
Thomas Russell
Thank you so much for your comment :)
I wish you had shown it completely finished…..kind of left us all hanging to see the end result.
Hi Cynthia
It's a piece that I didn't finish because it was an experience...but I'll do it again and give it a finish 😉👍
Morgan, you never cease to amaze me. Like it was mentioned before you do think outside the box and I’m still not over the vase in the cube ! A tru artist in many levels! Bravo 👏. An inspiration to us all.
Hi Sylvie
Thank you so much !!
I'm happy to know that I'm bringing you some inspiration.
Take care;)
Morgan
By far one of the most unique pieces I have watched be made. I was on the edge of my seat the whole time just waiting to see how it would stand up to the turning Amazing work
Hi Kelley
I am very happy that you appreciated my work and thank you very much for your comment 😊💕💕💕💕
I am always amazed that glue can be strong enough to hold a piece like this together when faced the forces exerted on it by the turning process. Every time I see this done, I expect the entire piece to explode as soon as you apply the chisel (if that's the right word for the tools you use).
I guess, like a good weld makes makes multiple piece of metal the same a a single piece; a good glue job makes multiple pieces of wood like a single piece.
snevel
Thank you for your comment 👍
Wood glue is very resistant if you follow a few guidelines, you have to put the parts under pressure for a certain time and you also have to put the right amount ... 🤔
of course you have to be careful when digging with the gouges and not apply too much force ... otherwise ... 😬
I see a lampshade. Either hanging from the ceiling, or a bowl full of fairy lights. Would create some beautiful random light and shadow pattern.
yes very good idea😉👍
Very impressive 👏👌👍 glad it didn't break when it escaped from the lathe
😜👍
Good design
Thank you so much for your comment 😉👍
Sometimes our patience gets tested. But you made a great recovery.
Thanks Harry 😍😍
I love 💘 the natural beauty of the bowl.
Thank you
Hi Penny
Thank you so much for your comment I’m very glad you like it 😊❤️❤️
@@bawbreizhartwood Like it!, I love it. I love watching your wood turning videos. Thanks again
Very kewl, love it.
Thanks David 💕💕
The pieces of wood reminded me of sliced potatoes… Would you please consider showing us the finished piece? Stained, waxed, whatever magic you artisans use?👍🏻👍🏻❤️
Thank you so much 😊
I haven't had a shop in three years.
That skinned knuckle brings back memories though!!!
🤔
well done!
Hi John
Thank you so much for your comment ❤️❤️
I noticed injury on your hand,be safe.
Respect from Pakistan.
Hi Hafiz Usman
Yes you have to be careful because it is very easy to get injured with this kind of work.
Thank you and hello Pakistan
@@bawbreizhartwood Welcome
Fascinating alternative method to achieving an open segment bowl. I tried something similar with jigsaw puzzle pieces and viewers did not like it! But the hazelwood in this looks like a great choice. All the best. Ray
Ray whitby
Thank you for your comment😉👍
I especially wanted to try a new experience😊
Not easy with hazelnut🤔
see you soon
Morgan
@@bawbreizhartwood m CT
An original. Turned out wonderful. 🌟 And it didn't need anything you don't want it to have. Really enjoyed the watching. 👍
R Koff
Thank you so much for your comment, i'm very glad you like it 😉👍
I am really very happy that you like my work 😊💕
Комментарий в поддержку канала и ролика, а также труда мастера.
thanks 😉
Thanks for the ideas, I thought that the next step would be to cast it is resin with some color to make the segments stand out.
Hi John
Thank you very much for your comment
Yes I will try with resin next time;)
Would have looked cooler if u had filled it up with resin before turning so that all holes would have vanished and bowl would be more functional
Yes Why not 🤔
@@bawbreizhartwood yeah...especially because the inside pattern on this is just awesome...like a bent chessboard! would have been great...
Какая последовательность! Ничего лишнего! Браво! Еще видео! Заглядение!
Рахмет Қаймулин Ермек 😍😍
Artistry!
Thank you so much Sara I’m very flattered 😊❤️❤️
Please don't be angry or frustration we always love and like your creation even worse anyway. From your Indonesian fans 🙏
Hello Tony Cahyono
Thank you very much for your comment😉👍
I am very happy that you enjoy my work 🙏💕
We here in France love Indonesia very much❤️
Take care
You are amazing! Your talent is incredible! Great bowl, lots of work and live went into this beautiful masterpiece! Bravo!!
Thank you so much Mary💕😊🌸
Congratulations, this video was the most original idea in my feed right now…
Thank you so much for your comment,I’m glad you like it 😊👍
I would love to see this done again with resin filling in the holes, just a suggestion!
I redid 😉
you will find the video on my channel 👍
You are truly gifted, well done. From John - Down under.
Thanks John 😊💕💕
You're turning looks fantastic. Fabulous looking piece. God bless you my friend and as always amen
Hi Jeff
Thank you so much for your comment 👍😉
I’m very glad you liked it 😊😃
Woww, une super idée 🌟 !! Un bol segmenté avec des rondelles de noisetier..!!! Bravo 👏👏👏
Salut Lily
Merci beaucoup pour ton commentaire 😉👍
Oui en gros c’est l’idée…🤔
Bonjour, l’idée est bonne.
😉 merci 👍👍
Красота, ваза для печенья ! Я живу в России, люблю работать с деревом, но денег на оборудование нет, только ручной труд.
Aleks
Спасибо большое за ваш комментарий, я рада, что вам понравилась эта миска 😉💖
I really like your idea. In the future, turn a little faster, making light cuts. Your peice will be a more uniform shape, and your tool won't get pushed around as much. Also, when hollowing, use your tool on the side going downward with the tools you are using. Although I haven't used one, I think you only use a hook on the upward turning side.
Denny pope
Thank you very much for your comment👍😉
and thank you also for the good advice😉
Love this idea. Can be adapted to many different woods. I think, I would have started with a solid wood base at the start.
Dennis mutz
Thank you for your comment😉👍
Yes in the end I had to put a more stable base..🤔
Wow! I look at all those pieces 😮. You have the patience of a Saint!!
😊👍
Really beautiful. But why you didn't show final version with polish? And I'm sorry for your watch. 😉
Dimitri Artemov
Thank you for your comment😉👍
this achievement was just a new experience
a beautiful lampshade
Thanks Rudi 😊❤️
Paint the background walls white and maybe add a brighter background source. It would make your woodworking pop more.
Thanks for the advice, it's not always easy to find the best exhibitions for video 😉
Interesting and real Unique enjoyed watching you create this unique piece Well Done Morgan
Hi Rich
Many thanks for your king comment ❤️❤️❤️
I’m very glad you liked it 😊
Take care
Great piece of art! I'd suggest incorporating jump cuts into the set up parts of your video. They can be fun, visually stimulating, and they keep the viewer engaged. Just some thoughts! Keep it up and you'll grow!
Thank you for your comment 😊❤️
I will consider your suggestion😉👍
Him putting those pieces down at the first minute reminded me of the fried peanut butter and banana sandwich I made myself. Thanks Elvis.
Thank you so much for your comment 👍😉
@@bawbreizhartwood umuhrraml
Dude ahahahah
Mais um trabalho maravilhoso, gosto muito das suas ferramentas, são perfeitas parabéns Gerson Franco da Rocha São Paulo Brasil
Ola gerson souza
Obrigado pelo seu comentário😉👍
Estou muito feliz que você goste do meu trabalho😃❤️
Até breve, amigo
Interesting technique and bowl! I wouldn't have thought of using that method. Well done!
Stephanie Lovatt
Thank you so much for your comment 😉👍
Yes I have in this video to try a new experience and I am very happy that you are interested😃❤️❤️
take care
Morgan
Looks cool but for more stability after gluing it all together I would have dunked it in Resin THEN carved it up
Thank you for your comment 😉👍
I love your out of the box way of turning! You’re very talented.
Chris
Thank you very much for your comment, I am very happy that you appreciate my work;)
When cutting with a bandsaw, lower the top guides until they are just above the piece being cut - that way you will not have wandering due to over-flexing of the blade.
1Igster1
yes that's right😉
Amazing how all of our knuckles look the same LOL Very cool idea and project! Thanks for the share!
Hi Mikey and Alyssa
Thank you so much for your comment 👍😉
Great idea and it turned out very well
Hi Henk Van De Beek
Thank you so much for your comment 😉👍
I’m very glad you like it 😉👍
Bravo - A great result from a very challenging project.
Hi Pryere
Merci beaucoup pour votre commentaire ❤️❤️❤️
Beautiful piece and great idea! Take care and GOD BLESS!
Hi Stephen
Thank you so much for your comment 👍😉
I’m very glad you like it 😊
seems like it would make an interesting pot for a plant.
The NitroG1
yes why not 😉👍
That project has to be hard on the hands and wrists. You come up with the most unique turnings. If I only had half the vision and imagination that you do.......
Indeed it was a rather difficult project to turn .. Thank you for your nice comment 😊💖
Wow! Beautiful work!
Hi Dannaboo
Thank you so much for your comment 👍😉
I’m very glad you liked it ❤️
Absolutely beautiful!
Hi Ron
Thank you very much for your comment ;)
Very interesting Morgan! saw in another comment you wanted to keep the color white. Try Minwax Polycrylic. It will not add a tint to your wood. Plus easy to use and will make a great finish.
Gary
ThePapa1947
Thank you very much for your comment😉
yes it is true that hazelnut tends to darken even with neutral products produits
Thank you for the advice I will try this product👍👍
see you soon
Morgan
Watched your knuckle get bloodier the farther into the video and all I could think is... one or two of those bowls exploded already yikes!! LOL
I do have an honest question though... did it end up cracking? I know if you microwave it it would deactivate the glue wouldn't it? How long did the gluing process end up taking you? Awesome project!
Phew my joint is fine 😉
For the gluing I used relatively dry wood so I had no problems afterwards and no need for a microwave either.
Otherwise for the gluing process it took about 3 days to get dry.
I will do the experiment again with another glue to see if there are any differences.
Today the bowl has not moved at all and it is even very solid. 😉
Beautiful! Thanks for the video.
Hi Scott
Thankyou very much for your comment ;)
Quite the unique bowl...love it!
Hi Carol
Thank you so much for your comment ❤️
I’m very glad you like it 😃😊
See you soon
Well, a very difficult piece to turn. Figured the original tenon didn't have enough meat to hold it when you reversed it, and guessed right for once.
robohippie
yes the stud was a bit tight😬
with the second it was better .
Incredible work! Bravo!😀👍🔧⚒️🛠️
Thanks Billy😍
Neato, I love your idea and the finished product!! Keep the videos coming, sir!!
Hi Dean
Thank you so much for your comment 👍😉
I’m very glad you liked it ❤️❤️
@@bawbreizhartwood I reckon you got to put a lot of trust in the glue to withstand the turning process without hurting you??
yes I trust the glue but you have to be careful
Très original, j'adore!
Merci beaucoup Leon 😊👍💖💖
Oh my, this was definitely one of the toughest projects I suppose, n you still made it look so easy. But you ended up hurting your hand, hope it wasn't too bad. Lovely piece though!
Hi Sumaira Khalid
Thank you very much for your comment😉👍
I'm very glad you like my job.
Don't worry about my hand it's just superficial and without gravity🙏
see you soon 💕
Awesome idea and beautiful result!
Thank you so much 😊
We had thought of making a bowl like this, have since decided against it, lol ..... While I love the final look, the turning process looks like a nightmare. Props to you for sticking it out and finishing it.
Thank you for your comment 😊👍
Yes the shooting of this bowl was very complicated ... but the result rather nice 🤔
Great concept and the result is beautiful.
Hi James
Thank you so much for your comment 😉😂
I’m very glad you like it 😊
That is an awesome bowl what a work of art absolutely beautiful
Hi Tony
Thank you so much for your comment 😉👍
I’m very glad you like it 😊❤️
Buena Pieza
Ok, different. Everyone a new lesson I feel. That was great fun, I did enjoy it. Thank you.
Hi jimbojet
Thank you so much for your comment ❤️👍
Creative, as usual, Morgan! Would have liked to have seen a final finish though. Also, if i may suggest….you really need a dust collection system, even if it’s just a shop vac to collect sanding dust! The medical community are discovering more and more specie of wood as containing cancer causing carcinogens. Most folks think “well I’m just not that exposed to that sanding dust and I’ll wear a mask”…..it’s just not enough Morgan! I say this out of concern for your health. I’d really hate to see your creativity and talent cut short because of lung cancer that could have been prevented!! Please consider at least a shop vacuum? Sound wouldn’t be an issue with your videos because there’s no narration anyway! Think about it please.
Hi Charles
Thank you very much for caring about my state of health 😉
Note that I always wear a high protection mask and that in addition I have a very efficient suction system, I simply cut it for short periods when I film the sanding so as not to generate too much noise for the spectator 😉
But you are right, you have to protect yourself from very harmful wood dust !!
super super super work Bangalore Karnataka
Thank you so much i'm very glad you like it😉💖💖
I wish you had put a finish on it. I wanted to see what it would look like. It was interesting to see how the remaining joints looked after turning. Still, a neat idea.
Joe laroche
Thank you for your comment.
I left the wood raw to keep its whiteness far it is hazelnut and it darkens if we wax or varnish it🤔
at 9:28, the sound from the following clip started while the video still showed your hand on the wood and it made me jump for a second... That kind of thump thump sound is a jump-scare for any wood worker with their hand still on the part ;)
😅👍🙏
Hi. Not sure if that's for me, but admire your patience and I can see it was probably a fun challenge that worked out ok in the end!
Peter
Exactly !
You understood everything this was a challenge or an experience and indeed the result was nice :))
you forgot the colored epoxy ...
full of holes but still looks awesome
nice work!
Hi Paul
Thank you for your comment 😉👍👍
soon a new video will be released with the same piece but with resin 😉
I liked it very much
Hi Sandy
Thank you so much for your comment 👍😉
I’m very glad you liked it 😊❤️❤️❤️
Muito criativo parabéns 👏👏👏👏👏👏
Muito obrigado 😊💖💖
That is very nice beautifully done 👍🏽
Thank you so much for your comment 😉👍
Excellent 👌👍👏💎
Hi Sayyed Anwar
Thank you so much for your comment 😉😉💕
Как и все-неповторимо! Спасибо.
Thanks Olga❤️
super boulot comme toujours.
Merci Jean Claude, je suis très flatté 😊❤️❤️❤️
9:46 I kind of expected that from the start. I am amazed, that it didn't happen sooner/more often. Especially in the lower bowl, the overlapping areas seemed to be woefully inadequate to hold the bowl together.
Yes you are right
I think he would have had more success if he cast it in resin before turning the bowl.
It is more beautiful at the first steps
Hi Gamage Perera
Thank you so much for your comment 👍
Very nice sorry about the mishap glad it turned out alright James
😉😊❤️
Very good, despite the fact that it comes off, it was very cool with a reddish wood base and it is very original; only the varnish / lacquer / drying oil / wax was missing.
Luis Alberto Ruiz Galindo
Thank you very much for your comment😉👍
Yes the experience was interesting, I will start again with a better technique🤔
Nicely done 👍👍👍Thanks for sharing
Hi Yeagerxp
Thank you so much for your comment 😊👍
I'm very impressed!!!
Hi Harvey
Thank you so much for your comment 😉👍😊
I’m very glad you like it 😃
You trusted that blue much than I would have! Still, it turned out well!
look at those hands a wounds of hard work❤❤
i notice that he doesnt have wounds at start
Mark Jay Spirit
You have to be very careful with this activity🤪
Very interesting 🤔, my diagnosis, the signs of an insane, but brilliant, woodturner.
Perhaps 🤔 caused by getting hit in the head by a fly-away bowl. No one ☝️ will ever know… 🤪
Just kidding, it was brilliant. Those were some really cylindrical branches.
Thanks for sharing 👍
🤣😂
Thank you for your comment comment 😃👍
I watched the whole turning process on the edge of my seat! Aren't modern adhesives great.
😅😉🤔
Dissapointing at the end. I really wanted to see it at least oiled. But the rest: very interesting.
Thank you so much for you comment 😉👍👍
Maybe you need a press and turn the RPM up. Nice ideas. Best regards.
Yes with a good press it would have been more solid...🤔
omg un breton ca fait plaisir!
Salut Shukaname
Merci pour votre commentaire 😉👍
Glue is impressive. The grain patterns of these discs may be prone to cracking in this arrangement. Especially if the piece is dropped. Not familiar with this type of wood let me know if it has naturally superior crosslinking.
Hi Charles Bishop
Thank you for your comment ❤️❤️
Indeed in this video, I defy the laws of gluing, since it is not done with end grain ... however I used hazelnut for its fine and compact grain which offers good resistance.
Que ingenioso!!!!👏👏👏👏💖💖💖💖
Sivlia😍😍 Thank you😊
I love the bloody knuckle at 11:13. I cannot do a project without drawing blood!
John sauer
😂😂 it's true when you work with wood, your hands are easily damaged, especially with tools ... 🙃
Wood, metal,concrete. It’s the nature of work. “By the sweat of thy brow shall ye eat, by your labor shall the ground bring forth food.”
Hi Evelbill or rather Zappa ?? 🤔😃
Thank you so much for your comment ❤️
Hi Sir, Your hard work definitely deserves a subscibe. But It would be more interesting if you fill epoxy in between the blank spaces.
Thank you so much for your comment ❤️❤️❤️
Yes why not 🤔👍👍
Thank you for your work, it’s truly wonderful. This piece seemed very noisy and rough the whole way through. Was it more difficult than pieces with less gaps? And did you ever put a stain or finish on it? Thanks again, fascinating to watch!
Hi EvelBill
Thank you so much for your comment 👍❤️❤️
Indeed the shooting of this piece was more difficult than a classic piece🤔
for the finish I used transparent mat varnish
see you soon
I feel that it was quite wobbly as it wasn’t centered or balanced
Wonderful looking bowl.
Hi Jack
Thank you so much for your comment 😊😉👍
It's cool,👍👍
Hi Gao
Thank you so much 👍😉