Segmented Wood Christmas Tree Bell (3)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 23 พ.ย. 2016
- Segmented Wood Christmas Tree Ornaments. The design, cutting segments, glue up and turning in the lathe to produce small and highly decorated segmented wood bells which are used as Christmas Tree Ornaments. www.sisweb.com/wood/
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John your work fascinate me I am speechless every time I watch you work and listen to the calm way you explain everything. Your work is amazing, I am a lady of 72 and not a woodturner. I discovered these videos on TH-cam and I am hooked, and enjoy everything all of you do. Thank you for your amazing work. I love every minute of it.
By far, the best woodworking video I have seen in a long time. Thanks for the video. Very nice work...
The finished projects are amazing. I learn something new every time.
I can't justify buying the slicer. I don't have a bandsaw that big. I'm definitely going to build the Celtic sled and perhaps modify it somewhat. I think I'll turn the bell over and make some lidded boxes. Thanks for the great ideas.
Hi! Excellent work my friend! I love all the designs and also the outfit you have for each step of the process! Good luck in the challenge! Cheers! Daniel
Hello
I have the same lathe a jet 3520 , loving your work , but where did yo get the threaded part that goes in to the tail stock to mount the face plate ??? awesome work btw
Very nice work John. I love to get new ideas,your work is first class. Also wondering where you got the nice eye hooks
Did you make the sled for the bandsaw with micro adjustments or is this something you found? I enjoyed this video very much and look forward to others in the future. This is by far one of the most informative videos on segmenting I have seen. Thank you.
This seems to me a promotional video for a commercial product
Amazing work! Bucks County PA? Can you post some info on the wood turners meeting you attended? Thank!
The Buck's Woodturners monthly meeting is held in the wood shop at Bucks County Community College. It us usually held on the second or third Monday of the month. For additional information their web site is: www.bucksturners.com/
I have made segmented bowls in the past--but these are certainly more intense workings to make a bell---are you selling these? If so they must be very expensive for each one has many hours for 1 bell-----I'd be interested in knowing how much you do charge if they are for sale---I live in NH and have lots of free time from Nov. to April---thanks for a great video.
No they are not for sale. I made these as Christmas presents for my relatives this past year. I put too many hours into them for anyone to pay what I would need to charge to make it worth my while - therefore I do not sell anything.
You are very genorous with indept videos of your skills, time and ideas-----hopefully all who recieves these as gifts are aware of the time and effort you have put into them. They are the lucky ones---thanks
how long does it take to make one of those amazing bells?
It's hard to actual;y state a number because I usually am working on 3 or 4 at the same time in order to make it more time efficient. My guess is that the total time to cut all the wood, make the segmented discs, glue it up and then turn it in the lathe and finish is probably 6 to 8 hours per bell.
Your work is very outstanding, loved it! you are awesome! I hope to see more videos from you, because I have subscribed to your channel.
cheers
Eme ( ^_^)
What is the software you are using?
I use the Woodturner pro software. You can find more information of this product at: woodturnerpro.com/