Woodturning: Maple Burl.....bowl or funnel?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 18 ต.ค. 2024
- Today's project was supposed to be a cone shaped bowl that is supported by two triangle pieces. The inspiration is from a similar bowl I saw on Pintrest. I recently got a beautiful maple burl from Worldwide Burls that would be perfect for this project. However, as you will see in the video, not everyting goes according to plan!
I hope you enjoy this video. Please let me know if there is a project you'd like to see me make and I will do my best to do it. Thank you for all the support you have shown me and the channel!
Matthew 5:9 (NIV)
Blessed are the peacemakers, for they will be called sons of God.
I got this beautiful Maple burl from Worldwide Burl. You can find them on Instagram and they auction several pieces every 24 hours. You simply put how much you want to bid in the comments. Their shipping is fast and very reasonalbe. I'm not affiliated with them, but I am a big fan!
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Ed Parker
P.O Box 1893
Queen Creek, AZ 85142
spalted maple is very beautiful, I like it,👍👍
Thanks for showing the design changes too Ed. Cheers, Paige C.
this has the potential to be a great piece down the road. Sometimes a fixed piece can turn out better than the original plan. I love it when I have to figure out how to fix a funnel.
waiiting to see the fix, don't give up on it
Thanks for sharing,,be safe
Woodworking projects can go either way, some good and some bad. I hope the bad ones just make you keep on keeping on. You will get it next time. Thank you for sharing.
Welcome to the club. All mistakes are good because we learn from them. V bowls are beautiful when that doesn't happen. Good call on the fix you talked about.
Amazing skills well worth the sub, looking forward to learning more.
It makes me feel better to know people like you that know what they are doing can still make a mistake and th and that I am not the only one. Also gives hope and ideas on how to fix them when you get them fixed
👍🇺🇸 it just opened up a new opportunity Ed!
You could still salvage the bottom. It could be a small cup or box. Thank you for sharing. Have a good day and continue to stay healthy.
I could tell by the title that this was going to be an interesting video. At least your still planning on using that beautiful piece of wood. Enjoyed as always and have a great weekend.
Easy mistake to make. Thank you for sharing the video anyway. Learning experiences happen all the time.
bummer i did not expect that! idont mind a fail. i gotta say as soon as the music stopped i relaxed more watching the turning.
Thank you! You will see this again. I just have to find the right time to try and recover from the funnel incident. Take care! - Ed
Bummer, was going well for ya. If you do later some resin work repair, l think reddish brown resin with gold glitter would look fantastic. Good luck with the next project. 👍🏼
Thank you David! I'm going to use some clear resin to fix it. I think it will be neat to be able to see the fix. - Ed
That's a pretty piece. You could do a multi part epoxy pour and separate the two pieces with clear epoxy
I've got one of those too. Anxious to see how you save it. Darn design opportunities.
Hi Ed, That was a shame. On the bright side you are now a member of one of the best clubs in the world. I have been a member for a couple of years now. Take care Ed and stay safe. Cheers, Huw
So sorry that happened to you. Sometimes things happen. Can't wait to see what you do with it.
Welcome to the club
Thank you Jean! - Ed
Ooh noooo! Sorry. Will look forward to the epoxy repair. There could be a lot of possibilities with that. It’s still fun!
Aaaaaaawwww 😪😪😪😪 such a lovely piece of wood too
Welcome to the club.
How about joining the two pieces together with a segmented ring? Maybe use a darker wood (Walnut, Mahogany). Would look like it was an intentional design.. just a thought. All the best, Scott.
It was good to see the mistake - thanks for posting.
set it all in resin and re--turn it 👍👍👍👍
Hey, I recognize that centering tool you used. . Well that's to bad that happened Ed, but it sounds like you got a good plan to hopefully fix it. I'm curious on your bit extension, do you have to file a flat spot on the shank for the set screws to hold onto? Seems like if you didn't it would spin and gall it up. Like when a drill bit spins in the chuck. Hey, maybe do the fix for your next video.
Welcome to the club Ed. I look forward to seeing th renewed project down the road.
Beautiful piece of wood. I look forward to seeing part two, interesting shape
Thank you for sharing, I enjoyed your video
It's a learning experience, next time will be better.
Not many thumbnails catch my attention, but this one sure did!
As soon as it happened I was sure it was intentional and you planned to do the resin gap idea. It's low enough in the piece to simply use tape and popsicle sticks on the outside as a form, or perhaps lots of hot glue and the side off a plastic bottle and fill the inside with resin to just past where it needs to be. With the punky wood, that resin will seep in and give a good hold to the piece. Design changes are what makes this kind of work go from good to great.
It happens to all of us sometime or another. Just keep trying.
A black with bronze swirl epoxy inly would look nice there. It happens to everyone eventually, no worries.
Well you wore going great guns up until you weren't!!!! Oh well keep on truckin
Nice to see "mistakes"as well as perfect projects. I am looking forward to the projects renewal!
It happens
Dang it Ed, that was looking great!! But I know you’ll turn something beautiful from it! Thanks buddy!
Hi was it an accident or did you really do it on purpose I think it look nice with a resin.
Or a socket joint / mortise and tenant joint , with either ebony or even a piece of Maple very white looking , keep up the good 😊 work ha ha , stay safe facemask and Head shield on , as they say.
Phil from the Moulin in France
Damn that sucks! It sucks with that beautiful burl :'(
Enjoyed your video and gave it a Thumbs Up
So, you made a mistake. And you let everyone see it! I am mightily impressed! When you finish the piece, I think clear resin is the way to go. It will likely still show the mistake but it will also show the remedy. Besides, I think it will be prettier with the finished piece than black resin. This was an excellent video! Thanks.
Thank you very much Gail! I'm definitely going to use some clear resin to fix it very soon. - Ed
I'm a member...tossed my evidence. Great idea to save...
Well, Ed, it happens. Bummer, dude.
Billy
It happens brother. Thank you for watching! I'm going to attach it with some clear resin in an upcoming video. - Ed
If you learn something, then it isn't truly a failure.
قطعة جميلة ....اسف لانها كسرت ....لكن يمكن الحصول على مشروع جميل آخر من هذه القطع المكسرة.....
Been there. Inside diameter needs to be smaller than outside diameter. 😂😂
Design changes are a part of turning life - you will over come it and make something even more spectacular out of it - thanks for sharing
Whoops!
Like Clayton said....black acrylic with bronze powder. .good start...wood too pretty to trash...stay safe...press on 😎
I hear you’re lathe and some other wood turners making a clicking sound as they turn. What brand of lathe do you have?
Yes, things do happen. Still, a great video. You're a great host!!
Hate when that happens! Enuf to ruin your day. Hope we do see it glues or resigned into a new piece to work with. DMO (design modification opportunity).🤪
That sucks because I know you probably paid good money for that burl. Take care and GOD BLESS!
Thank you Stephen! Yes it wasn't the cheapest piece of wood. You haven't seen the last of it. I'm going to try and fix it in a video soon. Have a blessed day brother! - Ed
As Forest Gump would say: “Sh#t happens”. 🙂 Nice try though!!!!👍👍
Been there done that yes it does suck especially when you had the outside so pretty, better luck next time . Welcome to funnel club. Rick here.
It was looking really good, Ed, until you joined the club. Sometimes you win and sometimes - well, you know now. Even it you don't fix it you could make a small cup of some kind. Take care and stay safe. Bill
One must remember that the inside dimension must not exceed the outside dimension. ; >)
Ha c’est vraiment dommage 😩
I'll send your Funnel Club Button! You earned it!