I made one of these from walnut for a lady at church who turned 85 years old. She still reminds me weekly how much she loves it. Not that it was that great, it’s just little handmade things like these make people so happy. That’s why I turn to this day.
Very true, I made a bandstand clock for an old neighbour of mine she cried when I handed her the clock :) It’s so nice to get a reaction to something you handmade for somebody.
Only just come across your videos William. Got them all saved on Watch Later. Good way to use up the scrap pieces. Lovely job.👍 'Wood' be nice to lose the 'music' in the background.
Great show William. I’m heading upstate NY on Thursday to my shed and try to use up some cedar and apple. I’m suffering from turner’s block so I hope I can get out of it. Thanks again Jon
They are all lovely Will but my favourite shape is the bottle in Spalted Beech and favourite wood was definitely the Laburnum. Take care Will. Cheers, Huw
@@William_Kenny I have a problem with getting the shape I want for the piece to actually get to the piece. I’ll get there but I’m dyslexic and I have adhd so my head is always doing something weird on me lol. Like I know the shape in my head but it won’t transfer to my hands and chisels. I’ve done some pretty good ones but this is something I try to practice often with scrap prices. They tend to sell really good at the shows. Thanks William!!
Madonna I have a similar problem I find sitting down and drawing the shape and refine on paper first when you are happy with the result cut out template with a scissors and work from that, hope that helps a little happy and safe turning 😀
Hey William Nice job on the use of scraps, I noticed you turned some nice maple handles for your lathe, You didn't record that by chance did you? Would like to see that.
I usually cut the branches about a metre long and stack upright in my wood store, i leave then to dry for a year or so some will split and end up in the fire wood pile but most are good to turn. 👍😊
So interesting as always. I know what to do with my small branches now. Thank you for sharing. How do you keep your lathe so clean - or is it still new? 🌞
Nice pieces to be sure, & well done. But I had to turn the sound off to escape the incessant pounding of the repetitious music bed. Why they're still deemed mandatory in videos is a mystery to me.
Great video William showing that no wood need be wasted! 🙂
Cheers
Mike
Thanks very much Mike appreciate you watching ,kind regards from will 👍😊
Creative use of small wood pieces! Thank you!
Thanks very much David appreciate you watching 👍
Beautiful work
Thank you kindly Hugh 👍
All beautiful and good use for the odds and ends pieces of wood. Thanks. 😊
Thanks very much appreciate you watching 👍😊
Excellent use of scraps William
Thank you douglas👍
Very nicely done William
Cheers Gary 👍😊
Excellent ideas William, thanks for posting 👍🏽😊
Cheers Mark thanks for watching 👍 😊
A very pleasant video, Sir. Thank you for the content.
Thanks very much Clayton much appreciated 👍 😊
I made one of these from walnut for a lady at church who turned 85 years old. She still reminds me weekly how much she loves it. Not that it was that great, it’s just little handmade things like these make people so happy. That’s why I turn to this day.
Thanks very much appreciate you watching 👍😊
Very true, I made a bandstand clock for an old neighbour of mine she cried when I handed her the clock :)
It’s so nice to get a reaction to something you handmade for somebody.
All gorgeous Willie! 😃
Thanks very much val 👍 😊
great stuff William as usual. Thanks Stu
Cheers mate thanks for watching 👍😊
That’s a very nice set of vases. The laburnum was beautiful.
Cheers Todd thanks for watching 👍 😊
William, great stuff there mate some smashing wee projects, Laburnum a nice wee wood to.Well done
Thanks very much Alan 👍 😊
Love the work. I need to use up some of my scrap. No wood left behind! Thanks for your videos.
Thanks Jim I use up every piece 😊👍
Your off cuts are bigger and nicer than found in my shop. Nice work, and I like the wood wax.
Thanks very much Daniel appreciate you watching 👍
These are grand. Nice video too .
Luburnum is lovely wood to turn .
Thanks very much Simon 👍
What a nice way to use scrap or off cuts. All look nice, but that liburnam is WOW!
Thanks very much Susan appreciate you watching, kind regards from will 😊👍
Nice series of vases. Almost all wood can be made into something beautiful.
Thanks very much Walt appreciate you watching 👍
I don't know which one I prefer!
Cheers Philip thanks for watching 😊👍
Lovely vases! Especially the yew and the laburnum ones! :-)
Thanks very much suzie the yew and laburnum have stunning grain and colour 👌👍
Awesome job. I like them all. That's a easy way to use scrap wood lying around. The last one is my favorite because of the color of the wood.
Thank you Michael much appreciated the last one was laburnum 👍😊
Those came out amazing. You make it look so easy.
Cheers mate thanks for watching 👍 😊
Good job William very attractive vases
Thanks Jonathan 👍 😊
Just started working on one of these today myself! Great video gives me some good inspiration for other vases!
Cheers mate thanks for watching much appreciated glad you can take something from it👍😊
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Some nice shapes there William, nice one
Cheers mate thanks for watching 👍 😊
Only just come across your videos William. Got them all saved on Watch Later. Good way to use up the scrap pieces. Lovely job.👍 'Wood' be nice to lose the 'music' in the background.
Thanks very much John appreciate you watching, I try not use background music anymore 👍😊
Great job using up some of those smaller pieces that seem to multiply on the shop. Each of these is a winner.
Thanks very much doug, there's a potential project in every piece of wood 😊
GoodJob with the vases buddy. Great idea for Using up scrap bits
Thanks very much Brian 👍😊
Thumbs UP William
Thanks very much Jim appreciate you watching take care. 👍😊
Looks great 👍
Thank you 😊
Great show William. I’m heading upstate NY on Thursday to my shed and try to use up some cedar and apple.
I’m suffering from turner’s block so I hope I can get out of it. Thanks again Jon
That's great when you get the lathe turned on the inspiration will come 😊
Thanks. That and watching.
Very nice!!!
Cheers mate 👍
What size drill bit do you use please? Great work 👍
Cheers Mike thanks for watching, I use 10 or 12 millimeter bits on the twig vases. 👍
They are all lovely Will but my favourite shape is the bottle in Spalted Beech and favourite wood was definitely the Laburnum.
Take care Will.
Cheers, Huw
Thanks very much Huw appreciate you watching mate take care 👍😊
Lots of inspiration for me in this video!
Thanks very much appreciate you watching,
Kind regards From Will 😊👍
What an beautiful design 👏👏
Thank you 😊
All very good including the clamping handle on the lathe.
Cheers Terry i didn't like the rubber on locking levers so had to upgrade 😊
So beautiful Mr William. I love the little twig pots
Thanks very much Madonna glad you liked them a simple little project 👍😊
@@William_Kenny I have a problem with getting the shape I want for the piece to actually get to the piece. I’ll get there but I’m dyslexic and I have adhd so my head is always doing something weird on me lol. Like I know the shape in my head but it won’t transfer to my hands and chisels. I’ve done some pretty good ones but this is something I try to practice often with scrap prices. They tend to sell really good at the shows. Thanks William!!
Good luck Madonna.
Madonna I have a similar problem I find sitting down and drawing the shape and refine on paper first when you are happy with the result cut out template with a scissors and work from that, hope that helps a little happy and safe turning 😀
@@William_Kenny I never thought of that. Thank you for the advice I’ll try it out!
Hey William Nice job on the use of scraps, I noticed you turned some nice maple handles for your lathe, You didn't record that by chance did you? Would like to see that.
Cheers thanks for watching I will do a video on them because a few people asked about them 👍
Like them. I would leave more of the outside. Just what I prefer. But I've only made about 6 total
Cheers Bill thanks for watching 👍
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Beautiful
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Love this!! How do you avoid splitting from the pith of the branch? All of my attempts at turning branches have resulted in splits a few weeks later
I usually cut the branches about a metre long and stack upright in my wood store, i leave then to dry for a year or so some will split and end up in the fire wood pile but most are good to turn. 👍😊
So interesting as always. I know what to do with my small branches now. Thank you for sharing. How do you keep your lathe so clean - or is it still new? 🌞
Cheers Ray I have a little touch of ocd😅
Nice pieces to be sure, & well done. But I had to turn the sound off to escape the incessant pounding of the repetitious music bed. Why they're still deemed mandatory in videos is a mystery to me.
Thanks for watching anyway 😊
Agree. I thought it was the posters choice..I dislike music as I rather hear your instructions .
Very nice
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Nice👍 work
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Thanks William. When are you going to do a live. I see you are on with Paul and Brian.
Hopefully in the near future just to grips with all technical end of things I only turned on a computer 8 months ago 😅
Very nice project and video William.
When are you going to go live.
Thanks, Jon.
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