Woodturning an Ash Bowl - Textured and Coloured
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 ต.ค. 2024
- Woodturning - a lovely cutting piece of ash gets the texture and colour treatment this week....great fun! Hope you enjoy the making of this bowl...another completed project!
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Please be aware that woodturning is a hazardous activity. These videos are only intended to show you what I do - they are not tutorials.
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Since I started making these videos in 2017, I have been lucky enough to receive the support of some manufacturers with materials to use in my videos. Since May 2018, Chestnut Products have provided me with stains, an iridescent paints sample set, lacquers and waxes. I'd like to thank them for their kind and generous support. Martin Saban-Smith has provided me with a sample set of Intrinisic Colours.
All other products and tools, unless where indicated, have been bought from suppliers at retail prices. Products mentioned in my videos are for information purposes so that viewers know what I have used.
The gold under the red really does give the bowl added warmth. Such a creative project. Thanks!
Thank you, Derek - cheers!
Thanks for sharing Stewart and well explained and the result was really nice bye cu in the next video bye.
You are very welcome, Laurence - thanks for watching!
We can hear you much better with this one! A finished project! What a lovely little bowl. I really enjoyed this one, Stewart. 💜
Cheers, Tracey! Glad you liked this one - and that the sound was better too!
Stewart,
I love your presentation style. Extremely informative, entertaining, and down to earth. I think one of your biggest strengths is your skill with layering colors and textures. You don't just put a color on, or put a texture on, but you add several. I think that takes a fair bit of fearlessness! 😅
Thanks for taking the time to make these. I realize this video is a bit old, but I'm still going through the catalogue!
Thanks, Dan - I'm glad you enjoy my videos. It's great to see you're working your way through them. I like pushing things a bit further to see what happens...sometimes I do go a bit far!! Haha!! Glad you like this one. Cheers!!
@@stewartfurini if you don't cross the line every now and then, how will you know where the line is? 😁
I rather enjoyed watching your display of genuine satisfaction for this completed project. You caressed it and imagined all the delights one could fill it with. Proud papa! lol
Thanks, Allen - it certainly is good to caress! Glad you enjoyed it.
Very nice Stewert. Love that colouring effect. May have to give that a go if you don’t mind. Love how the gold just glimmers through the colour.
Thanks for sharing.
Go for it! Glad you like this one, Steve - cheers!
Hi Stewart, That is a really lovely looking bowl and the still shots at the end, or nearly the end, really showed the texture left by the burrs.
Great video and tutorial as ever. Take care Stewart. Cheers, Huw
Glad you enjoyed it, Huw! Thanks for your comment! See you soon!!
Hi Stewart I really like this one nice job .
Thank you, Glen - glad you like it! Cheers!
Love it Stewart
Cheers, Doug!!! Glad you liked this one.
It certainly looks tactile-y. I hope it feels as good as it looks. I might have liked a bit more gold, but then I'm a greedy sort. BTW, that inward slanting rim is a very nice touch. I always like it when I see it, and then never seem to remember to use it. All in all a very nice (and even finished!) project.
Cheers, Bill - yep, the slant really makes a difference to the overall look. Glad you liked this one - it is indeed great to feel!
Interesting finish, very organic appearance 😊 ... and it's pineapple nyweb!!! 😂
Haha...thanks, Steve - will try to remember it's not orange!
@@stewartfurini 😂😂
Multi views ,, you're spoiling us
Cheers, Alf - got to keep the viewers happy!
Brilliant Stewart,more ideas to faff with!😀👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍😎😎😎
You're welcome, Alan - have fun faffing!
Enjoyed this one Stewart, a completed project, well done-
Cheers, Keith! It was fun to do.....did some natural turning after this on some yew.....dust made me feel a bit queasy so had to leave it...will have another go at the weekend!
Way to go! I knew you could complete a project!
Cheers, Pat - every so often I have to get something to the very end!
Love your commentary as your painting... kind of reminds me of Rob Ross as he was painting his works.
Great pice bye the way. Love the exploration and I bet it is a delight to the feel. Carress and feel looks fabulous.
Thanks for sharing.
Thank you so much, Jude - wow, what a comparison to make! Very flattered!!
Enjoyed the video, like the bowl too. Thanks 😊
Thank you, Ann!
Great job Stewart. Love it.
Thanks, Geoff! Delighted you like this one. Cheers!
Very nice Stewart! Never thought about stain over paint!
Thanks, Maryalice - give it a go!
Looking good from here Stewart and finished, and a nice cutter got the same Longworth jaws as you works a treat 👍👍
Cheers, Barry - I should really use the Longworth more often so it was good to use it on this project!
Pomegranate inspired, no doubt. beautiful.
Thank you, Louis - might have to take this idea a bit further!
Nice one Stewart, with an interesting combination of techniques …….. another one we might have to try!😂
Thank you, David - glad you enjoyed this one. Have fun giving it a go!
Hi Stewart, |I came across your chanel by chance and am glad I did!
I must admit I dont normally like coloured pieces but in this case Wow what an effect.
I want to congradulate you on a great presintation and your dry (some might say sarcastic) sense of humour
Well Done, I look forward to more of your demos :)😂
Thanks and welcome, Brian - there's only another 100 or so videos for you to work through! And not all of them have colour....though, yeah, most of them do..... Cheers!!
Red coconut bowl! If contrast needed, :maybe you could do a black textured rim, perhaps with the same pale gold for an extra touch?
Cheers, Valerie - black would certainly look good with it and I was very close to doing as you suggest! Am thinking of coming to the staes when I retire for a tour of woodturning buddies....at least two years away.....hope you'd be up for a visit!
@@stewartfurini Would love to meet up in person. Be prepared to ship home wood! Living here in the woods west of Seattle on the Olympic Peninsula means my yard and basement are full of wood blanks! May be I can connect with you at a wood turning get together more centrally available if time or distance becomes an issue. But I live in a favorite tourist area, well worth having on a life list. As a photographer, I know every special nook and cranny. P.S. Great minds think alike!
@@valeriehenschel1590 That would be great, Valerie! Starting serious creative visualisation exercises to make this happen!!
Great project Stewart! Another technique I am going to use! Love your work buddy!
Thank you so much, Dane - have fun having a go!
Hey Stewart! That's funny. Before you used the brush to put the wax on and used the brush to shine it, I said you could use your shoe shine kit for that! I like this FINISHED project, but are we gonna see it come up again some time 😆? Thanks for sharing your creativity with me again. Stay safe, Vickie PS is that COVID hair again?
Thanks, Vickie....hair is just hair....hate going to the barbers....plus no time for a cut as we spent the school holiday week with our gorgeous grand-daughter in rural Portugal! Glad you liked this one - and spooky about the shoe shine kit!
@@stewartfurini same with me getting hair cuts. I usually go over 12 months every time. I bet you really enjoyed that grand kid!
Lovely end product. I'm not sure that the first set of gold adds much .
Cheers! I generally show everything in the process, even if it ends up being superfluous...it may contribute a little to the overall effect, or nothing at all, but I can't tell anymore as this one was given away. Thanks for commenting.
Hi Stewart, Great video, lovely result. Lots to try. Around the 22:00 mark you mention a turner posting a video on tool presentation but I can;t quite make out the name. Was it Steve Jones, aka Mr Skew, or someone else? Cheers, Dave
Cheers, Dave! Yep, it was Steve Jones - tried to find a link for it but no luck: sorry!
me again...here you go: facebook.com/watch/?ref=search&v=1491589404552582&external_log_id=7cf04838-7df1-40f4-99bf-79085c85ac93&q=woodturner21%20tool%20presentation
@@stewartfurini Thank you very much!
Nice shape and color. I recently heard a term "white spirit". Is that the same as our mineral spirits in the states? Thanks.
Cheers, Joseph - yep, I'm pretty sure it's the same thing!
I normally avoid the comment section, so I'm sure I have missed this being asked before: but do you ever detail the hardware/software you use for your multi-camera switching system?
Hi Doyle -thanks for your message. I have done so in the past but don't have a current video. The hardware is C920 webcams from logitech which are connected to a PC running an i5 intel processor (i7 would be better really!) and then the recording is done with a piece of software called OBS. I've added two Panasonic camcorders that are connected to the PC with cheap HDMI convertors (about £18 when I bought them) which gives me the ability to zoom in if needed. Perhaps I'll do an updated technical video over the next few weeks...Cheers!
Bravo mon Capitaine……….
Thank you so much! Cheers!!
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