Walnut And Maple PIXELATED Segmented Vase! (720 Pieces!) Relaxing Woodturning Video
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- Walnut and Maple Pixelated Segmented Vase!
In this video I will be cutting over 700 segments from walnut and maple, gluing them together and turning it into a large vase! The pattern is a gradient from dark to light, in a pixelated effect! The wall thickness all the way down is 6mm which makes the vase very light. I finished the vase with chestnut products hard wax oil and burnishing cream!
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I love segmented wood turning you can created some beautiful vasses,Bowels,wooden platers.
A beautiful piece indeed.
I love the middle one, the shape and pattern. Well done.
Thanks Richard! Glad you liked it!
@@SeanEveleghI should have said they are all really good, I enjoyed watching you make it. You have some mad skills and plenty of patience.
Beautiful pieces....will done
Unbelievable! Stunning!
Thanks Fernanda!
Awesome work Sean! 😃👌🏻👍🏻👊🏻
Thanks Fred!
Love your turned vases!
Thanks so much Karen
Absolutely stunning
Thanks so much Jill!
So shiney
Thanks Lucy! Glad you liked it
Cheers Sean good info for a newbie 👍
Really magnificent work!
Wow!
Well done!
Thanks mate!
Nice work
Thanks mate!
Woah, this is awesome. Definitely going to try making a segmented bowl. Very inspiring to watch. Thanks
No problem mate, I'm looking forward to seeing your one!
awesome video. the wood turning videos are always the ones i love most.
I'm glad Corban! Thrilled you liked it!
nice and relaxing another wood turning video =)
Thanks mate! Thrilled you liked it!
Good video. Continue the great work 🤗 I will love the next one too
Thanks mate! Thrilled you liked it!
Very nice, Sean! Keep up the good work 👍
Thanks Ben! Glad you liked it!
The vase has turned out really stunning must have taken a lot of planning and thought. Nice use of the jubilee clips. Tony
Thanks Tony! Yes it did. But no were near as much as time and planing as my biggest segmented vase. That has a maze game pattern on the outside!
Sweet little project chief, loving it!
Thanks guys, It's something fun to do while your working on other things. As there's a lot of waiting around as the next rings are gluing on!
Beautiful Sean. I think I prefer the medium size one with scattered pattern. You are becoming a master at segmented projects Ha Ha. I’m surprised you get such a good fit of the timber using your drop saw, but it seems to work. I just made a segmented sliding table for my table saw, and I bought some segmented wedgies, which is a great idea, so look into it buddy! Cheers, Sean
Really nice job mate, once again you’ve inspired me to have a go 😎🐗
Thanks mate! I'm glad i Inspired you... that's why i make theses videos!
Love it! When you are glueing the segments together while mounted on the lathe, are you just eyeballing them to be centered?
Very nice! How long would this take if you were not videoing? Start to finish.
Hi. Guess it depends on the size of the piece being turned and material but do you have a favoured lathe speed?
I appreciate that it's not gripping viewing but nobody seems to discuss how they came up with the pattern, or how they didnt mess it up, as one misplaced piece could spoil the pattern. You didnt seem to follow any plan, it just seemed you were placing them any old how. Great piece.
Hey Jeff. It depends on the pattern, for something like this it can be a bit random as it's meant to look like a random gradient (obviously as the rings go up I put less and less walnut segments in each ring). But for my largest segmented vase, that had a set pattern (a maze) where every piece had to be in the right place, if one was off the pattern was ruined. I think i explained that in that video if you are interested.
You seem to have got this style of construction for your vase’s down to a fine art now Sean, albeit the preparation must be a bit tedious. What are you using to sharpen your lathe Chisels...?.... great job and nice finish...👍🏻
Hey mate! thanks a lot... they take a long time but worth it in the end! I just use a record power grinder with a fine wheel on it. Not the most professional system, a pro edge, carbide wheel or tormek would be better. But it's working for me at the moment.
Great work Sean that size blank on the lathe is hard to turn andtakes skill to make
Thanks Seth! Yeah when you get to that size or bigger it begins to chatter or vibrate, gotta have a steady hand
Another great turning project, Sean. Just wondering - when you were gluing-up each ring, was it totally random, something in your mind's eye or was there a "cheat sheet" somewhere??? I'm not sure if the "obsessive compulsive" in me would succeed in a project like this without some sort of a "cheat sheet". Initially, I did miss your commentary, but as I got further into the video it became obvious there was a lot of repetition, so commentary was not really required.
Hi Sean great turning, what angle did you use for the segments
HI John, thanks alot... I honestly can't remember, but i do know it was 24 segmented per ring. I think there are calculator websites that find angles for you. Hope that helps
Another great wood turned piece! How long do you let the glue set up between turning?
Hey Cameron, glad you liked it! I glued on 4 rings at a time, and turn them the next day.... so 24 hours ish
Hi Sean I was wondering what record power chisel is that you used to most of the shaping and turning? Thanks
Hey Matthew, pretty sure its a bowl/fingernail gouge. hope that helps
@@SeanEvelegh and what size is the bowl/fingernail gouge thanks
Sean, I’m getting a new band saw and I want to do some inlay like you have taught. Can I ask what brand and model your bandsaw is pls, as welll as what blade do you use for the inlay cutting? Did yours come with a fence? Cheers, Sean
Hey sean, It's an axminster bandsaw, forgot the model number but it's easy to find on the axminster website. and I think i used a 1/2" 6tpi blade
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