Shipping Tube Ornament
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- Tim turns an ornament using a shipping tube.
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It was hilarious. The music you were playing earwormed my wife. Thank you for that.
Beautiful Tim! Hey, your mention of putting out the video of your PBS show reminded me that your PBS broadcast of turning an ink pen, (15 years ago?) inspired me to get a lathe and start turning. Been turning ever since, even as a full time RV'er for the last 9 years on my Rikon Midi. God bless! Merry Christmas.
That is cool to hear that we had a hand in your addiction!
Thanks for sharing your amazing talent! KANSAS
Excellent demo Tim. Thanks for sharing. Have a great holiday and stay healthy.
Very nice Tim. Great design and instruction. This will definitely give me something to do this summer and plenty of time to gather materials
I have enjoyed your shows for years. You inspired me countless times. I just wanted to thank you and say MERRY CHRISTMAS tou you and your family from my family. God bless
Awesome. Have a Very Merry Christmas and a safe and Prosperous New Year! And everyone else as well!
Tim Don't be so damned retired. I miss you videos.
Love it! I’m going to try this!
Keep singing! It makes me sound better in comparison. I'm excited to try this except make bases and lids with frock on the inside for a little container. Maybe filled with wrapped candies? Thanks for sharing your passion all these years.
Neat trick,with the ruler. Merry Christmas 🎄
Great idea. You have a Merry Christmas.
That's a really good idea. Perhaps I try it next year. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year, Greetings from Bavaria to Tim, Brian and the hole community.
Great idea Tim ! And it doesn't need to be confined to ornaments. Thank you 🙏 Stay safe. -Mike😷💉
Great video as per usual. Merry Christmas to you and your family, Tim!
Cool idea, Tim! Thanks! Merry Christmas, my friend!
Beautiful
Very cool job thank you, happy merry Christmas 🥂🎄
Merry Christmas, Tim! Thanks for another learning experience!
Thanks Tim merry Christmas
As always Tim, Fantastic. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year
looks great!
Hi Tim, I remember the PBS episode of you doing this type of build, thought it was a neat idea, just never got a “round2it”. Maybe this time as it still is a neat idea. Thanks for the redo. Hope you and Brian stay safe and well so you and yours can have a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year (COVID free). Cheers, Tom BTW I saw you slip in a spindle gouge a couple of times 😲 I really like my EWT tools and chuck, both seem to work much better since I got my Robust AB a couple of years ago (Made in the USA, wonderful quality and fantastic customer service from Brent & Deb English).
You've given me a great idea. Unfortunately, It'll have to wait for about 10 months to be put into play. LOL.
great project.
I remember seeing this before and loved it but wasn't good enough to attempt something like that. But after Christmas will have to try. Thanks for all of your great videos.
Merry Christmas to you and the Brian along with y'alls family's
Great idea for a low cost ornament.
Merry Christmas Tim! Congrats on the retirement too.
That looks really sharp, you have given me a great idea. Thank you for sharing your video. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to you and your family.
Great video Tim & Brian. May you and yours have a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!
Just an FYI, the link to your Robust page returned a “404” error but then came up with a partial page.
Stay safe !😊🎄
Ron
That is an insane amount of effort put into that project. Lovely work!
They are best when made in bulk. A couple of years ago I made about two dozen. They went pretty quickly when made in an assembly line fashion.
@@woodturningwithtimyoder regardless it is an inspiring effort! 😊
Great project Tim and I guess you could also use PVC waste water pipe as well although it may be too heavy for a tree branch. Merry Christmas.
That's a great project. Must be relatively light, so it hangs well, on the tree.
They are feather light and hang beautifully. They are also addictive so expect to make a bunch of them :^)
Great idea. Then I remembered all the wrapping paper tubes (the ones from Sam’s - they are huge and thick) that my wife threw away this year.
Tim, I seem to remember you did a shop tour video. Did you discuss the construction of it at all? I need to build a small shed/shop that I can get all of my tools in and the shed /shop need to fit on a rollback tow truck so when I move I can move my shop intact. I may need to make it in two sections so I can get all my tools in and just transport the two sections.
What system did you use for the floor/foundation of your shop? A runner system under the floor? Pier, or slab? Is there anything you would do differently? Thanks for your time Tim.
Happy Holidays to you and Brian.
Ron
Very nice. At the end I'm looking at this thinking it would be really nice if instead of the veneer it could be some sort of translucent material that let's some light through. LED lights inside would make a nice hanging accent, it already has a 'lantern' look to it. I know you've done turning and gotten the wood thin enough for light to pass through, wonder if this would work?
Barb, I am not Tim but I have an idea, use a battery powered tea light inside the ornament with the translucent wall, then use thread chasing to make a removable bottom of the ornament to turn the light on and off.
@@johngriffiths4874 great idea!
Pour some resin, you'd have to turn it a little but you could string the little fairy lights inside, they make them different lengths.
Tim that is a good ornament Man U do good work take care now brother by for now reply to this
Cool
Nice! What size fish hook did you use? I use hooks, but the hole is too small. Thanks
Great project Tim. Just curious about the glue. Could a spray on glue be used instead of the bottled glue?
I bet it could. I used super glue for the show ornament because we did not have time to wait for Titebond to set. I am surprised that it is still holding up.
@@woodturningwithtimyoder Lol. It was a great project I’m sure it’ll be ok. Love watching your videos. Very informative. No where near as good as you are. I only have a mini lathe so my projects are small but I learn a lot from you.
David was a most prolific and a popular designer for Woodturning Design Magazine when it was published. This was one of the popular ones. He has most if not all, of those projects on his website at davidreedsmith.com.
What happened to the Thompson Woodturning tools?
*coughs*
Soooo why not just make all the blanks at once then cut them apart.... once you have your measurements down all youd have to do is make one long blank (or several longer like 3 or 4 globes in one) and cut to proper size....
Make sure you factor in the kurf of your blade