Ohhhhh wow wow wow!!!!!!! Steve I am sitting here watching yo, and are amazed at the smallest detail of the little birdhouse. I am speechless, to turn something so small, I did not think it was possible. That is why I am so crazy about wood turning and wood work. Thank you guys and girls.
+GordonFreeman1953 Thank you Gordon and thanks for watching. I have to give credit where it's due. About a year ago Alan Stratton (As wood turns) did a video on turning birds, of course his were larger but that's exactly where I got the idea. Steve
Thanks Donna, I'm glad you liked it and I appreciate the comment. To give credit where it's due, I got the idea for the birds from an Alan Stratton(As Wood Turns) video in which he made some larger ones. Steve
I like your attention to detail. Enjoyed your work and video, nice to have some Christmas in July as we prepare for a few 100 plus degree days this week.
Pretty and classical, can you ask for more?? Love the little bird, it's about the sweetest thing I've ever saw, I will have to try that one out, thank you for sharing!! And good luck, of course!
Love the little bird, Steve. When you can find the miniatures they are plastic and not that attractive or expensive to order. Great idea reinforcing the parts with steel wire. Will definitely try those. Thinking about making a birdhouse video and found yours while researching.
Mike, thanks so much for watching and commenting! As a fan of, and subscriber to your channel, it's especially gratifying. I agree with you and I've never cared for the plastic birds, I'd rather do something a little differently than everyone else.
Hi Tom. Thanks for watching and commenting. That video was for an entry to the "ornament challenge" that Carl Jacobson and Allen Stratton host every year and so it was edited heavily in the interest of time. I don't know if you could call them a "tutorial" but I also uploaded all of the uncut videos that went into making that birdhouse. They are on this play list th-cam.com/video/ZyhF_LldkI0/w-d-xo.html You may also want to do a search for ornament challenge as there are hundreds of neat ornaments people have entered over the years. Steve
Steve Krumanaker I found them just after I watched the Alan Stratton video you mentioned in your comment (well a similar one but it showed a bird make up 😎). Thanks for the link, I can now add that to my playlist of things to turn. My only problem, as a newbie turner, was sizing but I can overcome that by comparison with your live centre 🤔🤔. Thanks for the quick response and also for taking the time to show us your techniques and skills
Thanks again Tom. Something else that may help you. The router bit used to hollow the body in BH1 is 3/4" diameter and everything pretty much grows from there. If you any questions at all please be sure to ask. Steve
Don, thanks. it's been a long time since that video and I'm not exactly sure. I am sure a person doesn't want to buy them at the hardware. I believe it was one of either of these two pages. www.americanwoodcrafterssupply.com/catalog/search?criteria=screw+eye store.craft-wood.com/catalog/search?keyword=screw+eye
My chucks are supernova2s and the spur drive is a generic one from amazon. www.amazon.com/Taytools-468372-Diameter-Multitooth-Spring-Loaded/dp/B07FZBPRBX/ref=sr_1_13?keywords=spur+drive&qid=1636397467&sr=8-13
Thanks Roley for watching and commenting. That video was for one of the ornament challenges and was heavily edited in the interest of time. That, and I've been told many times it's better when I don't talk!! :) Steve
Jardillier. You are right. This video was for an entry into the Christmas Challenge hosted by Carl Jacobson and Allen Stratton. They asked that the entries be kept short as possible. If you look at my comment you will find a link to a playlist that shows the entire process to make the ornament. Thanks for watching and commenting. Vous avez raison. Cette vidéo était pour une entrée dans le défi de Noël organisé par Carl Jacobson et Allen Stratton. Ils ont demandé que les entrées soient les plus courtes possibles. Si vous regardez mon commentaire, vous trouverez un lien vers une liste de lecture montrant tout le processus de création de l'ornement. Merci d'avoir regardé et commenté.
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Ohhhhh wow wow wow!!!!!!! Steve I am sitting here watching yo, and are amazed at the smallest detail of the little birdhouse. I am speechless, to turn something so small, I did not think it was possible. That is why I am so crazy about wood turning and wood work. Thank you guys and girls.
Thank you so much, gave me a smile. I'm glad you liked it and I'm really glad you took a moment to let me know.
Nicely done thumbs up
Thank you!!
Wow - the little bird is awesome. It really adds a special touch.
+ggreenco Thanks and thanks for watching!
Beautiful!
Thank you!!
Steve, you are true artist. I was captivated by that video. Thank you so much. Jim
I am very flattered by your comment. Thank you for watching and letting me know you enjoyed it.
I really like that you made a bird. Great ornament.
+GordonFreeman1953
Thank you Gordon and thanks for watching. I have to give credit where it's due. About a year ago Alan Stratton (As wood turns) did a video on turning birds, of course his were larger but that's exactly where I got the idea.
Steve
That is awesome. I've made many bird house ornaments, but never tried to turn a bird. Good job.
Thanks Donna, I'm glad you liked it and I appreciate the comment. To give credit where it's due, I got the idea for the birds from an Alan Stratton(As Wood Turns) video in which he made some larger ones.
Steve
Thank you! Very well done. Super design!
Peter
Thanks for watching Peter and for taking time to comment.
Steve
I like your attention to detail. Enjoyed your work and video, nice to have some Christmas in July as we prepare for a few 100 plus degree days this week.
Hi Mark
Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment. I'm glad you enjoyed the video.
Steve
Nice job -- love the little bird!
+Brad Vietje
Thanks Brad, thanks for the comment and thanks for watching!
Steve
They are beautiful
Thank you Richard and thank you for watching and commenting
Steve
Beautiful, love the fine detail and end result! Talented.
Thank you Linda. I appreciate that you watched and let me know you liked it.
Simpelhen smukt og detaljeret udført, flot arbejde. Hatte af for det. En fornøjelse at se videoen.
Mange tak!! Jeg appreceate, at du iagttog og tog tid til at lade mig vide, du kunne lide det.
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Steve
Very nice.
+Edward Reed
Thank you Edward.
Great work on the fine detail.
+Make Crazydays
Thank you very much and thanks for watching!
Pretty and classical, can you ask for more?? Love the little bird, it's about the sweetest thing I've ever saw, I will have to try that one out, thank you for sharing!! And good luck, of course!
+Yuval Lahav Thank you yuval and thanks for watching. Good luck to you as well
Steve
👍👍♥️
Impressive detail!
+Barry's Workshop
Thank you Barry
Wow, that was awesome! So pretty! :)
+SunGem
Thank you and thank you for watching and taking the time to comment!
Excellent job Steve, love the detail. Thank you for entering the challenge.
Take care,
Carl
+Carl Jacobson Thank you Carl
Love the little bird, Steve. When you can find the miniatures they are plastic and not that attractive or expensive to order. Great idea reinforcing the parts with steel wire. Will definitely try those. Thinking about making a birdhouse video and found yours while researching.
Mike, thanks so much for watching and commenting! As a fan of, and subscriber to your channel, it's especially gratifying. I agree with you and I've never cared for the plastic birds, I'd rather do something a little differently than everyone else.
Beautiful birdhouses. Any chance of a more tutorial version of this video for newer turners please, I would love a go at one of these 😎
Hi Tom. Thanks for watching and commenting. That video was for an entry to the "ornament challenge" that Carl Jacobson and Allen Stratton host every year and so it was edited heavily in the interest of time. I don't know if you could call them a "tutorial" but I also uploaded all of the uncut videos that went into making that birdhouse. They are on this play list
th-cam.com/video/ZyhF_LldkI0/w-d-xo.html
You may also want to do a search for ornament challenge as there are hundreds of neat ornaments people have entered over the years.
Steve
Steve Krumanaker I found them just after I watched the Alan Stratton video you mentioned in your comment (well a similar one but it showed a bird make up 😎). Thanks for the link, I can now add that to my playlist of things to turn. My only problem, as a newbie turner, was sizing but I can overcome that by comparison with your live centre 🤔🤔.
Thanks for the quick response and also for taking the time to show us your techniques and skills
Thanks again Tom. Something else that may help you. The router bit used to hollow the body in BH1 is 3/4" diameter and everything pretty much grows from there. If you any questions at all please be sure to ask.
Steve
Steve, enjoyed the video! Who is the source you use for the screw in brass eyelets?
Don, thanks. it's been a long time since that video and I'm not exactly sure. I am sure a person doesn't want to buy them at the hardware. I believe it was one of either of these two pages.
www.americanwoodcrafterssupply.com/catalog/search?criteria=screw+eye
store.craft-wood.com/catalog/search?keyword=screw+eye
What chuck and driver do you have?
My chucks are supernova2s and the spur drive is a generic one from amazon.
www.amazon.com/Taytools-468372-Diameter-Multitooth-Spring-Loaded/dp/B07FZBPRBX/ref=sr_1_13?keywords=spur+drive&qid=1636397467&sr=8-13
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Thank You for watching and commenting!
Steve
Very nice!!! Was wondering what do you charge for your ornaments?
Thank you! It depends on the venue or store. I don't sell much, mostly just gift them.
Steve
Lovely to watch shame there was no commentary .
Thanks Roley for watching and commenting. That video was for one of the ornament challenges and was heavily edited in the interest of time. That, and I've been told many times it's better when I don't talk!! :)
Steve
Je me demande à quoi sert cette vidéo : on ne voit pas le travail se faire ! ! !
Jardillier. You are right. This video was for an entry into the Christmas Challenge hosted by Carl Jacobson and Allen Stratton. They asked that the entries be kept short as possible. If you look at my comment you will find a link to a playlist that shows the entire process to make the ornament. Thanks for watching and commenting.
Vous avez raison. Cette vidéo était pour une entrée dans le défi de Noël organisé par Carl Jacobson et Allen Stratton. Ils ont demandé que les entrées soient les plus courtes possibles. Si vous regardez mon commentaire, vous trouverez un lien vers une liste de lecture montrant tout le processus de création de l'ornement. Merci d'avoir regardé et commenté.
I really wanted those youturn the ornament not sand it or watch you drill with a pin vise. I was disappointed.
I'm sorry but I have no idea what you are trying to say, but if want to see the uncut version, here it is
th-cam.com/video/ZyhF_LldkI0/w-d-xo.html
Very nice.
+Derek Oliver
Thank you and thanks for watching!
Steve