Wood Turned Segmented Jingle Bell
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 ก.ย. 2024
- For this year’s Christmas ornament project, I have made a wooden jingle bell. I made this jingle bell out of a maple tree that was cut down in front of my father-in-law's house in 2017. This wood is now dry and it is a very striking, very clear, very light colored maple. It cuts and turns beautifully. I built a segmented sphere out of two half segmented bowls. I turned the inside of these separately. I made a small maple ball to go on the inside of this bigger sphere. I then glued the two halves together with the ball inside. I turned the whole object into a 6 inch sphere on the lathe. Finally, I cut an “X” pattern into this sphere on the CNC machine and this formed the jingle bell. It jingles with a very deep woody sound.
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I'm just impressed by your consistent ability to find the footage you made 2-5 years ago for videos like this.
This^
I bet he just films everything just in case
Aye, film EVERYTHING, delete NOTHING!
Go through hard drives pretty quickly but it pays off every now an then 👍
Was it already on TH-cam?
I have no idea but if I was him I would label the wood with like the video date or something so it was easy today find looking through the archives of footage he has
A work of art! What I appreciate most is how careful you are when you work, and how precise whatever you do is. Nothing is hurried. Everything is intelligently thought through, in advance. A pleasure to watch.
the shot at 8:40 was fantastic
very cool looks like a fun build
Awesome Job.
Does anyone else really want to know what caused the "oh" face at 6:06? Fantastic work as always, Frank!
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You can tell the kids are just delighted to record the last bit of the video. Adolescence is pure excitement.
Well, I know I've been there.
"Merry Christmas", take 36!
@@furtim1 yup.
I laughed. Now can since my kids are grown and out of the house but I remember those days. It's been my experience with all three of my kids that between the ages of 12 & 23 their mom and I were the most uncool dumb people that ever lived but then they realized around the age of 22-24 that mom and dad are smart and know things. It's a completely different relationship now and I love it.
@@MrGtownjake however no one could say Frank Howarth isnt the coolest dad around.
I had to laugh as well....At 21 and in college out of state, Mine only remembers to call and say hello... and I need an extra 100 bucks....Oh Joy!! and nice work there!
I realize that i basically measure time by how big Calvin and Claire have gotten :D
Merry Christmas to you all!
I just realized he named his children after the C&C machine
Oh the joy on your kids face!!! :D
That's about the most enthusiasm you can expect from teenagers. 😒
7:57 that moment when you realize frank didn't put any finish on the ball inside... and never will 😊
At 2:29 Frank says: “I did a quick drawing”, and proceeds to overlay a NASA worthy diagram. You are awesome Frank, we love you!
From an architect point of view, that is surely a very simple drawing, I guess...
@@bensthingsthoughts Can you tell if that is from AutoCAD?
@@RyanDraper I would say no. It surely has the vibe and look (black background and colorful overlay) but I think dimension lines are not terminated with arrows but with a cross mark. I would say Frank made this drawing in Illustrator or equivalent. But I might be very wrong.
@@bensthingsthoughts Thanks for the reply. I'm still exploring the best way to get away from graph paper for my segmented projects but not sure I want to jump in the middle of those two PC programs that are frustratingly proprietary lol. Have a good one and thanks again.
@@RyanDraper Take a look at Inkscape ! Setup in Inches or millimeters with the grid on it is pretty quick to draw simple plans. The software is open source and cross plateform. I use it for everything nowadays, it seems ugly and bad at start but I have grown to love it !
Jingle bells, jingle bells, jingle all the way!
Oh what fun, it is to watch, this video today, HEY!
kids grow old so quickly, seems yesterday when he was helping out in the shop and now his face is like, dad I'm too old for this &#!t.
*Frank, at the end of each year's Christmas ornament video, you should do a quick montage the kids saying, "Merry Christmas" from every year before.*
The best part of December is Frank's ornament video! And the kids are getting so big! They probably hear that all the time now lol
it's like Frank's Christmas present to his subscribers.......every year a new ornament. Really cool Frank. Thank you and Merry Christmas.
Another amazing project!! Your kids reluctantly saying merry Christmas just cracked me up 😂
It's the thought that counts!
Yay, my Sunday just got soooooo much better ☺️ Your chuckles always make me smile!
I always smile when he chuckle's too!! I freaking adore him. My oldest daughter has a stutter, and my love for wood working brought us to Frank. He's just awesome and inspiring!
@@danielleendswell9250 Yep, what an awesome dude!
Yap, you have some teenagers! Nice bell!
A merry Christmas to you and your family
And of course to al the viewers as well !
My gosh, kids are growing up fast.
Disney prop maker: "Guys, I've found the coolest design for the next Death Star!"
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I now have a mind image of Darth Vader wearing a Santa hat.
@@TrevorDennis100 In Vader's voice: "You are on my Naughty List!".
No more Star Wars....PLEASE!!!
@@buckinjb More Star Wars movies wouldn't be so bad, just fire the incompetent buffoons who made the last few movies, memory hole the abominations, and start from scratch with people who have actually seen the original trilogy.
Lovely Frank, I would have liked to hear (a bit) of the rattle on the lathe Thanks ans merry Christmas
I think i was remembering it but not much of the rattle got into the video.
Well I noticed it and found it kinda amusing at least 🙃
Frank, Absolute Master Craftsmanship! As you know, I’ve been enjoying your videos from the beginning. I’ll Bet you didn’t think you would have gotten to this point where you imagine, design and build things such as this? I know that is what the shop was for, but the level of craftsmanship you have achieved is superb! Merry Christmas to your whole family!
Frank, if you do this again, throw a few handfuls of shavings into the bell with the ball before you glue that up, then the ball will be bounding around in a next of shavings, and when you make the slots at the end you can blow out the shavings
Frank, your "quick drawing" made me laugh. That's a full days worth of drawing, erasing and redrawing on the bench top for me.
Great! You have a great carpentry skill
8:53 what about setting up a spot light over the work space and mount the round object over it. The shadow cast would let you cut while checking round at the same time... might have to turn out shop lights.
What was the "oops"? wedding ring?
Great video Frank. I like your channel 👍
How good is to hear your voice when explaining your woodworks..even if im italian i can cleary understand everything you say..thank you for sharing your skills..as always you are awesome man! Keep going 👍👍💪
Your quality video is so nice all the point of view also amazing great content I’m learning so much
Th ask for sharing
Anyone else find this extremely therapeutic? Thanks Frank. Rock on man.
Calvin is SO overjoyed! Reminds me of my own boys! Merry Christmas, Frank!
I was looking forward to this year’s video :)
awesome process, i really enjoyed it
hallo bro budiono it's nice to see you here :)
Always good to see your work process and filming, thanks for sharing.. Merry Christmas
those kids said merry Christmas like they were at gun point
It's always a joy to watch your videos Frank! Thanks!
You're shirt sleeves with the lathe are freaking me out my friend.
Tell your kids to don't look so enthused. :P
Beautiful, creative and clever work, as usual! And boy do I know that 'this next step can screw up all the work I've done so far' pressure. I suppose a drill press and a back saw could cut the slots if one doesn't own a CNC. Hello from Bend!
A brand new sanding disc or sanding belt is both a joy and a terror.
И что это ?!
This is amazing. I know you're enjoying the bell's sphericalness but you could add a really small wooden drawer pull to the top to mimic the little bump out on a metal jingle bell
Frank, are these also a way to documemt how your kids grow up year by year?
Jingle bell -
At 15:23, four sixths of the Howarth Family Singers forming the Christmas Choir -"Merry Christmas" - very nicely sung too. (when and who's the new second cat?)
I love how you have footage from 3 years ago of you harvesting the wood for your current project. That's dedication.
Festive! Very nicely done, Frank.
Hey Frank, just curious about the slab cutting guide mount for the chainsaw. Did you make that or buy it? If bought, what are they called/where can I find one? Checked your website but didn't find it in the tool section. Thanks!
I just loved your commenting, it makes everything more clear than visual information only with usually awful music in the background. You are the first page I subscribed to! Thank you for your work.
It turned out beautifully! Good luck!
Frank, you could have just cut discs, glued them, and then hollowed the ball. You didn't need to make rings. No?
I have heard you can make a sphere by putting a cube in a box over a belt(?) sander and just letting it bounce around chaoticaly. I suppose the high points are more likely hit the belt and get removed. I don't imagine it would be fast but I've always been curious how well it would work, unfortunately I've never been equipped to test it.
Hi Frank. After watching the thumbnail, I imagined something that can slide in from the round edges but is too big for the centre so you can hang it or jingle with it or something. Maybe. Not sure how that would work. Anyways, Merry Christmas to you and the whole family.
Awsome!! You can get mini sanding drums for those dremal tools, which would be better then the ber tool you were using. If you search for dremal sets you would be surprised by what you can actually buy for them and there used to be an advert that basically said you can pritty much do anything with one except hammering. Since then people have increased the range of attachments to the point that even the hammer might be possible! LOL
Merry Christmas to you and your family 😊
Amazing wor 👌👍
The kids SO happy to be in the video 😂
Merry Xmas eveeyone!
Excellent work man
6:47 is that the first few notes of jingle bells i can hear
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Sir, that has got to be the best Christmas ornament to display on your sideboard at this special time of year. Hope you don't mind me saying but what would be really amazing would be to make them a quarter - half of the size and hang them on red ribbon in a bunch of three or more and hang them somewhere special in your home. With your ability and talent, you should definitely go for it. Admiration from the UK
Is wearing a wedding ring while turning a hazard? I know that in mechanics there are lots of places to get hooked or pinched on jewelry. I've never done professional carpentry or had any training, so I'm not by any means knowledgeable.
The enthusiasm from your kids is PALPABLE!!!! He he he!
Nice project!
I love it , I have a big slab of Sugar maple and I will try to duplicate this, great going Frank ,and the grand kids sure are getting big.
I am pretty sure Frank is their father, not their granndpa.
@@ssoucyj Thank you
2:48 who else thought of Deadman's Gun?? Something like
"The angle's right and the
Seams are tight and they're
Matching the diameter length"
:D
I've been thinking about you a lot recently. All because I am looking for a Bandsaw and everything I see pales in comparison to yours.
the piece looks great. when i get warm weather i'll try to make a couple to put on shelf with hand carved leaves and some acorns I turned already.T give it that holiday look.The problem you said about jingling while holding it . so what .I have family that like to pick up and look close at my pieces. Just the thought of a ball inside is what make it a jingle bell.
Merry Christmas to you and your family and friends and any livestock you might have wandering around the house and yard!🎄🐧⛄
Hi Franc, if you put two funnels with the wide sides to each other and glue sanding paper to the inside, all you have to do is put the ball between the funnels and let one of them turn. The ball will automatically get turned into a pure sphere. (Old optics trick)
Your extreme close-up shots are brilliant!
I have never turned a sphere, but I will one day, and I will heed your advice to cut half of the difference.
Nicely done Frank! Happy Holidays to you & your family! Be well & stay safe.......
I think I have watched all of your videos up to recently, but sadly I think that you have started to get too technical for most folk to enjoy now, none woodworkers I mean.
can’t believe how your kids have grown
merry christmas from Australia 🎄
I love this channel, but I wonder... am I the only one that has to play the videos at 1.25x speed?
If you make another, try burying a strong magnet in the base and making a wooden stub you can hang it from, also with a strong magnet buried in it. That way, you could hang it, or display it and if you made the stub just right might be able to use it as a base.
you could try using headless nails as registration marks so that you can turn the outside, take it apart and turn the inside (maybe once for each axis), and then put it together matching the pins and holes. I bet you could make it a lot thinner that way but still be safe and maybe you could get some decent cowbell sounds from it lol
I wish I had a shop like yours. Its so amazing to see how much you can do with a shop like that, and the skills to go along with it.
Merry Christmas!
i got a question: do always cut everything to slabs ? i never see u make 2x4, 4x4, 4x6 , 6x6 etc
Excuse my ignorance but why is it not okay for you to wear a ring while turning? Is the belief that it'll get caught in the spinning wood?
everyone else on earth would think. Im using a bar because turning a ball is a huge pain. Not you though you mad genius.
Love your work :) Not really fan of CNC, but rest is pure pleasure :) Merry christmas
Ahaha the kids weren't having it. Only we fellow dads appreciate this.
Awesome as usual. Just a thought. You can find large jingle bells made from metal about the size of your inner ball. If you had put that inside it would have an echo chamber effect to make it even louder.
Nice jingle bell Frank! Thanks for sharing the video with us' and Merry Christmas!💖👌👍😎JP
Why not use a small laser light that projects a circle onto your workpiece when turning spheres, just an idea.
haha lovely message at the end, totally not forced or anything 😂. I love the jingle bell and the style of your videos, thanks for sharing.. happy holidays
Once again awesome work Mr. Howarth :)
Respect for those wasting their time and materiał for making useless things for fun :)
Has anyone used this technique on a geodesic construction? A more complicated glue up to be sure, but doable I would think.
Frank....thank you. you are a great individual. Good luck to you and your family.
Очень интересное исполнение 👍!!!
Beautiful Jingle Bell. Merry Christmas from Jan in Norway
Nice. -though I do not normally like videos with cild abuse.
Great Frank.......Your children must really love you!
Always look forward to your Christmas ornament. 🎄🎄🎄
It's not christmas until you see the ornament video.
Can you add a hook with a big red ribbon?
I always wonder what lens of aperture you use because the video is so beautiful?!
Another excellent video. Merry Christmas to you and yours.
Is there danger of wearing your wedding ring when using the lathe? Or were you just worried about damaging it?