Blackjack Oak Green Turned Bowl
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 ก.ย. 2024
- *** Special Thanks to Drew Jefferies for bringing me some of this beautiful wood!! Check his creations out at / fhg1cor1031
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Thank you for all you do to help support and encourage me to keep on turning :)
God bless!!!
Kim you are amazing!!!!!! God bless you young lady.
God bless!!
Thank you 🤗
Thank you for turning and sharing........you are a natural turner!! A great inspiration also.....
Thank you Robert!🤗
Kim, very nice work, stunning grain. Glad to see you stick with it to the end.
Thank you Ramzy🤗
Another great turn. Thanks for posting enjoy watching how you do things which helps me.
Keep up the good work.
Thank you so much for watching, Michael 🤗
What a beautiful piece of wood! Great job Kim.
Thank you David 🤗
You have fantastic tool techniques Kim. Your push cuts and pull cuts look just like Jimmy Clewes. 😊
I LOVE Jimmy Clewes! I hope to be half as good as him one day!! Thank you for that amazing complement!!
I buy golden shellac flakes and make my own sanding sealer and shine juice. I like it. Punky wood is challenging but SO pretty. Nice work.
Great video and beautiful grain. Thanks for the tips on epoxy and green wood and for the references to your suppliers.
Thank you Geof, and your welcome :)
That turned out beautifully! 👍
Thank you Mike!!🤗
Absolutely gorgeous thank you for posting
Thank you for watching!!
Absolutely beautiful 👌. Hopefully I can find some blackjack and try it out.
Wow! Glad it wasn’t damaged at the end. Good job
I worked with punky pecan burls and found shellac does a good job of hardening those spots.
Absolutely awesome bowl thanks for sharing!
Thank you for watching!
Beautiful wood. Very nice bowl
Thank you Derick!
Beautiful bowl, grain is fantastic.
I agree.. Thank you John!
Brilliant work Kim,that grain!👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍😎😎😎😎😎😎
Enjoyable video with a wonderful bowl. Cheers
Thank you !!
I have many types of exotic woods, i.e.pink ivory, blood wood, ebony (Gaboon), leopard wood, lace, Blackwood! So if u need something let me know. I enjoy watching u create...so talented...thank u! Beautiful work!
I have never turned any of that before!! WOW!! Thank you for watching!!!
OBshine juice, that is the same finish that Rod uses all the time. Nicely done Madam!!
Thank you!!
What beautiful grain. Very pretty bowl.
Wspaniałe drewno, jak i wydobycie z niego tych wzorów . Wspaniała praca. Dziękuję za udostępnienie tego filmu.
Kim the grain is very striking. Good job!
Gorgeous bowl Kim!! Nice job!!
Thank you Todd!!
Beautiful bowl Kim, very nicely done.
GORGEOUS.
Thank you so much 🤗
Great bowl, Kim!
Thank you RICK!!! 🤗🤗
Beautiful bowl Kim!
Thank you Scott!!🤗🤗
Hi Kim....what a beautiful bowl...I didn't think that you could get such a finish on that piece of rotten wood...I must try to be more brave and tackle these pieces...inspiring..!!!...All the best.....Andy
Thank you Andy!! It is a bit frustrating at first but once you have an idea of what works and what doesn't, It get easier.
Beautiful Bowl! Weird wood seems to always have beautiful grain to them.
Minwax Sanding Sealer works great, but sometimes I don't like the way it darkens the wood, so I sometimes use a 50/50 mixture of Water and Elmers Wood Glue. It fills in the punky areas, dries fast, doesn't darken the wood and you can put any kind of finish on it.
Beautiful!
Thank you!😁
Well I think I. Going to do it...I’m going to Harbor freight and purchase a medium priced wood late, and tools with carbide tips...I have several blanks to try on and then I will experiment with resins...I love ur epoxy pieces...love watching u and learning.
Be safe! Go at your pace. Find joy in the learning process and give yourself grace to learn. Thank you Mike🤗🤗
You did such a great job exposing the bowl that was hiding in that chunk of wood, I love the proportions, the grain and how thin the rim is. That's one beautiful bowl Kim! Thank You!
Thank you Steve!🤗
Great work! Wood is beautiful!
Gorgeous bowl...the oak is really nice!
Extraordinary! Well Done!
Great work,beautiful wood and beautiful bowl🤗
Oh boy Kim the wood grain is breathtakingly stunning and awesome wow. Thank you.
Thank you Kobie!🤗
Fantastic job Kim.
Nice bowl Kim. The grain in the bottom is very nice.
WOW... that grain. I love the “stinky, punky wood” bowl. Very well done!
Thank you Maui!
Great job. Plus the sound of your voice was both soothing and relaxing.
Kim, a BEAUTIFUL bowl and fantastic turn. Lady, you have THE BEST FINISH ON Y-TUBE, BAR NONE. Your finish is PERFECT!
Thank you John🤗🤗🤗
Great grain patterns.
I agree! thank you
beautiful bowl
Thank you Camy 🤗🤗
Great work, Kim!
Bowl looks awesome. One day I hope to have your skill/ability. As for the lacquer, try reducing it 2:1, or 200% ... two parts thinner, one part lacquer. It will soak into the wood more readily, apply thinner and flash off/dry more quickly. Also, since the thinner is cheaper than the actual lacquer, it will significantly reduce the cost of your sealer and stretch out the lacquer as well.
Thank you Brad 😊
Merci beaucoup. Je suis en fauteuil roulant depuis le mois de juin et j’au commencé à utiliser un tour à bois. Tes vidéos m’aident beaucoup. Le Seigneur est mon soutien et je veux continuer à témoigner pour Sa seule gloire ! Que Dieu te bénisse et merci pour les vidéos
Beautiful
Thank you so much 🤗🤗🤗
beautiful bowl. great video as always.
What an amazing piece of wood! The bowl is beautiful, as always. Glad it didn't get damaged when it flew off!
Thank you you!! Me too!
👍,very nice,, thanks for sharing
Thank you for watching!🤗
Wow !! What a beautiful grain glad your ok and the bowl survived ,thanks for sharing
Thank you Richard🤗🤗
Another beauty! Nicely done, and I'm glad it held together after flying off!
Thank you Rod!! 🤗🤗 me too!
This bowl is so pretty! The woodgrain is gorgeous. Nice save at the end! 😉💜
Thank you so much, Tracey 🤗🤗
Gorgeous!
Beautiful wood grain.
It sure is!
Ким красивая работа , Чаща оказалась превосходной, Вы большой специалист.) Kim is a beautiful work, the thicket turned out to be excellent, you are a great specialist.)
Thank you !! 🤗🤗
Beautiful bowl. Those pics of the pith with the radiating lines looks so cool.
Thank you, David!
Lovely piece. I use that Cabot brand sanding sealer. It’s a water born formula. Not to pricey. I pay around 11 or 12 dollars a quart.
Thank you Thomas! Does that brand dry quickly?
Around 20 or 30 minutes
what an amazing job. thanks for the tip about the Baking soda. i cant wait to back on the lathe. right now i'm prepping for a wedding that is in 2 weeks at our place. Hobbitville almost complete. i'll send you link to my Chanel later when my wife says i can. LOL
Hobbitville sounds amazing!! :) Thank you Milton!
That is beautiful Kim. Thanks for showing. Regards Jules, Droitwich, England
Thank you so much Jules!!
You are consistently a great turner. Beautiful bowl Kim.
Thank you 🤗🤗
Very nice, Kim. I enjoy your wood turning. Blessings to you.
Thank you Gary! Blessings to you too!
I'm in Fl also.Can't throw a rock and not hit a red oak.they spalt beautifully . nice bowl
Very nice looking bowl. The grain looks very much like burl . Maybe it's the species of wood. I've never seen Blackjack Oak. Reqardless, good job with the turn. Thanks
Precioso el trabajo me gusta esa madera envejecida muy bonito👍👍
¡Gracias! ¡Yo también!
Nice Bowl. I have a big chunk of Black Jack Oak that I got from a neighbor whose tree blew down from a storm. Maybe I should give it a try turning.
CA glue and baking soda is a very good repair idea for wood. When I repaired chips in helicopter rotor blades, that is what I used to make those repairs. It is strong, sands nicely and takes primer & paint. Keep this repair in your arsenal for future fixes since it works well provided you don’t have any unsupported torquing or shearing actions on them. The mixture will fail under these conditions, but great for cosmetic uses. Ok for filling cracks.
Thanks for sharing!
Thank you for that info. I think you shared this on my last video with Baking soda fill. Thanks for sharing again! For viewers that did not know this. I think it is very interesting! Thank you again!
Lovely bowl Kim. That grain really pops out at ya. Congratulations to the Acks winner.
Mark
Thank you!!
great one. I learned a lot. I am new to turning. Just got a lathe last month.
Good job lady, stellar looking bowl, great techniques and good catch.
Thank you Philip!
Awesome informational educational video experience Y'alls
What a beautiful bowl and the wood is amazing, great turn Kim. Thank you.👍👍
I like how you narrated through the turning. No machine noise.
I've never heard of blackjack oak before. The bowl turned out wonderful!
Thank you Scott! First time I heard of it was a year ago. I read it is awesome to use for a smoker for smoking meat.
Kim you never disappoint. Love the bowl.
Thank you Bo!!
Beautiful job Kim! I always wanted to be a wood turner but I just don't have the room in my garage so I became a scroller instead. I just love working with wood! Keep up the good work!
Thank you ! I am sure your scroll work is amazing. We do the best with what we have :0)
I just love that super punky wood!
I never heard of Blackjack Oak before, so I looked it up and see that it's part of the Red Oak family. I'm in Texas, so there are plenty of Oak species. Doing my best to learn the different kinds by the leaves and/or bark. Anyhow, now I understand why it turned out so beautiful. Wonderful bowl.
That looked awesome. That shine and grain was beautiful.
Wow!..very nice!👍🏻👍🏻 I'm working with a couple hunks of spalted punky maple now. Can be a bit of a pain!
Pretty piece, Kim. Spalted Blackjack oak is really pretty and you know I turn quite a bit of it. Great job!
Billy
That turned out beautiful Kim.
Thank you Rob!
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Gm Kim, I'm running out of adjectives to describe your work. I think that piece of wood is stunning, great job. you always impress me. ThankQ
Thank you 🤗🤗🤗
What a beauty! Great job! Paige
Thank you Paige!!
That's gorgeous Kim sorry it took so long to get around to watching this but it's been worth the wait waoooooooow it's so beautiful really gorgeous grain ps so glad it didn't get damaged when it came off the lathe 👍👍👍
Thank you Gavin 🤗 Don't feel bad, I struggle to keep up now too!
Thanks Kim, that was a great tutorial in problem solving and finishing, with a really beautiful result at the end!
Beautiful bowl Kim. Great video as always.
Thank you Jarrett!!🤗
That is a gorgeous piece of work! You scared me a bit when you brought up the tail stock to take off the tenon, as I saw the bottom of the bowl flexing I was afraid it was going to break. As for removing the nub the same thing has happened to me with a bowl going airborne. I am glad it was all intact! You did indeed come close to catching it. You seem to be the master of finishing. I am going to try using sanding sealer and see what happens. Believe it or not denatured alcohol is very hard to purchase here in Canada. Home Depot and Lowes don't carry it. I finally found it in small bottles at a drug store chain called London Drugs. Congrats on another stunning creation!
i use shine juice for the wood sealer works great
Thats a Beauty
Thank you 🤗🤗
That turned out beautiful Kim! I love it. Glad the bowl didn't get damaged when it flew.
Gorgeous piece Kim. That wood has some incredible grain in it. Well done.
Thank you Scott!!!
Wow!! That grain is awesome!! Great looking bowl Kim!!
Thank you !!🤗
Very beautiful Kim!!! First time I've seen blackjack turned and that's another reason I like it now lol
Enjoyed your video and gave it a Thumbs Up
Thank you so much Russell :)
Just phenomenal, love it
Thank you Ron!! 🤗🤗
I'm going to take your advice and try to use heavy application of sanding sealer on some punky spalted maple bowls I'm trying to finish. Thank for the helpful suggestion. And that bowl is perfect!
Thank you Perry!
The grain is beautiful!
I think so too!
Wow that grain it's just amazing!!!!!! Very nice bowl 👊😁🤙🍻
Thank you CJ!
Welcome boy your good , I really enjoy your video and love seeing how thing emerge🥂
Beautiful bowl Kim, real has some spectacular grain. Thanks for sharing