Great ideas. Someone mentioned finger recesses under the sides on the round bowl but if the underside were turned to match the concave side with flattened undersides to the handles you would have what my wife's Scottish side of the family would call a quaich. I think they are also referred to as loving cups. My brother is getting in to wood turning so I will definitely recommend this video to him.
Thank you very much! I do actually have a video, making a quaich, here is the link: th-cam.com/video/Zuuue648KWI/w-d-xo.html Thanks so much for watching!😁
Simple solutions are generally the best; this is one that is so obvious that many (including myself) would never have thought of it. Great video too with sensible comments in voice-over. Great job!
Hi, I'm sorry my comment is not coming through. Maybe this one will. I am a caregiver and watching wood turning and watching acrylic pours is how I de-stress. Thank you for sharing.
I really enjoyed your video - many thanks, and a really interesting design idea which of course I now need to try for myself - beautiful end result too!
Thank you kindly! Sometimes experimenting with successful results can lead to more interesting ideas! I'm already planning my next piece using the same technique. I would love to see what you come up with.😁
@@myambitiousartyou're very welcome - I'm in the process of setting up my new workshop but when its ready I'm thinking along the same lines as you perhaps with off centre hollowing for an avocado inspired bowl - who knows - love your content though and now I'm subscribed I am looking forward to your next video!
Again I am number 1 to watch and number 1 to rhombus up ... Don't get me wrong I really do have some sort of life,, I just really like what you do great video Thank you Frank from montana.....
Hi, just dropped in because you ran across my feed; I enjoyed this so much that I'm subscribing. I love the bowls and I really enjoyed watching you create them. Beautiful!
Interesting!😊👍❗ A couple of things you could try, in future versions. In the first bowl you could make some finger recesses, on the underside. And in both, you could insert a contrasting disk into the mortise. ,
Thank you! I actually thought of the finger recesses after the fact. Contrast disc on the mortise would look great, I'll keep it in mind. Thanks for the suggestions and for watching!😊
@@myambitiousart I'm in my retirement, but like you I'm experimenting. As soon as my unheated barn/workshop gets warm enough to work in, I'll be starting again. Your ball gouge looks like a useful tool! .
I'm lucky to have a heater in my shop, it's still quite chilly here too. That ball gouge is great, but it does tend to want to go where it wants...really have to keep a firm grip on it!
@@myambitiousart Being a barn, my workshop is open to the (very) fresh air in many places, so impossible to heat at present. I get the occasional bird or bat in the place. Used to have a house martin nesting on one of the beams. The bats are a menace, they piss every 10 seconds and shit every 30 seconds. They eat thousands of bugs, and every bug is a shit! Their piss is very corrosive, so I have to cover my machines in plastic when not in use, or they get ''rust sores'' all over. I had two resident, but I guess they have since died. Another visits from time to time, but keeps out of my workshop, so far, thankfully. I actually think they are amazing creatures. They can catch flying insects at night in almost total darkness, and their aerial acrobatics, visible at dusk, are amazing. Here's a quote for you, (thought of the day)! Good decisions come from experience. Experience comes from making bad decisions! _Mark Twain_ (You could replace the word ''decisions,'' with ''designs,'' and it would still be true.) .
Thank you for watching. I filled a jar with white distilled vinegar and put a steel wool pad in it to soak overnight. I then applied about 4 coats of this solution to achieve the stain. I hope this answers your question. 😊
it's good you get bored🙂 ... but your experiment seems to have created interesting results. i like what you did with the vinegar/steel wool finish - turning odd shapes is fun eh?
Yes, boredom begets creativity! I researched how to turn an oval piece and found a few results but they used some fancy instruments. I had the thought on how to achieve it in my head for about a week and am so glad to have tried it. As far as the vinegar solution, interesting result for sure and quite frankly, I like the rustic look. Thanks so much for watching and glad you like it!😊
Great ideas. Someone mentioned finger recesses under the sides on the round bowl but if the underside were turned to match the concave side with flattened undersides to the handles you would have what my wife's Scottish side of the family would call a quaich. I think they are also referred to as loving cups. My brother is getting in to wood turning so I will definitely recommend this video to him.
Thank you very much! I do actually have a video, making a quaich, here is the link:
th-cam.com/video/Zuuue648KWI/w-d-xo.html
Thanks so much for watching!😁
i really liked the bowls alot!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thank you, it was an interesting experiment and opens the door for many more similar ideas. Glad you like them!😉
dear lady you have a wonderful creative mind and eye love your work
Thank you kindly sir!😊 I really enjoy what I do and I'm glad you love it too!
Mil gracias!!!.Love from Perú
Thank you very much!😁
Outstanding,did not think about doing it that way
Thank you! That's the beauty of experimentation! Glad you like it.
I love this idea. Definitely going to give this a shot with some contrasting woods.
Glad to lend some inspiration! Would love to see what you come up with. 😊 Thanks for watching!
Simple solutions are generally the best; this is one that is so obvious that many (including myself) would never have thought of it.
Great video too with sensible comments in voice-over. Great job!
Thank you so much! I appreciate your comments and interest!😊
Muito interessante, que a partir da primeira apresentação, chegaria expendido final parabéns. ...
Gracias!😉
love to see this in hardwood of some kind
Thanks, I do plan on doing that soon!😊
Nice looking bowls & inlay.
Thanks very much!🙂
Hi, I'm sorry my comment is not coming through. Maybe this one will. I am a caregiver and watching wood turning and watching acrylic pours is how I de-stress. Thank you for sharing.
Success! That's a very commendable job you have there and I am so glad to give you some distraction.😄
Great technique………..Thank you for sharing
Glad you enjoyed it, thanks so much!😊
I've always had good luck with a paper joint brown bag and tite bond work great.comes apart pretty easy
That's interesting, I will have to try that sometime. Thanks for watching!😄
Nice work.
Thanks very much!😊
Wow, what an awesome project. 👌 gotta see more of your work.
Thank you, it was a fun experiment! Feel free to watch and share!😉
Very creative
Thank you!
very nice I really like the inlay idea
Thank you so much!😊
Very nice
I really enjoyed your video - many thanks, and a really interesting design idea which of course I now need to try for myself - beautiful end result too!
Thank you kindly! Sometimes experimenting with successful results can lead to more interesting ideas! I'm already planning my next piece using the same technique. I would love to see what you come up with.😁
@@myambitiousartyou're very welcome - I'm in the process of setting up my new workshop but when its ready I'm thinking along the same lines as you perhaps with off centre hollowing for an avocado inspired bowl - who knows - love your content though and now I'm subscribed I am looking forward to your next video!
Setting up a new shop is exciting, good luck! An avocado piece sounds fun. Thanks for subscribing, appreciate it, I won't disappoint!
Nicely done 👍
Thanks very much!😊
Great job, AGAIN. I love watching your videos. Keep them coming.
Thanks cuz!
Again I am number 1 to watch and number 1 to rhombus up ... Don't get me wrong I really do have some sort of life,, I just really like what you do great video Thank you Frank from montana.....
As always...thank you for being such a great fan of my work!!
I stumbled upon your video, this is a very nice job. And very creative. Thumbs up.
Thank you very much, glad you enjoyed it!😊
Hi, just dropped in because you ran across my feed; I enjoyed this so much that I'm subscribing. I love the bowls and I really enjoyed watching you create them. Beautiful!
Thank you so much!! I'm glad it's worth your time to watch!😊
Sorry, your last comment didn't get through.
I tried reading it again, says it's no longer available 😕
Great idea from a true artist they are certainly unique but I like them keep it coming 👍
Thanks so much! I will try them again using better wood, this was just to see if it would fly!
Great idea! Going to give it a try myself. Thanks for the inspiration! I subscribed and looking forward to see what else you do.
Thanks so much! Glad you liked it and I would love to see what you come up with!😊
Interesting!😊👍❗
A couple of things you could try, in future versions.
In the first bowl you could make some finger recesses, on the underside.
And in both, you could insert a contrasting disk into the mortise.
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Thank you! I actually thought of the finger recesses after the fact. Contrast disc on the mortise would look great, I'll keep it in mind. Thanks for the suggestions and for watching!😊
@@myambitiousart
I'm in my retirement, but like you I'm experimenting.
As soon as my unheated barn/workshop gets warm enough to work in, I'll be starting again.
Your ball gouge looks like a useful tool!
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I'm lucky to have a heater in my shop, it's still quite chilly here too.
That ball gouge is great, but it does tend to want to go where it wants...really have to keep a firm grip on it!
@@myambitiousart
Being a barn, my workshop is open to the (very) fresh air in many places, so impossible to heat at present.
I get the occasional bird or bat in the place.
Used to have a house martin nesting on one of the beams.
The bats are a menace, they piss every 10 seconds and shit every 30 seconds.
They eat thousands of bugs, and every bug is a shit! Their piss is very corrosive, so I have to cover my machines in plastic when not in use, or they get ''rust sores'' all over.
I had two resident, but I guess they have since died. Another visits from time to time, but keeps out of my workshop, so far, thankfully.
I actually think they are amazing creatures. They can catch flying insects at night in almost total darkness, and their aerial acrobatics, visible at dusk, are amazing.
Here's a quote for you, (thought of the day)!
Good decisions come from experience. Experience comes from making bad decisions! _Mark Twain_
(You could replace the word ''decisions,'' with ''designs,'' and it would still be true.)
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Can't fight nature, can we! Love the quote...so true, especially in woodworking!
Me gustará saber si se puede el producto que empleas para teñir la madera.muchas gracias
Thank you for watching. I filled a jar with white distilled vinegar and put a steel wool pad in it to soak overnight. I then applied about 4 coats of this solution to achieve the stain. I hope this answers your question. 😊
Très beau travail bravo 👍👏🇨🇭
Merci beaucoup! 😊
it's good you get bored🙂 ... but your experiment seems to have created interesting results. i like what you did with the vinegar/steel wool finish - turning odd shapes is fun eh?
Yes, boredom begets creativity! I researched how to turn an oval piece and found a few results but they used some fancy instruments. I had the thought on how to achieve it in my head for about a week and am so glad to have tried it. As far as the vinegar solution, interesting result for sure and quite frankly, I like the rustic look. Thanks so much for watching and glad you like it!😊
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Please excuse the spelling I hit the correct buttons but is says something different....FRANK
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Cant stand the "music" byby
That's unfortunate, I guess it's not for everyone. I hope you liked the video.🙂