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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 ต.ค. 2024
- I got a weathered and split piece of walnut from a friend. Walnut is too good to pass up, even if it has splits through it. So I'm going to turn this log into a bowl. Even if it kills both of us.
Links to items and tools that I frequently use:
Ack's Abrasive Paste, and Polishing Paste: ackswoodpaste....
Mahoney's Walnut Oil Utility Finish: amzn.to/2MyaNRE
Record Power SC4 chuck: bit.ly/2MADQ5E
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Rikon mini-lathe: amzn.to/2MGHXOW
Total Boat Halcyon water-based varnish: amzn.to/2MEgE82
Plastic center finder: amzn.to/2ogsBra
My homemade dedicated negative rake scraper: • Make a Dedicated Negat...
My homemade drying box: • A Quick and Cheap Dryi...
My homemade depth gauge: • Make a Bowl Depth Gauge
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The music during the close of the video, "Happy Little Elves" by Audionautix, is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license (creativecommon...)
Artist: audionautix.com/
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I like the cracks; gives the bowl some unique character. And once again, you took a piece of wood that I would've tossed into the barn stove and turned it into something beautiful.
Thank you , B.
Love your sense of humor and I love your craftsmanship, beautiful work!
Oh... And you even mentioned my name! Lol
Thanks for watching and commenting, Timothy.
A lot of people forget the human aspect when making TH-cam videos. Rick Turns hasn't and these videos are a great watch with their gentle humour.
Thank, Graham.
One of these days I hope to have half the talent you have for turning bowls. I have been watching your videos, and relaying on a shop class I took 35 to 40 years ago. I am getting ready to get out and make the chips fly. I think I will catch on soon, because we both have the same style of safety toed sandels LOL this bowl turn out real nice.
Yes, there aren't many woodturners who use safety sandals. Everyone should, but some people just aren't safety conscious like you and I. Thanks for watching, Christopher.
Beautiful! I knew you could do it ! Thank you.
Thanks for watching, Charlie.
You, Sir, are a master of the scraper. Thanks again, very enjoyable to watch you make a beautiful bowl from a Blivot.
Thank you, Don.
Very nice. I like the lines. Great intro.
Thank you, Bob.
You say it turned out pretty good. I think it's a work of art. You're a true craftsman Rick.
Thank you, William.
Split wood just scares me to death. I have a lot of very old firewood, some of it spalted, but don't dare turn it...pretty brave to do that!
Yep, I'm gutsy, with no sense of self-preservation at all. Thanks for watching.
What a character. This guy's a goofball
I pride myself on my goofability. Thanks for watching.
much respect to you my friend for not giving up on beautiful walnut like that most people would of just burned it or cut up into small pen blanks, great video!
Thank you, Afshin.
The bowl turned out well despite the cracks. Always entertaining videos.
Thank you, Dan.
I lost count on how many times you slapped the Walnut. Nice lightning strike.
Like the bowl alot...nice and thanks for sharing.
Thanks, Ron.
Nice bowl
And thank you once more for watching my videos, Raymond.
Wow, what a beautiful bowl it turned into in the end!
Thanks for watching and commenting, Erin.
I agree with everybody
The special effects are a nice and different effect
Your bowl would be a nice touch on a dinner event with salad or fruit
And from one grandpa to another your a special grandpa like me
Far and few we are
Thank you for sharing looking forward to your next project
Thank you, Greg.
Very nice!
Thank you!
Great job Rick!
Thank you, John.
Beautiful bowl...I love walnut!
Thank you, Carol.
Great job on the special effects and humor.
Thanks, Mike!
I have no clue how I've come across your channel but I'm so glad that I did. You sir are master of your craft and F'ing hilarious! Thank you!
Thank you, J!
So funny! Where I live we have tremendous thunderstorms. I thought at first you were serious because the thunder sounded just like what we hear.
Thanks for watching, K.
Enjoyed and gave it a thumbs up also
Thank you, Russell.
Turned out cool Rick. . Good job 👍
Thank you, Andy.
Would love to see more close up shots of the finished product at the end, however it's a good video, good fun, instructive and encourages us mortals to be more adventurous. Thanks
Thank you, Kevin. I will incorporate more closeups of the finished turning in future videos.
I love the video great job. Always brings a smile to my face
Thank you, Guil.
My wife yells at me when she sees me working in the shop in my sandals. But I just tell her " but honey, Rick Turns wears sandals and he has all his toes."
I didn’t think about my footwear until I was editing the video. That’s when I noticed it...it was rather distracting. I have now vowed to wear proper woodturning shoes in the future. (But you don’t have to tell your wife that!)
Don't change a thing Rick, love your work and videos.
@Rick Turns .. I thought they were Safety Sandals
Really nice job it looks lovely
Thank you, Paul.
Thank you for sharing a wonderful bowl that started out as, perhaps, a throw away log. But the beauty in the end is amazing!
Could you please add to your videos the name and size of the gouge?
Thank you, Larry. I plan to get that information into the videos - I forgot to do so on this one.
Beautiful piece. Love your intros.
Thanks, Deanna. Have you got your woodturning area set up yet?
Its not far from being done. Electric and A/C still needed, then I can use it. Its been about 110, so no outside turning. Soon, fingers crossed. I am going crazy!
Lovely looking bowl Rick .... and your video skills are very enjoyable my friend :)
Take care
Mike
Thanks, Mike!
Hahaha hahaha!! That was so funny I loved your intro.. Now let's get serious and make a bowl.
As soon as I get my workshop built (I recently moved from Georgia to Maryland), I will make a serious bowl. :-)
Too funny Rick!,,
Thank you, Samantha.
Nice bowl, use it for the salad and use the lump of charcoal to grill the steaks.
Thanks, Harry.
👍So very nice👍Thanks✌️
🍲 🍲 🍲
Also, the HD video looks so very nice and clear!!!!’
you must have a hell of a camera✌️
Thank you!
Such a beautiful piece. I watch a lot of wood turning videos and each time they inspire me more and more to start this as my own hobby. I love trades and working with my hands. I was one of those kids who were always building car models or any kind of model and always playing with LEGO.
My only carpentry experience is building and installing custom wood stairs. So I don’t have any experience with a lathe, is there any tips you or anyone else could give someone like myself?
It's actually not that hard, and doesn't have to be tremendously expensive. I believe Mike Waldt's channel has around a dozen videos directly aimed at the beginning woodturner. Here's a link to the first of them: th-cam.com/video/S8KrtPQfXQ0/w-d-xo.html
I watch Mike's videos a lot, and have learned a lot from them. You might also want to check out WyomingWoodturner channel (Sam Angelo) - he has a lot of very good videos that focus on the basics. Thanks for watching, Cole.
I'm impressed with all the upper body safety gear, but what's with the open toe sandals is the workshop??
I didn’t even think about what I was wearing when I shot this video, and it wasn’t until after I published it that I noticed I was wearing my sandals. Since then, I’ve been more careful to wear appropriate footwear while shooting my turning videos. Thanks for all your comments, superjanc.
Wood savings between the toes can't be very comfortable. 😂😂
True. After this project, I started wearing shoes all the time.
Great big bowl turned out. See the manufacturing process is interesting.
Thank you, Aleksey.
At first thought, kinda corny, looked like something my silly ass would do if I could make a video like this because I too like to make people laugh. You earned my respect with your turning abilities though, nice bowl, good narration and excellent video (antics included). 😏
Thank you, Robert.
Rick - I might have been able to pay more attention to this video if I wasn't so busy trying to read your t-shirts. I don't know which is more importanter - watching the vid or reading the shirts?
Reading the shirts is defiantly more importanter! Thanks for watching, Scott.
had the same problem, falk !! ;)
OMG!! I almost peed my pants! Did your grandkids see this? Oh Jeez... I'm still shakin'.
The grand kids are still afraid of thunder. I had to lock them out of the shop. Thanks for watching, Wayne.
Have you ever considered a bowl saver? There was plenty of wood to carve out a smaller bowl rather than making loads of chips of such nice wood...
You’re right, Orion. It would be nice to have a bowl saver, but they’re pretty expensive!
Hollowing sounded like audio from "Ghostbusters" or "The Amityville Horror". I'm afraid I would have "abandoned shop" had I been observing.
Enjoyed it, though.
Thank you, John.
Some may complain about the theatrical productions, but while campy, they do entertain some others. I'd be among those to do find some amusement.
Campy? I was actually going for Shakespearean. Thanks, Katzztar.
The dramatic effect twas there. Alas, the dramatic speech twas not!
Hi ,that’s one hell of a monster shear scraper ! , is there any angle that it doesn’t work at , good video thanks and stay safe 🦖
Thanks for watching, Arturo.
You need to seriously get that roof fixed. :-) Nice turning there.
Thank you, Gary.
Open toe shoes in a shop setting??!! 😳
In the summer I usually work in sandals. For videos, I normally wear athletic shoes, but I forgot this time. Thanks for watching, Rob.
Very nice job my friend 👍🏼
Thank you, Tomas.
Why use the scraper to hollow out the bowl? I'm a total novice, trying to learn as much as I can!
Hi, Joe. When I'm shooting video, I use a scraper because it doesn't obscure the bowl interior and cutting edge. When I'm not shooting video, I use a bowl gouge, because it doesn't tear the grain as much as a scraper. The scraper is generally easier to use when hollowing bowls, though.
Great bit of turning Rick,be careful,humour like that can get you a nice straight-jacket. Hate to see you having to broadcast a- la "One flew over the cuckoo's nest"!👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁
Thank you. Alan.
I was wondering if I could have that rikon mini lathe since I remember you telling me that you don’t use it and I just want another lathe that can make bigger bowls on and I cant really afford another one
Hi, Levi. True, I don’t use my small lathe much, but I’m not ready to get rid of it. I bought it primarily so that I would have a portable lathe that I could take places to do demonstrations. Thanks for watching my videos!
Wow!
Hell from Liverpool in England
Thanks, Irene.
I thought at the first you were going to try and turn my wife’s pot roast! I’ve considered it myself but not sure my tools could take it...
One must be cautious with pot roast! Thanks for watching, Andy.
RickTurns it’s always a pleasure watching your videos you turn beautifully and always make me chuckle
Great video Rick. Would have been much better if the audio and video were both in sync. But I do like the bowl.
I didn’t notice that the audio was out+of-sync....where did that occur?
Rick Turns About half way through Rick. But it may not be on your end. Your next video I watched did the same thing. So I went back and started the videos over and everything was fine. Not sure what happened. But I still enjoyed the videos.
How is it that part of the exterior was dark and shiny and the rest was matte before using the shear scraper?
I'm not sure. Could you give me a time reference in the video when that happens? I'll check the video at that point and see if I can answer your question.
@@RickTurnsWoodturning At 6:07 part of it is dark and shiny compared to the rest. I was just wondering how that is?
Sorry for the delay in replying. I thought the message had sent but it apparently did not. That dark splotch on the bowl is where I dripped CA glue into some cracks. Final shear scraping and then sanding removed the splotch.
Nice piece of work.
Have you ever tried oil sanding with something like 400 grit wet-or-dry paper?
By the way, watching you work sometimes reminds me
of someone trying to light a smoke
with a little piece of dynamite.
There's nothing like a little dynamite to make things interesting! Thanks for watching, J.
Fun video! Question, did you adjust the lathe speed when burning in the lines? Thanks.
I think I did. That moment was cut from the video. I believe I raised it to about 1000 rpm. Thanks for watching, Deb.
you should work for movies special effects :D
Thank you, Gabriel.
Don't give up your day job.
I can’t quit my day job...I’m retired. Thanks for watching, Steve.
Hi Rick
😁 The piece turned out nice. Enjoyed watching.
Rick please wear proper footwear! God forbid you get a flying log loose.
I did not even notice that until I was editing my video! Thanks for watching, Sheilah.
All that protective equipment but your wearing sandals 🤣🤦♂️
The feet often live a life of their own. I didn't even think about the sandals when I was working, since it was summer and I was wearing them all the time. When I reviewed the video later, I resolved to wear shoes after that. Thanks for watching, Jordon.
@@RickTurnsWoodturning dont get me wrong I'd be wearing sandals in my own shop too🤣 love the videos tho 👍