Wood Turning Segmented Brick Vase Beautiful Padauk
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- This is a small mini vase with a brick pattern. It is made of Padauk, Wenge and black dyed veneer.
I finished it with tongue oil which gave it a really nice finish.
I glued the rings in a random pattern which I thinks look good with the brick look.
The segments were very small and the veneer is very thin.
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Look up other turnings I have done:
Dizzy Twister Turnings
Segmented Turnings
Pierre Lussier inspired vase
Mike Waldt inspired vase
Tumbling bowls
Emerging Bowls
Black Locust Vase
Droop Bowl
Offset Bowl
Barrel of Blocks
Star Bowl
Bowl in a Bowl
It’s really pretty. I love it.
Thank you very much Chandra I am happy you like it.
Gary
Very beautiful.
Thank you very much.
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Thank you very much for watching.
Gary
Hey Gary, this is really nice. Mind if I ask what editing software you use that enables you to post as often as you do?
Thank you Tim glad you like it. I use Corel VideoStudio 2018.
They run a special on it all the time and it is not all that costly anyway.
@@ThePapa1947 i have done all my videos so far using DaVinci Resolve, which is not easy to learn, I am basically only using about 10% of it.
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First
Great!
Gary that vase is gorgeous! I was worried about how those “bricks” lined up but it gives a really cool genuine feel! Thumbs up!!!!👍
Thank you David. You know my mind wants to line everything up. It was a battle to just let them land where they may. There is something about the randomness that really makes in unique.
For sure all my segment work has been very symmetrical about the placements.
Thanks for watching!
Gary
You may have addressed this question previously. Do you have a machinist, drafting or engineering background? Your jigs are very creative and your designs complex.
Thank you very much. I worked as a wood pattern maker and had to design all the patterns so that they could be molded in sand.
I did make a number of jigs for special cuts. And the wood patterns were much more complex than the wood turnings I do. But some of the patterns were also simple.
Thanks for watching,
Gary
Sir,
Why do I see so many creator’s using a two fence system for cutting the wedge’s?
I’m using a single fence and flipping the stock each pass, is this wrong?
I do not think hat you are doing is wrong if it works for you.
Using the two fence method has a number of advantages.
One is the wedgie sled sets the perfect angle and does not matter whole thing is off to the blade the angle and is still perfect.
You can also make it off to the blade for interesting effect which I have done. Still getting perfect joints.
Then if for some reason your strips are not perfectly parallel by using the same side of the board against the fence you will get perfect joints.
Flipping a board that is not parallel even a little can cause bad joints.
So those are my reasons but for sure they can be done the way and I wild not say it is the wrong way. Plenty of ways to do it and I pick what I think is the best for me.
Thanks for watching,
Gary
A vase? It looks much bigger than this could be used for sippin whiskey. Beautiful color and grain. Love your mini vase.
Thank you Richard it would make a great sipping glass.
This is lovely ...thanks for the process. Did you just turn off the square veneer between layers or did you cut it down with a knife first?
Thank you Paul, I just turned it down it was very easy to do.
Gary
Beautiful Made! Can you tell me what is tonque oil ? And the wax? Greetings from us in Holland 🌷🌷
Thank you I am happy you like it.
I used a Tongue oil made by Formby but there are other brands as well. It is not pure tongue oil and I think that is why it drys and sands so well.
The polishing paste is something I made. Very simple and here is the link.
th-cam.com/video/kDpXKMXmZBs/w-d-xo.html
It's beautiful, but so little It's cute. If you have any of the padauk left maybe you could make a bigger momma vase to protect it.
Thank you Judith! Funny you should say that. I just finished a turning that is mostly Padauk. You will see it next Friday.
Thanks for watching,
Gary
Baharat takımı için mükemmel olurdu ellerine sağlık
Thank you very much and thanks for watching.
Gary
that's a great one, Gary! Love it!
Thank you Rod I appreciate your comment. It was interesting making a mini sized vase. Now I need to make a larger one per a few request...oh darn now I have to do something that I LOVE doing 😊
Thanks for watching my friend,
Gary
Thank You Gary....a lot of thought went into this piece...In the future would you consider doing more in the same way exploring different woods ??...I sure like the sheen of the wood and the precious little size of an immaculate turning..Beautiful piece Gary....tm
Thank you Tuffy and sure I would love to do more of this kind of work.
Thanks for watching and your comments.
Gary
Great job, Gary. I've never tried a miniature segmented piece. I guess I will have to add that to the list. Watching you is giving me a very long list, my friend. Thanks for sharing your great ideas!
Take care,
.....Gord
Thank you Gord and miniature is fun but it sure is not easier....lol.
So I am working on something you might want to add to your lists...or maybe not. It will be a nightmare of a glue up but I want to do it.
Probably months away so you are safe for awhile..lol.
Thanks for watching my friend,
Gary
Good job, very creative, I like it. Thanks
Thank you very much I am happy that you like it.
Precioso muy bonito y el color de la madera preciosa👍👍👍 un saludo
Muchas gracias por tus amables palabras.
Cuídate,
Gary
Beautiful. Absolutely beautiful. I had my heart in my mouth, half expecting to see it suddenly disintegrate as you were pushing that wall thinner. You’re a more skilful man than I am, Gunga Din!
Thank you Christopher I am glad you like it. I have turned bowls half as thick as this. They are turned green and allowed to warp.
This has a lot more work so that is as thin as I want to make it.
Thanks again.
Gary
BJ , Just checked out your video , tremendous work . Chris your comment on getting to thin reminded me a couple years ago I took a segmented bowl course at a RV park in Texas and the instructor asked me if I was getting to thin and I stopped the lathe and checked it was so thin you could see light through it but it never flew apart . Cheers safe turning
Very good. People work hard to get it that thin. Makes a nice lamp shades.
That's a beautiful little vase, Gary. It was a lot of work but well worth it. The grain is beautiful with a lot of chatoyance. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you Bill I am happy you like it. Paduak is a beautiful wood.
Thanks for watching.
Gary
Hi Gary...I really love that little segmented vase...you're correct in that it looks a lot bigger than it is...the combination of wenge and padouk is great...I did a bottle stopper using these woods and that too looked great...great shape..great finish...great video...cheers..All the best.....Andy
Thank you Andy, I actually find making small not as easy as bigger.
But it sure was fun to do.
Glad you like it and thanks for watching.
Take care,
Gary
How creative! First the design then a Masterful lesson on turning. What more can we ask for? Gary, u continue to amaze me with your ideas and mostly your skill with the gouge. Love watching! Keep up the great work.
Thank you kid! I am glad you liked it.
Thanks for watching buddy,
Gary
A superb job Gary and I thought of "Another brick in the wall" by Pink Floyd :) I love the rich colour of it and I believe that is the smallest segmented piece I have seen .
Cheers, Bram
Thank you Bram...you know that song was playing in my head...along with one we sing called Brick by Brick.
Making it small was more of a fun idea than an easy way to do it. I think I will need to make its big brother now...lol
Thanks for watching my friend.
Gary
Love this one,Good job pierre
Thanks so much Pierre I appreciate you watching.
Gary
You are just so clever, Gary! Everything about this vase just works. Such attention to detail, such a beautiful finish. I really like it! I bet your wife loves it! Good job, my friend!
Phil
Well thank you Phil for those kind words. It was pretty exciting to make. I knew what I wanted it to look like a lucky for me it did.
I had not used tongue oil for over 40 years when I made a roll top desk. It worked better than I remember. But I feel it has become a lot like wipe on poly. But it worked even better.
Thanks for watching and your wonderful comments my friend.
Gary
Where did you get the black veneer and how thick is it?
I bought it on Amazon. They listed it at .55 inches but I think they meant .55mm because it measures .021 of an inch.
Rockler sells it also and has a better price. I got mine because the overall size of the sheets was bigger.
That turned out great. Had an idea for you while i was watching. Take and do that with mixed colored pieces, and make a sphere out of it.
Thank you and I am happy you like it.
Well as a matter fact my mind is working on something close to what you suggested. It will be awhile before I get at it. Going to be a tricky glue up.
Thanks for watching.
Gary
Very beautiful Gary. 👍🇺🇸
That you very I any really glad you like it.
Gary
What a pretty little thing, well done.
Thank you Stewart I am pleased that you liked it.
Take care,
Gary
I'd love to see this in a full size piece. Great work Gary.
Thank you very much. I will put it on the list. Have you seen the one I made that is half that size? It was a friendly challenge I did.
Take care,
Gary
Hi Gary,
I love the brick work style on this vase!
I've been doing 99.9% segmented work so this piece is right up my alley!
You mentioned dyed veneer.Is this something you dyed or did you buy it dyed?
Thanks for the video!
Tom
Hi Tom I am happy you liked it.
The veneer was purchased. As much as I enjoy doing everything I can myself I was not ready to try dying veneer. So I purchased it off of Amazon.
Thanks for watching.
Gary
@@ThePapa1947
I started the bottle stopper made from cherry several segmented rings that had 10 segments.The segments had to be a tad over 1/4" tall in order to get a good luck on such a small piece.I sanded some Wenge strips down to 0.0625" on my drum sander and when I tried to cut the pieces of Wenge to go between each segment I gave up! LOL
I never even thought of making the segments much thicker and slicing them on the band saw until I just watched this video again!
My brain isn't as sharp as it used to be but I'm going to give the bottle stopper vase another go!
I also noticed that you got a very smooth finish on the Wenge.I have a good bit of it and the grain has fairly deep "pores" in it (like Red Oak)so I always get a "rough" finish.Any ideas how I can improve the grain/finish problem?
Thanks for helping me over and over again!
Tom
@@thomaskuzia8125 Hi Tom glad to hear you are having a good time with all of this. If and when I make room I want to get a drum sander as well. Right nowt there are a few machines I could part with and not even know it. such as I rarely use my thickness planer or one of my milling machines. But nice to have just in case..lol
Getting the open grain can be a pain for sure. Many coats of finish and sanded each time will get them filled. You can use a filler but I would rather not because that can look worse than the open grain. But I have sanded those types of wood using the finish for wet sanding and the dust will fill the grain. Let it dry and then sand it all again.
Try on a scrap to see if you like the results. On Wenge it just might look fine.
Best of luck,
Gary
@@ThePapa1947 thanks again Gary again and again
papa very pretty vase what paste do you use? I love the padauk and the wenge
Thank you Larry I am happy you like it.
I made the paste that I use. I have never purchased any to compare with.
Abrasive Paste
th-cam.com/video/6iA9enSpa98/w-d-xo.html
Polishing Paste
th-cam.com/video/kDpXKMXmZBs/w-d-xo.html
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Beautiful Work...
Thank you very much!
Hi Gary, I enjoyed every second of that! Thank you for sharing this with us!
Thank you Dan that means a lot to me. Most likely I will be making it's big brother now. I have had a few request.
Thanks for watching and commenting.
Gary
that is just awesome
Thank you David, happy you liked it.
Thanks for watching,
Gary
Where do we go to buy?
I do not have a place for selling what I make. Thank you for watching.
Gary
Great job! I enjoy your channel! And I made my first bowl from a board with Curly Maple. Thanks!
Thank you Bruce. That is awesome! BFB are lots of fun.
Thanks for watching,
Gary
Sweet lil' thing ya made there Gary 🏆 All it takes is one good look to know that. I can't add much 'cept Pretty Good 👍 -Mike
Thank you Mike a few words can say it all and I do appreciate the words you choose.
Thanks for watching my friend,
Gary
This turned out great! I don't know why, but there's something very cozy about this little vase. I love it!
Thank you very much. It was sure fun to make.
Thanks for watching,
Gary
It is a work of art.
Thank you very much!
Absolutely beautiful work Gary. Thank you for your work on this video.
Thank you Gerald I appreciate the comment.
Gary
Awesome piece!!!
Thank you very much!
Very pretty Gary!
Thank you Scott I appreciate the comment.
Gary
Wow Gary, that is just beautiful. I just finished my first segmented bowl and I was thinking I did a good job, then I see this.... Thanks a lot Gary....lol
Fantastic craftsmanship sir.
Thank you very much for your kind words. Segments are lots of fun with lots of options.
Thanks for watching and commenting.
Gary
You know Gary, since I have been the turning videos I cannot help wondering what the inside soul of the tree look like when I see one with the beautiful bark on the outside. This morning there was a photo of an awesome eucalyptus tree. Gary the colors in that bark wow it was absolutely stunning.
That is very interesting Kobie, I often wonder what the inside of a tree looks like after seeing the bark.
I had wondered for years about Black Locust and then last year when I Black Locust tree down the road was taken down I was able to get a lot of the wood. Not only is the bark spectacular but the wood is amazing.
Great job.Gary Love it
Thank you very much Dave I am happy you like it.
Take care my friend,
Gary
Every video you do teaches me something new! And I've been turning a long time! Thanks!
Thank you Kevin. I have been turning a very long time and am always trying to learn something new as well.
Thanks for watching,
Gary
What a great little vase, it's so beautiful. I have a hard time working with such small segments, but you nailed it.
Thank you very much. Yes the little segments can be hard to work with for sure.
Thanks for watching,
Gary
Absolutely stunning!!! That finish is so smooth and shiny, I assumed it was lacquered; would have never guessed it was tung oil and finishing paste!👍
Thank you Dwayne glad you liked it. This tung oil is really a form of poly. It is a lot like wipe on poly. I once finished a oak roll top desk I made with pure tung oil. Actually it was just the roller section of the desk as I recall. Not all that shiny but still looks good after 45 years.
Take care,
Gary
great job.....what is "tongue oil"? Hi, from Turkey...
Thank you very much. Pure tongue oil is produced from the seed of a Tung tree.
Most of what we get today is a mix of polyurethane . The pure Tung oil takes much longer to dry.
Thanks for watching,
Gary
Good job 👍 I
Thank you very much Randy.
Beautiful.
Thank you!
Super nice
Thank you very much.
What a great little vase. Gary, you did a wonderful job making it. It would be nice if you would post some plans on making it.
Thank you Don, I may have the basic plans of the glue up I could send you. You can find my email address in my About page.
I love it.
Thank you John!
Nice job!
Thank you very much!
Beautiful tiny treasure. The chatoyance of the padauk is incredible. Thanks.
Thank you Patricia, it is one of my favorite woods to work with
Thanks for watching,
Gary
I like your push stick. It seems as though every wood worker out there has their version of the perfect push stick. Yours is basic easy to make and it does the job.
Thank you Dave...easy to make another when needed. I have various widths of the same idea.
WOW Gary! I enjoyed watching this small vase come together. I will add to my list of items to make as well. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you Will I am sure you will enjoy making one.
Thanks for watching.
Gary
nice job great materials selection and a fabulous finish . Thankyou!
Thank you very much Matthew I appreciate the comment.
Gary
I really enjoy your videos! You do a great job editing and showcasing your projects. I've got something to aspire to on the lathe!!!
Thank you very much Addison for your wonderful comment. You have made my day.
Take care,
Gary
Beautiful vase and it is deceptively small. Great job ! Thanks, Charlie Z
Thank you Charlie I am happy you liked it.
Gary
That is a beautiful miniature vase! Keep up the great work. I look forward to watching your videos every week. :)
Thank you very much James. And thanks for letting me know you watch.
Take care,
Gary
Gary, that is beautiful! What a lovely design. So, is Dannon yogurt the best glue? LOL
Thank you very much Suzette. Dannon works ok...but Tillamook taste better...lol
That cracked me up. I hardly notice what I have glue or finishes in.
Gary
That’s a stunning little vase Gary. What did the wall thickness end up at when you were finished the turning.
Do you happen to have a video detailing how you made your jig for cutting the rings at the bandsaw.
Thank you Scott I am happy you like it. The wall thickness was about .100 thick in most places.
I did a video showing how it is put together but not building it.
th-cam.com/video/7Q7XCsFpk5Y/w-d-xo.html
This should help some. Let me know if you have any questions.
Gary
Hi Gary, That is a piece of art!!! Is this what you had in mind when you said using veneers had given you an idea? Cheers, Huw
Thank you Huw and yes this is what I was thinking of.
Thanks for watching and your comment my friend,
Gary
My friend, this is the year of awesome projects from you. You are really on steroids now! Thanks for another special video.
Thank you Jabulani I am very happy you like it. Your words are heart warming to me.
Gary
That’s a beautiful piece Gary! You and your projects never disappoint, thanks for sharing buddy!
Thank you Bruce for your comment. I looked forward to doing this one for sure. After I had used Paduak in another turning I could hardly wait to make something using most Paduak.
The good news is on my last trip to the hardwood store I picked up 2 really nice pieces just to have on hand.
Thanks for your kind words my friend!
Gary
Its definitely a little beauty! Great job! Thank you for sharing, V.
Thank you very much Mike I am happy you like it and thanks for watching.
Gary
Such a pretty little vase! I just love Padauk. Thank you, Gary, for sharing it with us.
Thank you Marcia I am happy you like it. I am really liking Paduak and I picked up a few pieces on my last trip to the Wood Workers Candy Store as they call it. Actually called CrossCut.
Thanks for watching and commenting.
Gary
Wow!..that's a thing of beauty! Great job!👍🏻👍🏻
Thank you very much Mike!
Sir that is just stunningly beautiful take care. Y.N.W.A.
Thank you very much I appreciate the comment.
Gary
Удивительная работа проделана и дерево Венге очень красивое .Прекрасно Гари ..я обожаю такие вещи ! удачи мой друг Гари
Thank you my friend I am happy you liked it.
Take care,
Gary
So gorgeous! Excellent craftsmanship!
Thank very much. I appreciate your comment and thanks for watching.
Another great video & beautiful object to finish with
Thank you very much Chris I appreciate your comment and thanks for watching.
Gary
Once again my friend, you created another masterpiece.
Thank you so much for your wonderful comment.
Gary
Superb piece Gary, just the nicest little vase, love the design, Cheers, John
Thank you John I am pleased you like it.
Gary
This vase needs to be bigger :D
And bigger it will be. That is on my list.
Thanks for watching.
Gary
Beautiful, you are just too clever. Well done 👍🏻
Thank you Steve I am happy you like it and thanks for watching and commenting.
Gary
Fantastic, beautiful, stunning, and gorgeous. I’ve got to get started.
Thank you Ron and yes indeed make one they are lots of fun.
Thanks for watching.
Gary
Beautiful doesn't even begin to describe this work of art
Thank you Matthew got your wonderful comment.
Gary
Beautiful Job Gary!
Thank you Steve I am happy you like it.
Gary
Thanks Gary that was really nicely turned. that was a good idea of coloured ply in between segments. I must use that my self.
Thank you very much. The dyed veneer really made a difference
You will enjoy using it.
Thanks for watching and commenting my friend.
Gary.
@@ThePapa1947 that's cool I will try.
What a Stunning base! I can only imagine how a larger one would would compare! Simply Gorgeous is an understatement for sure! It may be small, but it is a Giant in Beauty! Thank You!
Thank you very much for your very inspiring comment.
You have inspired me to make a large one now. Might not show up for a few months but I will do it. And out of the same types of wood.
Gary
@@ThePapa1947 I cannot wait! It will be Awesome! Have a great weekend!
That really looks good I like your work and ideas. Thanks
Thank you Charles!
Good job :)
Thank you!
Great little vase
Thank you Chris!
Thank you very much.
cute little vase.
Thank you Damiano. Now I want to make its big brother.
Gary
@@ThePapa1947 looking forward to see it.
Beautiful little vase, Gary! Just gorgeous.
Billy
Thank you Billy it was lots of fun to make. I am happy you like it.
Thanks again my friend,
Gary
Stunning little vase, Gary. You did a great job.
Thank you very much George.
Gary it us absolutely amazing and stunningly beautiful.
Thank you very much Kobie. Paduak is a wonderful wood. This piece had darkened from sitting around but I knew the beauty was in there and it did not let me down.
Thanks for watching
Gary
Just plain gorgeous! Nice work.
Thank you Tom and thanks for watching and letting me know you like it.
Gary
Awesome job 'Gary' take care my friend
Thank you very much Sagar. I appreciate you watching and commenting.
Take care buddy,
Gary
Tiny and terrific! Well done, Gary.
Thank you James I appreciate the comment and thanks for watching.
Gary
Truly a masterpiece, absolutely gorgeous!
Thank you very much I appreciate your comments.
Gary
Love that one,very beautiful!
Thanks so much Leslie and thanks for watching,
Gary
Gorgeous vase absolutely beautiful
Thank you Donald I am very happy that you like it.
Gary
One word 'Beautiful'
Thank you Norma!
Beautiful vase! Work-super!
Thank you very much I appreciate the comment.
Gary
Brilliant, absolutely!
Thank you very much Anders I appreciate the comment.
Gary