Woodturning. This was all Liza's idea.
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- This was all Liza's idea. I take no responsibility.
To buy any of my Carbide tools or cutters visit my website;
www.ukwoodcraftandcarbidechisels.co.uk
Thanks for watching.
Please Note;
These videos are meant for the purposes of entertainment. Any attempt to imitate or copy what I do must be done at your own risk. My practices may not always be correct or the safest for you. I strongly recommend that you find your own way of turning. You are responsible for your own safety while woodworking. Read and understand the operation and safety manuals supplied with your tools and machinery to ensure you are safe while using such equipment.
Love the fenial,what Liza wants Liza gets says it all.😊
Your videos are great and your work is outstanding! I have learned so much watching you! Thank you and keep them videos coming!! South Carolina USA
Welcome to the channel from across the big pond. Thank you Danny. Glad you have found the videos helpful. Plenty more vids to come. Have you subscribed to the channel yet? Thank you if you have. It helps the channel to grow. If you press the notification bell, you will also be notified when we put out new vids. Toodle pip for now. Glenn & Liza
Beautiful grain. Very similar in colour and grain of jarrah. ❤❤❤
Had to look up what Jarrah wood looks like. Native to Australia. Can be quite orangey n colour too, yes just like Paduk.
@@glennteagleofukwoodcraftca5308 Yes grows where I live. I have plenty to turn and carve. Beautiful timber.
@@oldncarvingJohn Happy turning. You get some lovely Burrs out there too. So expensive here to buy. Wood is getting so out-priced here.
Glenn and Liza what a great lidded box and that wood is beautiful as well. Great job.
Thanks Alan. Thought there might be some brown but it was mainly the orange you get from Paduk.
Beautiful piece of wood into a very nice box ….. Great job guys🤠🇨🇱
Thanks Randy.
A pretty piece of wood turned into a really lovely pot/tub/thing. Nice work Glenn. Liza, what a thought & an idea all from seeing a little finial. From little acorns grow great oaks eh!, even though it was padouk 😊
Thanks Jim. Glad you liked the finished piece.
Very nice project
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Thank you Andre. Welcome to the channel.
what you do to keep the lady happy, nice job
Tell me about it. Never ending Lol
Brilliant project and a stunning lidded bowl! :)
Thanks Joe. How are you getting on?
Not too bad thank you. Unfortunately I haven't been able to get in the workshop much recently, but should be back to it over the coming weeks :)@@glennteagleofukwoodcraftca5308
@@joebooth3028 Happy turning mate.
Lol I started something similar on the weekend before seeing this. Are we in tune lol.
Great minds and all that!
Awesome teaser, Jason. I can't wait for the milling video 😎
Hello Glenn mark from New Zealand here, we are tought to have our hand on top of the tools we are using. Do you have a preference as to witch way to go under hand or over hand
It all depends on the cuts you are doing. Basically hold the chisel firm but not over tight and keep your hand off the tool rest. I've mentioned about this on several earlier videos.
It would be great if you said what tool, grit paper finish you are using
I started with my Spindle gouges, then bowl gouge when I started the hollowing, then carbides. Finishing I always start from 180 grit, going up to 320 grit. The finish was my own wax. It's not available for purchase. I don't usually state brands when using them. Tools are tools.
Nice, do you have any relation to/in Leicester? We may be related..
Thank you. No, sorry I don't have any relations in Leicester.
Okay no probs, just that Teagle is not a common name and I was born a (Teagle father) (Baker mother) in Leicester 1952 and have not been able to trace my birth parents (adopted at birth), nearest I got was Sam Teagle believed to have moved to Belgium after the war (WW2) :) Was a long shot but as I'm also hobby related woodworking/engineering, it was worth a try.@@glennteagleofukwoodcraftca5308