I’m just blown away by your beautiful piece of wood/resin it’s stunning 😍 You must feel like the journey has begun on mixing up different things to create something new. I feel blessed to have seen it and I’d love to buy a piece of your work if you sell them. I’m watching from the United Kingdom as I’ve been having chemotherapy treatment throughout the pandemic however, I’m coming back to America soon as apart from politics I miss her dearly. Thank you so much 😊 💕💫
Kim I really love to watch your videos. It seems that when you say that whatever you’re turning has some difficulty to it , it always ends up looking beautiful and that you completed it with no difficulty at all. Keep up the beautiful work.
I think it’s absolutely stunning! I know it obviously gave you a lot of challenges but you rose to them and created something beautiful. I have a very long way to go before I get anywhere near your level. Thank you for posting.
Way to go, not giving up on the turn. Everything turned out BEAUTIFUL. Look at that Kim Tippin finish! No one beats a Kim Tippin finish; I mean no one!!
I stumbled across these wood turning videos searching for something completely different about 2 weeks ago - I'm fascinated! Other than being "skill challenged" in HS shop class MANY years ago; I'm jealous of the talent and creativity. Spectacular stuff!!
Through your love of wood, you took a small, unnoticeable and unattractive piece of wood, something that no one would ever notice and turned it into a beautiful work of art. You know, through faith, the exact same thing can happen to us.
Well done for sticking with the problems of product and machinery, the end result is stunning. My dad always said "You can't have the pleasure without the pain!" Cheers Brian
Stunning Kim! Despite the issues. I loved seeing the actual contact of the cutter to the surface of the wood/resin. Show casing the talent you have at wood turning.
I just found your station after hearing you mentioned on Pohl Barn Productions with the "shell project". I want to start turning in a few weeks, after my first semester seminary is over. What I appreciate most is your commentary, although your art is beautiful. You are the first person I have heard discuss how to use a pressure pot. I also love hearing why you choose different tools. Any way thank you.
Every video I see of yours is another dose of inspiration and encouragement. Wanna figure out how to get into this type of artistic expression. Something about your channel makes me feel that just maybe I can do woodworking too.
Oh yes!! You can do anything you set your mind to... at least that is what my father always told me. I still believe it! It may take a lot of work, but nothing good comes easy :)
Wow! It may have been a lot of work, but just look at the results! Thanks for your video. I appreciate the music being way in the background and hearing you running narrative of what you are doing and the tools you are using.
Thank you !! I appreciate you and your support!! I was so darn excited that this turned out ! Hopefully all the other cast projects heard what I had to say to this piece and think twice about giving me a hard time lol
Another beauty Kim,the time is not wasted if we have learned something,my personal ethos! Stay safe and have good luck with your new headstock!👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍😁😁😁😁😁
that turned out Great Kim. I have that same spot right in the middle of every project I do, it starts vibrating there. practice up before you attack that bigger project with resin.
@@KimTippin wish we were closer...I'd help you figure it all out..I have my machine shop out back with lots of measuring tools...hooe the new headstock cures your ills!..winter will be here soon..ugh....WNY sucks in winter!
Kim Tippin Wood Turning I love your beautiful work I’m looking into doing it for my self and supplying the boutique Galleries in London and Bath as I live in Bristol in the uk 🇬🇧 I look forward to seeing more of your beautiful art 😻🇬🇧🌍
If I had my cast iron skillets in the shop, I probably would have thrown that at it 😂🤣😊 I was stuggleing! I guess we have to get a real tough challange time to time to keep us on our toes. 😉
I feel your pain with the negative rake carbide tools. They are amazing on the resin with zero chipping, but it makes the wood feel like you're trying to remove concrete. ha ha . It turned out amazing! - Ed
Haaaa! I have a problem with all my turning too! I always thought it was me, maybe it's not. I try real hard when I get to that point but always loose. I have to sand 4ever to get it right. Kim you always impress me with how you have little patience but are more patient than me. Har har. Beautiful job again.
Oh patents is my new stubbornness lol "It will work and I will make it so, no matter what"... I think I scared it into submission. 😂🤣😂 All day Saturday was one after another project fail. At least I got it over with for this week... now onto the next.. haha
Hi Kim love the ( Fog wood ) . made me lol . this is the 1st of your videos that I watched I also watched your hollow form bowl with the burned octopus , Awsome . I am relistening 2 this as I type this and I say ty 4 the tip on the eraser I have sanded a lot of wood and never knew this so tyvm and God Bless
Amazing! I'm brand new to turning and found you somehow so I've clicked the bell and can't wait to see more as well as go through some of your previous videos! This one is stunning!
Midnight (our cat) is quite a character. He loves attention and will hound me for every bit he can get. He always waits for me to finish in the shop to walk me to the door and come inside. He protects me from all the bugs that fly in the shop at night 😁🤗
Thanks Kim. “The longer it sits the more it chips”. I was wondering why my piece was chipping. I’ve heard that you should allow up to 7 days for a full cure. I guess maybe I need to experiment. I always learn something from your journey.
I've just discovered your channel and I love watching your skill. I think if you were in the uk I'd surround myself in your art. Being a cat lover raises you even higher lol.
Very nice piece ...I believe the wobble comes from the jaws..If you watch metal lathe vids with 4 jaw chucks. They have to center the piece in the jaws. we dont have that adjustment .. My wobble is different with every piece I do...sometimes I get it right on the money , and no wobble... Good luck with the new head stock.. P.S your killing me with the flip flops.. lol
Thanks Steve! Yes I have two novas and they have a little of their own wobble. Wirh th new headstock, it is WAY less. PTL! Shhhhh. Don't get me in trouble! lol 😉😎😉
God Bless You too Kim!!! Com’ on, gold does come from wood. Especially this week with these horrible temperatures that were enduring; its that wonderful shade from the trees that I’m referring to. Lol. Thanks for another educational video. K
Kim, your work is amazing. Once again you show us that our only limitation is our imagination. While watching your video containing your use of a pressure pot I was wondering if you use a vacuum pot to stabilize your material prior to casting? Keep letting your imagination run wild. God Bless.
Thank you Armondo!!! I just packed it up and put the label on it!!! I will send it out tomorrow. Thank you so very much!! I truly appreciate the kind words and support!!
Kim, I am about to upgrade my lathe now and every single person I have spoke to with a Laguna has told me about a wobble in it? I like the Laguna products, but from all that I have seen, the Jet 1221VS just may be the way for me to go. Hope yours gets worked out. That bowl, very nice.
I had problems with alignment on my jet, I bolted the lathe to a work top when bought new & only got the alignment right after I fitted it to a proper base that had adjustable casters
Do you have multiple cameras, or just the one that you move as needed? This is an excellent view since we can see tool angle and your specific technique. I love watching you turn, and your running commentary is pleasant to learn from.
I’m just blown away by your beautiful piece of wood/resin it’s stunning 😍 You must feel like the journey has begun on mixing up different things to create something new. I feel blessed to have seen it and I’d love to buy a piece of your work if you sell them. I’m watching from the United Kingdom as I’ve been having chemotherapy treatment throughout the pandemic however, I’m coming back to America soon as apart from politics I miss her dearly. Thank you so much 😊 💕💫
Kim I really love to watch your videos. It seems that when you say that whatever you’re turning has some difficulty to it , it always ends up looking beautiful and that you completed it with no difficulty at all. Keep up the beautiful work.
Thank you, Navarro! 🤗🤗
What an incredible piece. It does look like liquid gold. Thank you for your perseverance. Extremely well done. Your kitty is adorable. 😺❤😺❤
Thank you very much!
Aways happy to see a sister in Christ and fellow wood turner.. you do some beautiful pieces. GOD BLESS
God bless, brother!
Despite the challenges you encountered, you still managed to "turn" out another work of art. God blessed you with amazing skills.
Thank you so much 🤗
I think it’s absolutely stunning! I know it obviously gave you a lot of challenges but you rose to them and created something beautiful. I have a very long way to go before I get anywhere near your level. Thank you for posting.
I was missing your videos so I picked an old one to watch again. I hope your home (and shop) is coming together very soon.
Really a gorgeous piece of work! Nice job, Kim. 💜
Way to go, not giving up on the turn. Everything turned out BEAUTIFUL. Look at that Kim Tippin finish! No one beats a Kim Tippin finish; I mean no one!!
Thanks so much John!!! 😁🤗🤗
I stumbled across these wood turning videos searching for something completely different about 2 weeks ago - I'm fascinated! Other than being "skill challenged" in HS shop class MANY years ago; I'm jealous of the talent and creativity. Spectacular stuff!!
awesome!! Thank you for watching!! I appreciate the kind words and encouragement!
The way you handle the bumps in the road are as encouraging as the best days! Thank you for that! Some of us Christians need that kind of example. 😊
Aww Thank you so much, Linda!! Lord knows I need all the help I can get. He loves us too much to leave us. Praising Him with you 🙏🙌
That colour is mind blowing!! You never cease to amaze! 😆 Cheers!
Ah, so much work, but so beautiful.
Nothing is better for the soul than accomplishment. No money or prestige can substitute self accomplishment.
Madame, Sie haben wieder einmal ein wunderschönes Stück geschaffen.
Eine tolle Arbeit! 👍👏👏👏
Vielen Dank für die freundlichen Worte! Gott segne! 🤗🤗
Through your love of wood, you took a small, unnoticeable and unattractive piece of wood, something that no one would ever notice and turned it into a beautiful work of art.
You know, through faith, the exact same thing can happen to us.
YES!!! Let His light shine!! 🤗
Great colors on this, nice work!
I used a blue ink pen ink and some blue makeup powder.
I didn't have color powders at the time of this turn so I was using what I had on hand.
You are an incredible artist. This is so beautiful. All of your creations are gorgeous💜
Well done for sticking with the problems of product and machinery, the end result is stunning. My dad always said "You can't have the pleasure without the pain!"
Cheers Brian
Very true!! Thank you!!
Stunningly beautiful. Such craftsmanship. Thanks for sharing.
I bet your patience was sorely tested with this piece, but you have ended up with a truly stunning piece of artwork, well done.
Thank you so much 🤗🤗
Thank you Kim. Was very informative to see how you handled some of the challenges of wood and epoxy. Your work is beautiful.
Thank you so much Peter!
Stunning Kim! Despite the issues. I loved seeing the actual contact of the cutter to the surface of the wood/resin. Show casing the talent you have at wood turning.
Thank you!! 🤗
Kim I absolutely love the combination between wood and resin. Your piece is stunning and magnificent.
Thank you so much Kobie!
I always wanted to do this! So glad to see a woman on TH-cam making beautiful beautiful things on the lathe. 👏👏👏
Thank you so much 🤗 💓
I just found your station after hearing you mentioned on Pohl Barn Productions with the "shell project". I want to start turning in a few weeks, after my first semester seminary is over. What I appreciate most is your commentary, although your art is beautiful. You are the first person I have heard discuss how to use a pressure pot. I also love hearing why you choose different tools. Any way thank you.
Love that wood color! Great job Kim
Thank you, Steven 🤗🤗
Beautiful job Kim. Seeing how you can do so well with a wobbly lathe/chuck, you're gonna rock on the new!
Thanks! I hope so. I might have to retrain myself.. lol
Totally awesome the way you peel the risen and the wood away to reveal the piece you diffidently rock ma'am great job.
Thank you so much 🤗
Beautiful piece Mrs. Kim.
God Bless
Thank you so much 🤗 God bless 🙏
I love the sparkle. Nice job Kim...
Thank you!!
Every video I see of yours is another dose of inspiration and encouragement.
Wanna figure out how to get into this type of artistic expression. Something about your channel makes me feel that just maybe I can do woodworking too.
Oh yes!! You can do anything you set your mind to... at least that is what my father always told me. I still believe it! It may take a lot of work, but nothing good comes easy :)
Wow! I had a blast looking just at your hands... great job! 😀
Thank you!! I like to watch the hands working too. I like watching people cook. I am fascinated by it. Some people people watch, I hand watch. lol
@@KimTippin I have to agree with Irene's comment. Your hands have the whole Demi Moore, Ghost, clay spinning thing going on lol. Great job.
@@tp6498 funny you say that..... my hands have the whole Patrick Swayzee in Ghost thing going on........ ya think we should collab??
WI love your videos. You make a difference through your authenticity, creativity, artfulness. Beautiful piece.
Levis
Lévis Madore thank you!
That fog wood is really pretty. I think it's one of the prettiest projects that you've done.
Wow! It may have been a lot of work, but just look at the results! Thanks for your video. I appreciate the music being way in the background and hearing you running narrative of what you are doing and the tools you are using.
Thank you, Jerry!
A beautiful bowl it is. I see what you meant when you said liquid gold. Thank you Kim for your time and thank you for another awesome video.
A stunning piece of art. well done and i love the way you are not afraid to just get in there and do it.
Thank you Leonard!
Very nice Kim. Colors work well together!
Twas my pleasure to watch the video. I enjoyed your healthy arguments with the project. Seems like you won. Beautiful piece.
Thank you !! I appreciate you and your support!! I was so darn excited that this turned out ! Hopefully all the other cast projects heard what I had to say to this piece and think twice about giving me a hard time lol
Beautiful piece. Cute kitty too!
Thank you 😊 😸
You always persevere and do a fantastic job.
Thank you so much 🤗
Absolutely beautiful Kim. Great job sticking with it 👍
Thank you Mike!!
Another beauty Kim,the time is not wasted if we have learned something,my personal ethos! Stay safe and have good luck with your new headstock!👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍😁😁😁😁😁
Thank you!!! I can not wait to get it on my lathe... I don;t know if I can remember what it is like to turn without a wobble... lol
I love the final piece. The music you played in the background was very pleasant to listen to as you battled the resin. Good job!
Wow! That was stunning! I also actually understood some of what you were explaining about the tools!
Thank you, Dee!! I am blessed this was helpful and informative :)
that turned out Great Kim. I have that same spot right in the middle of every project I do, it starts vibrating there. practice up before you attack that bigger project with resin.
Oh my gosh yes!! I WILL not mess it up! I keep telling myself this over and over lol
The bowl turned out beautifully Kim🥰😍 awesome work👍🏽
Thank you Aleisha!
Love your work , and very nice piece you made . That would've been a nice little lamp , and love the kitty .....
Thank you Carl!🤗🤗
You're welcome and Happy Thanksgiving to you and your family .
Amazing piece of work, and driving your way through some tough spots with this project. Stay safe ya'll!!!
That is so amazing what you did with the "fog wood". Your skills raises in every single video. I love watching your videos. God bless.
Thanks Tobi!! I hope your still having a blessed time! Don't forget to send me some beautiful pics please :) God bless you and keep you safe!
Hey, I look forward to ur creations....so now, I watch and enjoy!
Thank you Mike🤗
Wow that turned out amazing, beautiful work. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for watching!!
Thank you for the kind words!
Como sempre, profissional, segura, caprichosa, e cheia de imaginação. Parabéns, belo trabalho!!
Very nice work Kim!..unreal how many lathe issues your having but good job working thru them all!..
Thank you! I agree!! Today is delivery day. Maybe it will all be better soon! I hope! :)
@@KimTippin wish we were closer...I'd help you figure it all out..I have my machine shop out back with lots of measuring tools...hooe the new headstock cures your ills!..winter will be here soon..ugh....WNY sucks in winter!
@@MikeB0001 I appreciate that!!. This girl has never seen snow. I wouldn't make it an hour up north in the winter! lol
So inspired to see a female turner. I really have no excuses now...
You can do anything you put your mind to! 🤗
Beautiful work. Glad I found your channel. A new creation making new creations! 😊 God bless.
That turned out GORGEOUS!
Thank you, Gail 🤗🤗
Absolutely beautiful....I find your videos very calming
Thank you for that input! Really helps me create content that is easy to watch. I appreciate it!!
Beautiful! You made something to be proud of.
Thank you 🤗🤗
What a beautiful peace it looks incredible 😻
Thank you, Jason!
Kim Tippin Wood Turning I love your beautiful work I’m looking into doing it for my self and supplying the boutique Galleries in London and Bath as I live in Bristol in the uk 🇬🇧 I look forward to seeing more of your beautiful art 😻🇬🇧🌍
FYI I love your home page ☯️
It turned out beautiful Kim. Nice resin work.
Thank you Suzette!
🤗🤗😍
Uauuu!!! Mais uma peça lindíssima, delicada e única. Muito inspirador assistir teus vídeos. Gratidão!
Really gorgeous end result. totally dig the conundrums!! My hubby is getting a pressure pot to try stuff
like this.
Thank you, Gayle!!
Great work. Glad to see I’m not the only one who struggles time to time finding the right tool.
If I had my cast iron skillets in the shop, I probably would have thrown that at it 😂🤣😊 I was stuggleing! I guess we have to get a real tough challange time to time to keep us on our toes. 😉
I feel your pain with the negative rake carbide tools. They are amazing on the resin with zero chipping, but it makes the wood feel like you're trying to remove concrete. ha ha . It turned out amazing! - Ed
Awesome piece. you great work. Hope the new head stock fixes the problem.
Thanks James! Me too!
Haaaa! I have a problem with all my turning too! I always thought it was me, maybe it's not. I try real hard when I get to that point but always loose. I have to sand 4ever to get it right.
Kim you always impress me with how you have little patience but are more patient than me. Har har. Beautiful job again.
Oh patents is my new stubbornness lol "It will work and I will make it so, no matter what"... I think I scared it into submission. 😂🤣😂 All day Saturday was one after another project fail. At least I got it over with for this week... now onto the next.. haha
Hi Kim love the ( Fog wood ) . made me lol . this is the 1st of your videos that I watched I also watched your hollow form bowl with the burned octopus , Awsome . I am relistening 2 this as I type this and I say ty 4 the tip on the eraser I have sanded a lot of wood and never knew this so tyvm and God Bless
Thank you so much for watching Mark! I am blessed I can help in any way!
I subscribed because of your art but also because of your mistakes! You created an absolutely gorgeous bowl!! God works through our mistakes!
Thank you Pastor!! Yes HE does! Refiners fire 🤗
lovely piece Kim looked a real trouble maker for ya, end result amazing thanks for sharing, hope yer headstock works out for ya cheers Ross
Thanks Ross!! Me too!
Amazing! I'm brand new to turning and found you somehow so I've clicked the bell and can't wait to see more as well as go through some of your previous videos! This one is stunning!
Thanks Joolz. I appreciate that! 🤗🤗
Just noticed the scripture on your head stock. Blessings to you sister. And great peace. And great piece.
Thank you so much 🤗🤗 Blessing to you too!
Turned out beautiful! Love the cat photo bomb!
Midnight (our cat) is quite a character. He loves attention and will hound me for every bit he can get. He always waits for me to finish in the shop to walk me to the door and come inside. He protects me from all the bugs that fly in the shop at night 😁🤗
I have a black cat as well, they may have been from the same litter, he’s exactly the same way, my buddy!
@@richmiscik5373 Black cats are the coolest!! 😎😁
What do you suggest for a beginner, what kind of lathe and so forth....
By the way you do incredible work Kim. Thanks
Another beautiful piece Kim. Keep up the good work!
Looks great ,oh and the bowl’s nice too....lol very nice piece the wood in the middle looks like it’s floating
Thanks Doug! It does doesn't it!?!
Great job Kim. Thanks for sharing..
Thanks for watching!! 🤗🤗
Love your resin work Kim.
Thanks Kim. “The longer it sits the more it chips”. I was wondering why my piece was chipping. I’ve heard that you should allow up to 7 days for a full cure. I guess maybe I need to experiment. I always learn something from your journey.
Thank you 🤗🤗
That's a stunning piece Kim and thanks for the tip about the eraser I've not heard that one before.
Welcome! Make sure it is a stiff eraser. The soft ones just fall apart.
Thank you!!
I've just discovered your channel and I love watching your skill. I think if you were in the uk I'd surround myself in your art. Being a cat lover raises you even higher lol.
Thank you so much Bobbi!!
Looks great Kim! It turned out great!...Bruce
Thanks Bruce!
Very nice piece ...I believe the wobble comes from the jaws..If you watch metal lathe vids with 4 jaw chucks. They have to center the piece in the jaws. we dont have that adjustment .. My wobble is different with every piece I do...sometimes I get it right on the money , and no wobble... Good luck with the new head stock.. P.S your killing me with the flip flops.. lol
Thanks Steve! Yes I have two novas and they have a little of their own wobble. Wirh th new headstock, it is WAY less. PTL!
Shhhhh. Don't get me in trouble! lol 😉😎😉
Enjoyed the video, good use of wood blanks, clever as always.
Thank you Cedar Oak Farm! 🤗😁
Well done Kim it's so beautiful. Cheers
Thank you Sonny!
Appreciate.
God Bless You too Kim!!! Com’ on, gold does come from wood. Especially this week with these horrible temperatures that were enduring; its that wonderful shade from the trees that I’m referring to. Lol. Thanks for another educational video.
K
God bless!!
Yes, it has been misrable to say the least. The older I get the less I can stand it.
Getting a/c spoiled!! lol
I'm getting started woodworking myself it is awesome to see a woman woodworking
Awesome!! Thank you!
@Smileyrie James I agree
Kim, your work is amazing. Once again you show us that our only limitation is our imagination. While watching your video containing your use of a pressure pot I was wondering if you use a vacuum pot to stabilize your material prior to casting? Keep letting your imagination run wild. God Bless.
Great job! I just ordered the other piece from your Etsy shop! I can't wait to get it in next week!
Thank you Armondo!!! I just packed it up and put the label on it!!! I will send it out tomorrow. Thank you so very much!! I truly appreciate the kind words and support!!
Great idea I'll give it a try.Tony from Canada 🇨🇦.Beautiful work!!!!!!
Thank you Lynne!!
Great job!!! I'm a little glad to see that I'm not the only one who struggles some days.
Oh man, this weekend seemed like a waste of time infront of my lathe. I wasn't coming out of my shop until I finished something. lol Stubbornness. lol
One last question! Why would you NOT use a Forstner bit to drill out the center as opposed to using tools to hollow everything out? 15:00
Back when I turned this I didn't have any forster bits. otherwise I would most definitely do that. :)
@@KimTippin oh ok. Good answer! lol I'm new to woodturning and a forstner bit seems like something that would save a lot of time.
Kim, I am about to upgrade my lathe now and every single person I have spoke to with a Laguna has told me about a wobble in it? I like the Laguna products, but from all that I have seen, the Jet 1221VS just may be the way for me to go. Hope yours gets worked out. That bowl, very nice.
Thank you Gary! 🤗 I pray you have no issues regardless to what you get.
Tremendous piece Kim.Its good to know I’m not the only one who struggles with Wood/Resin pieces,also some good advice.Glad I found your channel. x
Thank you Andy!
Kim, turned out very beautiful. Hope your headstock really shows up! 👍🇺🇸
Thank you!! Me too!! UPS likes to schedule one day and deliver a random day a week later... I hope this scheduled delivery will stay as scheduled!
Hey girl!! Very nice!!
I would like to learn to make things with the wood like this like you!! 👍👍👍🥰🥰
Thank you so much
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Teach me!!
keep watching all the great turner on TY! That is how I learned. 😉😁
Ok
I had problems with alignment on my jet, I bolted the lathe to a work top when bought new & only got the alignment right after I fitted it to a proper base that had adjustable casters
Beautiful work and nice coffee mug
Thank you!! I do not think resin is good with hot liquids... I could be wrong...
Beautiful piece. Nice job.
Thank you so much
Do you have multiple cameras, or just the one that you move as needed? This is an excellent view since we can see tool angle and your specific technique. I love watching you turn, and your running commentary is pleasant to learn from.