Woodturning - Can Pine Be Beautiful (Green Turned Pine)
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Woodturning - Can Pine Be Beautiful (Green Turned Pine)
In this woodworking video I use a woodturning lathe to turn a freshly cut scott's pine log into a natural edge vessel
when woodturning a piece like i find it important to nibble away at it until I see what shape the wood wants to be, this is what is so enjoyable about woodturning. big log to bowl (little bowl) but i find removing the wood in layers allows me to find the best possible shape.
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Great work as always!
Thanks fuzzy jane. Amazing to have YOU following along… I’m starstruck, my son loves your videos 😍😍😍
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Cutting fantastic
Thanks 😊
Great skill and thankyou for the upload I will try to make one the same way you showed us .
Great. Let me know how you get on Ric. 👍🏻😊😉
Good job
Nice one Clarence 👍🏻😉
Beautiful product!
Thanks 😊 👍🏻
It’s cool how the shape of it makes it look like it’s glitched out when it’s spinning
Shutter Speed vs Lathe RPM. Lots of happy accidents. Thanks for watching Sam! 😁👍🏻
thats similar to the helicopter that doesnt have to use it’s propellers lol
Yeah that is the same principle 😉👍🏻
Its like a car wheel that spins forward then backwards, such an oddly satisfying thing to watch 💜🇦🇺
@@ThatguyPurps It reminds me of how it looks, when riding a vehicle and fixing your sight on a spot and the landscape passes by
Beautiful work
Nice one RB. Thanks for watching 😊👍🏻
Ficou muito bonito. PARABÉNS
Sorry I have no way of translating this.
Sometimes the way you mount things on the lathe I think “Oh No. That’s gonna hurt.” Or “That’s not gonna turn out right.” But it ends up being beautiful every time.
Then again I’ve been mounted in some ways that I didn’t think were a good idea but I always ended up enjoying myself. 🤷🏼♀️
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From a new turner, a beautiful piece of pine, and I appreciate the responses to the comments and questions. I learned a lot about handling green wood through them. Thank you.
Thank you for watching.. I’m glad you can take something from it. Feel free to fire any questions you have my way.
Nice to have you along for the journey 😊👍🏻
This is so relaxing to watch.... SPECIALLY, without background music.👍
Best to chose your own tunes and have the video sound to the level you want I say! But of Miles Davis for me. 😉👍🏻
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I'll rather hear the machine mixed with the wood scraping sound, is much more immersive.
As a person who also enjoy working with my hands, is more satisfying.
Question: Why not using the sandpaper with a sponge, won't sit better to the surfaces?
By the way: Subscribed.
The music of work is here. The lathe, and chisels, and other tools create a workshop symphony :)
honestly I love pine, but it's far too sappy to be carved well without clogging everything, hats off to you
Cheers man. Much appreciated 😁👍🏻
May I ask, what is that power chisel, carving tool you were using ?
www.axminstertools.com/axminster-flexible-shaft-carver-for-multi-tools-300100
It was cool seeing the movement speed and the FPS line up so we saw what looked like images switching
Happy accident there. Always looks cool though doesn’t it! 😉👍🏻
Well done Jack! That was awesome!
I got to wondering how long it took you to clean all of the pine resin off of your tools??? 😂
Seriously though, great work!
- Seth
Paint thinner usually works a charm. Other strong solvants also do a good job
Yo Seth. Wasn’t an issue to be honest. 🤷♂️ Sorry for late reply. Trying to catch up 😂
@@JackMackWoodturning Haha, all good man!
I love the shape and obviously great work. However, I could see why someone might like the sideways grain but personally it doesn’t do it for me. 3/4 or long grain looks much better in my opinion
Cool 👍🏻
Thanks for sharing buddy
The end result is stunning! I'm curious though, since this is green wood, what will prevent cracking, warping, splitting as it dries?
Thanks for watching Buck. Iv gone into depth on this in a few other comments but in a very simplistic explanation, turning green wood to its final shape without cracking it a lot down to making sure the walls are even thickness throughout and making them thin helps a great deal too this one was around 3-4mm
I don’t try to avoid warping in my work as I feel the warp adds a more natural look to this finish piece.
The end pictures on this video were take. After the piece had fully dried (as all my green turned videos do) and as you can see the piece didn’t warp a great deal with I thought was a bit of a shame.
As I say iv gone into more depth in reply to some of the other comments asking the same thing so feel free to browse them.
Any questions just ask
Thanks for watching 😊👍🏻
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Thank you very much for the reply.
I used to turn back many years ago, and always had this problem and wondered how you overcame it.
Again, a gorgeous piece, and I will be continuing to follow you.
@@BuckHelton my brother has attempted turning bowls into a rough shape, putting them into brown paper bags fully submerged in their own chips/shavings, and leaving them for weeks. After that, he digs em out, dusts em off, and puts a finishing pass on them. He has been successful, but we agree it might have something to do with climate. We live in oklahoma, and the humidity stays moderately high year round.
It will warp and crack as it dries. That's why you would normally rough turn a green project, shelve it to dry, and then finish the turning after you fill or stabilize any cracks.
The end shots were takes after the piece dried.. I turn over 3000 green turned bowls per year. Twice turned bowls are of course one way to turn bowls and the best method for beginners. but green turned items.. as in turned from start to finish while the wood is green.. are a much more advanced method of turning. Sounds like you should ask a few questions portbogie, you might learn something 😆
Nádhera, závidím, když to někdo umí zpracovat. Dřevo je nejkrásnější materiál 🤗
يارب اتوسل اليك بحق اسمك الاعظم ان ترزق صاحب اليد التي ستدعمني فرحة يسجد لها باكيا ورزقا لاينتهي ربي يسعدكن اخواتي بتمنا تساعدوني انا فتحت قناة جديدة ربي رزقكن ويسعدكن😘❤️
This was absolutely beautiful! What do you do with the finished products? I am loving watching your videos
Nice one Andy. Most of the video’s I produce are for fun, in between the day job (production turning). Most of the pieces go home to the wife. 😊👍🏻😉
I would like to recommended for you..next time can you wear gloves..so it's somethings can happen..so make sure your safety first..😇😇..it's nice to see yohr work..fighting 💪💪💪
Gloves are more likely to lead to lost hand buddy. If the material catches it is game over ☠️
Madara Uchiha would straight steal it, since it looks like a Rinnegan.
Say what now ?
Que le aplicaste algún aceite o cera para que agarrara ese brillo y que marca es
In video games, touching an object that looks like the log when you first started the lathe, sends you into the stratosphere.
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Very beautiful piece of pine. I love wood grain it looks fantastic. Magnificent work like always.
Thanks Margaret 😊👍🏻
Spruce
I would say pine can be absolutely beautiful in the right hands! Those hands just happen to be yours. The grain is gorgeous!
😍 thanks Sarah. Glad you enjoyed the video.
Thanks for watching 😊👍🏻
Beautiful piece which I assume smelt amazing as you turned it. 👏
Thanks Ryan, yeah it was incredibly fragrant, makes a very nice change from stinky spalted beech. 🤣
@@JackMackWoodturning it smells like Norway spruce, pine smell is more potent.
Turn a Wood-Block about 5 Kilogramm Into a 500 Gramm Something.....
Haha, I wish that weighed 20kg
More like 1.5kg.. but yeah that’s woodturning. Great isn’t it 😊👍🏻
That pot has a bulls eye painted on it... It's just a matter of time... 🤷🏼♂️
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This piece has a Brancusi quality to it. (Swoooooon)❤
Can only take that as a great complement. If only it was worth the same. 😂 Glad you enjoyed it. 😉👍🏻
The only thing I know how to turn is a phrase
But how beautifully you do so 😄👍🏻
Anyone know what the tool that is used to shave off the small tips? Sounds like a razor but makes quick, short cuts
www.axminstertools.com/axminster-flexible-shaft-carver-for-multi-tools-300100
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Let me start by saying I know nothing about what you do. Beautiful piece, but is there a reason for not keeping the bark edge on the lip of the opening?
Hi Peeler. The pine tree was felled in the summer months, meaning that the bark was wet and the bond between the bark and the wood very weak.
If the tree had been felled in autum or winter there would be more chance of it staying on.
Thanks for watching 😁👍🏻
Класс Ная Вещь Получилось Увас 👍😁👍😅👀🙄😊👍👍 Получилась Красивая Вазочка
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Could anyone else smell pine sap while he dis this? Like I’m just watching and then boom childhood smell of pine wtf
I could. 🤣
do you do anyother woodworking my dad makes cabinets he made me a full size clothes dresser
Yo M. The workshop is equipped to make anything really. I just make what is required as it presents it’s self, recently built a bench and some cupboards. 😊👍🏻
Can we see your floors? SHOW US THE SHAVINGS!!! lol
Hi King, they were up to my waist but I have just had a deep clean. I will be sure to take a floor shot for you in my next video! Thanks for watching 😁👍🏻
I Think that Oil had some better days..
But Nice result👌
That oil is paste wax dude 😆
Cheers for watching 👍🏻
Beautiful! Wish I had those tools! Fingernails don't look too good.
Beautiful presentation and artistic. Terrific angle to display the features of the wood. Thanks for sharing this video.
Thanks cat, much appreciated. Thanks you for watching 😊👍🏻
I can't be the only one who actually was disappointed at 4:25 when that bark got peeled.
Sorry Len 🙃🪵👍🏻
Т.Б отсутствует плохой пример показываешь мистер
Sorry I can not translate this comment
It is pretty and all, but after time, did it misshape and crack? Obviously, green pine is very wet. Love the look of the final product. Love turning green wood, but pine usually splits and cracks pretty easy as it dries. Does your wax blend slow it enough to not misshape and crack?
Hi DWL. The piece didn’t crack. Well it hasn’t yet. It is more to do with turning even and thin walls so the tension is more evenly distributed. Thanks for watching 😉👍🏻
Also, no the wax doesn’t slow down drying. Cracks are cause by tension in the wood.. if you eliminate uneven tension you’ll eliminate the potential for cracks, regardless of the wood type. Hope that helps. 👍🏻
эта деревянная херня со временем рассохнется и потрескается так как точилась не вдоль волокон ,а поперек.
Sure 😉
Don't know why some people dislike pine so much, nice work mate
It’s definitely very difficult to get a nice finish off the gouge due to its tendency to tear out… but I’d rather see this as a challenge rather than a reason not to try.
Thanks for watching mate 😊👍🏻
I really enjoy every kind of Wood i turn , every Wood has his very own hidden Beauty .
@@bluediabolo1 I totally agree
Maybe they just have a need to pine har har
Very nice. So the answer to the video title question is yes obviously.
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I'm pretty sure that while watching the turning I thought I was hallucinating at least a dozen times....
Your welcome joe 😉
What are the specifications of a good lathe machine and how do I get it?
Search ‘Vicmarc lathe’ in Google 👍🏻
I don't know if i would eat out of that or make it a giant Coffe/Tea cup. I do know one thing i would defiantly use it.
It is for IPA. 🍺 😉👍🏻
@@JackMackWoodturning I could definitely see it holding a frosty IPA after a hard day in the yard. That was actually my first thought.😃
技術不錯,但是最終還是失敗作品,濕木上油,不用一個月裂開變形.
Very nice, wouldn't have seen as much of the grain if the piece was starting the other way.
Thanks Chris, it’s never fails
To amaze me how many different shapes and grain patterns are potentially in a piece of wood depending of how you decide to start the work or orientate the grain.
Thanks for watching 😊👍🏻
what kind of tool is that cutter you us to take off nub on bottom please
Hey fran, thanks for watching
The power chisel is an attachment for a rotary tool. Link below
www.axminstertools.com/axminster-flexible-shaft-carver-for-multi-tools-300100
It looks like when I run big mod packs on my pc lmao
Big mod packs?
Jack Mack could work for any North American media outlet...since he is the King of Spin.
Great work. Does the bottom warp when you turn a green piece? No matter what species I turn green the bottom always warps after it dries.
Thanks James. In my experience they don’t move much at all, when turning a green bowl consistent wall thickness is key ( sorry if you already know this) and that goes for the base too. Also the grain orientation will play a part too.
In my production work I turn green bowls to about 4-5mm wall thickness ( you can see this in my video “green turned bowls”) I then leave them to dry for 7-14 days depending on the season, I then sand and finish then i true up the bottom and remove the tennon. In the video you’ll see that when I set the tennon I recess it into the bottom of the bowl.. this gives my plenty stock on the base rim to turn away while trying up.
There are so many ways to skin this cat, this is just the way iv developed to work best for me.
Hope that helps. 🤙🏻
@@JackMackWoodturning it does thanks. I do tend to leave the bottom thick for fear of making a "pretty funnel". I appreciate you taking the time to answer.
Making pretty funnels 🤣🤣
I’d say go for it. Big time, try to go as thin as you can to learn the sound and the feel, you know it just before you go through. Always a second too late. 🤣
Also my advice would be to just make shavings.. all too often people step up to the lathe determined to make a “thing”
And then we make mistakes and never truly learn why.
I’ say buy a full tree freshly felled and just aim for shavings (very useful in the garden and compost remember 🤣) and you “feel” for turning will multiply more than you ever expected.
Then you can step up to that lathe to make a “something” and really enjoy it.
Just my 2p 😊
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He shold make a hammer out of wood bec he was using wood to hammer
Hi Lorraine, thanks for watching.
Not long after making this video I made this one, I think you’ll enjoy it.
th-cam.com/video/KHQ3_RMm_Wk/w-d-xo.html
Eeee bi halta benzemedi
Sorry I have no way to translate this 👍🏻
What kind of finish did you use on this piece? Looks like some kind of dark paste you rubbed on and buffed, then some kind of shellac or varnish you polished to a gloss?
Thanks, I’m an amateur woodturner myself, don’t know much about different kinds of finishes yet, looking to expand my repertoire beyond boiled linseed oil and polyurethane.
Thanks!
Hi Orneno. I am using a homemade paste wax, the ingredients of which are TOP SECRET. 😊👍🏻
@@JackMackWoodturning oh okay 🤣 Even that varnish you put over the paste wax is secret?
А ваза то треснутая ай-яй-яй! ☝️😏
Normally, we see with eyes interference waves on water surface. Now, here we're seeing 'Interference on wood'. That's the name I'd like to give this piece.
It the first sound like a thabala 😀
Ooh now there is a great idea for a video. I wonder if I could turn a tabla! 😉👍🏻
@@JackMackWoodturning 😘hehe
Would you be willing to share the make and model of your lathe please?
It’s sold by Axminster tools and made by some random manufacturer in Taiwan. It’s a very very poor lathe for the money they now charge for it. The lathe I have is only 50% the original lathe I bought as iv had to change and fix so many broken parts. I’d personally avoid buying the machines they put their stickers on and I’d certainly not recommend them to others.
If you want to spend over 3,000 on a lathe vicmarc or Laguna would be a much better place to start.
@@JackMackWoodturning Hey, thank you for taking the time to respond to my question. I have a 50 year old Rockwell Lathe that I bought used in 1984. I am about to retire and want to upgrade so I can have some fun turning in retirement. I would like not to have to spend 3K on a new lathe. Is there anything out there that you might recommend? I definitely want the chuck capability on head and tail stock. Most lathes I look at on line are short beds. I also want to be able to turn longer stock. Thanks. By the way, your work is amazing.
... как же хочется такой станок на дачу ... 😪
I don't know about pine but a lot of women love my wood.
Sure they do paddy
Nice carving! I loved how it turned out!
I do have a question though. In multiple points in the video, it seemed that the log was skipping a bit in the rotation, like it wasn't one consistent shot of you carving, even though the wood shaving stream looked consistent. Was is cut up for any reason? It just got more distracting as time went on as it kept on happening, so I just wanted to ask.
Hey. I hear this question a lot from people nee to woodturning videos.
The distortion you seeing is some strange marriage between frame rate of the camera (60FPS) and the lathe speed (normally around 1200 RPM) then when a clip is sped up to various speeds the spinning work piece can look like it’s slowly turning backwards, or standing still, or moving in staggered steps..
In reality it’s just spinning towards me at 1200-2000 rpm. 🤙🏻
Thanks for watching 😊
In other words... your brain is at fault because it seems what it expects is happening, not what is.
@@sidelvar it’s more the camera’s fault.
That's beautiful.
You're turning that and I could smell the fresh pine.
Me too 😉
What?! You got your head in a freshly cleaned toilet ;-)
Do you ever get wood under your nails?
No nails 😬
@@JackMackWoodturning makes sense
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Is there a risk ur hand can get cut by a splinter?
Iv’e not had one and I have been turning for many years so I guess not. 😉👍🏻
This is the real, wonderful transformation. Thoughts materialize in an instant before your eyes! What is a person not capable of? After all, God also creates and loves diversity. But he created only the good. We are particles of God! The main thing is to turn thoughts into something good to calm the soul, and not to create weapons for killing! Jack and his kind can do it! Good luck to you!!!
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That's an amazingly healthy peice of tree, woah!
Cheers Bare, thanks for watching 👍🏻😁
0:53; are my eyes playing tricks on me or is it just me
Camera frame rate vs lathe RPM often delivers some interesting visual effects! 😉👍🏻
What was the power tool that you used to shave off the wood?
www.axminstertools.com/axminster-flexible-shaft-carver-for-multi-tools-300100
Great looking piece. Love it!
What type of pine is that? Just wondering. I like the bark on that pine a lot more than the bark we have on four pine locally.
Thanks, this is Scott’s pine.. the section in this video is from close to the top of an extremely large tree so it’s relatively young growth. 😊👍🏻
@@JackMackWoodturning awesome! Thank you. May have to be on the lookout for that. Lol 😂
I was wondering myself. We don't have that type of pine in Florida I don't think. I've never seen any with that type of bark.
Really beautiful, how do you prevent it from drying out and cracking?
Making the sides thin and even reduces surface tension. Usually does the job 😉👍🏻
Why wouldn't a pine be beautiful‽ 🌲
Most woodworkers deem soft woods to be rubbish, not worthy of Working with. I feel that is incorrect
*reads video title.
"Aw man that had to be a horrible resin coated tool, and damaged grain nightmare"
*watches video where it turns perfectly and ends up being gorgeous.
"Damn."
Haha. Did you get baked to watch it? 😶🌫️
Pine IS beautiful - thank you for sharing yet another delightful piece.
Thanks T. Glad you enjoyed it 😉👍🏻
Show us the piece after one week of drying.
You got to see it after 6 weeks of drying instead.. the end pictures are taken long after the piece was turned 😊
Really beautiful, love the way the wood grain looks since you turned it horizontally
Lovely job mate, that grain is fabulous, great video as well, thank you!
Thanks Robert. I appreciate you watching 😊👍🏻
Leckt lärm
Will it shrink and crack as it air drys over the next few years?
This piece was 4mm thick when finished. A piece of this thickness takes about 3 days to dry in a warm room. I made this months ago and it never cracked. The key to this is even wall thickness 😊👍🏻
@@JackMackWoodturning I have done wood working as a hobby for 30+ years but not turning. You never know where wood has stress until you cut/shape it even after it is dried. You take your piece and you take your chances. For glue ups you run parallel boards in an alternating pattern like waves to avoid cupping. Burls have multiple grains going on all directions and I always wondered why some of them don't come apart during turning. It's not like you use scrapers on them. Thanks for responding.
Very Nice, too bad it has a crack in it already.
Nar I like it
При натирке ветошь опасно работаете
yep i think we can now say pine is beautiful.
I am glad you agree 😊😉
What's the crack there
Is that a question?? 😊
Hi, I' Umberto new subscriber from Italy. Very nide job! Thanks for sharing!
Thank you. I appreciate you subscribing 😊👍🏻
Great looking piece Jack, looks fantastic. Keep safe, John
Cheers John. Any softwood about in your neck of the woods??
Not as such, on video E68 I turned some softwood but it's just awful to work and looks terrible. I did get a load of teak today, the first in over 6 months. Keep safe.
Another cool project. I know you know what you’re doing, but I still cringe when you start turning that perpendicular chunk of wood 🤓.
Practice makes perfect, try not to worry Bryan 😉😂👍🏻
Bhai kya tum mujhe bhi sikha sakte ho kya
Second time watching beautiful bowl, I subscribed at around 2000? Your subs are fantastic great job. Stay safe
Cheers Bev. Getting there slowly but surely. 😊👍🏻🙏
Do you have a store where you buy this stuff???
Contactjackmack@gmail.com
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I bet those chisels cut thru the pine like butter.
Especially with the Tormek!
Did anyone else close their eyes when the wood debris flew towards the camera?😂🤦🏻♀️
Haha. Thanks for watching 😊👍🏻
Will green wood crack over time, also is pine sappy, thus harder to work with???
Green wood will shrink/contract while drying… cracking is a function tension. When you remove wood from a bowl/vase/vessel you are removing the potential for tension,.
This is why the key to green turned bowls not cracking is even wall thickness but also why generally thinner is better.
It allows the remaining wood to warp rather than crack. As less tension is acting upon it but also because a thinner wall is a more elastic wall.
Wood movement is a incredibly extensive topic that could take me all day to explain in depth and there’s very few hard and fast rules the apply 100% of the time.
I’m always happy to answer any questions you may have though.
To your other question… I don’t find it to be too sappy, I turn a lot of cherry and that stuff oozes “tree blood” (never really causes a problem as it most often in the most outer layers of the sap wood/just under the bark.
Pine is just a pig to turn because the end grain LOVES to tear out, even with super sharp tools and lots of experience I still struggled with this piece. I’m sure there is a nack to it but I hardly ever turn it so I doubt il ever really crack it.
As ever Tanna, thanks for watching and feel free to blast any questions my way.
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It's shaped like one of the flower monsters from Mario
The Venus fly trap?
@@JackMackWoodturning exactly
I think it was rotating too fast for the Matrix....
😂 lathe RPM in multiples of camera shutter speed = glitch in the matrix 😁👍🏻
May I ask what yellowish finish you used on this nice pine piece?
That was a homemade past wax, however I instantly regretted my choice of finish as soon as I put it on. Upon reflection I’d rather I’d left this piece naked/without any finish. But I guess there is always next time.
Thanks for watching 😊👍🏻
Ive always shied away from turning pine. Ive cut down, sawed up and burned log after log. Gee, maybe i should have been turning pots n bowls.
It’s certainly worth a try mark. Thanks for watching mate 😊👍🏻
ماشاء الله تبارك الرحمن تسلم ايدك عمل جميل ممتاز تحياتي لك من فلسطين غزه
To jack nice job well done
From paul chapman at east sheen