Amazing videos. I think if you continue to post videos like this than you will start to see your channel grow significantly. Also in the future maybe consider making some educational videos. Great work!
Hi Charlie, thank you for your kind words! So far there are no educational videos in the making. I just want to share the process, but there is a lot to learn if people look closely :)
Hallo Franz, Danke für das schöne Video. Ich bin Hobbydrechsler und frage mich momentan mit was du die Schale nach dem drechseln eingeschmiert hast? Die hast du ja so wie es aussieht nass gedrechselt, dann eingelassen und nochmals nachgetrocknet und dann erst geschliffen oder? Es wäre schon von dir zu hören.
Really loving your videos, your work is so beautiful! And lots to learn just by watching you turn! Just curious, the sanding sealer you put on, would this help minimize tear out? Thanks!
Hi Jackie, I use the sanding sealer to stabilize the softer parts of the spalted wood. This prevents "eroded" areas since the softer parts sand quicker and deeper. I wouldn't use sanding sealer to prevent tear out. A proper amount of shellac or even water (to make the fibers expand) does a better job. The most effective way to prevent tear out is a deadly sharp tool combined with a good technique.
My name is jack and I love to turn wood. I am 14 years old and have been turning for 2 years. Because I do not have a bandsaw I can only turn small bowls and pens and to be able to afford a bandsaw it is inportant for me to sell my products. Please tell me how to sell my stock.
Beautiful Pieces, thanks for sharing. Full View and Like
Super gemacht. Grüße aus Rheinhessen vom Schalendrechsler Andy.
Nice work!
I look forward to your videos.
gorgeous work Franz, thanks for sharing
Love the spaulting nice bowl
That's a stunning bit of wood Franz
Thanks 😊 Fatso
Very nice.
Nice plates!
Amazing videos. I think if you continue to post videos like this than you will start to see your channel grow significantly. Also in the future maybe consider making some educational videos. Great work!
Hi Charlie, thank you for your kind words! So far there are no educational videos in the making. I just want to share the process, but there is a lot to learn if people look closely :)
Hello. What is the liquid you brush on the bowl.
Hallo Franz,
Danke für das schöne Video. Ich bin Hobbydrechsler und frage mich momentan mit was du die Schale nach dem drechseln eingeschmiert hast? Die hast du ja so wie es aussieht nass gedrechselt, dann eingelassen und nochmals nachgetrocknet und dann erst geschliffen oder? Es wäre schon von dir zu hören.
Great video, may i ask what kind of sealer that you used ?
Hi, thanks for the kind words. I use Clou Sanding Sealer.
You inspire me with your work. What was the stuff you brushed on before sanding?
Thank you Bryce, it's sanding sealer!
some narrative please. what did you put on and then sand off?
Allyn, it's sanding sealer.
Beautiful grain
Really loving your videos, your work is so beautiful! And lots to learn just by watching you turn! Just curious, the sanding sealer you put on, would this help minimize tear out? Thanks!
Hi Jackie, I use the sanding sealer to stabilize the softer parts of the spalted wood. This prevents "eroded" areas since the softer parts sand quicker and deeper. I wouldn't use sanding sealer to prevent tear out. A proper amount of shellac or even water (to make the fibers expand) does a better job. The most effective way to prevent tear out is a deadly sharp tool combined with a good technique.
This is so helpful, thank you so much for the reply and the info!
My name is jack and I love to turn wood. I am 14 years old and have been turning for 2 years. Because I do not have a bandsaw I can only turn small bowls and pens and to be able to afford a bandsaw it is inportant for me to sell my products. Please tell me how to sell my stock.
Sehr schönes Holz.👍 Tolles Video 💪
Grüße von meinem Kanal
Danke dir 😊