Woodturning a Milliput Vase - New Technique
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- In this video I turn a vase out of sapele and Milliput using a new foam core technique.
Milliput epoxy putty
www.milliput.com/
Yorkshire Grit woodturner's abrasive paste
yorkshire-grit....
Easy Wood Tools
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Easy Wood Tools are available in the UK from Yandles
www.yandles.co.uk/
Robert Sorby Tools
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The magnetic tool rest light I use in the video is fro Woodart Products
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My name is Jim Overton, welcome to my channel.
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Disclaimer
Woodturning is potentially dangerous!
My videos are designed to give viewers creative ideas.
The way I work is not necessarily the best or safest way to work!
Your safety is your own responsibility not mine.
Please follow all safety procedures and wear personal protective equipment.
Wear a visor and a respirator dust mask at all times.
Be safe, be creative and enjoy your turning.
I’m more and more amazed with every video of yours I watch. I am definitely hooked.
Thank you very much for taking the time to watch and comment, I really appreciate it.
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Your ideas never fail to impress. Lovely vase.
Thank you very much Derek, glad you like the new method
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Very nice Jim. I love yor daughters introduction!!!
Thank you very much Dave. Mia takes some persuading to perform but loves hearing herself on the videos, she also loves the attention if I take her to a Woodworking show.
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Awesome work, you truly are the king of milliput
Thank you Simon, much appreciated.
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Jim you are the Milliput King Awsome 😁👍👍
Thank you very much Neal, glad you like it.
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Ingenious, what a beautiful vase.
Thank you very much Andy
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Such a great idea. Beautiful vase.
Thank you very much Samantha, glad you like it.
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Very creative. Beautiful result. Keep it up Jim!
Thank you very much Dave
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Nice Vase Jim! Love that new Milliput color too.
Thank you very much Jeff. Yes the new colour is great.
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Brilliant idea! And beautiful combination.
Thank you very much
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Simply astonishing Jim, I think this may be my favorite woodturning creating ever!
Thank you very much
Great video. Pretty little vase!
Thank you very much
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The Beard x16 sent me, nice upload, subscribed.
Thank you very much for coming across and subscribing, much appreciated.
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Love it and I want some of the turquoise Milliput!
Thank you very much Carol, hopefully I will be able to make an announcement about the turquoise release date soon.
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Surprised it can hold so well.
Terrific
Thank you very much David, it is surprisingly sticky and strong.
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Very nice work and clear explanation, sir👍
In particular, I appreciated the use of multilayered Milliput to simulate marble nuances, stunning!
With just a bit darker turquoise and a more scattered and stretched black, the outcome could easily resemble the Italian Carrara Marble, a very renowned marble type of ours.
Keep up your good work 😉
Thank you very much 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
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Very cool technique, it makes for a beautiful piece.
Thank you very much Karyn
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Your experiments in wood turning are incredible. Just a wonderful piece. Will have to try milliput soon and will also try the fine version of Yorkshire grit.
Thank you very much Bill, glad you like my mad ideas. Milliput and YG Microfine are a perfect combination
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I like that! Nice to see you again!
Many thanks Marilyn
That looks great Jim
Thank you very much Paul, glad you like it mate.
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I know you posted this three years ago but I’ve just discovered you. Such an interesting experiment with excellent voice over. Thank you for sharing 🌞
Thank you very much Ray
Milliput Maestro .. cool 😎👍
Thanks mate, much appreciated.
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Thanks for that Jim looks very good didnt know you could use Milliput like that.
I have been wanting to make a barrel for a while but always struggled with what to make the metal bands out of and having watched this I think Milliput will do it.
Thank you
Thank you very much Graham. Yes Milliput is amazingly versatile, have you seen my Milliput barrel video ?
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@@JimsonMakes I have seen all your videos and that barrel started me thinking, I didnt know I could use it like that.
So thanks again
That looks amazing!
Thank you very much Judy, glad you like it
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Very cool idea Jim, great finished piece! :D
Thank you very much Dave
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I've yet to start my woodturning journey yet, but I continue to be inspired by gentlemen like yourself. Love the use of the different t materials especially the foam as a former/support for the milliput.
Great work.
Thank you very much, I really appreciate you taking the time to watch and comment. Be careful Woodturning is highly addictive.
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Turned out real nice.
Thank you very much Mike
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Excellent video. Great technick.
Thank you very much
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Very neat idea!
Thank you very much
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Looks fantastic! 👊🏻
Thank you very much Jon👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
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More brilliance, thank you :)
Thanks Howard , much appreciated
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Great video. Thanks for sharing. 👍🏻😃
Thank you very much Raymond.
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Thanks for this Jim. X
Thank you very much for watching Maggie
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the MRS here... oh my mr Jim!!! that is beautiful!!! fun as all heck to watch!!!!! thank you!
Thank you very much Russell, glad you enjoyed it.
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Very artistic as always Jim. I'm delighted to hear that Milliput are bringing out a turquoise colour - I'm sure it will be come very popular.
Thank you very much Alan. Hopefully I will be able to make an announcement about the turquoise release date soon.
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Your videos a pure inspiration. Always a reminder to step back and try to see things in a new and different way. Great stuff, thanks!
Thank you very much Daniel, glad you like my stuff.
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very nice love the colour
Thank you very much, yes I love the blue.
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Very much enjoyed your video and gave it a thumbs up also
Thank you very much Russell, delighted you enjoyed the video and thanks for the thumbs up 👍🏼
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Oh my god!!!!!! I can’t believe it!! I have had the most stressful day ever and this has made me so happy!!! I absolutely love it!!!!! I’m so excited!!!!!
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WOW!! My mind is running overtime what can be achieved with Milliput. Thank you Jim.
Thank you very much Ian, yes Milliput is incredibly versatile.
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Great project! Happy holidays!
Thank you very much Nancy. Happy Holidays to you too.
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Class brilliant easy to follow video.
Thank you very much Robert, glad you like it.
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Great job!!!
Thank you very much
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Beautiful piece Jim. 😍 Love the way it turned out. Have a wonderful weekend!
Thank you very much Heath, yes I love it when a plan comes together 👍🏼
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Beautiful
Thank you very much
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Nice job
Thank you very much Mike
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Love it Jim, You continue to be a great source of inspiration to us provide us with fantastic library of projects for us lesser mortals to try!
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Paul
Thank you very much Paul, I appreciate your very kind words. Lots of possibilities with this technique.
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Jim,
Very cool. I love what you're doing with Milliput. Beautiful vase.
~Kevin
Thank you very much Kevin, always fun to try something new.
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Jim
very impressive!
Thank you very much Keith, glad you like it
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Very nice and smart
Thank you very much Steve
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Wow what an amazing use for milliput. I will definitely be giving it a go. I can get off cuts of insulation boards from work. You really are the milliput king 🤴
Thank you very much, yes well worth trying. Thanks for watching.
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This looks fantastic love the design. Looking forward to trying some of these and best of luck with the rest of your projects
Thank you very much Gavin, lots of possibilities with this technique.
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Great project Jim, I really enjoy the way you explain what you are doing and watching the results as you go through the process.
Thank you very much Gary, glad you like my style of video.
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Nice work mate im going to try this
Thank you very much John, yes well worth a try.
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I love the “squidging” bit the best!
Gotta love Squidging. Thanks for watching.
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Superb!
Thank you very much
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Crikey! What a great technique, some great possibilities there. Thanks for sharing, I live and learn.
Thank you very much Gordon. Yes there are certainly many possibilities with this technique.
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Another beautiful job Jim your ideas give us all the inspiration to try new things and now that winter is coming I will be able to get back in the cellar and turn a few things.regards David
Thank you very much David, glad to have inspired you.
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Brilliant Jim! Foam as a form-Genius!👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Thank you very much Alan, the foam sure saves on Milliput and makes hollowing very easy.
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Amazing .
Thank you very much
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Way cool great job.
Thank you very much, I was pleased with how the technique worked out.
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Brilliant idea and a very fine result, another lovely clear tutorial . Top marks and thanks for sharing. 😊🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟💖
Thank you very much Jackie, glad you like it.
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That is fantastic, Jim! Its got a urban camo effect feel to it. Love it!! 👍👍👌
Thank you very much Sam, yes I nearly called it the urban camo vase.
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Beautiful Jim, I love the new color. I would never have thought about using foam for a core, Brillant thinking.
Thank you very much Beth
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Jim
Very nice
Thanks
Great job Jim...very creative and well narrated video..thoroughly enjoy your videos.
Thank you very much Fifi, I’m delighted you like my style of video, and thank you very much for your continued support.
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Jim-O nicely done, looking forward to more of these videos...
Thank you very much Nirav, more videos coming soon.
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lol mad as a box of frogs you are mate, lovely job brilliant idea as always, cheers Ross
Thank you very much Ross, yes certified bonkers
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Very interesting turn, Jim.
Thanks for your time.
Lee
Thank you very much Lee, glad you like it.
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INSPIRED-enough said ...... thanks for sharing Jim
Thank you, much appreciated
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I bet you put a lot of thought in that vase and a lot more possiblitys came out of it.all the best 👏👏👏
Thank you very much Barry, yes loads of possibilities.
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Great experiment, Jim - love the final result. The milliput looks great treated in this way! Cheers!
Thank you very much Stewart, loads of possibilities with this technique. It shall be appearing again !
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Awesome
Thank you very much Dale
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That was fantastic bit of a process. The vase was great too! 😎
Thank you very much Josh, glad you like it.
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Outstanding , brilliant job Jim!
Cheers, Bram
Thank you very much Bram, much appreciated mate.
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A great informative and very pleasant easy listening presentation, far better than tv. You inovation is amazing as is this project, nice one Jim! regards, Tony(UK)
Thank you very much Tony, delighted you enjoyed it.
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Excellent job my friend, great idea and well executed... The vase looks awesome, and a great pattern with the milliput...
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Thank you very much Adam. Took a bit of planning but the result was worth the effort.
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Very clever, as usual. I love milliput but at approx. $10 per pack it does start to add up. That said, I am looking forward using the new colors.
Thank you very much, Milliput is a lot more affordable here in the UK.
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Jim
A brilliant idea Jim, and masterfully executed mate. Lovely looking vase, and yet more uses for Milliput :)
Great video.
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Mike
Thanks Mike, glad you like it mate. Lots of creative possibilities with the foam core.
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Jim
You should put those beautiful milliput shavings into resin for a piece.
The shavings tend to crumble into dust if you try and do much with them, they do look cool though when they first come off the piece. Thanks for watching.
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Great thinking Jim turned out nice
Thank you very much Onur
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Tenons forever!
Yep, should have gone with a tenon as plan A. The sapele was very brittle, I was worried that the tenon may snap off too.
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@@JimsonMakes As a rule I always try and use tenons. Just stronger. I would be surprised if the tenon would snap. Only seen it on split wood. Where would us woodturner be without a "design modification" or two, or three, etc
Exactly👍🏼👍🏼
Very creative idea for the vase. Looks really nice! I have been turning Sapele a lot lately. Got some kiln dried blanks at a good price. It turns out gorgeous and have you noticed the wonderful scent it puts off while turning? My wife loves when I walk by while turning sapele.
Thank you very much Tom. I love the way Sapele looks once turned but I don’t particularly enjoy turning it, I have developed a bit of a sensitivity to the dust over the past few years. I think I now associate the smell of it with sneezing and itching. Kiln dried Sapele tends to be very dusty to work with as you will have found.
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@@JimsonMakes I definitely get some sneezing, but haven't had any itching problems from it. You are correct, though. Quite dusty. I wear a respirator while turning. My face shield and glasses get coated with the dust in minutes making it quite the pain. Constantly wiping that off so I can see what I am doing.
Yes I always wear a respirator too. It is my eyes that get itchy.
That’s a cool idea, Jim.
Thank you very much Rick, lots of possibilities with this technique.
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reminds me of some kind of a camouflage pattern, I like it! smart and innovative as always, I'm looking forward to whatever you come up with next ❤ keep up the good work and take care, good sir.
Thank you very much, yes does look a bit urban camo like, I almost titled the video urban camo vase.
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beautiful little vase. Ron
Thank you very much Ron
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That turned out really well in the end. Luckily the mortice blew out before you started hollowing, unlike what happened to me today.
Love the miliput colours, not sure that they suit well with the Sapele, but that's just my personal taste.
Great project.
Thank you very much Paul, sounds like you had a calamity. I have just had a huge fail on a long term project, trying to work out a way of finishing it.
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Nice one always nice to see your work and ideas
All the best Bernie
Thank you very much Bernie, glad you like it.
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Very nice piece. You are so creative. Big fan . Excellent 👍👍👍👍👍
Thank you very much Rex, much appreciated.
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Great work as always Jim, I really like the idea and plan to give it a go, thank you for sharing - :-)
Thank you very much Clive, this technique certainly has a lot of possibilities.
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Excellent idea Jim! Love it
Thank you very much Phil
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you are a master , that fine example should be on loan at the tate gallery. just a mention for bob ross he is one of our favourite painters on level with the dutch masters . mr.ross has entertained us for years and reruns on various pbs telly station . we think of bob ross as a saint in heaven . thank you for your fine programming . cheers and glad tidings.
Thank you very much. Yes Bob Ross is brilliant, I have spent many hours watching his TV programmes.
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Jim it is an amazing urn you made just awesome.
Thank you very much Kobie, glad you like it.
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mate this came out awesome
Thank you very much my friend, I thought you would like this one.
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Jim, very nice video, as, usual 👍👍👍The idea, too. 😀
Thank you very much, glad you like it.
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Beautiful!
Thank you very much Aleksey
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Nice working, amazing..u are awesome man 😍👍
Thank you very much, much appreciated
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First time viewer, very nice vase, loved the colors. Is it able to hold water for live flowers? Thanks for sharing.
Thank you very much Shawn. It could hold water if the inside was coated with resin, which shouldn’t be too difficult. Many thanks for watching
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I don't know if it would hurt milliput but to get rid of foam you could pour lacquer thinner in there..
Using solvent would work and should not affect the Milliput. I did consider this as a method but it would be messy and more costly and pose a problem with disposal of the waste. It would be good for a more tricky shape but the foam was easy to remove on this piece. Many thanks for watching.
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hi jim, looks great i like it.
Thank you very much
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