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tfturning
United Kingdom
Приєднався 3 бер 2018
Welcome to my channel, I'm Tim. I began woodturning in 2018 after a six-month crash course at the University of UA-cam.
Here you'll see me creating unique pieces from wood, bowls to hollow forms, pens to musical instruments and everything between.
My videos are edited, providing a highlight my process to hopefully, entertain and inspire.
If you enjoy my content, please consider subscribing, you'll be the first to know when I upload new videos and it'll help to grow the channel.
You can find me on Instagram: tfturning
Interested in buying a piece? Visit my Etsy store: www.etsy.com/uk/shop/tfturning
To support the channel directly via PayPal, you can here: paypal.me/tfturning
I appreciate every donation and it will go towards tools and materials for future woodturning projects:
Any questions or want to just get in touch, send me an email: tfturning@gmail.com
Thank you! Your support is very much appreciated!
Here you'll see me creating unique pieces from wood, bowls to hollow forms, pens to musical instruments and everything between.
My videos are edited, providing a highlight my process to hopefully, entertain and inspire.
If you enjoy my content, please consider subscribing, you'll be the first to know when I upload new videos and it'll help to grow the channel.
You can find me on Instagram: tfturning
Interested in buying a piece? Visit my Etsy store: www.etsy.com/uk/shop/tfturning
To support the channel directly via PayPal, you can here: paypal.me/tfturning
I appreciate every donation and it will go towards tools and materials for future woodturning projects:
Any questions or want to just get in touch, send me an email: tfturning@gmail.com
Thank you! Your support is very much appreciated!
Butternut / White Walnut - Wood Turning
Welcome welcome! In this video I will be taking a piece of what I believe to be Butternut, a.k.a. white walnut to make a small curvy bowl on the woodturning lathe.
Im not entirely sure what the species of wood but but it looks and feels a lot like previous pieces of butternut I've turned in the past. If you think another wood better fits the bill then let me know!
Sealed with Chestnut Products cellulose sanding sealer and polished with TrueGrit abrasive paste to finish.
As always, thanks for watching! Please feel free to leave a comment on what you liked or disliked. If you enjoyed this, please consider subscribing to the channel. Thank you for your support, it really means a lot!!
Follow me on the socials:
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My pieces are often for sale on Etsy:
www.etsy.com/uk/shop/tfturning
If you would like to purchase something that isn't on Etsy please feel free to send an email to: tfturning@gmail.com
Alternatively, if you want to directly support the channel, you can here: paypal.me/tfturning
No amount is too small and this money will always go towards the purchase of tools and materials for more turning content.
#tfturning #Woodturning #woodworkingart
00:00 - Intro
00:12 - Getting set up, mounting, sharpening and the like
00:40 - Taking off the corners and flattening the bottom
01:17 - Rough shaping the outside
02:07 - Sanding and cleaning the tenon egdes
02:30 - Mounting on the tenon and flattening the top
02:55 - Marking and rough shaping the rim
03:15 - Hollowing out the bowl
03:50 - Sanding, lots of sanding
04:13 - Chestnut's sanding sealer
04:38 - TrueGrit abrasive paste polish
05:37 - Mounting of a jam chuck to remove the tenon
06:20 - Cleaning the foot and adding detail
06:48 - Removing the nubbin
07:51 - Adding my makers mark
08:30 - Close ups
09:10 - Thanks for watching!
*These videos are non instructional and 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. 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!
Im not entirely sure what the species of wood but but it looks and feels a lot like previous pieces of butternut I've turned in the past. If you think another wood better fits the bill then let me know!
Sealed with Chestnut Products cellulose sanding sealer and polished with TrueGrit abrasive paste to finish.
As always, thanks for watching! Please feel free to leave a comment on what you liked or disliked. If you enjoyed this, please consider subscribing to the channel. Thank you for your support, it really means a lot!!
Follow me on the socials:
tfturning
tfturning/
My pieces are often for sale on Etsy:
www.etsy.com/uk/shop/tfturning
If you would like to purchase something that isn't on Etsy please feel free to send an email to: tfturning@gmail.com
Alternatively, if you want to directly support the channel, you can here: paypal.me/tfturning
No amount is too small and this money will always go towards the purchase of tools and materials for more turning content.
#tfturning #Woodturning #woodworkingart
00:00 - Intro
00:12 - Getting set up, mounting, sharpening and the like
00:40 - Taking off the corners and flattening the bottom
01:17 - Rough shaping the outside
02:07 - Sanding and cleaning the tenon egdes
02:30 - Mounting on the tenon and flattening the top
02:55 - Marking and rough shaping the rim
03:15 - Hollowing out the bowl
03:50 - Sanding, lots of sanding
04:13 - Chestnut's sanding sealer
04:38 - TrueGrit abrasive paste polish
05:37 - Mounting of a jam chuck to remove the tenon
06:20 - Cleaning the foot and adding detail
06:48 - Removing the nubbin
07:51 - Adding my makers mark
08:30 - Close ups
09:10 - Thanks for watching!
*These videos are non instructional and 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. 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!
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Colourful Maple Burl Vase - Woodturning
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Welcome welcome, this video sees the return of a twig pot I turned from maple burl a little over 3 years ago. Ever since it has been sat on the shelf telling me to reshape and hollow so, this is what happened. I also added some colour with the Chestnut Products spirit stains, red, purple and yellow and finally finished with a little Walrus oil. As always, thanks for watching! Please feel free t...
Wood Turning and Pyrography - Oak Hollow Form
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Welcome welcome! In this video I use a woodturning lathe to make a small hollow form with white oak followed by a little pyrography adding detail to the existing grain lines of the timber. Firstly mounted on a drive spur to form the tenon before being flipped over for the rest of the process. Shaped using a 3/8ths bowl gouge for the most part. The centre was removed with a 14mm Forstner bit and...
An Impossible Bowl - Multi Axis Wood Turning
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Welcome welcome! In this video I will be making an impossible emerging bowl in a board. The timber is Basswood (Linden/Lime) and it was shaped using multi axis wood turning techniques and the lathe. Mounted either by worm screw or tenon this piece was turned on two separate axis using my bowl gouge, beading tool and parting tool and due to the shape, speed and general pointiness of the board wh...
Multi Axis Wood Turning In Almost Every Direction
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Welcome welcome! In this video I make twig pot twins using a lathe and multi axis wood turning methods. A piece of black walnut was mounted onto a waste block then shaped before being cut in half, rotated 90 degrees, shaped some more. The blanks were then mounted individually in the spindle orientation to remove waste wood and shape the top of the vases. Finally a sand and a coat of shellac to ...
Multi Axis Wood Turning - The Emerging Ball
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Hello folks! In this video I will be experimenting to make an emerging ball piece. This is something I have wanted to try for a while but never gotten round to it. Starting with a blank approximately 20mm square by about 150mm long, mounted off centre to create the first hemisphere. The blank was then rotated by 90 degrees along its length to create the second hemisphere matching up with the si...
A Boring Old Block Becomes Something Special - Wood Turning
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Oh hi, long time no see! Apologies for my absence over these last few months but winter sucks and it's really kicked my ass this year.. that said, it is getting warmer/lighter and I have actually been back into the workshop to make a thing! And what better way to start back with than with a bowl from one of my absolute favourite woods, olive. Yes please! Relatively smooth sailing until half of ...
Wood stain experiment on oak - Woodturning
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Turning A Thin Square Bowl - American Walnut Off-Cut
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Woodturning a small bowl from idigbo.
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Woodturning Denim In Epoxy Resin - Slimline Pen Kit.
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Spalted Silver Birch Vase With A Super Shiny Finish - Woodturning
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Christmas Tree Ornament - Easy Wood Turning Project
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Ebonized and Textured Oak Vase - Did I run it? - Woodturning
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Making a Kashaka / Kush Kash / Asalato - African percussion - Wood Turning Walnut, Paracord and Rice
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Making a Shiny Bowl from Cherry Wood.
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Decorative Trees made from Maple and Padauk - Wood Turning
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What does one need to do to prepare to turn harder woods? Just frequent sharpening of the tools? I was here assuming you would use carbides (i'm a noob).
That's what it comes down to really, the harder woods dull your tools quicker so you're forever back and to to the bench grinder. It's a lot of light cuts too, can't hoof out big chunks like you can with birch for example. The tools will get HOT too 😂 Well worth the effort. I still do use carbide for certain things but the vast majority of the time it's a 3/8ths bowl gouge. No right or wrong, whatever works 😁
nice one 👍
Cheers Steve!
Nice
Thanks bud!
So beautiful
Thank you so much!
Very beautiful job Tim! I love the shape. 😊
Thanks Todd, glad you like it! 😁
Nice piece. What tool did you use to add the burn line decorations to the base? (only familiar with doing this with wire)
Thank you so much! I burnt the lines with a thin off-cut of wood. Normally i'll use an ice cream stick but I didn't have any to hand that day. That's actually a great reason to put ice cream on my shopping list! Wire is perfect for external detail.
Great little bowl nice design,good job.
Thank you so much, glad you like it 😁
Love your videos! Where did you get your makers mark brand? I've been looking for one but haven't been able to find one like you have.
Thank you so much!! This was a bit of a custom, I had my logo cut into aluminium using a CNC then shaped the 'spoon' afterwards. It's a lot less faff when marking just one or two at a time. What I will say is the aluminium is a little soft and heats up quickly, go with brass or stainless, my next will definitely be from one of those. Thanks for watching!!
Pretty little bowl Tim, I've never turned white walnut, looks nice!
Cheers Mike, it is quite a nice one to work with.
Thanks 👍
And thank you Colin! 👍
That's lovely Tim! 😃
Cheers Val 😁
Very pretty little bowl 👍👍
Cheers Luie, glad you like it 😁
A comment for the algorithm and a huge Thank You to the turner! ✌🏻🎨☕️
Thanks for taking the time, very much appreciated!! 😁
Beautiful bowl, Tim. 😊
Thanks Rob! 😁
Really nice piece love the shape
Cheers Colin!
Beautiful piece of work 👏👏
Thank you so much! 😁
looks good
Thank you!
Nice and shiny mate, looks great
Cheers Harki! I do like this wood, sands up and takes a finish perfectly! Thanks for watching!
Very nice, Tim!
Thank you Billy!
Oh and the burned rings in the base. Chef's Kiss!
Bon appetit 😁
Ridiculously satisfying watching this. Get scooped Bowl !
Cheers brotato! When I was editing this I wanted a part to rotate a little more, so in my notes I wrote, get rotated.. instantly thought of you 😂😂
Looking good Tim 👍
Thanks Dave! 😁
Cool piece 😊
Thank you so much! 😁
Amazing piece.
Thanks!
What a gorgeous little bit of wood, turned to perfection by the Champion of Chatoyance. And isn't nubbin a beautiful word? I'm off now to say nubbin a thousand times before I go to bed. Goodnight everyone.
Haha nubbin, absolutely one of the best words! Thanks Mark, you're far too kind! Enjoy your evening, time well spent I reckon! Take care.
Did you find ash to be prone to cracking when turning thin
Not with this one but I have had some crack in the past. Ash isn't half as bad as oak especially when turned green.
This is a good one 😂 👏🏼
Thanks! 😁
Awaste of timber, whats it supposed to be
Not just a waste of timber, a complete waste of time and effort too! What should I have turned instead, world peace?
There are two types of people in this world and @richardyoung7233 is definitely one of them.
Very cool!
Thank you so much!
That came out really pretty, Tim! Nicely done!
Thanks Billy! Really enjoying adding colour at the moment.
That’s one spicyyyyy mestabally 😎💪
Free the bollock 😂😂
That's a winner Tim! 👋
Thanks Todd!!
Hi Tim, I love it. The choice of colours really made the burr pop. Take care mate. Cheers, Huw
Thank you Huw! Wasn't sure about the super dark purple at first but it's grown on me a lot. Cheers mate, take care!
Nice recycle job Tim😁
Thanks Stuart, it's been on a shelf by my living room light switch for the last three and a bit years, looked at it a lot in that time too! Happy with the results but also glad I don't have to think about it anymore 😂
that's very nice!!
Thanks Luie, much appreciated!
Nicely done. The color really brought out the grain of the burl. Very nice.
Thanks for stopping by Doug, glad you like it!
I love the way the colors blended together. Well done Tim 👍
Thanks Jojo, much appreciated my friend!
That's really nice Tim! 😃
Many thanks Val! 😁
Very niiiicccceeely done
Cheers Larry! 😁
When you produced the hollowing hook I thought you were joking! Talk about keyhole surgery; you're fearless mate! The colours aren't quite my cuppa' tea but it's a very interesting result. Cheers Tim and thanks, you're always an inspiration.
Thanks Mark! I do like hollowing out pieces of wood but it isn't much of a spectator sport, it's not that visually interesting in person as the vast majority is done by feel. Out of interest, if you could choose, what would be your colour preference? I'll be honest, I do like the look of raw wood but a little splash of colour is nice from time to time. Cheers mate, take care!
Nice one Tim! You can't beat a good re-turn and I really like the way the colour accents the burl grain. Extra points for creative use of the air duster! Cheers, Dave
Thanks Dave! Really happy with how this turned out, not only that, I can rest easy now it's not constantly shouting at me to hollow 😂 Cheers mate!
Thanks 👍
Thanks for watching Colin! 👍
Stunning! That looks like marble
Many thanks Rachel, glad you like it! 😁
Brilliant!
Thank you so much!
This makes me feel so much better about my turning! Thank you for sharing.
My pleasure! It's that first one that hurts the most, so unavoidable by just sharpening the gouge. We live and learn haha! Thanks for watching!
Like it when Wood Turners change it up from just another standard vase, plate/bowl, or whatever, to something like this that has character and design flare to it. Angled grain looks cool too.
Thank you su much! I really like adding the designs but it almost doubles the entire making time, worth it though 😁 Thanks for watching!
Nice one! I like the pyrography following the grain.
Thanks Alun, glad you like it! 😁
I like the pyrography design. It looks like a part of the wood by simply following the grain pattern. A neat idea 👍
Thanks for watching Jojo, glad you like it! 😁
That came out great! Nice one Tim!
Cheers mate, much appreciated!!