#77 Wood turning a Sycamore Bowl with Texture and Gold Gilt Belt
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- Опубликовано: 13 июл 2024
- This week sees a slightly new branding and a big woodturning lathe project on sycamore.
This piece is 16x4", with a stained, textured and gilted belt together with a spiralled base. Then, the piece was finished with Hampshire Sheen.
For the spiralling texture, I used the Robert Sorby Spiralling system.
See Below for useful links to stuff used in this project.
At www.msabansmith.com, you can read more about this project, see images, and possibly download one of the projects .pdf worksheets or full length, advert free videos. There is also a free mailing list!
Hampshire Sheen: Find your nearest retailer: www.hampshiresheen.com
Something else of interest: Read my FREE newspaper at www.turnersrest.com
The UK & Ireland Woodturning Symposium:
www.ukiws.co.uk
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Useful Amazon links to related products used in this project. These links will take you to pages appropriate for your location:
Kits and Finishes
Wood Blanks: geni.us/1pZC
Airbrush and Compressor: geni.us/3zfB
Spirit Stain: geni.us/7G2
Liberon Gilt Creams: geni.us/3Fxi
Personal Safety
Face Shield: geni.us/3OrM
Respirator: geni.us/Z44
*** Small Print and Disclaimer: Woodturning can be dangerous. The project in this video is a demonstration of a woodturning project suitable for beginners and is not intended to replace a physical lesson from an experienced woodturner.
At all times, you are responsible for your own safety, that of your workshop and other people in it. Ensure you wear suitable personal safety equipment at all times.
This is my way of turning this project - Other turners may turn it differently and you may find your own way of reaching the same result.
By copying these techniques, you do so at your own risk.
Please note that I am not sponsored by any of the companies or products linked to in the 'Useful Links' section. Nor do I necessarily endorse them.
Thank you for your understanding. 
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I have been following your work for some time now and slowly trying my hand at colouring. This piece is inspirational. I have all the kit needed. I just need make some bigger blanks. Thanks mate
Hi Martin. On your recommendation when we met at Harrogate I have just received my texturing tool and hope to emulate your fantastic piece of work. As always, thank you for sharing 🌞
You are so inspiring. I'm very new to woodturning and am loving how you are pushing the boundaries of creativity...looking forward to trying out my new airbrush!
Hi Maggie. Thanks for the comment. Good to hear from you. Boundaries are made to be pushed, and I love pushing them, personally. I hope you enjoy your new airbrush. Would love to see what you do with it.
All the best,
Martin
Martin,
That bowl turned out very well. That would be a piece that should make anyone happy to have. Thanks for taking your time to video and post.
Jim
Hi Jim! Great to hear from you again this week. I hope this bowl makes someone happy if they buy it after I get it up for sale.
All the best, and see you tomorrow for Turner's Journey.
Martin
Excellent video! Love the coloring on the bottom
Absolutely stunning! I love this bowl and all the color and texturing!
OK, OK, ...just enough color to accent the wood and a wonderful finish. I LIKE IT!
Thanks, Earl. I turned something you like! Awesome! Not sure you'll like week's project video....gulp!
All the best,
Martin
I just LOOOOOOOOOOOOVE seeing master craftsmanship in process.....absolutely BRILLIANT.
Thank you Martin, really enjoy your demonstrations!
another beautiful bowl , im looking at all your videos and ive not seen one i don`t like , love watching you keep them coming , thank`
Thanks, Albert. Being able to put videos together as part of my 'job' to inspire other turners is such a pleasure and a privilege. I'm so pleased you enjoy watching them.
All the best,
Martin
thank you , im back on my lathe ,not been on it for over a year, it will take me sometime to get back in the swing , i tried out your Hampshire
sheen today love it , wish you the best in all you do .
Beautiful job!! I appreciate all the steps of the finishing process. Thanks for sharing. Marc
Hi Marc. Thanks very much!
Martin
Impressive and very creative. Beautiful bowl. Greetings from Sweden.
Thanks for your comment Dixonqwerty from Sweden. I hope you continue to enjoy my productions.
Best wishes
Martin
Highly effective technique and a lovely bowl.
thanks Martin
James
Hi James.
Thank you.
Martin
WOWOWOWOWOWOWOWOWOWOW That looks fantastic!
Hi Peter. Thank you very much.
Martin
I loved the finish on the outside of the bowel. It was absolutely gorgeous especially the gilt on the top band. I love it.
Absolutely gorgeous bowl love the different techniques. Nice one Martin
Incredible work. The coloring you do is amazing.
Hi Justin. Thank you. Love colouring! No wood is safe!
its art work,perfectly awesome,have no words....congratulations.
This is where I want to get to....beautiful work... nuff said
amazing job dear Martin...thx to show us ur great talent
Thank you very much. I hope you feel the same about next week's video.
All the best,
Martin
Pure magic! Awesome.
Hello, Robert. Thank you. Much appreciated.
Martin
Gorgeous! Love the finish you put on it and the shape it turned out. You are quite talented!
Thanks, Deborah. It 'turned' out rather well, didn't it?
All the best,
Martin
Very nice result!
Hi Kjell, Thanks for your comment, much appreciated.
All the best,
Martin
That is a stunning bowl Martin!
Hey Pamela! Thanks for commenting today. I hope you continue to enjoy the videos.
All the best,
Martin
Sounds really nice Martin.....Very interesting stuff as always.
Cheers.
Chris.
Now that is one stunning bowl, both in stature ,and design Martin. Absolutely love it mate. Excellent work once more my friend.
Cheers
Mike
Thanks, Mike. I'm rather pleased with this one!
Artistry and skill
Hi Madge. Thank you. Much appreciated.
Best wishes,
Martin
I really like that, very effective.
Outstanding, topping your self again and again. Júlíus
Thank you very much for your kind words Júlíus.
All the best,
Martin
That’s bloody gorgeous
Thanks for watching, David.
:-). Thank you.
Beautiful
Another very nice piece.
Hi Earnest. Thank you very much.
Martin
So so beautiful ☺
Thank you very much for your kind words Tamara. I am so pleased you like it. I hope you continue to enjoy my productions.
Martin
a truly magnificent bowl! I like the rim with it's own concavity to it.... another fine piece that anyone would be glad to have on their table...
Sorry your batteries ran out at the end, but at least they lasted long enough to get all the main parts.
Thanks for again kicking the inspiration-tree; I see your work and find more ideas to try in my own!
Hey Tim. Thanks. I like the rim too. It adds a little extra too it. There is a lot of rim there to have nothing done to it! I'll show it again in Turner's Journey tomorrow.
'Kicking the Inspiration Tree.' Love it! I'm kicking it even harder next week! (I hope)
All the best,
Martin
Nice work Martin!
Hi Donny. Thank you very much.
Martin
Had to write before i see the end of the video. It looks amazing with the colours. Nice job
Thanks, Jan. Much appreciated. The belt really sets the piece off nicely
All the best,
Matin
Nice work Martin, beautiful bowl.
Thank you very much for your kind words Mark. I am so pleased you like the bowl. I hope you continue to enjoy my productions.
Martin
Very nice mate
Amazing!!!
Martin, Thank you for a demonstration on both texturing and colouring, this is my first time on your channel and I couldn't have picked a better time, The bowl is fantastic I was referred to you from Mike Waldt
Regards Stephen
That is fabulous ............
Hi Michael. Thank you for much.
All the best,
Martin
Great bowl Martin......
Lovely job Martin very nice
Hey Brian! Thanks very much.
Lovely bowl and feature ring Martin.
Cheers, Adrian. Much appreciated.
Martin
good work martin it looks fab 😀
Thanks for your comment, Mark . Glad you enjoyed the video.
All the best,
Martin
NICE!
awesome, I didn't realise how big it was from the pictures wow
Thanks for your comment, Dave. Glad you enjoyed the video and it showed how big the bowl is.
All the best,
Martin
gorgeous
Thank you very much Glenn.
All the best,
Martin
As always a fantastic piece of art / turning, always a pleasure to see you work, loads of inspiration for me to try new things. Cheers, Mick.
Cheers, Michael. Much appreciated. I hope I can continue to inspire you to try some new stuff out!
All the best,
Martin
i guess I'm quite off topic but does anybody know a good website to stream newly released movies online ?
@Zane Turner flixportal xD
@Kamden Cristiano thanks, signed up and it seems like they got a lot of movies there :) I really appreciate it !
@Zane Turner No problem xD
Very nice bowl. The gilt on thr belt turned out very well. I have had a lot of problems keeping the gilding wax out of the texturing but I will try your way
Thanks
James
Hi James. Thank you.
You made a plain piece of wood look great .
Thanks, Keith.
Martin
gorgeous bowl i need to get some of your hampshire sheens
Thanks, JB. Check out hampshiresheen.com to find you nearest stockist (for UK, Eire, USA and Canada)
All the best,
Martin
Very Nice Martin , I,am in the process of getting a Nova 1624-44 and can,t wait to turn a big bowl.
My Jet 1220 can only handle up to 12''inches. Thanks again for a Great Video.
Thank you, Anthony. I don't think you'll regret getting the bigger lathe. The extra capacity really opens up some great creative (and size) doors.
All the best,
Martin
Great bowl, loved the ending lol! 👍🍺
Hi Dave. Thank you! Great to hear from you, and yeah, sorry the batteries died before I fin
Oh well done sir! lol - that was quite possibly the best reply EVER LOL! :D
Turning Works for
Great bowl
Thank you Phil.
All the best,
Martin
Wonderful bowl martin, loved it. Huuuge piece of wood but stunning.
Thanks, Val. It is a big 'ol lump, yeah!
Good to hear from you,
Martin
really nice bowl
Thanks, John.
Good looking bowl
Hey Eric! Thanks for commenting today. I hope you continue to enjoy the videos.
All the best,
Martin
Fine piece of work. Your usage of the colors continues to amaze. Perhaps someday I will find the gumption to experiment with them. Well done Sir!!!!!!
Hi Michael. Thank you so much for you kind words. Until you have a go with colour, you're not going to know if you like them or not! Do you think I should do a video on how, why and on what woods I use colour?
Thanks,
Martin
M. Saban Smith Woodturning I think that would be most helpful to All of us that are unsure of how to begin, or if we really would like it. You have to admit it takes some genius to blend like you do. I've seen others and they don't measure up.
Gorgeous bowl espe ially with theHampshire Sheen on it.
Hi Dawn. Good to hear from you. Thanks for the comment.
All the best,
Martin
very nice love the finished bowl been trying some bowls myself on scrap wood to get the hang off it had a new chisel for Xmas so beem playing lol looking forwards to your next Visio regards Paul north Wales
Hi Paul. Thanks for the comment. Next video is adventurous again, and will be out on Tuesday. How's the new tool coming on? And the scrap wood too?
not doing bad relay getting into turning only been turning 10 month but enjoy every time in in my she ad or as I call it on fb the little wood hut
very nice
+Bernie Clark Thanks, Bernie
Martin
Lovely bowl Martin. I know what you mean about the transition but it works OK. Not sure on the width of the coves either side of the belt but it certainly is a lovely piece. I adore the gradiated brown on the bottom.
Cheers, Ian. The gradient is a favourite part of mine, too. And the bottom. All in all, it's a nice piece, and fun to turn, too.
That looks brilliant Ive just said to the wife "I'm going to have to stop watching people making beautiful wooden bowls as I want to do it"
Thank you I enjoyed that
So pleased you enjoyed this one, Graham! I hope you can get on to turn something like this - I'm your wife would love it!
All the best,
Martin
That's very attractive.
Hi Brendan. Thank you very much. Good to hear from you. Received your message the other day. Thank fully YT sent it to me in full via email too as it has now gone from my inbox here since I moved the channel over, so I'll reply to your email rather than here.
All the best,
Martin
yep great
Hi Mike. Good to hear from you. Thanks for the comment.
All the best,
Martin
ah, was wondering how the bowl was secured when the interior was being hogged out and the gilding applied. i'm impressed that mechanical hold was enough to secure such a large piece. Very neat effect with the pattern, painting and gilding!
Thanks for the comment. The recess like that is actually very strong indeed. I chose not to use a tenon as I have no method of turning it off at the end and keeping the nice spiralling on the bottom.
Very nice turning your one camera was dark but the bowl turned out great
Hi Richard. Thanks for the comment. Working on getting the lighting better.
All the best,
Martin
Very nice bowl as always! I was wondering if you will be doing a video on the new lathe and sharpening system?
Hi Loren. Thanks - a lot of people are asking me about the Sorby Pro Edge. I'll get onto a video about it perhaps in the next couple of weeks.
All the best,
Martin
Beautiful contour and color decoration. Are these dyes and gilt decorations food safe? If not, is there a finish that would appropriately seal them?
They're not as far as I know, but it wouldn't worry me personally as the decoration is on the outside. It would be the finish on the inside of a food-contact piece that I would ensure is food-contact safe.
I can easily believe you did a ton of sanding. Your clothes look like you just came in from a desert sand storm. ;-) Even with a slow speed on the lathe I can't believe you wear no face shield...brave?
Hi Gil. Thanks - generally, I'll wear a faceshield for really hair pieces like natural edges and the piece I'm turning for next week's project. Or, a piece I'm not confident is solid. Otherwise, I'm comfortable in safety glasses only. Likewise, when I demonstrate at clubs, safety glasses are worn rather than full shields, save for the exceptions given above. Teaching in the shop though, beginners are required to wear full shields.
Sanding this piece was quite funny - did feel like I'd come in from the sand, yeah. Lol.
All the best,
Martin
I am just getting into texturing and gilding, have you used rub & buff on your bowls?
I have in the past and not liked them, so I developed the Hampshire Sheen Embellishing Waxes.
Now I -need- NEED a lathe... :o)
Thanks OlObuffalo. Being able to put videos together as part of my 'job' to inspire other turners is such a pleasure and a privilege. I am so pleased you enjoy them.
All the best,
Martin.
Thanks OlObuffalo. Being able to put videos together as part of my 'job' to inspire other turners is such a pleasure and a privilege. I am so pleased you enjoy them.
All the best,
Martin.
Hi Martin, I noticed you are using the sorby pro-edge sharpener and I was just wondering what your opinion was on its ease of use?
Cheers, mike.
Hi Mike. Really like the pro edge. Very quick and easy to put a fresh edge back on a gouge or chisel. I'll do a video about it soon.
All the best,
Martin
Very nice bowl Maritn. Did you use paint on the outside or was it dyes?
Thanks for you comment, David. The details of the stain I think are in the video. If not, then a I used a waterbased stain.
nice one Martin love it have you tried using frog tape you don't get over spill with it better than normal masking tape
Phill. Thanks - I'd run out of frog tape and forgot to pick it up again when I was in Wickes the other day. Doh! The channels either side of the belt I think look better than a plainly sanded bit. Don't you think?
Fantastic video martin love the bowl have you tried using frog tape it has a gel strip so you dont get bleeding of colour
Hi Phill. I didn't have any Frog Tape at the time. I do now though, and will be using it soon, I expect.
Hi Martin, Why do you have to use your hand to start the bowl on the lathe? Is it because the lathe doesn't have enough torque at low speed to get it started? We enjoy your videos, keep up the good work.
Hi there, MaineWolverine. Thanks for the comment. There is soooo much torque in the motor that a hand start isn't actually required at all. But with a piece this big, I thought, to keep the stresses down on the motor that a little hand start would be good. Also, with another large piece I did (off camera), when sanding in reverse, the torque in the motor and the inertia of the piece actually unscrewed the chuck, even at 500 rpm!
The large diameter of the workpiece is difficult to process. Cool product!
Thanks Aleksey. Really enjoyed turning this piece. Thanks for the comment.
Hi Martin
Question for you please - unrelated to this video.
Is Yorkshire grit or any of the Yorkshire products food safe?
Enjoy you work!
Regards
Dennis Beamish Cambridge Ontario Canada
+Dennis Beamish Hi Dennis. I don't make the Yorkshire Grit product. I make Hampshire Sheen! You're best off asking Glyn Senior at www.yorkshire-grit.com or the Canadian distributor for the definitive answer.
As for Hampshire Sheen products...they are made for decorative items. To have them officially foodsafe tested is beyond expensive for a small business.
Thanks for asking,
Martin
hi Martin just wondering if you put on Hampshire sheen original to finish a piece and you decided you wanted a higher gloss could you just go over it with Hampshire sheen high gloss or would you have to sand down the original? thanks
+Bobby west Hi Bobby. Thanks for the comment. Good question. No need to sand off HS Original in order to apply High Gloss over the top. It goes on easily over the top.
Hope that helps,
Martin
Thanks.
Man you Brits and Scots get some nice looking sycamore. The sycamore I see here in the states is rather anemic, grainy, knotty, not nice at all. I'm completing a sycamore platter, I'm glad the whole piece is colored.
Hi Blue Star. Yeah, the sycamore over here is lovely - but I would love to try out some of your maple! Sometimes I really like the knotty grain and stuff adds a lot to the overall aesthetics of a piece, but can be a pig to turn!
All the best,
Martin
Hi Martin It looks like a nice piece. I am sure you wear a mask while sanding. Are you going to get a dust extractor for the lathe to take the dust away? Eric
Hi Eric. Thanks for the comment. Of course a mask when sanding. I don't show it often as it is the woodturning equivalent of watching paint dry. Plus, as discussed in a much earlier video, I can't talk and be heard at the same time with a mask on. The new workshop has a huge extactor system. Check out the Black Dog Workshop channel for all the development videos. I will do a workshop tour at some point soonish though.
hi Martin do you think you might have been happier with finish if you had used Yorkshire Grit still a nice bowl
+Ray White Hi Ray. Thanks....I did actually use Yorkshire Grit on the inside but in editing it came out together with a load of other stuff.
I saw y ou sharpening your gouges CA. you put up a video on how to sharpen he tools please?
Hi Dawn. I will do, yes. Maybe the week after next.....
good joob
Thanks for your comment Justs.
All the best,
Martin.
Wow! Bello, un giorno mi dedicherò anch'io alla realizzazione di una ciotola così.
Ti seguo da parecchio, una domanda che colori usi per colorare?
Se ti capita di passare per il mio nuovo canale a dare un'occhiata ai miei lavori, commenta saranno benvenute anche le critiche, fanno crescere.
Di nuovo complimenti.
Franco
Hola Franco. Gracias por su mensaje y comentario amable. Me he suscrito a tu canal y estoy deseando ver lo que haces.
Todo lo mejor,
Martín
Grand, what a shame the battery r
Thanks, Phil. I know! I couldn't believe it when the battery said 4 minutes left....so I rush the end at bit, but it died before I could fin