Isn't that the greatest thing about wood turning,just picking an old log up on the side of the road and turning it into something that beautiful.. Loving the vi
That’s so true!!! Thanks so much for watching and commenting! It really means a lot!
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Hello my friend. A piece of wood that you accidentally saw on the road. And it turned into a magnificent work of art. The patterns of this tree are beautiful, but I don't know the type. You've done a very nice sanding process. And the result turned out to be really good. It's a great bowl. I admire your skills. Congratulations. See you. Stay healthy and happy. Big greetings.
Haha! I’m glad someone did! I was quite irritated with myself! If you notice, I ALMOST turned the lathe on before deciding to check it by hand first. Thank goodness I didn’t cause it would have been completely destroyed! Thanks for watching Dave!
Thanks David! I really appreciate it! I subbed to you too after watching the Makers Podcast tonight where Jake gave you a shout out! Thanks for the sub, man!
I really like the "character" it has. You did great Seth! Good entry for the challenge. Thanks for sharing your creativity with me again. Stay safe, Vickie
Hi - you are right - it had a lot of defect but those holes almost look like ornaments added to that bowl on purse. That FOG would have rotten by the road - now it is a bowl. Great job!
Thanks for sharing and for visiting my channel.. Returning Support with Full View and Like.. Hope your week is going well.. That depth gauge is a cool tool to have.. I didn't even think to scrap out all the holes in my buggy bowl lol.. Nice work..
It was my pleasure, Allen! I appreciate you visiting my channel as well! You know, that depth gauge has been such an excellent tool but, I keep forgetting to use it!! 🤦🏻♂️🤣 Thanks for watching buddy!
LOL, thanks Tim! Yeah, it was more than frustrating, that's for sure! But, thankfully I was able to save it for the most part. Thanks for watching man!
Thanks Jiggsy! I'm really glad that you liked it! It was definitely a tough one but, I agree, the bug holes definitely give it plenty of character! Thanks for watching man!
Stunning bowl Seth, hearing you sigh (at that critical moment) was felt here. Know the pain well 😢 However, the end result is stunning. You shaped it well, you gave it a great thickness and the finish makes the colours and grain really stand out. Keep on turning. Cheers, Bluey 👍
Thank you Brent! At first I was concerned about going so thin, afraid the bug holes would end up cracking. But, it worked out rather well! Thanks for watching!
Hi Ray! Thanks for watching! Initially I thought I’d pitch the rest of that log but, I do have a longer piece that would serve well as a goblet! Great idea!
Hahaha! Thanks Emmett, that really means a lot man! Yeah, it was definitely a disappointing moment! But, I think it still turned out ok after a little sanding! Thanks for watching brother!
Nicely done. Wondered how you’d deal with the boo-boo. Worked out well the way you did it. I also agreed with cleaning out the big trails, either all full or all empty. Good job on this challenge.
Thank you Doug! Yeah it was a tad disappointing, especially when I couldn’t find the piece that broke off. 😂 After it was all sanded up though, couldn’t hardly tell. Really appreciate your kind words! They mean a lot!
That piece of wood looks like Oak to me but it doesn't matter. The bugholes make the character; a worthy candidate for the challenge. You really went the extra mile on this one. Personally I would have left the recess in there. Quite risky to take it out on such a punky piece, and the bottom was already pretty thin. It also adds some extra weight to the bottom which is good for stability. But this was your piece and it came out great.
Thank you Leo! I don’t think it was oak because it sure didn’t smell like oak to me but, as you said, it doesn’t really matter. 😂 Yeah, I struggled with whether to make a tenon or a mortise, but decided on the mortise because the tenon would have had bug hole sawdust and I was afraid of it. I would have normally left the mortise as well but, since I’d gotten that jig, I felt confident I had plenty of material left to turn away. I appreciate you watching and taking time to comment, as well as your kind words!
Great piece! I hate breaking off the rim on the tool rest! I'm thinking I wish I would of went with that package from WW to hold sanding port....I saw it was on sale....
😂 Yeah, it sucked! If you notice though, I averted complete disaster because I ALMOST turned the lathe on and thought, “nah, I’d better check this first”....*crunch* I really like the sanding holder, and this was the first time I’d really used the depth gauge to any extent. Both of them I think are worth the investment.
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Isn't that the greatest thing about wood turning,just picking an old log up on the side of the road and turning it into something that beautiful.. Loving the vi
That’s so true!!! Thanks so much for watching and commenting! It really means a lot!
Hello my friend. A piece of wood that you accidentally saw on the road. And it turned into a magnificent work of art. The patterns of this tree are beautiful, but I don't know the type. You've done a very nice sanding process. And the result turned out to be really good. It's a great bowl. I admire your skills. Congratulations. See you. Stay healthy and happy. Big greetings.
Hello Sahane! Thank you so much for your kind words! They mean a lot to me!
Stay healthy and happy!
@@BrickhouseCraftWorks 👏👏👏👏👏👏
Fantastic work mate
Thanks brother!
Hi Seth, I think I could actually hear the expletive. Awesome video, you nailed the spirit of the challenge. The bowl looks cool. Keep well, Rob
Hey Rob! 😂 You’re right! Lol
Thanks for the kind words, my friend! Really appreciated this months challenge, thanks for issuing it!
Take care!
Awww Seth....I felt your pain as you spun that bowl by hand. Super think bowl though! Cheers, Dave
Haha! I’m glad someone did! I was quite irritated with myself!
If you notice, I ALMOST turned the lathe on before deciding to check it by hand first. Thank goodness I didn’t cause it would have been completely destroyed!
Thanks for watching Dave!
I’m glad it worked out in the end Seth! Looks like a fine one indeed. Looking forward to future turns as I have joined! Take care! 👍
Thanks David! I really appreciate it!
I subbed to you too after watching the Makers Podcast tonight where Jake gave you a shout out!
Thanks for the sub, man!
from a piece if wood that you bring home turned onto masterpiece..amazing woodturning skill.
Thanks man! That really means a lot! Thanks for watching!
I really like the "character" it has. You did great Seth! Good entry for the challenge. Thanks for sharing your creativity with me again. Stay safe, Vickie
Thank you Vickie! I really appreciate you watching and taking the time to comment!
Hi - you are right - it had a lot of defect but those holes almost look like ornaments added to that bowl on purse. That FOG would have rotten by the road - now it is a bowl. Great job!
Thanks so much, I’m glad you enjoyed it! I was definitely surprised at how well it turned out!
Thanks for watching!
Thanks for sharing and for visiting my channel.. Returning Support with Full View and Like.. Hope your week is going well.. That depth gauge is a cool tool to have.. I didn't even think to scrap out all the holes in my buggy bowl lol.. Nice work..
It was my pleasure, Allen! I appreciate you visiting my channel as well!
You know, that depth gauge has been such an excellent tool but, I keep forgetting to use it!! 🤦🏻♂️🤣
Thanks for watching buddy!
Oh man I felt that when it hit the tool rest, done that a few time too! Beautiful job as always Seth, thanks for sharing!
LOL, thanks Tim! Yeah, it was more than frustrating, that's for sure! But, thankfully I was able to save it for the most part.
Thanks for watching man!
That was definitely some buggy wood. Awesome work mate, beautiful little bowl with so much character
Thanks Jiggsy! I'm really glad that you liked it!
It was definitely a tough one but, I agree, the bug holes definitely give it plenty of character!
Thanks for watching man!
Hi Seth, I love this piece, holes and all. Great save as well.
A very nice entry into the challenge Seth.
Take care my friend.
Cheers, Huw
Thank you so much Huw! I’m so happy that you like it!
Thanks so much for watching!
Great job Seth. I know I'm not the only one who felt that. Beautiful bowl.
Thanks Michael! I really appreciate it man!
Awesome thin bowl, Seth. 😊You so improved the after life of that log. 🙂❤️🪵 Great job. 👍👍👍
Haha! Thanks Rob!
That’s true, I hadn’t thought of it that way!
That looks amazing.
Hi DIM! Thanks so much for watching and commenting! I’m so glad you enjoyed it!
Lovely work - thanks for sharing!
Thanks Paully!! Really appreciate you watching!
Great work, Seth!
Thank you Rick, I greatly appreciate you watching!
Love it, a beautiful little bowl regardless what wood it is ! Thats a nifty little jig @ 6.08 👍
Nice one mate👌 cheers and take care Seth, Bram
Thanks Bram! I agree, I love that little jig. Kept me from making a funnel! 😂
Thanks for watching
Hello master, you are doing great work, congratulations bravo 👏🏻👍🏻
Thank you so much! Really appreciate you watching and taking the time to comment!
That is definitely a holey bowl and free🙂, but my heart sank with the crunch Seth very nice bowl
Haha! Mine too Tommy!
Thankfully, after it was all sanded up it wasn’t so noticeable.
Thanks for watching my friend!
Totally awesome Seth 👍👍👍
Hey Rob! Thanks buddy! I’m glad you enjoyed it!
Stunning bowl Seth, hearing you sigh (at that critical moment) was felt here. Know the pain well 😢 However, the end result is stunning. You shaped it well, you gave it a great thickness and the finish makes the colours and grain really stand out.
Keep on turning.
Cheers, Bluey 👍
HAHA, Bluey! I'm glad someone else appreciated that sigh! LOL
Your kind words mean the world to me! Thanks for watching!
Great video 👍
Thanks Chris! Glad you liked it!
Great find Seth, I like the thinness, it really sets off the piece
Thank you Brent! At first I was concerned about going so thin, afraid the bug holes would end up cracking. But, it worked out rather well!
Thanks for watching!
Looks beautiful! I wonder if some elevation would also work? A goblet? The patterning is wonderful to look at. All the best. Ray
Hi Ray! Thanks for watching!
Initially I thought I’d pitch the rest of that log but, I do have a longer piece that would serve well as a goblet! Great idea!
Thais came out BeAuTiFuL!! And I know that Heavy breath out al too well!
Hahaha! Thanks Emmett, that really means a lot man! Yeah, it was definitely a disappointing moment! But, I think it still turned out ok after a little sanding!
Thanks for watching brother!
Very beautiful well done
Thank you Mike! Appreciate you watching!
Nicely done. Wondered how you’d deal with the boo-boo. Worked out well the way you did it. I also agreed with cleaning out the big trails, either all full or all empty. Good job on this challenge.
Thank you Doug! Yeah it was a tad disappointing, especially when I couldn’t find the piece that broke off. 😂
After it was all sanded up though, couldn’t hardly tell.
Really appreciate your kind words! They mean a lot!
Thats a nice one Seth, cracking grain in it. Fab find and top job on the turn.
Regards
Conor
Thanks so much Conor! It really turned out to be something pretty special inside!
I really like how it turned out! Thanks for the video
Thank you Anita! I’m glad you enjoyed it!
Thanks so much for watching and commenting!
Nice work Seth, turned out well. Keep safe, John
Hey John, thank you so much! I’m glad you enjoyed it.
Looks great, Seth!
Thank you so much Billy! Thanks for watching buddy.
Looks awesome Seth, well done!!
Thanks buddy! Really appreciate you watching my friend!
Very nice find, very nice creation, I heard the frustration in your voice when you hit the tool rest.
Haha! Thanks Luie, glad I wasn’t alone! 😂
Vraiment très jolie bravo 👍👏🇨🇭
Merci! That really means a lot!
Thank you for watching!
Very interesting piece well done.
Thank you so much! I really appreciate you watching!
Ugh.... I'm terrible. Not sure how I missed this. Great job, buddy!!!
FINALLY!! Now I can stop crying myself to sleep at night!!!
😂
Thanks for watching buddy!
That piece of wood looks like Oak to me but it doesn't matter. The bugholes make the character; a worthy candidate for the challenge.
You really went the extra mile on this one. Personally I would have left the recess in there. Quite risky to take it out on such a punky piece, and the bottom was already pretty thin. It also adds some extra weight to the bottom which is good for stability.
But this was your piece and it came out great.
Thank you Leo! I don’t think it was oak because it sure didn’t smell like oak to me but, as you said, it doesn’t really matter. 😂
Yeah, I struggled with whether to make a tenon or a mortise, but decided on the mortise because the tenon would have had bug hole sawdust and I was afraid of it. I would have normally left the mortise as well but, since I’d gotten that jig, I felt confident I had plenty of material left to turn away.
I appreciate you watching and taking time to comment, as well as your kind words!
That's a beautiful piece Seth!
Hey Steve, thanks so much buddy! I appreciate you watching!
Great piece! I hate breaking off the rim on the tool rest! I'm thinking I wish I would of went with that package from WW to hold sanding port....I saw it was on sale....
😂 Yeah, it sucked! If you notice though, I averted complete disaster because I ALMOST turned the lathe on and thought, “nah, I’d better check this first”....*crunch*
I really like the sanding holder, and this was the first time I’d really used the depth gauge to any extent. Both of them I think are worth the investment.
thats my kind of peice seth, nice one mate
Thanks Gav! I'm glad you enjoyed it. I had fun making it!
Nice Work Seth
Thanks man, really appreciate it!
And thanks for the sub as well!
Hoping things slow down some around here so I can get back to filming again.
Fabulous! You took that down much thinner then I would dare go. I feel your pain on the cracked edge. 😞 BUT looks good in the end, regardless.
Thank you Jay! Yeah, it was disappointing, thankfully it all buffed out! 😂
Appreciate you watching!
Very nice little bowl Seth :D. Message me on Instagram then we do a Sticker Swop.
Hey Japie! Glad you liked it!
I’m not on IG, but please reach out to me on email! I’d love to do a sticker swap with you!
BrickhouseCraftWorks@gmail.com
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Hei! You have a very interesting video. Well done! Keep shooting more. I love! Thanks! May God keep you! 🔵 🔴 ⚪ 🟣 🟢 🟡 🟠
Thank you so much for your kind words! I’ll have a new video out soon!
@@BrickhouseCraftWorks You are welcome!