Alas, most of the pine we grow here in New Zealand grows so fast that the grain is generally completely uninteresting. It's fine for utility pieces, but it seldom makes anything very attractive in itself.
I have a 1928 house. In our attic were very tight grain pine boards 5cm thick 30 cm wide. We think it was cut over 110 years ago. I put a piece on my lathe, and when the gouge touched it, the smell of fresh pine filled the air. I wish I could send you a piece.
I quite like the result. Nothing wrong with pine as long as you don't hit a pitch pocket. LOL. And thanks for posting this. I did learn a thing or two that I can use.
Sweet! I especially enjoyed the "stepped beading" technique on the upper outside rim. Don't believe I've ever seen that technique before. Very nicely done! 👍
I’m in the process of practicing spindle work. I have zero ideas about what to turn, so I’m turning spintops. Since fir here in northern Italy is the least expensive wood, I am using fir… pretty unforgiving wood. I like challenges, so I plan to add skew chisel practicing… with fir. I think you will hear the bangs of my multiple catches from your own home 😂😂😂
Aaa no worries, we all been there and just don't give up, I always suggest that you practice little bit and then go for a project, that way it will mean more to you instead of just practice timber..... Ideas to turn, great spindle excersizes, eggs, pine tree, small baseball bat
I think that's brilliant! Might be "useless" but would sell well in our local art markets and craft fairs for sure! You always teach me something new and inspire me to keep at it!
Thank you Anthony, words like this keep inspire me to help as much as I can with videos.... Glad you find something usefull in them 🤗🤗 thank you for support 👍
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Alas, most of the pine we grow here in New Zealand grows so fast that the grain is generally completely uninteresting. It's fine for utility pieces, but it seldom makes anything very attractive in itself.
Wow, look what you “found”…hiding in that block of wood. I love that relaxing distraction. Great work, as always!
Thank you 😀
I have a 1928 house. In our attic were very tight grain pine boards 5cm thick 30 cm wide. We think it was cut over 110 years ago. I put a piece on my lathe, and when the gouge touched it, the smell of fresh pine filled the air. I wish I could send you a piece.
Aaa I know that smell, that is awsome, unfourtually sending lumber can be really expensive but thank you very much 😀
I quite like the result. Nothing wrong with pine as long as you don't hit a pitch pocket. LOL. And thanks for posting this. I did learn a thing or two that I can use.
There will be video soon on pine as well , but my ussual production work..... Its interesting job so I'll turn on camera☺️
Honored to help out 🤗 thank you as always for support 👍
Clever trick to cut the masking tape. I make boxes without a purpose and they are fun....I understand. Usually end up giving them away.
Indeed, these is something fun in just making something without initial plan
Sometimes it's fun to just make shavings until you run out of wood or to practice with your gouges to see what happens!
Take care, Dave
Indeed , just making shavings 😀
Thank you Dave....
Greetings from Croatia 😀
@@tomislavtomasicwoodturning Right back at you from the Black Hills of South Dakota!
Nice turn Tomislav. Always nice to relax and practice and create something
Take care
Cheers
Harold
Thank you 😀 indeed was a bit of rest from production stuff....
Sweet! I especially enjoyed the "stepped beading" technique on the upper outside rim. Don't believe I've ever seen that technique before. Very nicely done! 👍
Thank you very much, its something I learned from mentor Richard Raffan, he accually has a great video on that☺️
I’m in the process of practicing spindle work. I have zero ideas about what to turn, so I’m turning spintops. Since fir here in northern Italy is the least expensive wood, I am using fir… pretty unforgiving wood.
I like challenges, so I plan to add skew chisel practicing… with fir.
I think you will hear the bangs of my multiple catches from your own home 😂😂😂
Aaa no worries, we all been there and just don't give up, I always suggest that you practice little bit and then go for a project, that way it will mean more to you instead of just practice timber.....
Ideas to turn, great spindle excersizes, eggs, pine tree, small baseball bat
I think that's brilliant! Might be "useless" but would sell well in our local art markets and craft fairs for sure! You always teach me something new and inspire me to keep at it!
Thank you Anthony, words like this keep inspire me to help as much as I can with videos.... Glad you find something usefull in them 🤗🤗 thank you for support 👍
Nice work tom, for a bit of pine that came out nice :D
Thank you Mike, turn out ok ☺️
Magnifique 🤩
Dodir, maybe useless but turned out pretty good, and pine is good to practice with
Thank you, its Tomislav, dodir drva is brand name 🤗
Excellent. Perhaps an ideal resting place for a small golden sphere or three, or five...
Thank you Rick for idea😉 glad you liked it ☺️
That turned out superb.
Indeed, better then I thought 😀
Привет, Томислав! Ну почему бесполезно, вполне законченная красивая вещь! Отвлекся от работы и хорошо! А чем это белым ты красил в середине видео?
Its useless in a sense that I do mostly utilitarian object🤗 its rubio monocoat , white oil.... I use it to light up pine a tone....
Useless? If it were done in cherry would that be useless too?@@tomislavtomasicwoodturning
@@philiphall4063 nothing wrong with pine ,its the shape and form that is only good for watching on shelf😉
Hello Tomislav: please what is the white finishing you are applying?
Its rubio monocoat white oil.
Very nice.🙂🙂
Thank you 🤗
Красиво работаешь👍
Thank you very much 🤗
Nice tight grain on that pine.
Indeed☺️