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Woodturning| Bubinga Skeleton Clock - January Clock Challenge
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- Опубликовано: 5 янв 2021
- Using a Skeleton Clock and Bubinga from Stiles and Bates (www.stilesandb..., I made this clock as a late Christmas present for my father-in-law.
This is also part of the #JanuaryClockChallenge2021 set by Huw from Wooden-it-be-nice (www.youtube.co.... All channels currently participating in the challenge are listed in the description of Huw's challenge update video ( • Update 1 January Clock... )
The piece was finished with ChestnutProducts ( / chestnutproducts ) Cellulose Sanding Sealer, Cut 'n Polish and Microcrystalline wax.
DISCLAIMER: My videos are for entertainment purposes to share the work that I do and possibly provide some inspiration. Woodturning and woodworking are dangerous and therefore appropriate safety precautions need to be taken. Just because you saw it in my videos, does not mean you should do it and anyone choosing of their own free will to recreate anything that they see in my videos do so at their own risk and assumes responsibility and personal liability by doing so.
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Im 107 awesome job man!!! Glad to have found your channel!
Thank you for the sub, much appreciated
Hi Jiggsy,
That is an awesome clock.
Fantastic video and if we are all honest we have all forgotten to press record at some important point in a project. I certainly have.
Thank you so much for joining the challenge and I'm looking forward to seeing what you make in 2021.
I couldn't watch this live as I was flat out in bed having done my back in on Tuesday night.
Take care Jiggsy and thanks once again.
Cheers, Huw.
PS Thanks for using the links as well, much appreciated. Huw
Hi Huw, thank you for your comments and for watching. I enjoyed making it and the recipient was very happy with the gift.
Thank you for creating this challenge and opportunity to share with others.
Hope your back is better soon.
@@JiggsysShed Hi Jiggsy, I hope you get a load of new subscribers from posting this as you certainly deserve more than 102. Cheers, Huw
@Wooden-It-Be-Nice Cheers Huw, your comments are greatly appreciated.
@@JiggsysShed 👍
That polish is banging, cracking job Jiggsy. New sub btw
Thank you for the sub and for the comment. The grain definitely popped when finish was applied, unfortunately the pictures do not capture the full effect.
Hello John,
good challenge. I've done a lot of watches so far. But none of them were this beautiful. I'll try this when I buy a wood lathe. You've created an amazing watch. Congratulations. The wood you use is beautiful. See you. Take care, my friend.
All the best.
Thank you. I love the skeleton effect where you see the mechanisms of the clock. The wood is imported and sold at my local turning shop. I liked using the wood as it finished very nicely.
Thank you for watching and commenting. Much appreciated
@@JiggsysShed You are welcome. Thank you for the detailed informative reply. I'm watching another video and project of yours right now. :-) See you soon mate.
Great Clock. As a father-in-law myself. I would be very proud to have one like that. Rob
Thank you Rob, much appreciated
Great looking clock
Thank you Chris
pretty cool nice job . im sure he will enjoy it alot .
Thank you Dark. He did like it... apparantly he had a clock that he was meaning to get replaced.
The watch is very nice! I can imagine what aesthetic pleasure you got out of it!😇
Thank you, much appreciated. Was definitely a fun project
@@JiggsysShed I just play a little guitar too and I had the same problem, the string holder came off, I bolted it on. But it was a long time ago)
Unfortunately the strings do put a lot of tension on the bridge. After repairing the bridge, I ended up having to repair it again with bigger screws... I think my daughter had messed around with the tuners creating further tension.
@@JiggsysShed In my guitar I immediately screwed the string holder not with screws but with bolts with nuts inside, and of course I did not forget the glue.
@@diygeneration5566 yeah, probably a good idea that. Though my fix now has held and it is working well
Very nice, the finish on that wood is great.
Your father-in-law will be pleased and it was a good opportunity to participate in the challenge.
Thank you. I was really impressed with how well the wood finished. There was quite a depth to the shine that the pictures unfortunately do not fully show. I'll definitely be using bubinga again.
I've always been wanting to do a clock, so the timing of the challenge was great.
Looks great well done.
Thank you, much appreciated
Very nice job Jiggsy's well done .Cheers Ahron
Thank you Ahron, much appreciated.
Beautiful clock! Love the mechanism showing like that. I'm sure he was very happy with it. Thanks for another great video. Stay safe, Vickie
Thank you for watching and commenting. Yes, he did like the clock and apparantly it got to replace an old clock that was no longer working.
Sorry I missed you live stream... nice looking clock. Cheers
Thank you. No worries Grahame. I struggle to make all the lives and premieres. Thank you for popping by my channel.
That looks awesome! I'm sure he'll love it. 👍 I like the legs. New sub! Mike
Thank you for watching, commenting and subscribing Mike.
I didnt really know what I was doing with the legs till the last minute.
Hey Jiggsy!
Absolutely gorgeous man! I love bubinga and you did an excellent job!
Thanks for sharing!
- Seth
Thank you so much Seth. I will definitely work more with bubinga after this.
Nicely done
Thank you
Beautifully crafted. Hope he was pleased.
Thank you. Yes he was, apparently it replaced a clock that was needing replacing.
Absolutely a beautiful clock, Jiggsy!!! Well done!!!
Thank you DD and thanks for stopping by. Looking forward to seeing what you make.
This is beautiful 😍😍 That clock face is stunning ! Really great
Thank you Claire. I enjoyed making this and love the skeleton look. Will definitely be making more in the future.
Beautiful clock John. Looks absolutely fabulous, take care,John
Thank you, really appreciate you watching. It was fun to make this one. Will need to do another some point.
Very nice
Awesome addition to Huw's challenge 👍👍😎
Thank you, very much appreciated.
Great job dear
Thank you
Wonderful. Thanks for participating and sharing.
Thank you Doug
Wish I'd seen this challenge, I'd have had a go at this!
There's still just over a week left for this challenge
That’s a beautiful clock, sir! Really enjoyed it and I have been guilty of forgetting to turn the camera on, too. Not the end of the world. Liked and subscribed!! 👍👍👍
Happy turning,
.....Gord
Hi Gord, thank you for watching and subbing to my channel. Much appreciated. I'm sure I will forget to press record again in the future though often it is because I get carried away with the work and the battery dies.
Great work, totally love the finish of bubinga. Which took longer the clock housing or the feet? All the best. Ray
Thank you. Yeah I was really pleased with how well the wood finished. I would say that the clock housing took longest. The feet turned fairly quickly as it was fairly small. Think if they were bigger it would have taken me longer based on the spindle I had just turned.