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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
- Using a scrap Popular wood board Tim glues up and turns a birdhouse.
Tim Yoder and Bryan Crain are the creators of the nationally distributed PBS Woodturning Workshop. Now they create instructional and just plain silly videos for your enjoyment here on RUclips.
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Hi Tim, you are the most entertaining and professional woodturner on the web and as a retired joiner in the UK really look forward to your videos, thank you, Paul
Tim I just want to say I love your channel and how you can have serious professional videos and throw some humor into it and at the same time just make fun things I wish to someday meet you in real life
pugdoglover same
Great work as always Tim. Your charismatic personality and cheerful attitude makes watching your awespiring work so very enjoyable. Keep up the great work.
Thank you. I enjoyed your video. A friend asked me to make her a birdhouse. After watching your video I will use my lathe. She will.love it.
Cool project Tim. I put out 6 bird house on my property several years ago. They all have 1.5 inch diameter holes. I don't get any birds wanting to move in, but every one of them has flying squirrels in the winter months when the leaves are off the trees. The flying squirrels love my bird houses.
If you want chickadees, don't put a perch on the front. The perch encourages sparrows and the chickadees don't need it.
I'm going through turn one if these. Great idea and great work.
Great idea. As a home improvement contractor I have lots of scraps.
Love your work Tim, and your friendly demeanour and attitude.
Good project for inexperienced turners like me. Several tips I didn't think of like choice of glue, entry hole size and lose the perch. I made a birdhouse from flat boards but no occupants, I suspect the hole size is too large. I'll try a new one like this. Thanks for the info Tim.
Tim, just wanted to say how much I enjoy your videos
You would make a very fine Instructor. Could watch it all day! Woodturning is not my best side but I do like to make things like that.
Your very good for nature birds❤merry chrismas & happy new years to you and family
Really like your style and instructions. Neat project!
Very cool little video. Just bought some poplar today.
What a great project to use up some scrap. Thanks for sharing!
That's fantastic! Thanks for the video! If only I could be this good!
These videos are always mesmerizing. I usually find myself on your channel at 4am. Unable to sleep, but at least there's something fun to watch.
Dr Rockets saaaaaame
Beautiful work, friend, Congratulations, I accompany you here in Brazil, hugs and a lot of health.
very nice, clean and cheap price idea bird house, keep it sir.
thnkx
Hi Tim, good job for our feathered friends. I'm going to make some of these.
Nice looking birdhouse. But, for the record, it's not always a good idea to fit a perch. The small birds that are likely to use a small birdhouse don't need a perch and it makes it easier for larger predatory birds to gain access to steal the eggs.
Looks awesome good job Tim 👍👍
I would have never thought to put in a drain hole! Great tip. This project is on my to do list. My only question concerns cleaning out the inside after a season of birds living in it. Would having some way to take off the top to clean it out be a feature to add?
That’s cute! If it’s for actual birds a perch might not be the greatest idea because it might allow predators to have a place to climb to get inside at the babies.
I turn wood but you my friend are a Artist ! I have only been turning for 14 months but i'm no where near your level lololol.
Looks like a beehive LOL
I like it 😎
I really like this style bird house, in definently going to be making one!
the first video of yours that i watched and truly enjoyed
Tim I love your channel you seem like just a regular Joe :)
Cool project, I've just purchased .y first lathe, look forward to creating
Excellent craftsman
You have a serious shine on the dome sir.
Buena aplicación felicidades
Pero una pregunta, no se despegan las laminas con la humedad, se entiende que estarán en el exterior
Saludos desde España
Great! Cheers from Brazil!
Tim, Regarding brittle CA. Have you looked into the No VOC Foam Safe CA such as BSI Super_Gold+. I tried it because of the VOC issue, and found that I liked the fact that it is somewhat flexible when finished. I use it to glue pen tubes into my pen blanks, and other quick jobs when I have a concern about its durability. I have been impressed so far (or it's all in my head) :)
Downside is it is more expensive that traditional CA.
Tim Great videos, you are one of few woodworkers out there that use the blade guard on the bandsaw properly. I see so many people that have 6 or 8 inches of the blade exposed above the work. I cringe every time I see that. Keep the great videos coming.
That was fantastic. Love your vids.
How do we clean it out. Aiso I know this is an old but as of now they say no perches. I enjoyed this very good !
We actually cut the perch off a few weeks later. We saw a bluejay grab a chick out of another bird house that had a perch. I used to like bluejays...I agree about cleaning it out. I have to use a hook tool to get the material out. Kind of messy.
@@woodturningwithtimyoder Thanks for reading my post .We have seen this with some of our old birdhouses now all have perches removed. Hard to tell buyers why the perches are no longer when you see them being sold with all the time.I'm working on one now like yours and trying to come up with a cleanout.
Lovely bird house Tim. Could you make a wild bee hotel please?
That's a really cool idea. Second vote for a bee hotel here.
Hi Tim, very nice video and bird house. I've made several bird houses in the past but I have t made one on the lathe yet. I just started turning last January and still learning. It's been rather fun but I do have issues with end grain tear outs. Do you have a video that explains in more detail about how to prevent this and how to best use the tools? Thanks and you just earned another subscriber.
I missed the reason as to why the top wasn't fastened to the house itself. Can you go over that briefly? Thanks!
Nice work :)
Love the birdhouse. One thing I found interesting in this video... You referred to yourself as a woodturner, not a woodworker. An interesting distinction, as I thought woodturners were woodworkers. I am a woodworker who makes clocks, furniture, turned bowls, pens, etc... I'm curious as to why you differentiate the way you do.
All woodturners are woodworkers, but not all woodworkers are woodturners.
But the booth is super and perfectly solved, I take a hat
Anyone know/have a good guess as to what the thickness of the poplar board he's using is?
Не легче ли делать из цельного полена?
l like that bird house Tim I made one good job tim
I know this video is 3 years old, but I have a question regarding the design. Are the inner dimensions perhaps a bit too deep? That is, if baby birds are born inside, are you sure they are able to climb up the curved slope wall of the birdhouse in order to get out and learn how to fly? It seems quite steep for a baby bird.
They re-uploaded this video as a "classic" - Tim himself says in another comment (to Paulo) that this video is 3 years old.
The parents fill up the nest to accommodate the little ones and most smaller bird species can climb very well.
How thick are the disks and what size forstner bit did u use?
Hello Tim what size hole do you drill in that birdhouse
Hello Tim - I didn't catch the type of adhesive you used. Can you provide some information about the adhesive? Thank you.
Cute still,looks like an acorn lol going by the acorn from my tree they are long and short in size 😹😹😹 will have to make some for my Oak tree but at the moment it's still a young tree it's only 5 years old even if it's 4 meters tall now 😹😹😹 it's still only a sapling tree the trunk has a while before it's nice and strong to hang anything of it yet 🙃🙃 maybe in another 5 years the trunk will be nice and sturdy 😹😹
Hi Tim, really enjoy your show. What is your opinion on the sanding tool you used in this episode versus a friction bowl sander (that isn't powered by anything but the piece spinning on the lathe) or even a flapping sanding disc (which may be too aggressive for what you're trying to achieve)?
I thought it looked like a beehive. I'm going to make one.
Tim, just curious to how well your birdhouse performed, did you attract the chickadees you were hoping for?
It has worked well. We still have it hanging from a cedar tree and should get another batch of baby birds this spring. I did saw the perch off to prevent Blue Jays from grabbing the chicks.
How do you clean that birdhouse out ever season
Sir, I feel obliged to tell you this. You look exactly like a compact version of jim lahey from the television show "trailer park boys." You also have awesome content. Don't even know how to woodcut and I subscribed.
Out of curiosity what is the estimated cost in to getting into wood turning ?
Ashley Jones anywhere from $700 to tims setup which is over $8000
nice work. but the roof should realy have the option to be opened for cleaning.
May i ask, how many rpm it was when you first started hollowing out, great video, New sub
Классный скворечник;-)
I ENJOE WITH YOUR VIDEO
Sorry, it looks like a very neatly build wasp nest. But I love the look
Mr. Tim Yoder, I have the greatest respect for you, I saw you make beautiful pieces and I always admired you for everything, even your sense of humor, but to my incredulous surprise you made a mistake that I never expected of you, ... and at 14:10 something happens and I knew it would happen, the worm screw was stuck in the chuck but not pulled out, it was not the tool nor The aggressiveness of the cut that caused the problem, ... with all due respect I say, I did not want it to happen but I expected it, all the best from amateur, ...
Good catch Paulo! I had just gotten the chuck a few weeks before (this video is over 3 years old) and had not had the worm screw slip before. At the time I just thought it came loose but you are right. I had not pulled the worm screw forward before tightening. Since then I try to point out that little trick when I use the worm screw.
I admire your humility ... and gives me some reason to admire you even more for all you do, I take this to learn more, ... all the best Tim,...
I'd say that it is more like an egg shape! Must have birds on the brain! ;)
How can you make this without a chuck?
Car Crashes Use a glue block the has been threaded to fit your lathe. Quite a few of the well known RUclips turners have videos on how to make them. Hope this helps
hey tim, how much did the american beauty cost?
The standard bed starts around $6,700. But it goes up from there if you want to add on extra things like 3 horsepower motor, tilt away tailstock... things like that. I must admit every time I go out to the shop I smile when I see that lathe sitting there. It is a wonderful machine.
Boa noite .Otimo trabalho ficou muito bom e ja me escrevi no canal parabens apreendi muito sobre torno abraço e paz
hei Tim
im in the middle of making my own akorn birdhouse, would u like to se it when im dine?
Sodium does not need a landing pad
Let us know when you have renters...
2019.. i must buy a chuck....
Voglio quel compasso!
The glue you chose is doing more harm to the birds than your house will do good. Birds don't do very well with chemicals.
The glue offgasses fairly quickly. It poses no harm to the birds.
Less talk more chatter.
just a little
turning humor
Quando piove, entrerà l'acqua,