Turning Inside Out Vase - Not Solely For Ornaments
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
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I browsed the web for ideas for a Mother's Day project. The one that caught my eye was an inside out vase. Perfect. Inside out is fun but moderately challenging.
Four square pieces of wood are temporarily fastened together. While there are many possible ways to fasten them, I find a paper joint does a good job for a four way inside out turning. For a paper joint, a piece of plain paper is inserted into the joint between each of the glued surfaces.
When mounting the glued up blank between centers, try to exactly place the centers at the insersection of the four pieces. Any offset will show up later.
I cut an asymetric cove with the first mounting for the inside shape. I also sanded and finished the cove.
After splitting apart the wood pieces with taps from a chisel and cleaning up the new mating surfaces, I reversed each piece of wood and glued them together again - permanently.
Then remounted the block and finished turning the new outside of the vase.
The challenges are cutting air between the four slats and visualizing the inside versus the outside.
I also used my DIY steady rest found in this video, "Update To My DIY Lathe Steady Rest" at • Update To My DIY Lathe...
Enjoy!
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Music: Traumerei by Shumann performed by Becky Schlappi. Used with permission.
Beautiful Piece, thanks for sharing. Full View and Like
Many thanks Allen,
Alan
Nicely done Alan,gotta keep the good lady happy!👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Absolutely
Alan
Allen found your video you made steady rest. That is what I was looking for. Thanks Allen
Great.
You are welcome
Alan
I have done several inside out turnings and find them fun. Yours is beautiful. Your wife will like it. And I bet you also had fun doing it. Thanks for sharing.
You are Welcome, Glen
Alan
Nothing over the top short and sweet straight to the point excellent video and beautiful piece thx for sharing!
You are welcome Tanner
Alan
Inspiring for turners getting board with bowls. Also really like the dual perspective video editing.
I've started trying the technique. Broke the outer end off in the second stage by going too deep. That left me with 4 leaves coming upwards from the base looking just like a crocus blossom so I finished it as such. This accident deserves exploration. Thanks Alan
Sometimes, recovering from a whoops yields another good path.
Happy New Year
Alan
Thank you for sharing great videos every weeks. Good job 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
You're welcome, Tomas
Alan
Brilliant Wood Work,
Congratulation.
Thank you Krishna
Alan
Hi Alan! Its been quite a while since I've been on your channel and I've enjoyed my visit. I'm a little late for Mothers' Day but this served to remind me of several similar projects I hope to have time for this winter. Thanks for sharing!
Welcome back Gord.
Alan
Nice job! I like your steady rest design. Thanks for sharing.
It is nice to be able to pull it out when needed.
You are welcome
Alan
Brilliant idea Alan, I have done this with Christmas ornaments but never larger projects , beatiful work
Time to move up to a larger project.
Thank you Jim,
Alan
Looks great. She should be happy with it.
She says she is!
Alan
Usted es un maetro , impecable gracias y felicitaciones
Muchas Gracias Humberto
Alan
Nice turning Alan. I may have to try a small vase!
By all means. Go for it
Thank you Mark
Alan
Alan I really like your in side out vase. A good pairing of the woods. i did notice your embellishing tool aid was wandering if you have the plans to replica it. looks like copper wire for the burning. it also look like that you used different gauge wire. Love you're *As Wood Turns* site thank you so much for sharing. Thanks Sam
Stay tuned. That is coming this week.
You're welcome.
Alan
Hi Allen. What kind of wire did you use to to high light the groves in your Not solely for ornaments. I have used a couple of different wires but with no luck. Thanks for your help
I used guitar wire from a guitar shop (used wire)
Alan
رائع جدا
Thank you Ali
Alan
Hi Alan, I tried inside out turning once. Disaster. Bit more experience now so will give it another go in the future. Cheers, Huw
Without a disaster or two( or more) I don't appreciate it as much when I do well.
Keep at it.
Alan
Great work. I like the look of the contraption you used to burn the lines in. Have you made a video on that?
Sharp eye.
Look for it next week. That was a trial run.
Alan
Im looking for instruction on how to do the glue up on inside out turning. In this post you say you put paper in-between. Can you share any specifics on that? Thanks
I have several inside out videos that you can check. Meanwhile, a paper joint is the same as a glue joint with the addition of a sheet of paper between the pieces. Later the paper will come apart for the joint to separate. Hopefully not before that time. :)
Alan
Allen nice work, I enjoy inside out turning. Question for you do you have or know where a guy could fine plans for your steady rest. It looks very interesting. Keep up the videos I enjoy them
He has a video on making it.
Check the video description for a link to the video.
Thank you
Alan
I noticed at the beginning that the glue-up wasn't perfectly right - that is super-important in inside-out turnings. I always run the blank through my table saw and even jointer/planer after they're glued up to ensure that it's perfect.
Agree - I thought I had run them through the thickness sander. But something was off just a little.
Thank you
Alan
Nice vase, but it don’t hold water,lol 🇺🇸👍
It leaks worse than a sieve.
Alan