Making Shavings / Spindle Practice Session
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- Опубликовано: 12 июл 2018
- I had to make some black shavings to fill up some cracks in an Olive bowl I'm working on, so I chucked up a spindle piece of African Blackwood and started chipping away. Since it was already set up, I never miss a chance to practice my spindle turning, so I give you 17 minutes, non stop, no edits and no time lapse, of one of these practice sessions.
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How can some people not like this??? I think it is awesome how you do so much detail in a very small area of the piece. well done and shame on the disliker
Thanks Dave! And about someone not liking this, some people only like short whole project videos, I'm pretty sure the not liking is not about the project but only about the presentation.
Yuval
Part 1
Okay class, today’s lesson requires perfect eyesight, patience, and a very sharp gouge & an incredible skill set.
Part 2
You’re going to stick it all back together & turn it into a pen blank !!
Seriously Yuval, great to watch you at work, excellent my friend.
All the best from the UK
Geof
Thanks Geof!! I don't posses all those things you said you need, but my spidey senses make up for those ;)
Yuval
Great video and fantastic work! African Blackwood is one of my favourite woods.
Thanks Sam! I really wish I could find larger pieces of it to make something really interesting, but alas, I never do.
Yuval
Yuval, you just need to dump the job, dump the family and stay in the shop. We've missed seeing your turnings! :) Fun video, thanks!
Wish I could mate, I wish I could :)
Yuval
If I were lucky enough to have some blackwood, I would be saving it for that special finial or knob. For crack filling and other repairs, I like to use charcoal dust made on sandpaper and mixed with C.A. glue or regular yellow wood glue. I also make a coarse dust at the bandsaw of the species of wood I'm working with.
I always enjoy your work... please keep it up! Woody in Georgia
Thanks Thomas! I do have a few spare spindle piece to "waste", but I don't see it as such, I do sometimes use coffee grinds and CA to fill up...
Yuval
GREAT PLAY TIME and well worth watching thank you
Thanks Wagger :) I do try to play when I can :)
Yuval
Beautiful work Yuval.
Thank you Alan!
Yuval
Fine spindle work, Yuval!
Billy
Thanks Billy, practice makes perfect! :)
Yuval
Very good Yuval I could see two or three box handle's there,all the best
At least three or four ;) Thanks Barry!
Yuval
Glad to see you are safe back and in your shop again. Beautiful spindle work. miss 4 yr old and miss 2 year old have stopped playing just to watch. Lol new fans
Ehehehe, I've glad I was able to keep the younglings entertained :) Tell them I said Hi!! :)
Yuval
Impressive skills Yuval👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Thanks Alan!! Just playing around with some tools and wood ;)
Yuval
Hi Yuval. A small two wheel steady rest would be a nice tool to have for work like this. Just have a little piece of mind for fear of the vibration breaking the spindle to soon. I love trying delicate work. Would love to have a master of the craft such as yourself.
Someday Yuval, someday!! :-)
Thank you for the compliments Ed, but I'm far from being a master, I just like to play around. I do have in mind to make small steady rest for spindle turning soon enough. I just need to break out of my lazy period of the year, when it's too hot and mosquito ridden to turn :)
Yuval
Yuval Lahav Woodturning Hi Yuval. I can so relate to the heat you mention and the mosquito's. Oh but I have never been lazy. 😜 Today is the first day of relief from the last week of hot and steamy here. My wife and I have been hiding inside our home. Thank God for A/C to keeps us cool. 🤣
Blackwood is a pleasure to turn. I’m in the habit of saving samples of shavings from just about everything in case I need them!
Exactly. I try to do the same, if I have an interesting colored wood chucked on.
Yuval
Very nice spindle turning Yuval! Thanks for sharing it.😎👍JP
Thanks JP!! :)
Yuval
You're very welcome Yuval! 😎
Thanks Yuval. I can see I need a lot more practice.😜
Eheheh, well, practice makes perfect, and I'm still working on it...
Yuval
👍🏻👍🏻 two thumbs up
Thanks Tony!
Yuval
Interesting to watch you use the cut off tool as a tiny skew. I've been doing that as well...with limited success. I think I need a better sharpening system. Anyway fun to watch, thanks for posting.
Thanks Gil! I have the most basic of sharpening system, and it works, just don't be so lazy about sharpening between projects ;)
Yuval
Mmmmm finials! Good to see you playing about 😜👍🍺
Thanks man, it's good to make some shavings, but still not enough time to actually turn a project. Soon I hope.
Yuval
Pretty Cool. Practice, practice, and more practice, that's what it takes. Seemed you were going so slowly, however it only took 17 minutes to turn out a finial. Practice can be meditative, its not a race is it. Thanks for sharing.
Well, I actually did this to make some black dust to fill in some cracks in Olive wood, while working on my form and cuts, trying out different sharpenings and angles. So yeah :)
Yuval
A very nice job and an excellent wood.👍🏼
Thanks Tomas!
Yuval
Allways good to practice yuval nice work
Thanks Chris!
Yuval
Nice lace bobbin Yuval ! Not sure how well it would work though ! LOL
Eheheh, well, work or not, it did it's job and made me some shavings :)
Yuval
Yuval oh, that was awesome! Every chance I get I'm doing the same things with very small pieces. Spindle work takes time and patience to accomplish great results. However it's somewhere in to 3 to 4 mil where I run into trouble! I would love to get a spindle that size to practice on though! African Blackwood is very expensive here!
I got a good deal on those last time I was at UKIWS, have some shipped to you from the guys in the UK! And thanks :)
Yuval
Jewelry work!
Almost! :)
Yuval
Hello Yuval, What a nice way to relax. By the way, don't get rid of it. Nick Zammeti is getting to sound a bit desparate over outstanding chess pieces and I reckon that you could get a few out of your spindle. . . . Regards, Glenn. :-)
Thanks Glenn! I'll offer Nick the use of my spindle anytime!! :)
Yuval
Hi Yuval the day you stop practicing is the day to stop turning. Y.N.W.A. Paul.
Exactly. Perfectly said.
Yuval
You probably would have gotten more usable shavings by grinding that stick in a pencil sharpener. But, I'm like you, any excuse to spin a piece of wood, is a good excuse to spin a piece of wood. Great watching you work, thanks!!
Exactly Nik, using a pencil sharpener would produce the shaving I needed, but where's the fun in that?! :)
Yuval
Practice I find almost as therapeutic, if not more so, than turning a piece .. as you don't have to worry if you "cock" it up :)
Nice to see you in practice mode mate.
take care
Mike
Thanks buddy, it's been so long since I've been to the shop that I need to regather my wits and start making something :)
Yuval
Cool … what do you do with the shavings?
Thanks! I keep them and use them on different projects where I need black dust to fill in cracks or decorative inserts.
Yuval
And about 6:30 is where my this turning breaks.
Well, you try, and try again, and look for ways to hold and support, and this sounds like a intervention meeting :)
Yuval
Ole ole y ole
Thanks Andres!
Yuval
Will you sell it?
I love it!
I only sell good things, not experiments :)
Yuval
👍👍👍👍👍🇬🇧...
Thanks!
Yuval
Shame we cannot smell the wood!
It's smells a little pepery....
Yuval