Woodturning the Gemstone Bowl (Gemstone in Finial)
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- Опубликовано: 4 окт 2019
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In this video I am woodturning a gemstone bowl. I use a laminated bowl blank into a vessel with a purple heart top.
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Oh ya Peggy. That's awesome my friend. 👍💜
Thanks, Joel!
Beautiful! Well done!
Thank you so much 😀
Excellent job turning and even better explaining your process.....THX
Thanks, Mike!
Beautiful. I’m a beaver so I know about changing ones mind. This is an awesome piece.
Thank you! Cheers!
Wonderful job love the bowl.
Thanks!
Beautiful!!!
Thank you.
Beautiful piece yet again Peggy you have knocked it outta the park waoooow so so beautiful love the contrast of colours and the gem stone is just genius really finished it off perfectly and the finish what can I say other than " I wants some Acks paste" 🤣🤣👍👍👍
Thanks, Gavin!
Wow 👍 very pretty.
Thanks!
Very pretty!
Thanks!!
Looks great 👍
Thanks!
Nicely done
Thanks much!
Very much like the profile of the bowl. Looks to be a very tactile piece.
Thanks, Sam!
Believe me, changing your mind is not just you. Lovely colours and a great lamination. I especially like the edge on the return of the bowl. Just something a little different from an ordinary curve. I found your channel today and it looks like I will be binge watching quite a lot of the back videos... :)
Awesome, thank you for watching!!
Love this one! Very beautiful and unique
Thank you!
Très beau !! J'adore !! So beautiful !! I love !!
Thank you!
Patty Once again you are heads above majority of woodturners on RUclips. It was a beautiful project and I love the purple heart top. I have experience carving purple heart and it's a hard wood to carve.
Peace out ✌️♥️
Thanks, Andrew!
Very nice
Thank you!
Great project. Agree that no long sleeves in the shop and proper shoes. Hate to think of the skew chisel falling point down. Love your videos. If you like gem stones visit the stone and gem museum in Bethel, Maine.
Thanks, Pablo! Will do!
Love the piece. Well thought out and looks great. But please, roll your sleeves up!! Giving me the heebie jeebues here!!
Deal!
Godo Job. I like it.
Thanks!
Super awesome job Peggy great piece. The contrasting color of the different woods works real together, thanks for sharing.
Thanks, Gary!
You make turning look so easy. I don’t know if you have been doing it for years, but you pictured the shapes and just created them the way you want. Beautiful job. Congrats! Cheers, Sean
Thanks, Sean. I have been turning for about a year and a half.
Love the piece. Well thought out and looks great. But please, roll your sleeves up!! Giving me the heebie here!!
Noted!
Another beautiful bowl Peggy. I showed it to my wife and she really liked it.
Thanks, David! Much appreciated!
You're welcome Peggy. Have a great week.
@@davidnielsen4490 you too!
Miss Peggy the turners i watch make it look so easy im a new turner so i have tools flying 1 way and bowls the other and i still enjoy it all !!!!
Thanks!
Hot dang! That is one lovely bowl! The gemstone adds just the right touch...
Thank you!
Nice job Peggy
Thanks much!
Great looking bowl. I love the design and was not expecting the outcome. Great!!!
Thank you!
Very nice work and relaxing to watch you work.
Gary
Thanks, Gary!
😍😍😍 it's fantastic...so beautiful!
Thank you!!!
My favorite of all your projects.
Awe, thanks!!!
Great work, Peggy!
Thanks, Rick! Appreciate it!
awesome turning
Thank you!
Looks great! Love the contrasting colors. Well done.
Thanks!
Outstanding Peggy!!! Really Beautiful Job!
Thanks, Steve!! Thanks for watching!
I love this piece. !!! It’s beyond beautiful and you used a gem stone. Yahooooo. If you ever need any beads for a project let me know. . Beads are like potato chips can’t ever have just 1 kind!!! Thank you
Oh thank you!
This is really gorgeous!
Thanks, Carol!
Wow looks great 👍
Thanks!!!
I liked the simple design for the finial/knob.
Thanks!
Beautiful job!
Thanks, Eric!
The shape and color of the top was, well, top notch 😃 👍 - Mike
Thanks, Mike!
Absolutely stunning beautiful job Peggy ✌️✌️
Thank you!!
Great shape and colours, i enjoyed watching thanks
Thank you, David!
I love the segmented look I think I may try to make one of these I only have a small lathe but I think I’m going to give it a shot I make mostly pens but I can see myself buying a larger machine I have my eye on the Powermatic 3520.
Thanks, Rick! I've heard good things about the Powermatic 3520
Love the finished piece. You have to do something about the loose hanging sleeves on the white shirt though. It only needs to catch once and its all over. Just saying.
Thanks. and yes on the shirt, I noticed it too, as I was watching the video...
Great job! I’m loving the red in this lid.
Thanks, Shaun!
That looks really great, I wish I was half as good!
That's very kind of you, thanks!
LOL I literally thought RUclips crashed. So of course I hit the like button. :p
Ha!!! Thanks!
I have a couple of things. Have you noticed the Ack's polishing paste evaporating over time and becoming dull?
While you were hollowing out the vase it looked like your tool rest was slowly dropping. Maybe I was imagining it.
Really like the design and combination of woods.
I haven't noticed that with Ack's. And you're not wrong about my tool rest, it was slipping!
The contrasting color really make that piece beautiful!!!!!!
You are not the only one the changes their mind while turning. Actually you have one up on me, I don't even know what shape I want before I start! Since I turn firewood I get the piece round first then I get an idea. I start making that idea and don't like the way it looks and change it. I may do that 3 or 4 times and the piece may actually end up being firewood!!!!!
Glad I'm not the only one! Thanks!
Awesome!
Thanks!
Wow!!! What a great job you made of this, it looks really nice. Ron in the UK.
Thanks, Ron!!!
Rubbitting in??????
That's a new one.
Love your work.
Keep the vids coming.
Thanks much!!
Great!
Thanks, Mike!
Great job!! A little tip when using the swan neck tool, try moving the tool rest back to keep the straight part of the tool on the rest. It will help reduce to torque on the tool.
Thanks!! Appreciate the tip!
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Thanks!!!
Stunning shape of the bowl..can we see more mixing of colour woods
Thanks!
I like the shape of the bowl
Thanks, Alan!
Very Very Lovely! 🥰 Love this Beauty! Got to go play catch up! YT turned off my notifications! 🙄
Thanks!!!
Wow Peggy beautiful :-))))
Thanks, Rod!
Different approach, but very nice!
Thanks!
Muito bom, very good
Thanks!!
Beautiful project, Peggy! You do some interesting things. Where do you get your blanks? (I notice you often have prepared blanks.)
Thanks! I get the prepared ones (usually) at my local Rockler store.
Hi Peggy -- love your work. I've watched many of your videos, and paid close attention to your finishing process -- your results are great. Can you provide the details of the scotch brite pad you use? I'd like to try to replicate your process on some of my turnings, and the scotch brite pad you use is the only missing link!
I'll try to find the link. I believe they are from Rockler.
Great job as usual but worrying to see loose sleeves and sandals.
Thanks, Alan.
Love the bowl but not so hot on the turquoise topper on the finial...maybe a dark reddish stone would have suited it better
Thanks. Yeah, maybe a reddish would have been better!
@@PFWoodturning I love it! I think the contrast is amazing! Either way, it's a Beautiful piece!
Beautiful project! Question for you. If you could only have one bowl gouge. What would be your choice? Brand? Size? Thanks!
Carter and Son, 5/8 bowl gouge. Hands down.
@@PFWoodturning Thanks! I appreciate you getting back to me. Take care.
Great job it looks great. I'm not trying to be picky or smart but please wear enclosed footwear for safety sake, it's so easy to get hurt in a workshop. I know because I cut off 3 fingers because I was rushing.
Thanks, John! You are absolutely right about the footwear!
The more i watch you turning those bowls i can see your true potential you are a jem of a woman
thanks.
Question Patty for you
I have a beginner's woodlathe, belt drive and find the lathe sluggish. To the point of stopping mid cut and then starting again. Hence chisel bites and destroys a bowl. More people are asking for bowls and vases and I'm hesitant in using the lathe.
Do you think I should move up to an electronic lathe for better control?
Hi Andrew. If your budget will allow, I would upgrade to a newer lathe, yes. Without knowing your exact setup, it's hard to say. However, it sounds like it would be the right way to go. Thanks for watching!
@White Marlin I have since bought a more expensive woodlathe to replace. Professional simular to my Engineering lathe, I am a machine toolist to trade. (Retired). My Engineering lathe has chain belt rather than rubber. But thanks for the tips.
Great video! Just a quick safety FYI... From the video it looks like the thrust bearing on your bandsaw needs to be moved closer to the blade. The blade has far too much backward movement when you're pushing a piece through the saw, and the thrust bearing is designed to keep that from happening... Thanks, V
Mike Villafuerte thanks, Mike!
Your Work Is Beautiful . Can You Make Bowls With A Lid? Almost all Of You Wood Turners Don't Make Bowls With Lid. I Wander Why?
Thank you. Yes, most of them are bowls. I have made a few lidded jars though.
Great looking piece. Very well executed.
Excellent video. The voice over is very good. I found the volume level to be quite low. The adds came in booming.
One tip adjust the bandsaw guide to just above the top of your piece. Safer and less hard on equipment.
Easy Wood Tools make a great hollowing tool.
Personal taste, I would have preferred a walnut top. I feel a brown walnut top and turquoise would go together nicely.
Thanks. I have a soft/low voice, I will try to talk a bit louder. Thanks for watching!
PF Woodturning
Or increase the volume level on the recoding.
@@joensandie Yes, I will try that. Thanks.
Peggy, I agree with this reply. Adjust your guides so you can slip a dollar bill in beside the blade. That way your blade won't wander. Then lower the guide to about an inch above your work piece. Not only a safety issue but much better finished results
Looks great, Peggy. Did you make the blank? Also, did you save the purple heart shavings to cast in resin?
Thanks. No, I didn't make that blank--bought it. And, no I didn't save the purple heart shavings--I should have!
Loving your pieces and how descriptive you are as to the how/why. This may be an annoying question, but im new to wood turning...... Why do you use each paste/wax/coating etc? I'm having trouble locating articles for how long to store, what to coat and why. Could you drop a link or something for me?
Hi Cody. Thanks for watching. The finishing part can be confusing. A good rule of thumb is after sanding and cleaning off dust, apply sealer. Then when that dries, it's really a myriad of things that you can finish with. I like the Ack's sanding and polishing paste myself. I don't have an article or link at hand, but if you live near a Rockler or Woodcraft, the staff are very helpful with any questions. They also offer classes at very reasonable prices. Another possibility is to join your local Woodturning (AAW) chapter. If you go to the AAW (American Association of Woodturners) website, you can find your closest chapter. Hope this helps, if I come across an article, I will be sure to forward you the link. Cheers and Happy turning!
Yes, just a backup comment to Brendons. No loose flappy sleeves please! Otherwise good job.
uh huh. :0-)
Nice bowl, however imho, less is more, too much with Stone and finial. I would have made a more delicate traditional finial with a point and stopped there. Just my opinion, I enjoy your work.
Thanks!
May I ask...how do you decide between mortise or tenon?
Generally, it usually depends on the size of the bowl, for me anyway. Small bowls I usually go for a tenon and vice versa on larger ones.
I never know what a piece will look like in the beginning and it may change several times.
Right?!
That definitely didnt go where I thought it was going. I thought you were making a pedestal out of the purple heart. Either way, its pretty.
Mark
Thanks, Mark!
Great piece!
Curious, where do you buy your Ack's products? [Polish and Sanding Paste]
Hi Dwain. You can go to www.ackswoodpaste.com and when you check out you can use the code pf10 for a 10% discount!
@@PFWoodturning Thank you.
@@dwainchristensen6467 No problem!
I know where your worm screw went - lol
where?
how long will that last?
How long will what last?
Lovely piece and the videos are so very watchable. Curious about this though - the hole in the vessel looks pretty central between the dark bands and yet the edge of the lid appears to cover the dark bands more on one side than the other as though it's sitting off centre a little?
I'm a total beginner, but I too was getting edgy with those loose cuffs swinging close to the chuck but I see you've taken earlier comments to heart ❤️
Keep up the great work - love watching.
Thank you for the kind words. To your question about the off centered-ness...I think that's just how the blank was laminated. It stayed pretty true on the chuck...
I do worry about those loose cuffs around a lathe.
Noted! Thank you!
Loved the bowl . the lid no so much
Thanks for watching!
Not a big fan of seeing you wearing flippies in the shop Peggy, if you drop a chisel the heavy end falls first.
Very true!
Please, please, please button your cuffs when you are turning. We want to hear FROM you not ABOUT you.
Oh, and the screw attachment is on the floor behind the lathe 😂
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speak up!!
Got it.
How long have you been turning ? Looks great !
About a year and a half. Thanks!
@@PFWoodturning wow not that long can't wait to see what you can do in 5 years !!