Woodturning - Copper & Gum
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- In this week’s woodturning video, Harry and I decide it’s time to finish turn a bowl blank that we roughed out on a RUclips live. If you’d like to go watch the process you can find the video at the link below! It’s a bit of a laugh as it was my first time using the 40-40 grind bowl gouge
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I wanted to accentuate the cracks in this wood so I got a bag of powdered copper and I’ve got to say the powdered metal is so much nicer than using metal shavings. You can fill all of the cracks up nicely without any voids.
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Beautiful bowl Hodge. Those finishing cuts on the outside were wonderful. Love the copper powder. Really added to the beauty. Excellent work.
Thanks Doug! I rewatched part of the live when I roughed it out. Just so happened to be my first attempt using a 40-40 gouge! It was embarrassing 😂
Harry, it's not just a pretty bowl, it's beautiful.
Thanks so much Jean!
Beautifully done, Robert. Thanks for the synopsis, Harry.
Thanks as always Ward!
Very nice Bowl from Team Beaver! You have learned a lot from Harry!
Thanks Walter!
Beautiful results. I must admit, I had my doubts when I saw all of those cracks.
Thanks James, A lot of them were in the area of a knot, the only one I was worried about was the long one that nearly went to the rim but it seemed to do ok!
HA, I remember that live!!! That was definitely a good one!!
Well done Hodge, the copper addition was an excellent choice, and the lacquer finish really made it shine!
Thanks Seth! Watching that live back was pretty funny as it was my first attempt with the 40/40 gouge.
Harry I am surprised at you, Robert would never buy you drugs. I cracked up when you said that silly Beaver. What a beautiful bowl! The copper power really sets it off.
Thanks Jane! Harry should've known better!
Robert I was very surprised when you put it on the lathe to true up it wasn't to bad it looked worse when you showed it to us. Also that was some great technique on the bottom of the bowl, the colours in the bowl really showed up when lacquered. All in all Robert a great job. I actually burst out laughing when Harry said about the drugs.
Glad you enjoyed the video Alan! Thanks for watching!
That turned out absolutely gorgeous, Robert!
Thanks Billy! I'll definitely have to get some powdered aluminum and brass as well. It did a really good job filling all the nooks and crannies.
What a lovely looking piece Robert, well executed
Thanks Brent!
Adding copper was a great eye deer.
Thanks! It was my first time using it and it was pretty dang easy!
That is beautiful. Great work Harry and Hodge
Thanks John!
Lovely work and beautiful timber
Thank you very much Robert!
Such a wonderful wood to work with. I'm slowly running out of it. Love the way it cuts and finishes. Beautiful piece man.
Thanks Clint! If I stumble across any soon I'll let you know!
Very nice bowl. Turned out beautiful
Thanks Michael!
A very pretty bowl Robert.
Thanks Jack!
Great looking bowl Robert
Thanks a lot Gary!
I used copper recently for the first time on a dogwood bowl. It’s really nice stuff 😊
It really is! I'll definitely have to get some powdered aluminum and brass!
@@HodgePodgeWoodWorks I got some shavings from a place that cuts keys. Mostly brass I’d guess. Haven’t tried it yet but it should make interesting inlay.
Gorgeous bowl!
Thanks Ron!
Très jolie Hodge bravo et bonne vidéo 👍👏
Merci beaucoup! Heureux que cela vous ait plu !
Beautiful bowl, Robert. I love the copper. 😊
Thanks! I would hope so!
I use brass shavings in my cracks. I mix them in 2 part epoxy to make an emulsion and trowel it in.
Hmm....I suppose that could of worked as well. I've seen some people mix epoxy with various mica powders and fill cracks.
...wow...did that turn out great!...loved the copper idea...👍
BTW...it was a good thing the bowl was in the way...don't think I wanna see a beaver messing around with a wood-chuck...😨
Matt
Haha! Dang....missed that opportunity to use that pun! I'll have to remember that one.
@@HodgePodgeWoodWorks 😉👍
Awesome.
Glad you like it and thanks for watching!
Really nice, Robert. The copper was a good idea. Speaking of lives, are you ever going to do another?
Bill
One of these days i might get back into it. With lockdown being over too many extracurricular activities for family going on now.
great job xxxxxxxxxxx
Thanks Paula!
Harry is so knowledgeable. Does he offer online turning classes?
Beautiful job on the bowl.
He hasn't started to do so yet. Maybe he'll put out some educational videos one day for kids to learn woodturning.
Where do you get all these ideas from? Your work is so good.
Well I watch quite a few woodturners and follow them on Instagram so there's ideas all over the place!
Have you used a round or half round scraper or negative rake scraper ? Have you ever used a blend of linseed oil , wax and turpentine , or danish oil , tung oil ?
Gary, I had a large round scraper that I've converted to a negative rake scraper. I want to grind it to that sort of butter knife shape but I need to get a courser grit CBN to speed things up....or put on my old stone wheel? I've never tried that blend of finishes before but I think I've got them all besides turpentine. I need to do some more experimenting with finishes one of these days.
Sam Angelo has a recipe on his site
I love gum wood . I was thinking resin for the cracks but I like the copper better. Also could you tell me whose handle your using I like the fact that it has a collet to hold the shaft not set screws
John, the modular handles I've got are were made by Stuart Batty. They have currently stopped making them at the moment but he's supposed to be opening up a shop to start producing them sometime in the near future. In the mean time Ashley Harwood does make a similar style handle system.
Okay I'm an idiot. How did you expand the chuck jaws to fit the shoulder cut on the inside of the beautiful bowl?
I always look forward to your videos!
Haha, well I was wondering that to at first. Luckily the Nova chuck allen key has a ball head on the end of it so I managed to tighten it at an angle. Not really sure how I got it tight enough but it held on! I figured I could of also pulled out a regular L shaped allen wrench and tightened it that way if I had to.
Very nice, how many coats of the spray lacquer did it take to get such a nice finish? And how long do you have to wait between coats please?
Andy, I probably ended up doing about 7 or 8 light coats. The time between coats really depended on the weather. At times it was pretty cold and seemed to take a bit longer to dry. On a normal day, I could probably wait 20 minutes or so between coats.
Who is your supplier for the powered copper?
I picked it up from tuckersturnings.com/. Seemed to be the cheapest I found but had to pay for shipping :(
Sometimes, you are really rough on that beaver. 🦫
Sometimes it's the only way to be with a beaver.