Very clever design. I would have left the sprinkles on, but that's me and not always a good recommendation. Thank you for sharing. Yes, you probably should have used the skew. As it was you were using the point of the gouge with no support from the bevel. I wouldn't have realized this if I hadn't been bringing on Kent's turn a wood bowl series. If you're going to put yourself out there on video you should probably strive to be a good example to all. You're going to have a lot green viewers who will be looking to you as a role model. Be a good one. You're off to a great start. Thank you again for sharing and keep up the good work.
Daren, enjoyed the video. I tried some variations of approach though. After drilling the holes I made tennons and hot glued them in place. Then, after gluing in rhe snow flakes, and trees and santas, I made a frame tl hold my belt sander that held it square to the work and let gravity hold it in place. After it was round, making the sphericle shape was tool work. After the hollowing I turned finials and usef them to supportfor the final sanding and finishing. Grest project, good job, I learned a lot and ggot more ideas. TNX
Thanks BayLake and Darren for putting this one up. What a great idea for a decoration and it was good of you to leave the whole video up so that us amateurs starting out can see that unexpected catches/wood break ups can happen to even the experienced professional.
Thanks for this great presentation. Especially the part coming off the lathe, knowing this happens to experts makes a novice like me feel a little better.
Very informative video and a clever design. I don't want to sound critical but you really need a shield for the microphone because it was all I could do to make it through the whole video. It is a long video which is ok but the huffing and puffing of you breathing over the microphone was very trying.
Great video . I am very interested in wood turning . I hate that your ornament exploded on you but I learned that things are not as easy as some videos let on . Very informative
Great demostration. I intend to turn at least one ornament, have ordered and received the snowflakes, inexpensive. Would like to see more demostration videos.
The demonstrator (Darren Throop) searched "laser cut snowflake ornament" on eBay, but you can also get them on Amazon as well. He found packs of 10 to 50 ornaments. Scroll through to find the delivery and price point that works for your project. There are also different sizes and styles out there, just change the dimensions of the cube, hole diameter and thickness of laminated snowflake to work.
I make snowflakes by the 1000's and not laser or stamped, if you'd want a really thick flake ( I can't attach a picture but google my name or spheramid woodworks) I can send you what you need. Solid wood, not plywood.
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Very clever design. I would have left the sprinkles on, but that's me and not always a good recommendation. Thank you for sharing. Yes, you probably should have used the skew. As it was you were using the point of the gouge with no support from the bevel. I wouldn't have realized this if I hadn't been bringing on Kent's turn a wood bowl series. If you're going to put yourself out there on video you should probably strive to be a good example to all. You're going to have a lot green viewers who will be looking to you as a role model. Be a good one. You're off to a great start. Thank you again for sharing and keep up the good work.
Daren, enjoyed the video. I tried some variations of approach though. After drilling the holes I made tennons and hot glued them in place. Then, after gluing in rhe snow flakes, and trees and santas, I made a frame tl hold my belt sander that held it square to the work and let gravity hold it in place.
After it was round, making the sphericle shape was tool work. After the hollowing I turned finials and usef them to supportfor the final sanding and finishing. Grest project, good job, I learned a lot and ggot more ideas. TNX
Thanks BayLake and Darren for putting this one up. What a great idea for a decoration and it was good of you to leave the whole video up so that us amateurs starting out can see that unexpected catches/wood break ups can happen to even the experienced professional.
Thanks for this demo, great idea. Unfortunate catch but still got the idea and method over, cheers.
Great job, stuff happens, keep up the great work. Awesome ornament
Excellent demonstration.
Awesome video Darren! Great design and concept. Glad to see you are human like the rest of us!
Thanks for this great presentation. Especially the part coming off the lathe, knowing this happens to experts makes a novice like me feel a little better.
Respect to you for forging ahead with the demo. Pressure created diamonds. Thanks for the informational video.
I haven’t heard of a grit size for a gouge before. Is that really a thing or is that just a reference to my shaky hand or dull tool?🤣.
Great video!
Don't feel bad. This happens to all woodturners. A perfect example why a mask is a must. Nice job.
Very informative video and a clever design. I don't want to sound critical but you really need a shield for the microphone because it was all I could do to make it through the whole video. It is a long video which is ok but the huffing and puffing of you breathing over the microphone was very trying.
Great video . I am very interested in wood turning . I hate that your ornament exploded on you but I learned that things are not as easy as some videos let on . Very informative
Thanks Sreve!
Nice. I have some of those wooden snowflakes.
Great demostration. I intend to turn at least one ornament, have ordered and received the snowflakes, inexpensive. Would like to see more demostration videos.
Nice thanks for the posting
How much do these sell for ?
That’s a lot of time
They look awesome !
The demonstrator (Darren Throop) searched "laser cut snowflake ornament" on eBay, but you can also get them on Amazon as well. He found packs of 10 to 50 ornaments. Scroll through to find the delivery and price point that works for your project. There are also different sizes and styles out there, just change the dimensions of the cube, hole diameter and thickness of laminated snowflake to work.
That was a great video where did you find your snowflakes at the order
On final rounding, I would use a sanding block with around a 180 grit then use finer in steps. instead of a steel tool. RON
why did u not try to put together the flakes with hot glue
Can't answer your question ... this demonstrator is no longer with our club.
Daren, where have you found the best supplier for the Laser Snowflakes and the best size you found works best?
Neat idea Dude TFS, G :)
Where did you get the snowflakes the sellers name and diameter and thickness would like to try that ornament for my family tree
Токарный станок понравился, где такой купить?
I found some laser cut snowflakes at local hobby lobby
Very Hard to watch this video. Great info though.
I make snowflakes by the 1000's and not laser or stamped, if you'd want a really thick flake ( I can't attach a picture but google my name or spheramid woodworks) I can send you what you need. Solid wood, not plywood.
Hi Duane. How would I cantact you? I'd like to get some Snowflakes to use in turning.
D Bird spheramid@gmail.com