That's awesome thanks. I've been turning some dip pens which are partly 3 sided (using 3 colours of wood) and other dip pens which are round with an inside out section. The three sided inside out idea occured to me, which led me here. The flame looks amazing, so today I'll be attempting a pen with a flame in the grip (bulge in the dip pen). 16mm is the maximum diameter, so got the dread feeling already. It's amazing when I get a crazy idea how often I end up here. Thanks for sharing your knowledge.
Nice piece! I think I'll try to make one of these. Save your fingers! Use a dry sponge between your hand and the sandpaper. Should the paper slip or grab there's a layer of protection for your fingers. The sponge is stiff and gives the same support to the sandpaper as your fingers while protecting your hand. Hope this helps.
I have done several 4 stave inside out turnings but never thought about 3 stave. Yours is great. Love the flame inside. great color work It looks realistic. Now that you have done a 3 stave, what about two? Thanks for sharing.
Well done Alan, I will have make some, they would be great candidates for some surface embellishments (a la Steven Kennard). Or maybe some pyrography, or maybe both?
First time seeing this. I’ve never done one of these but would love to try one sometime soon. Any suggestions on how to get started would be very appreciated.
Hi Alan. At the first glue up, did you ONLY use the tape around the bundle and CA glue on each end? The reason for the question is I have seen others use paper between the staves so it would release easy after first cutting.
On previous inside out projects I have used paper joints. I've also used band clamps around the bundle. In Dale's demo, he used this process and I decided to try it and see if it would work for me. It did. I think paper joints are more secure but this was adequate. Thank you Ed Alan
I really liked 3 stave turning, but I didn't go to far in the schoolhouse and I'm having trouble with the math part, is there a easy way to do this. Thank you.
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That's awesome thanks. I've been turning some dip pens which are partly 3 sided (using 3 colours of wood) and other dip pens which are round with an inside out section. The three sided inside out idea occured to me, which led me here. The flame looks amazing, so today I'll be attempting a pen with a flame in the grip (bulge in the dip pen). 16mm is the maximum diameter, so got the dread feeling already.
It's amazing when I get a crazy idea how often I end up here. Thanks for sharing your knowledge.
As long as you are safe - go for it - it is only wood.
Alan
Very interesting. I’ve never seen a three stave inside-out piece before. Thanks for sharing.
Well, now you have - universe expanded!
Alan
I'm brand new to turning so it will be a while before I tackle something like this but saving it for something to aspire to. Absolutely beautiful.
Keep it in mind and keep turning. You'll get there.
Alan
A lovely result showing some masterful turning Alan.
Great video.
Cheers
Mike
Thank you Mike - You're gracious.
Alan
How pretty, I must try that.
Please do!
Alan
Like the method Alan,even i understood it! Great result!😁😁😁😁👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Super - I guess it really is best when understood. :)
Alan
Very nice process for a 3 sided Io turning. I use 3 hex shaped pieces but I'll be trying this method...less wood! Thanks, Jim Jakosh
I had not thought of hex. but yes that is probably more wood.
Alan
I prefer triple stave inside/outside turning too. This is a very nice piece. I will have to try one of these.
Give it a try but be careful in the sawing.
Alan
Excellent video and project. Once I have access to an appropriate saw, it's on my list!
Well, sawing for this one is critical and must be safely done.
Thanks for commenting.
Alan
Thanks for sharing, beautiful Piece. Full View and Like
Thank you Allen
Alan
I hope that some day I get a lathe machine, that was beautiful work
Do not wait too long. :)
Alan
Wonderful! Nicely done and presented.
Thank you Cip. Thanks for commenting.
Alan
The best of art wood work, congratulation.
Thank you Krishna for watching and commenting.
Alan
Good job friend
Thank you.
Alan
Nice turn, Allan. I like the three sides apposed to four.
Agree - three has quite an appeal.
Thank you Lee
Alan
Really nice. Contrast with the flame is right on.
Thank you William for watching and commenting.
Alan
Simply beautiful. Loved the comments.
Levis Canada
Thanks for watching and your comment.
Alan
wow this was so satisfying
Thanks for watching
Alan
Wonderful! Have not seen a 3 stave inside out before. New finial design, perhaps? Thanks for sharing his styling.
It would be a rather large finial but possible.
Thanks for watching.
Alan
Dang, first inside out I've seen. What a cool idea. Beautiful work.
Thank you Suzette.
They are a great project.
Alan
Nice piece! I think I'll try to make one of these. Save your fingers! Use a dry sponge between your hand and the sandpaper. Should the paper slip or grab there's a layer of protection for your fingers. The sponge is stiff and gives the same support to the sandpaper as your fingers while protecting your hand. Hope this helps.
Thanks for your suggestion.
Alan Stratton
Good idea!
Very educating! I’ll have a watch on your channel
Welcome.
Alan
Beautiful piece of art 👍🏼
Thank you Tomas
Alan
Great Christmas idea!
Shhh! - It's not time yet for the Christmas Ornament Challenge.
Alan
I have done several 4 stave inside out turnings but never thought about 3 stave. Yours is great. Love the flame inside. great color work It looks realistic. Now that you have done a 3 stave, what about two? Thanks for sharing.
Two staves seem pretty chunky - I'd have to work on that to get them to look good.
But, very possible.
Alan
Amazing work!
Thanks for watching Matt,
Alan
saya suka karya anda.....
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Alan
That is amazing! Kudos to you sir
Thank you Abdelrahman
Alan
@Julien Ali yeah you are right no one cares. why would you hack your friend's account you psycho !!
Beautiful!
Thank you Diana
Alan
Buffing projects with a lot of air? I use horse hair shoe brushes. Does a great job for me. Thanks for the video. I'm glad you put it on the tube.
Great tip! Robert
Alan
That's an awesome job! It's my first time seeing this technique. I'm liking this!
I'm betting it will not be the last time. Keep watching.
Thank you
Alan
Great job.
Thank you George
Merry Christmas
Alan
You are wicked good !
Thank you
Merry Christmas
Alan
Well done Alan, I will have make some, they would be great candidates for some surface embellishments (a la Steven Kennard). Or maybe some pyrography, or maybe both?
Send me some pictures Bert. Great ideas.
Alan
FYI, if you dye from dark to light and sand back between colors, it generally looks better.
I guess it depends on how much you sand back - Worth experimenting with.
Alan
First time seeing this. I’ve never done one of these but would love to try one sometime soon. Any suggestions on how to get started would be very appreciated.
Try it. but first do a search for my other inside-out videos.
Alan
Que trabalho maravilhoso! Parabéns.
Thank you Aldo
Merry Christmas
Alan
Very nice. 👍
Thank you Rex
Alan
Very nice.
Thank you Steven
Alan
Hi Alan. At the first glue up, did you ONLY use the tape around the bundle and CA glue on each end? The reason for the question is I have seen others use paper between the staves so it would release easy after first cutting.
On previous inside out projects I have used paper joints. I've also used band clamps around the bundle. In Dale's demo, he used this process and I decided to try it and see if it would work for me. It did.
I think paper joints are more secure but this was adequate.
Thank you Ed
Alan
A masterclass .......
Thank you Steven
Alan
6:48 how is the gouge not going into the cavity and break the thin wood?
1. Very light pressure
2. Shear cut with edge nearly vertical to wood rotation.
Alan
I really liked 3 stave turning, but I didn't go to far in the schoolhouse and I'm having trouble with the math part, is there a easy way to do this. Thank you.
Don't let math stop you. Just cut 60 degrees staves and give it a try.
It will come
Alan
As Wood Turns ..I am having the same problem. Do you have any footage of actually cutting the staves?
😲👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Thank you Mike
Alan