Embellishing a Bowl - 4Ways Collaboration by Mike Peace
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
- This month we are each doing a bowl with embellishment. I finish turned a bowl of Bradford Pear and embellished with texturing tools. You can watch the other "4 Ways" collaboration members version of this project by clicking on the links below:
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Mike, many thanks for this video. A ton of interesting, helpful tips for me, a novice wood turner. I was especially grateful for your comments about taking your time.
Great to hear!
Nicely done Mike👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍😎😎😎
Really do enjoy these videos. Each one of you brings a unique approach to the monthly project that is really interesting to see and compare. Yours is the third that I've seen for this installment, off to watch Richard Raffan's installment.
Glad you like them!
Nice bowl Mike! IMHO, the light texturing was just right as it doesn't draw attention just to that but to the whole bowl. Nicely done. Thanks for sharing!
Take care, Dave
Thanks 👍 I appreciate your takiing time to provide feedback, David.
Thank you for sharing. Much appreciated!
Great looking bowl...love the texturing!
Thanks a bunch!
Beautiful bowl Mike.
Thank you kindly
Nice bowl, Mike
A nice simple form and very fitting embellishments for it. Interesting use of the vacuum chuck. If I was a tenth as good at turning as any of you are I'd have tried and make that catch into a spiraling decoration and told everyone it was completely planned... ;-) Thanks for another interesting and instructive video.
Thanks 👍 Happy accidents are always welcome.
Well done Mike. Just the right amount of texturing. Excellent entry to the 4 way challenge. Thank you for sharing. Have a great day and stay safe.🙂🙂
Thanks, you too, Glen!
Good show of the different texturing options and tools. I found the lathe speed also makes a difference in the texture pattern, especially on the bottom flower. Now, we just need to get you to try some colored embellishing wax on the textures!🤣
Valerie, my experience is that speed only affects my pattern if it affects my tool control. Going slow takes longer but the tool is less likely to jump and that is never good.
Nicely done bowl. I am really enjoying this series the 4 of you are doing.Thank you!
Glad you enjoy it!
The texturing on the rim really makes the bowl pop. Good job, good video!
Thank you! 😊
Great bowl Mike.... Awsome texture
Thank you, Tomislav. Texturing is fun to play with.
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Nicely done, Mike. This is a great series - really interesting how different everyone's approach is.
I appreciate your comment.
Really like the embellishment. Great job.
Thanks so much!
Very nice embellishment. Dresses up the bowl. Will need to get one of the decorative tools.
They are fun to play with.
Sr Mike gracias a usted y a muchos torneros norteamericanos que enseñan sin egoismo, uno como latino puede aprender tantos secretos de la torneria que en nuestros paises no hubiera sido posible nuevamente gracias y que Dios lo bendiga a usted y su familia
Gracias por esas amables palabras.
Great to see how you and Sam use similar texturing tools and triangular points to create the decorative bands. I'm wondering if the detailing point you use on the rim is the remnant of a spindle gouge. Even if not, I've a gouge about to become a very similar tool.
I add the tiny Vee groove on each side of the texture with a 1/4" point tool. I used two different ones in the video. They are from HSS rods from Amazon but you could grind one from a screw driver. I like the 1/4" but some folks like them larger so you could make one from any old 3/8" bar tool. Here is my video on making one ruclips.net/video/AMogaU6aiI8/видео.html
Will an oil penetrate on the inside where you used the abrasive paste with wax? I’ve never used abrasive paste if I am going to oil as I didn’t think the oil would penetrate. Beautiful bowl Mike!
Yes it will. As long as you keep wiping off the abrasive paste until the residue is gone. I have a video on it.