Wood Turning and Pyrography - Oak Hollow Form
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- Опубликовано: 13 июл 2024
- Welcome welcome! In this video I use a woodturning lathe to make a small hollow form with white oak followed by a little pyrography adding detail to the existing grain lines of the timber.
Firstly mounted on a drive spur to form the tenon before being flipped over for the rest of the process. Shaped using a 3/8ths bowl gouge for the most part.
The centre was removed with a 14mm Forstner bit and the opening remained around that size after being hollowed with a few different carbide scrapers. Sanded from 120 - 320 then cleaned and parted off.
The detail was added with the Dremel Versatip soldering torch before a very light sanding at 320 and finishing with a coat of Walrus oil.
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00:00 - Intro
00:12 - White oak - Mounting on drive spur to form a tenon
00:55 - Mounting on the tenon to round the blank
01:41 - Rough shaping the outside
02:02 - Flattening the top and reseating the tail stock to fix a wobble
02:12 - Continued shaping and sanding
03:05 - Removing the core with a 14mm Forstner
03:33 - Hollowing with the swan next carbide tool
04:18 - Cleaning the inner base with a larger round carbide
05:15 - Parting off and cleaning the foot
06:15 - Adding pyrography detail with Dremel Versatip
07:13 - Applying Walrus oil finish
07:45 - Close ups
08:10 - Thanks for watching!
*These videos are non instructional and meant for the purposes of entertainment. Any attempt to imitate or copy what I do must be done at your own risk, my practices may not always be correct or the safest. You are responsible for your own safety while woodworking. Read and understand the operation and safety manuals supplied with your tools and machinery to ensure you are safe while using such equipment! 
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I like the pyrography design. It looks like a part of the wood by simply following the grain pattern. A neat idea 👍
Thanks for watching Jojo, glad you like it! 😁
Bless you!
Haha thanks Mark!!
Very cool man, nice little vase
Cheers buddy! 😁
Nice one! I like the pyrography following the grain.
Thanks Alun, glad you like it! 😁
Great idea! ✌🏻🎨☕️
Thank you so much! 😁
Thanks 👍
Thanks for watching Colin! 👍
Nice piece and interesting finish. Full view and Like 👍
Thanks Allen, much appreciated! 🙏
That's really cool!
Thank you sir, much appreciated!! 😁
Nice job Tim I love the complex simplicity of this one if that makes sense? 👌
Thanks Dave! I know what you mean, didn't need to be fully hollowed out, did it anyway haha. I was going to add a couple more grain lines but two was plenty, glad I stopped there 😂
@@tfturning yeah I agree it’s perfect 👌🏻
Nice little vase. Leaving the sneeze in was a added bonus 😂
Was it winter when you filmed tbis because you appear to be wearing a jacket?
Cheers Stuart! It was actually made on Friday just gone, technically during British summer time 😂 I know as a nation we complain about the weather a fair bit but as June's go, this one is a bit chilly still.
@@tfturning I’ve noticed that Brits complain about all the liquid sunshine they get in the summer 😂. Move to my part of the USA and get melted in the summer. It’s been in the mid 90’s (F) the past few days. I’m ready for some cool down!