I love that there is a hand planer, and no tail stock for drilling the big hole. Gives me hope that it’s not super expensive to start woodturning one day!
It never ceases to amaze me how these wood workers don't take the corners of the glued timber before machining it ... it would make the process so much easier !!
Wow .. 1Mill views! Congrats. I watched it because I wanted to see the Parkside Lathe in action on such a big piece and the quality one can produce with it. Thank you, great video.
I would like to clear something up, I am not a dude, I am a 73 year old lady who is crazy about wood turning. I live in South Africa and I am so glad that I discovered RUclips and wood turning.
With that grain orientation is much better to try to scrap in a direction parallel to the axis of rotation as possible, doing it in the way is shown in the video is to fight against the grain all the time, to cut is better, but deciding to scrape that is the way to go, while the technique used would have been correct with wood grain oriented parallel to the axis. I disagree with you my friend, not a good way to use the scraps given that grain orientation, and the tear out demonstrates it.
I've been wanting to try some hollow turning and was thinking I'd need to find a way to fit a drill bit to my shifty lathe to hollow out the forms. Never thought of just locking the spindle and using a power drill.
This is my introduction to your channel and I immediately subscribed after seeing the end results! Mesmerizing. Beautiful. Handsome. A work of art. I love, not only, the thickness of the piece but how every piece of wood brings out the beauty in every other piece. 😀
It's a shame you didn't fill the holes on the base at the end, but..... that is a really really good end result, especially just using very entry level tools and not working from some big expensive workshop with ££££s worth of equipment. Bravo Bunkertools. Bravo. 👏👏
He visto bastantes vídeos hablando de la mala calidad de la maquina, y me encuentro con tu canal y resulta que la gente espera mucho mas de una para iniciarse además sin saber usarla y encima le sacas un gran partido! bravo!
Muchas gracias por tu comentario!! Es tal como dices, mucha gente lo valora negativamente debido a su inexperiencia. Evidentemente es un torno de bajísima calidad, pero también tiene un bajisimo precio. Para aprender incluso para algo más, me parece muy buena opción. Saludos!!
I'm going to try that! All I need now is a lathe and turning tools! Oh, I'll also need somewhere to set it all up in. However, I did enjoy watching you craft a beautiful item from little more that firewood.
@@expatmoose France, and they don't deliver here, at least not yet. I've got a mate in the Netherlands, and Lidl do catalogue over internet there. But he'd have to send it down...
As a former member of the trucking business I would like to caution you of the caustic chemicals and poisons that I've seen leaking from drums and containers on to wooden pallets. You should always use caution with this wood because you have no idea where it has been and what it has been contacted by.
@@trav75 Very few of them in Europe are hardwood. Some, but few, and those are almost always proprietary, which means they are owned by the pallet company and the receiver can't give them to you. A hardwood pallet is quite find in Europe...
Great video. Just a little tip for everybody, you only need to glue one side of the joining pieces. Or else you'll have a lot more excess glue to deal with
Your thumbnail took a second to register with me; at first I saw books on a shelf. That triggered the image of a room with shelves filled with blocks of wood rather than books.
hahahaha. Really interesting comment. The thumbnail is very important on youtube, i like to know you like it. I supose you also watched the video, so thanks for watching 😉
Muchas gracias compañero. Sería un placer verte tornear. Anímate, no te arrepentirás. Por cierto, hecho en falta ver un buen vídeo de los tuyos, espero verlo pronto. Un abrazo.
It is dangerous to not cut off the corners to take the sharp edges sticking out there. It increases the chances of it flying apart. It is also dangerous to do what you did without a tail stock to put pressure on the right side. This increases stability. Given the size of the piece, even if it flew apart it may not cause much damage. I'm talking from experience. I had a piece fly apart and I totally did not expect it. It hit me in the face. What saved me? I had a dust mask that was heavy material and a face shield. It hurt a bit but there was no blood. The piece you made did turn out great. It is very beautiful. Thanks for sharing. Hope this is helpful.
I have had this happen but the piece flew into my chest. No blood and I was wearing a thick apron, however it left a good bruise. I guess I usually have to learn the hard way!
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"You want me to throw out all these wood scraps"?
Bunker Tools: "Hold my beer".
hahahhahha i love your comment 🤣🤣🤣🤣 thank you
wouldn't " hold my pencils " be more accurate ;)
What is the name of that tool used to spin the wood?
@@mattmicholas9805 Do you mean a Lathe?
@@mattmicholas9805 a lathe
My favorite part of these woodturning videos is when they put the stain on the piece and the wood grain just comes alive!!! 😊
I love that there is a hand planer, and no tail stock for drilling the big hole. Gives me hope that it’s not super expensive to start woodturning one day!
It never ceases to amaze me how these wood workers don't take the corners of the glued timber before machining it ... it would make the process so much easier !!
Especially when they leave the tail stock out of the equation :-(
One man's trash (old pallets), is another man's treasure (wood holder) ! 🎁
Absolutely! 👍👍
Just picked up this lathe, open box, for 50€ LOL. Let the fun begin! Thank you for the inspiration!
It was a WOW moment when the piece was revealed.
Bravo.
Thank you very much! 😊
Really Wow
Vary nice. Good way to use up your scrap wood pieces.
It can't be that easy!!!! Proper craftsman.
Thank you very much, nice comment for my motivation.
Buonasera bravissimo un capolavoro.ce tanta pazienza bellissimo video grazie mille 😘😘
Ese Bunkerrr!!! estas a topeee!!
Scraps in the right hands becomes a beautiful useful holder. A master at work. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you very much for your comment.
Wow .. 1Mill views! Congrats. I watched it because I wanted to see the Parkside Lathe in action on such a big piece and the quality one can produce with it.
Thank you, great video.
That looks amazing, and I'm glad to have some ideas for using my Parkside lathe.
Parkside lathe never seen one of those before. Nice
Thanks for your comment dude👍👍👍
I love pallet projects, that is beautiful. Thanks for making the video.
Thanks to you for watching and your positive feedback.
Really good
It's amazing what you can do with a really expensive piece of hardwood and some scraps.
Thank you! but it was not an expensive wood, it was an scrap of jatoba from a carpentery
Brilliant! Scraps turned into art. 👍
Thank you very much!!
Beautiful. Ingenuity. Simple. Thank you for sharing
Thanks to you!!
Beautiful in so many ways. Thank you.
Blessings and peace
Thanks to you dude 👍👍
I would like to clear something up, I am not a dude, I am a 73 year old lady who is crazy about wood turning. I live in South Africa and I am so glad that I discovered RUclips and wood turning.
Nice work, Lady. You are lucky to have access to the many beautiful woods or Africa.
I'm sorry for the confusion. Glad to have you here! Cheers from Barcelona
Kobie. Does that make you a Dudette?👍
Beautiful. Very clever, well executed and a great way to make use of pallet scraps. A really nice piece.
Thank you very much!!
Absolutely gorgeous!
Thank you very much!!
Really
Cracking transformation!! Nice job.
Thank you very much!!
Stunningly beautiful. Stunningly simple.
Thank you very much!!
Wow great job
That turned out really pretty!
What a great way to use scraps. You did a wonderful job.
Thank you very much!
With that grain orientation is much better to try to scrap in a direction parallel to the axis of rotation as possible, doing it in the way is shown in the video is to fight against the grain all the time, to cut is better, but deciding to scrape that is the way to go, while the technique used would have been correct with wood grain oriented parallel to the axis.
I disagree with you my friend, not a good way to use the scraps given that grain orientation, and the tear out demonstrates it.
Wow, looks beautiful!
Thank you!!
Absolutely awesome and stunningly beautiful.
Many thanks dude. I'm glad you like it!
Nicely done sir very nicely done indeed.
Thank you very much!
WOW, that came out Gorgeous !!
Thank you!
That’s come out awesome!
Thank you very much dude!
Love this! Thank you for a great idea.
Thanks to you for value it!👍
I must buy the lidl Parkside latte when they get them in again.. Fantastic build
Thank you very much dude!
Wowwwwwwww
😊
Wow. Thats a lot of work. Great job
Thank you!!
The skill on show here is staggering 👍
I'm glad you liked it. Thank you very much for your comment! 👍
Me encanta!! Que chulo! Un must en cualquier escritorio
It is for you my princess ❤️
Fantastic video
Thank you very much!!
That is awesome. I will have to try that with some pallets. Amazing. Thank you. ☺
Thanks for your comment, I'm glad you like it!!
Looks great! 🤩
Im glad you like it! thank you
Stunning work and workmanship, turned out really nice 👍👍
Thanks a lot dude, your comment is very nice 👍
Awesome looking piece.👍👍👍
Thank you very much dude 👍👍👍
I've been wanting to try some hollow turning and was thinking I'd need to find a way to fit a drill bit to my shifty lathe to hollow out the forms. Never thought of just locking the spindle and using a power drill.
That's right dude, it occurred to me this way and the result was good. Thanks for watching!
Hi
Beautiful!!!
Awesome!
Thank you very much!
Brilliant work!
Thank you!
Nice Piece, thanks for sharing
Thank you very much dude. You are welcome
This is my introduction to your channel and I immediately subscribed after seeing the end results! Mesmerizing. Beautiful. Handsome. A work of art. I love, not only, the thickness of the piece but how every piece of wood brings out the beauty in every other piece. 😀
Thank you very much for your beautiful comment!!
Really like the grain in different directions Great job
Thank you very much!!
Great work, thanks for inspiring!
Thanks to you!
wow, ang galing!
Muy original y chulo te ha quedado. Un Saludo 👍
Muchas gracias compañero! Un saludo
Epic video! I really enjoyed watching!
Thank you very much! i'm glad to red this 👍
It's a shame you didn't fill the holes on the base at the end, but..... that is a really really good end result, especially just using very entry level tools and not working from some big expensive workshop with ££££s worth of equipment. Bravo Bunkertools. Bravo. 👏👏
Thank you very much, I am glad that you value that this is make with ''basic'' tools
Beautiful piece bud. Well done
Thank you very much dude.
That is absulotely epic!
Thank you!!
He visto bastantes vídeos hablando de la mala calidad de la maquina, y me encuentro con tu canal y resulta que la gente espera mucho mas de una para iniciarse además sin saber usarla y encima le sacas un gran partido! bravo!
Muchas gracias por tu comentario!! Es tal como dices, mucha gente lo valora negativamente debido a su inexperiencia. Evidentemente es un torno de bajísima calidad, pero también tiene un bajisimo precio. Para aprender incluso para algo más, me parece muy buena opción. Saludos!!
Love it
Thank you!
It's really fantastic.
Crafty hands.
Thank you very much!!👋👋
Thank you for your video it was awesome and I enjoyed watching it and your vase was very cool. God Bless
Thank you very much!!!
I'm going to try that!
All I need now is a lathe and turning tools! Oh, I'll also need somewhere to set it all up in.
However, I did enjoy watching you craft a beautiful item from little more that firewood.
hahahaha thank you
Off down to Lidl, with the rest of us on a Monday. Mind you, I've never seen that lathe in there - I shall keep a lookout...
@@RO8s try over the internet if you’ve not already got one, Aldi Germany sells such mainly over internet, not sure where you are though....
@@expatmoose France, and they don't deliver here, at least not yet. I've got a mate in the Netherlands, and Lidl do catalogue over internet there. But he'd have to send it down...
@@RO8s oh that’s a 💩, still wish you luck though🍀👍🏻
Very neat
Thanks!!
Unique ! I love it
Thank you!!
Looks great, top job there mate!! Im going to have a bash with some off cuts ive got laying about. Thanks for the video.
hahaha Thanks mate, I'm glad you like it 👍
Lovely work - inspiring video - thank you
Thanks to you!!!
Bua que guapa esa conbinacion de colores y vetas muy muy chulo si señor, un saludo
Muchas gracias compañero, la verdad que ha quedado chulo, el trabajo con el torno es muy agradecido. Me alegra que te guste! Un saludo
Precioso!! Buen trabajo y gracias
Me alegra que te guste, y gracias a ti!
As a former member of the trucking business I would like to caution you of the caustic chemicals and poisons that I've seen leaking from drums and containers on to wooden pallets. You should always use caution with this wood because you have no idea where it has been and what it has been contacted by.
Thanks for your input. I always wear a mask and safety glasses when i work. Everyone should do it!
Also, that's not pallet wood. Pallets are made from hard wood and that is not hard wood.
@@trav75 Very few of them in Europe are hardwood. Some, but few, and those are almost always proprietary, which means they are owned by the pallet company and the receiver can't give them to you. A hardwood pallet is quite find in Europe...
Beautiful piece
Thank you
Потрясающая работа! Очень понравилось!
Большое спасибо!
Really good job bro thanks
Nice one😁👍
Thank you! 👍👍
Great video. Just a little tip for everybody, you only need to glue one side of the joining pieces. Or else you'll have a lot more excess glue to deal with
👍🤝🤝
Thanks for your comment, I wanted to make sure that the union was strong, the pine absorbs a lot.
Wow, beautiful idea.
Thank you very much
@@bunkerTools Welcome 😀
I really enjoy it every step.. Just cool man
Please more
Thank you very much!!
bold look, great for construction lumber.
Thank you!
Pedazo de vídeo. Gran trabajo. Un saludo.
Muchísimas gracias, me alegra mucho que te guste. Un saludo.
Muy buena crack! Nos vemos pronto🔝💡
Gracias Joel! Ya te digo si nos vemos pronto.. 😅😅
Fabulous work!!
Thank you!!
Your thumbnail took a second to register with me; at first I saw books on a shelf. That triggered the image of a room with shelves filled with blocks of wood rather than books.
hahahaha. Really interesting comment. The thumbnail is very important on youtube, i like to know you like it. I supose you also watched the video, so thanks for watching 😉
Hi
Veras tu como al final me enganchas al torno. Te ha quedado de lujo compañero. Buen trabajo. Un abrazo.
Muchas gracias compañero. Sería un placer verte tornear. Anímate, no te arrepentirás. Por cierto, hecho en falta ver un buen vídeo de los tuyos, espero verlo pronto. Un abrazo.
Yo también quiero terminar un proyecto que tengo por la mitad. Haber si acaba toda esta mierda de virus y se puede salir sin problemas.
Un saludo.
Beautiful.
Thank you!
Subscribed! Based only on you being the first RUclipsr to know how to properly apply glue.
Thank you very much 👍👍
It is dangerous to not cut off the corners to take the sharp edges sticking out there. It increases the chances of it flying apart. It is also dangerous to do what you did without a tail stock to put pressure on the right side. This increases stability. Given the size of the piece, even if it flew apart it may not cause much damage. I'm talking from experience. I had a piece fly apart and I totally did not expect it. It hit me in the face. What saved me? I had a dust mask that was heavy material and a face shield. It hurt a bit but there was no blood. The piece you made did turn out great. It is very beautiful. Thanks for sharing. Hope this is helpful.
Thank you very much friend, I am glad that you liked the piece. Any information to help is welcome, thank you!
I have had this happen but the piece flew into my chest. No blood and I was wearing a thick apron, however it left a good bruise. I guess I usually have to learn the hard way!
That's why it is called an accident. We all learn by doing the work we love.
Beautiful 👏👏👏
Thank you!!
Muito bem feito, parabéns. Fortaleza, Brasil.
Muito obrigado
The Darkside Lathe ❤
🤣🤣🤣👍🏼
Daaaa
Great like from România
Thank you!
Very good.
Thanks!
Precioso trabajo felicidades amigo
Muchas gracias Tomás. Un saludo
Wonderful 👍🏾👍🏾
Thank you! 👍👍
Love how my app has subtitles and the planer sound translates to "applause" Beautiful work btw 👏👏👏
🤣🤣🤣 Thank you dude!!
GREAT WORK!
Thank you!!
Very creative! I'm not as sure handed as you so I use a drill chuck in my tail stock to hold forstner and other bits.
Thank you!!
This is fantastic, I ha have just for a Parkside Wood lathe and would be delighted if I could get the same quality of workmanship.
You can do this on your lathe
Nice work! 👍😎
Thank you!! 👍👍
Wow!
So good
Regards
Steve UK London
Thank you Steve!!