Woodturning - log to goblet . 神業！？木の枝から削り出すオブジェの作り方！
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- Опубликовано: 16 ноя 2019
- How to make a mushroom shaped figurine. I did not talk much about the basics of woodworking lathes, but I made a video with comments on thin objects and thin objects.
Several chisels are used for the production, but it is possible if there are cutting tools such as gouge and saw.
Several chisels are used for the production, but it is possible if there are cutting tools such as gouge and saw.
Hope it will lead to the creation of rich things for those who see!!
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木の枝から作るキノコ型の置物の動画になります。
動画は、全てのシーンを映像にしたため大変長くなっていますが、製作についてより理解しやすい内容になっていると思います。
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I have not seen this video before!
Led Zeppelin has a song called "Whole lotta love". Whole lot of love.
Your Job with this goblet was Whole lotta Work and love.
I love them a lot
Carsten
Thank you for your comment!! I'm very happy to hear that. Getting from Japan🇯🇵🙇
Impressive tool control, This is beautiful art. Thank you for sharing.
Thank you for rating. This is a very delicate and difficult task, so you can't stay alert. I will do my best to meet you again!
素晴らしいです！
ありがとうございます！
Absolutely Brilliant!…..I am in AWE……! Thank you.
Thank you for your comment!! I'm very happy to hear that. Greetings from Japan🙇🇯🇵
Brilliant work! I loved it. There were 100 times that I thought it was impossible to get thinner or longer. Simply amazing.
Thank you! Some trees have considerable strength, even in thin conditions. Others are soft and difficult to break even after drying. Please come to see again! 🙏
Grande simplicité et beauté, magnifique ! Qualités rares dans les vidéos de tournage...Bravo !
Oh Man, you had me biting my fingernails towards the end of the turning. Great work! Cheers...
Thank you for watching!!✨🇯🇵
It was a very long video, so the viewer would have been nervous.
The latest video summarizes this shortly!
Stunning art. Love it.
Thank you!!
I'm very happy to hear that!!
Impressive and beautiful! 👏
Thank you so much!!✨Matisha81!!
こんな感じに作っていくんですね👏
繊細な作業で見ていてドキドキしました😂
集中力がいる作業が続くので、１日に作れる数も少ないんです💡とても長い動画になってますが見て頂いてありがとうございます！
It’s so nice to see that Turning is starting to really get noticed now in Japan and China as seems it’s not practiced that much out there you really are one of the Artists to keep eye on. It’s really a Beautiful Art I’ve been turning since age of about 17 now 47 it’s still as exciting and enjoyable as it ever was and you do inspire me when have no motivation. I am recovering from major Spinal surgery and watching your Videos and others stops me going mad while I can’t turn myself
I live in Japan and recently learned about woodturning.
I am still studying for more than a year for the first time.
"Inoue Shigenobu," who started woodturning for the first time in Japan, seems to have been working about 30 years ago.
Over the past few years, woodworking lathes have become more accessible, and I feel that cheaper models are being sold and spread.
I want to spread wood turning. Thanks for the nice comments!
yamabiko1220 if you have only been turning about a year your work is incredible if I can ever offer any advice or help please ask I have more than 30 years expierence but looking at your work don’t need any advice
I have a teacher with about 20 years of experience. It is "Super techsan" on RUclips. However, I have never met and received a lot of advice. Since I only owned the spindle gouge, I practiced only the spindle gouge and made no mistakes as a result. However, I am still studying, so if you have any mistakes, please teach me!
yamabiko1220
I have and still make mistakes it’s a craft you never stop learning old hands can teach the new turners but the old hands learn from the young it would be a pleasure to help you anyway I can
I want to grow with the audience!! Older teachers do not hesitate to comment. I'm still rough as a wood turner.
Humbly grateful for the quality we derive from your work. The tool control is magnificent. I didn't know I could hold my breath that long! Thanks for sharing, greetings from Greece
Before getting used to it, there was a lot of fatigue.
And there are still failures.
Thank you from Greece!✨✨
Absolut faszinierend!
Ein Meisterwerk!
Danke fürs Zuschauen!
Es ist ein Job, der Konzentration erfordert, daher bin ich sehr froh, dass er bewertet wird!
BEAUTIFUL
Thank you!!✨
beautiful pieces
I feel that the beauty will stand out if you arrange several ♪
Fantastic piece of work I'll be trying this before the day is out
Thank you for your comment!
Please make it as a work once!
Very informative, thanks.
Thank you!!✨
Wow that’s so cool. Never seen that before just so impressed
This came from a Japanese wood turner making a similar work! Thanks for watching!
live your skill and design in wood work.
Thank you!! I'm very happy!!
It’s more then beautifull and it’s really decrative
Thank you!! I'm very happy to hear that!!✨✨
Gorgeous! I can't wait to try and fail at this !
Great work, so delicate to handle. Very impressive
Thank you for your comment!!✨✨
Инструмент простой железный , а руки золотые!
Love these. You are getting very good with the dialog text as you work describing the tools and technique.
Thank you very much!!👏🇯🇵
I am still studying, but please do not hesitate to give me guidance.
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In some cases, you will not receive a notification. . .
that is really impressive technically and aesthetically.. Bravo!!
Thank you! I'm very happy!!✨
Superb tool control and a wonderful item... thank you for sharing your skills
Thank you!! Buster West!!✨✨
Фантастика
You are an artist!
Thank you for your comment!!🙇🇯🇵
The next video will be a different version of the flower object I posted earlier. Near my house, some thin branches were broken by strong winds, so I plan to make a small piece for a while.
Fantastic work, you showed great skill. The wood is very unusual but suits this well.Thanks for sharing
Thank you very much ! ! There are some mistakes, but if you can use the spindle gouge well, it is not difficult.
Великолепная работа!!!
Спасибо большое!✨🇯🇵
awesome work very enjoyable to watch your work.thank you
Thank you for your comment! I will try to make videos that will be enjoyable to watch in the future ♪
Thank you.
Please come to see again next time! From Japan.
Show de bola parabéns 👍🇧🇷💯
Obrigado pelo seu comentário!🙇🇯🇵 Este é o vídeo que me fez começar o RUclips para valer. Atualmente, termino 3 em 3 horas.
Man I love those!!!!
Enjoyed your video and gave it a Thumbs Up
Thank you very much! Do my best to make better videos! 🙏
@@YamabikoWoodArt Very beautiful and great job making them! You're very welcome
Thank you so much!!✨✨
It's amazing.. defining physics.. it will be nice to see few out of aluminium made
Thanks for your comment! I was very surprised at the strength of the wood fibers.✨
Bloody awesome
Thank you!!It is interesting to have a personality even in similar shapes
Excellent.
Thank you so much!!
Thank you forshowing
Thank you so much!!👏✨
Bellissimo lavoro complimenti un controllo fuori dall'ordinario
Mille Grazie! Sono così felice di sentirlo!✨
Bravo Yamabiko !!! un joli travail et de magnifiques realisations tank you of France
Merci pour ton commentaire! 🙇🇯🇵
Ma dernière vidéo de l'année a été mise en ligne. Merci à tous, nous avons pu grandir considérablement cette année. Bonnes vacances!
Thanks, good vid
Thank you for your comment!! Greetings from Japan🙇🇯🇵
Молодец!!!
Спасибо !!!🙏
cant believe you can get it so thin.. amazing
Thank you very much!!✨
In the next video, it is finished to the thickness of paper, so please take a look!
Oh jeez I almost couldn’t watch some times as I thought the wood would break. Beautiful work 👍🏻
Thank you very much!!✨🇯🇵
You may need a nerve of steel to watch this video. . . Thanks for watching! !
Very nice tool control. delicate work. I am surprised that you do not need to use a steady rest for such a long stem with the weight of the top. Thanks for sharing your creativity.
Thanks for your comment! Stability is better than expected. In one of my videos, I rotated at high speed without pushing the tailstock, but was surprised at the strength of the wood fibers.
Please process with high quality log!
Great video! You must be pretty good at sharpening your tools as well, very nice!
Thank you very much!!👏✨🇯🇵
It takes a steady hand to create such a wonderful goblets.
Thanks for your comment! If get used to it, you can make it relatively quickly, but it still requires a lot of concentration.
@@YamabikoWoodArt I totally agree with you. 👍👍👍
Thank you so much!!✨🇯🇵
I am still studying, but please do not hesitate to give me guidance.
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In some cases, you will not receive a notification. . .😣😣
Another great job. At last someone calls it a "TENON" and not a "TENNANT" joint. Many thanks from UK.
Thank you! royothebuzz!!✨
Yamabiko I can only add my appreciation as others have already provided "Rave" reviews thanks
Thank you! I am honored to be grateful🙏🙏✨
Nice run, at the lathe. 👍👌
Thin and long stems are tricky
I had many problems, in twisting them.
When I started the lathe, a lot of time, the live center, delay the spinning. Due to the wood twisting on the thin stem.
Well done!
👌👍👍👍
Thanks for your comment!!✨🇯🇵
I am not applying force on the tailstock side.
It is about supporting so that it does not swing.
Such a work is very nervous, but the finish is satisfactory!👏
It is fantastic! I am in shock.
thanks for the comment!
In Japan where I live, some people were shocked and commented!
@@YamabikoWoodArt I am not surprised at this. And I'm afraid that I can’t achieve such perfection.
@@user-he4ti2ps5p It is relatively easy to choose greenwood / thin cork wood as a way to reduce production difficulties as much as possible.
Will try the opposite in the future.
@@YamabikoWoodArt It struck me that you are working without a lunette and there is no vibration.
@@user-he4ti2ps5p Thank you!
In order to eliminate vibration, the cutting edge becomes sharper as the thickness decreases.
The thickness is as thin as 0.5 mm or less.
Cool! The clearest example of how straight arms and a bright head can make a work of art out of garbage. When pruning trees in the parks, such a tree is allowed into the shredder without hesitation.
Thank you very much!!✨
I wondered if I could do something instead of go to shredder.
Most of the wood I use is from the shredder!
@@YamabikoWoodArt So I myself didn’t want it but guessed about your competition to the shredder. It is doubly nice to hear it from you.
Your creativity has one more bright side - having spent a minimum of finances and having brought a maximum of skill, you have created a workplace for yourself that absolutely does not require production space - just a corner in the room and a table for the machine. You made yourself a free person.
Most people cannot even dream of such a thing.
I wish you good luck in your art.
Thank you very much!!🙇
I am very happy to hear such words!
We aim to be a writer that everyone can watching!!
I remember Del Stubbs making these back in the 1980's.
Thanks for your comment! In Japan, wood turning has gradually spread, but it seems to be far from it. This was also made by those who became the first wood turners in Japan. It is a very nice design!✨
крууууууууууууто!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thank you!!✨✨
رؤؤؤؤعه
Fantastik !!!!!!!!1!!1
Thank you!!✨
Very good work. I would use a bezel. At the end I feared breaking my foot. 🥵🙈 👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿
Thank you for your comment!! I'm very happy to hear that! Greetings from Japan🙇🇯🇵
My first thought is, try these as percussion instruments.
прикольно
Beautiful turning! What wood are you using? These colours are lovely.
Thanks for your feedback!
These trees use mainly greenwood.
The tree species used in this video is Styphnolobium japonicum, but I think it can be made from a variety of trees!
Combining various trees and colors / shapes will increase the artistic appeal ♪
@@YamabikoWoodArt I'm fairly certain that the wood is laburnum. It's also known as oyster wood as the cross sections look like oysters. Master cabinet makers sometimes use the cross sections as decorations in fine furniture. It's very hard to source in the UK but it's truly beautiful when polished.
ficou linda essa peça, mas me deu uma agonia, fiquei torcendo pra não quebrar
Obrigado pelo seu comentário! Muitas vezes falha porque requer muita concentração ... obrigado por assistir!
It is amazing! One of the most beautiful pieces I have seen coming out of the lather. Congratulations. Are them for sale?
Thank you for your comment!!
Currently, we cannot ship products from Japan due to the influence of the virus. We will sell it as the number of airplanes increases. One is about $ 65.
I'm very happy to hear that! Getting from Japan🙇🇯🇵
Ok. I will wait until you can ship then to Europe. I'd love to have one at home. Keep safe.
nice ;)
Thank you !!
Beautifully done! Maybe label them a little different than a goblet though.... Not anywhere near a goblet shape.
Thank you for your comment!! Greetings from Japan🙇🇯🇵
According to my understanding of woodturning this should be impossible. Now I need to get a new understanding. Well made pieces.
Would you call them goblets? Maybe flat chalices?
thank you for your comment!
This is not a difficult task if you sharpen the blade well and follow the basic bevel raving, but you will need to concentrate.
This is called a wooden mushroom in Japan and is popular with housewives.
It's close to a goblet !!
Beautiful and delicate! What kind of wood are you using?
Thank you very much!!
The type of wood is "Styphnolobium japonicum"!
pith is very dark brown and hard.
great work! thank you for video. what kind of wood do you use?
Thank you!! The type of this tree is "Japanese Pacoda Tree"!
Can you confirm pacoda tree?
This is the one with the cut branches, but the cuter said so!
Uncertain information because we have not confirmed.
Do you sell them? I would love to have one of those!
Thanks for your comment!
Most have sold, but there are still a few.
I am studying to deliver it to the world in the future!
We plan to start selling it in a month, but we will announce the start in the community!
Most impressive. What finish do you use?
Thank you very much!!
It is a penetrating curing agent called Japanese Kigatame Ace!
Strength can be obtained even with thin wood.
I can tell its on purpose but he uneven wobbly look of the cup is just visually unsettling to me on a personal level.
I agree with you there
Кольца и украшения необходимо снимать перед работой по правилам безопасности.
И посему работа идет с сырой заготовкой? Он разве не треснет при сушке?
А що це за такі форми вишукані, навіть інопланетні трішки у ваших виробів?
Вони мають якесь символічне значення для вашої традиції та культури, чи це політ чисто уяви майстра?
Як би там не було, але техніка виконання та самі вироби бездоганні та дуже естетичні!
Вони були зроблені із зображенням гриба з тонким стеблом. Це популярно в моїй країні.🙇🇯🇵
How do you keep the bottom from splitting around the heartwood when it dries?
In the case of unpainted, it will not break if it is 1cm or less.
If it is thick like this work, please be sure to paint.
I use a Japanese product called "Kigatame Ace" to keep the feel.
Subscribers will be notified at a later date about this article in the community.
amazing work! do you have an online store?
Thank you so much!!
Online sales are currently under preparation.
I'm studying to be able to ship overseas, but it's difficult to get time.
Most of the video works are on sale because they are at hand!
The start date will be announced one week ago in the community.
What finish are you useing?
Thanks for your comment!
We apply paint that hardens the wood so that the cork does not come off due to deformation.
Still, the broken wood hardens the cork with instant glue.
what type of wood are you using?
This tree is "sophora".
Ideally, it is hardwood, but you can usually use greenwood!
Why not make a stem that won’t break? Sell more? Cool
Thank you so much!!✨
This branch seemed to have cracks from the beginning because it was old.
I am studying overseas shipping to be able to sell!
We will announce the start of sales in the community!
yamabiko1220 I mean like atleast make it thicker or drill out a hole in the middle of the stem and fill it with a strong resin or maybe even a metal? Just some food for thought
@@SoultalkOG The cracks in this work were treated with fine wood chips and instant glue.
More than a month has passed since the production, but it is kept without breaking.🎄
Охренеть не встать....не верю своим глазам, всё должно разлететься вдребезги, а оно целое.
Thank you for your comment!!
But unfortunately I did not understand the words.I am glad if you come to watch me again!
@@YamabikoWoodArt incredibly, everything should break, and it is normal
@@YamabikoWoodArt I have a lot of experience in turning and I know how wood behaves in these cases
@@user-fo7rs3pz8h There isn't much secret to making this, and if you use green wood and keep the cutting edge sharp, it won't break easily. However, basic skills are essential!
@@YamabikoWoodArt I see, thank you for the information
Excellent for domestic fights
Ciao, che tornio hai?
Grazie per il tuo commento! Un modello economico di RIKON è personalizzato. Da 0,4kw a 0,75kw! C'è un video con i dettagli.
ruclips.net/video/QUam7CXU1SE/видео.html
Thank you soo much
yo know that it will break as soon as it dries
Thanks for your comment! It will not break by digging the bottom of the bottom as much as possible. In addition, because the paint is applied, trees that are easily damaged are not broken! Try it!
Done ! Now 999 others cur tooths...
Thank you! Eric Malherbe!!
Your mistakes become necklaces and earrings.
Thanks for your comment! I'm still studying woodturning, but thank you for watching!
что за дерево?
Спасибо за комментарий! Это дерево называется "гуси", которое посадили в Японии!
@@YamabikoWoodArt интересные у вас идеи и хорошие поделки
Какая-то шляпа
Can't see the point
go to specsavers
lamento mucho que hagas eso con un tronco y lo arruines asi! porqué habrias de necesitar un tronco entero!!!
Gracias por tu comentario! Para que esto funcione, es deseable tener árboles verdes y corteza. Solo uso árboles abandonados con permiso. Las virutas de madera afeitada se reciclan. No creo que sea mejor dejar el árbol en el camino por mucho tiempo.
@@YamabikoWoodArt Gracais por tu aclaración, comprendo, pero igual siento pena de ver que se usa un tronco tan grueso para luego hacer un vástago tan delgado. Tu trabajo es admirable.
The suspense is terrible... I hope it’ll last
A nervous video, but thank you for watching!
In the next video, we will change this for clarity.
too much waste
The work is EXCELLENT, but causes *A LOT OF WOOD WASTE!*
He could create something that doesn't waste so much wood!
It wasted more than 90% of the wood! This is the truth!
Thank you for your comment. I am using a tree that was destroyed by a disaster. Sawdust is recycled into building materials. Greetings from Japan.