Woodturning - Purple Bricks
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
- In this video I use Purple Heart and Oak to make a segmented brick Torus, I finished it with a couple of coats of Danish oil, I will now let it sit for a couple of weeks to let the wood settle before sanding it back and applying the final coats..
When I try anything like this I'm always inspired by the amazing segmented work by Malcolm Tibbets, well worth checking him out ..
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ohhh purple heart,,,, dense stuff, hard to work with... and what ever you do, dont get a piece of it in your eye, the oil in the wood will turn your eye into the deseret thats on fire... cocobola does the same too.. but I do luv the color tho when its freshly cut. the finished item definately shows off the precision needed to create it, awesome as usual... you must have stamped the bottom of the support ;)
I want to thank you. You see my step grandson has just started being interested in wood working. He loves wood, and has even started to make plain boxes. He isn't doing too good in his math classes, (he's 8) and uses the excuse that you don't need to know anything beyond adding, subtracting, and dividing. No one uses anything else. I showed him this video, and asked him if he could make one of these for me. The look on his face was priceless! He said he didn't know how to go about figuring out the angles. I said..well guess you must learn about that huh. He just looked at me and said...I got homework to do. 😆 I believe with your help we reached this boy. Thankyou!!!!! Also, wonderful art piece. It's gorgeous.
OMG! The time, patience, and attention to detail this must have taken to create this amazing finished piece is almost beyond words worthy of describing it. That was truly a masterpiece of craftsmanship to create that work of art. I don't think i would have even had enough patience to cut up all wedges that you used to reassemble/assemble into that, much less all the iterative steps that you had to go through before you could even begin the wood turning portion. Just WOW! You always impress, and this is certainly no exception. Thanks for sharing, and take care.
Cheers 👍
The prep is everything in this extraordinary piece, the turning itself really just the finishing touch. Superb craftsmanship, endless patience, dogged persistence, stunning outcome. For the benefit of non-Brits, "Purple Bricks" is the name of a chain of estate agents/realtors in the UK.
Thanks .. it's made from Purple Heart 👍
Сверх терпение и усердие, вызывает только уважение и почёт☝️👍👍💯❕
Looks like a portal to some "Other World" in the depths of old London or New York. It's beautiful Andy.
It truly does!! Well said!!
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Yeah, totally agree- I think its the brick texturing that evokes that 👌
love the contrast of woods almost looks like brass inlay 😍
Beautiful craftsmanship. How much air pressure will it hold? I need 4 please.
Love how you manage to make the joints so perfect that is not easy. Paul
there was not a moment of this video where I wasn't like "...the absolute MADMAN..." in varying tones of 😕, 🤨, 😮, 😲, 😀, and 🤩
such a treat, seeing this process from beginning to end. thank you for sharing!
I love how you alternate between solid and pieced projects.
And resin, of course. That's a LOT of lovely Purple Heart wood. It looks like an optical illusion of a brick wall. Very cool!!!
Изключително трудоемка изработка. Браво за упоритостта и усърдието Ви. Много впечатляващо !!! Поздравления !!!!!!!
I admire a lot about this man’s talents, but I think it is his patience that I admire most.
Love purple heart. It looks great with birds eye maple.
It’s like, a brick wall and a doughnut had a baby made of wood. It’s very cool!
Wow, that looks like a brick walled donut. Well turned.
Cheers from Sweden.🇸🇪
I’m sure there’s a certain amount of Mad Scientist in all you Lathe Artist’s! That’s an epic piece of art.
LOL .. I think your right
Another fantastic objet d’ art!💜
Reminds me of Epic Upcycling with all those little pieces put together so ingeniously!
OMG! I just can’t begin to consider how you worked out the different angles for all the different components so they came together so perfectly in the initial set up, let alone the wonderful finish. Truly remarkable vision and craftsmanship.
Just a quick tip: If you take a propane torch to purpleheart, it really deepens the purple in it. Go too far and you'll burn it, of course, but you can choose what level of purple you want this way.
Beautiful piece, I wish I had the patience to do something like that. And some of the skill would be nice, too.
Your patience and creativity never cease to amaze me Mr. Phillip! That's one awesome looking donut! 😁 Simply incredible!
I would like for you to “show your work” on how you knew the angle in which to cut the circles, if you accounted for the thickness of the circles and if you knew what size the final circle was going to be. It’s both a beautiful and an impressive piece.
I was told there would be no math
Not much math to it. The included angles of all the wedges have to add up to 360 degrees. Since you want every wedge to be identical, that means you choose a number of wedges that divides "nicely" into 360 - say, as I think Andy did, 72. 360/72 = 5 degrees angle for the wedge. The outside diameter of the torus is then very close to the the thickness of the wedge on its thicker side*72/pi.
ETA: Well, a correction. I went back and looked at the video where he displays the quarter tori leaning against the wall. Looks like there are 64 wedges, not 72. So he didn't get a real "nice" angle, but rather 360/64 = 5.625 degrees. But you don't actually have to know this angle to do the work. He never set up an angle gage to the wedge angle, but rather just needed to know the difference between the outer and inner torus diameters in order to set up his bandsaw jig. That is easily calculated since the ratio of the thick thickness of the wedge to the outer diameter and the ratio of the thin thickness of the wedge to the inner diameter of the torus are the same.
Andy ; that is insane. You are like a jeweler with wood. Remarkable.
By far the most astonishing work ever seen, well done
Filmed over roughly six years?
What an insane amount of work, but a beautiful end product.
Parabéns muito bonito esse trabalho você é um iluminado eh
The time and patience is incredible
Kudos to you
Mr Philippe vous êtes un Master, que de minutie et de patience un résultat époustouflant vraiment vous m'impressionner beaucoup wow. 👍💜💜💜
Insane. You have the patience of a Saint. Stunning.
You are really hard working, Talented, Intelligent person and I guesses you are making your each things with your heart... Fully devoted to your work.. thts y it's comes out like extraordinary. Salute you.. Sirji.. God Bless You Always.
I may not always care for the finished product, but I am always amazed by your talent and vision, and being able to figure out how to make your vision a reality. Thank you!
What a pretty donut! All that work would probably drive me bonkers! Lots of patience for things like this
Your patience and attention to detail is second to none!
ANDY .THAT IS AWESOME GREAT JOB .AND THE TIME YOU PUT IN TO IT .OUT OF THIS WORLD AWESOME .FROM DOUG
Thanks 👍
The patience of a saint coupled with the brains of Albert Einstein! Remarkable.
That is some serious maths in the planning to make that all work out so perfectly!
My gosh, that is a ton of work but totally worth your effort, Andy. The end result seems to be flawless. Very well done, just amazing!
Phil
Thanks a lot Phil 👍
What an intricate and beautiful piece! Incredible work, as always.
Remarkable craftsmanship !!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Two thumbs way Up !!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Man how do u do this that’s crazy! I can barely turn a cup lol
Keep practicing and never give up brother. 👍
@@BertAndSmokey thx man
How many times I have to tell you that you are awesome🙂
The amount of prep work the details that went in it superb results showing your talent and creativity
It's beautiful. I love watching you put together your segmented pieces.
A really beautiful piece Andy. I love your videos, no loud music, only the sound of the machines you use. 👏👏👏
Hell of a lot of skill gone into making this, I also should add, patients, it would have driven me up the wall sawing, gluing all together. Awesome talent.
Thanks .. i'll pardon the pun 👍
omg.... s beautiful piece! HOURS of intensive, specific work snd skill. VERY NICE❤
Wou
You actually made a red brick donut. And you put a lot of time and effort into it. It's very pretty.
Hi Andy. You have the patience of Job, in cutting and assembling all those little pieces. You are the master of tedium.
Good morning, everyone. @ 3:12 ~ The Hot Light is ON! Finished with Danish oil, come see what's cookin' at Andy's!
Glorious and Inventive. Props to you 🏆
That saw finger is a very smart thing to have!
Andy...
You and one guy from France! 👌👍
When building the "raw material" is half the fun!
Sure it's woodturning, but the amount of preparation, design and engineering that went into this... You could work for NASA. Beautiful job!
Beautiful job the hours spent making this piece would be days. Thank you. Stay safe
Sometimes when you create these works of art I say to myself “if I keep at it maybe someday I’ll create something half as beautiful.” With this one my mind said “nope, no chance.” Amazing work!
Oh Bill! Don’t give up have faith in you abilities. The best part is you enjoying the craftsmanship and while you do beautiful creations happens. After almost 27 years I’m still having a great deal of fun and that’s what matters. Unless your goal is fame then it’s another ballgame.
Absolutely beautiful! You are beyond talented. Big fan .
You never cease to amaze me. All those small pieces put together to make something truly unique and amazing. I don't know how you do it but i love watching you make wood art. Your truly an amazing person with incredible skills.
Thank you
Unbelievable precision work, such a beautiful end result.
wow! You've finally made a stunning purple heart piece! I just love the color!!! Thank you @Andy Philip!!!
Thanks ... have you not seen my Purple Heart Globe in the shop??
@@AndyPhillipWoodturning Woah! I hadn't seen it yet! Beautiful piece as always!😉
Extraordinary skill and monk-like patience….
I'm a brick layer and that wood really looks like brick...excellent
This is a beautiful work of art. The time it took to make this and knowledge of wood working makes this man superior to any other wood workers, yes.💝👏🏼👀💃🏼
Great combination and execution, Andy. Good luck on your shop move and spine troubles. I can empathize.
Thanks 👍
Looks like a brick wall doughnut lol. Awesome 👌 👏 👍
You just blew my depression away dude...thank you!..Keep up your masterpieces and never give up!Your doing a great job...
Of all the donuts and circles I've watched you turn over the last couple years, this one is i think your best one yet Andy. You really nailed the brick pattern, i would think that was mind numbingly time consuming. But just look at that result ! I can only imagine the sense of accomplishment when you all done. Oh i wanted to share that I've seen another woodturner use Denatured Alcohol to neutralize hot glue. Seems you just brush it on wait about 30 minutes and it just releases with just a little pressure. No residue or anything. Seen hot glue just turn loose. Just thought i would share that with you. Thank You for another beautiful project. You never disappoint !
I can see that this piece took a lot of time & skill, and it paid off, that is one neat & beautiful toroid.
Amazing job my friend congratulations
Purpleheart is SOOOO PRETTY
But my all time favorite is Pink Ivory. Man I wish I could buy that in bigger sizes than pen blanks.
This is a great piece. You keep getting better.
Beautiful work! Oliver Gomis would be proud :D
That is beautiful. I can picture so many uses for something like that. 👍👍👍👍👍
Wow brother! You have some serious patience! Great job!
Thanks 👍
Another beautiful piece
Es ist wieder wunderschön. Wie kommen Sie bloss auf so tolle Ideen. Vielen Dank 💙🧡
Remains to be one of the most impressive and constantly upping channels in wood work I’ve seen, work is always gorgeous
Thanks 👍
You never cease to amaze me! Your creative genius is sheer magic! Your painstaking attention to detail is always extraordinary. I agree with one of the comments. It does look like a portal that you can step into old London. Another brilliant masterpiece by Andy!!!
Cheers
Like i said you are one very patient man. Awesome job as always 👏 👍
Whole time this was playing, I kept hearing Pink Floyd’s “Another Brick In The Wall”. Don’t know if that may have been what you were going for, but that’s the image I got. Really beautiful piece, and so very detailed. I envy your patience…
I love puzzles. That is one awsome and beautiful puzzle.
Preparation and patience... the result is an awesome piece!
Congrats from Brazil!
Come fai ad ispirarti, questo è un dilemma. complimenti Andy!
Admiro la increíble precisión al cortar cada pieza y el trabajo en general es una obra de arte. Gracias
Yet another museum quality project!! That’s got to be the prettiest Brick LifeSaver I’ve ever seen!!! Lol!! Gorgeous, Sir!
Quite impressive young man. Quite impressive. You make it look so easy yet we all ( Woodturners) know the contrary. Beautifully designed and accomplished. Piece of art!
I love Purple Heart wood.
12:35 13:58 I love how easy it is to calculate the formulae for volume and surface area of a torus via method of exhaustion.
Amazing beyond words
That is amazing I love purple heart it has such a deep color truly remarkable great work sir and how long did that actually take to assemble and turn
Nice craftworks.......a disign part......cool,,
A brilliant artist, and a mason! Wonderful work of art. Love the videos.
Such a lot of work! It's Lovely!
Andy love your work.
Nice job Andy as always
Okay, I want this one! I like pieces like this and the goblet. A lot of time and patience in this beauty. 🥇
Looks exactly like house bricks...so clever! ❤️
Beautiful piece of Art
Brilliant work of art Andy 👌