Woodturning – A ‘Healed Over’ knot !!

In this video I turn a natural edge type from a Beech 'healed over' knot and finished it with Danish oil.

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Woodturning – A 'Healed Over' knot !!

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22 Comments

  1. Thanks Andy for correctly describing that material as a healed (technically callused) over knot, and not as a burl – which is what so many youtube turners would call it. These are one of my favorite sources of interesting turnings- I particularly like making small bowls from these calluses. Oak is a favorite source. Also apple, from properly pruned large-tree orchards – but any wood where the calluses tend to cover faster than the branch stub deteriorates completely is a possible source.

  2. Hi Andy! I wish I had such steady hands to turn such beautiful things👍 . But watching you is just as lovely. Best regards from Hans and cheers.🍻🇦🇹

  3. Astoundingly beautiful figure in this work of art, Andy. When it comes to woodturning magnificence, nothing outshines natural wood.

  4. I like to play a game with myself as I watch your videos. It’s called “what amazing piece will Andy create this time?” I don’t usually guess correctly, but I’m never disappointed!

  5. Beautiful work, Andy! It looks amazing!!! 😃
    Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊

  6. Opening scene is the Same kinda eyefull our cat gives us when she raises her tail!! 😮😂
    Another piece of stunning work!!! 🎉

  7. I’m a hiker and lately I can’t seem to see a tree without wondering what you would do with it. Amazingly beautiful work as usual Andy!

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