In this video I turn a Hollow Type from a Laburnum Log including some bowties to a number of splits. I completed it with a Mineral oil.
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You always come up with such interesting and elegant designs! Beautiful work as always!
Thank you!
That is really cool. Love the grain of the wood. ๐๐๐
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That was another great job and now I can see the grian from the outside of the log to the center and it is really beautiful job Andy.
Thank you very much!
Hi Andy. The laburnum has a very pretty grain to it. And it looked like it required a strong but steady hand to carve it. It’s beautiful.
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A beautiful piece, both from the design point of view and its natural beauty. Love the contrasting bow ties. A clever way to fix the problem whilst looking like they were part of the design before you even knew about the cracks.
Talking about design, do you sketch out (or design “architecturally” to the mm) before you start the process, or do you think “vase!” or whatever it is you come up with, and then let the wood guide you to the actual end shape? Obviously some like the 3D chess board & set would require a lot of planning, but it’s more this sort of work that I’m thinking about. You do it so naturally that it seems like you’re doing one extreme or the other when it comes to the design.
However you do it, you never fail to amaze me with your skill and artistic eye. Bravo, squire, you did it again!
Thankyou .. I decided beforehand to make a hollow form but I never decide on a shape until I’m turning
I watch a lot of woodturning videos and this is one of my favourite finished products I have seen. ๐๐ผ
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There is a look of Tiger Eye stone as the light hits the pale area.
I love how you add a twist of interest to your pieces, theyโre never run of the mill ๐
Thank you!
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Yes, who doesn’t love a Laburnum log, especially when it’s turned into something so beautiful! This is gorgeous!๐
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Clean. And very elegant in its simplicity: Beautiful work, Andy. ๐๐๐๐๐
Many thanks!
Amazing piece, Andy! Beautiful work!!! ๐
Stay safe there with your family! ๐๐
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Beautiful piece as always.Laburnum has to be one of my favorite woods to turn not had a decent chunk like that sadly only small pieces
Thanks .. Yes its a cool wood I got quite a few pieces from this batch of Laburnum unfortunately I think this is the last piece
Always a pleasure to watch your turning Andy. And Laburnum is such beautiful wood. Well done again Andy
Thankyou
Beautiful wood, beautiful finished piece, Andy. I thought I saw a flash of chatoyance when you were showing it on the lathe. Just curious, could you see the bowties on the inside when you checked it?
Bill
That is beautiful Andy and you did an amazing job turning it also!!!
Enjoyed your video and I gave it a Thumbs Up
Laburnum aka Golden Chain. We had a huge one when I was growing up. It was gorgeous in full bloom. I didn’t know the grain would be gorgeous as well. Good job!
Love the natural wood. Amazing grain patterns. Thanks for your work.
So simple in design, so complex in execution. Another masterpiece!
Great work , beautiful piece !
Congratulations from Brazil