How To Make A Vase Without A Lathe | Woodworking

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In this video, I make a vase without a lathe.
this vase was made to hold the ashes of my dog, Brownie, that died this winter.
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@melodywilson5255 3 года назад

Kid, you have a truly beautiful mind! At your age, how are you finding these unique ways to build that seasoned woodworkers haven't yet discovered?? Amazing! You are very talented and imaginative! Hugs for Brownie... My old dog is named Hershey.

@julietphillips1991 3 года назад

Josh, you know the vase turned out real nice, but I just wanted to say I think you have a heart of gold. So sad about Brownie but he lives on in your memories.Take care.

@darrinhaight3514 Год назад

Well done young man and sorry for your lost!

@BobHerres 3 года назад

Unbelievable skills here, and I like many others I appreciate the respect for Brownie. Dogs are major part of a family.

@franklange7692 7 месяцев назад

Sorry about your doggie....Beautiful work..Thank you so much for sharing

@allenwilson9656 3 года назад

Wow Josh , that was cool and sad . Such a sweet build for your best friend 👍. Nice job as always

@brucemou1 3 года назад

Your skill and compassion are heartwarming.

@donaldcotnoir1865 Год назад

This is awesome. Great tribute

@woodtools9760 3 года назад

You are great vase making beautiful woodworking.nice video great job.

@dagorithe 3 года назад

Great idea. I need to that for my first dog, Uconn.

@bobjames195 3 года назад

Bless your heart. Wonderful idea! Did a great job!!!

@ScottTelle 3 года назад

The perfect way to celebrate the life of your dog. Solid looking vase.

@jennifereckerman862 3 года назад

Great job! Very special resting place for Brownie.

@Bigdog603 3 года назад

I too had a dog named brownie. When I was a kid. Love your work and ideas. Can't wait to see how you develop over the next 10 years.

@fredstein5429 2 года назад

there's still many good and talented souls in this world.. you and the people that raised you are fine examples.. thank you Josh.. Merry Christmas !

@derekpeterson8005 3 года назад

What a beautiful way to honor your best friend. Thank you for sharing your talent, time and heart. I lost my bestfriend last summer, my heart goes out to you

@wireworks616 Год назад

What great dedication to your dog. Great job.

@krisliberati8278 2 года назад

Great Job!!

@tomasjosefvela1 2 года назад

beautiful

@NewtonMakes 3 года назад

Awesome video, man. Really nice ending and a great memorial.

@mp180170 2 года назад

Thank you so much for this brilliant video please accept my condolences I’m sure you gave him the best life he could’ve had from a big fan from the UK 🇬🇧 take care and look forward to the next video

@Tools4Dominion 3 года назад

Right on 🛠️👊 Great vid 👍

@cat02791 2 года назад

Really creative, nice and clean job... thanks for sharing...

@Ashdad99 3 года назад

Your a smart and thoughtful kid. I subscribed. Keep up the good work.

@Tom-vo3ts 2 года назад

Great photos with your brothers n Brownie 🙏 Great work Josh

@CalamariAtari 3 года назад

I’m just trying to enjoy a nice woodworking video during my lunch break and I’m about to start crying at this table! Such a nice idea and a cool way to honor Brownie. Great video!

@TheMessyStudio 3 года назад

Nice stave work, Josh! Sweet story too. Billy

@jeffforbes3772 3 года назад

Pretty damn cool my friend.

@christopherking2999 2 года назад

As usual, nice work. You have a bright future. Sorry about Brownie.

@Fine_art_aerial 3 года назад

Straps best for clamping something like this bro!! Great job!!

@ammonsword517 2 года назад

thaaat's pretty cool, bro

@mccrone 3 года назад

Great project. So sorry about your pup.

@dcmirk Год назад

I think I'm going to make this vase also, but you should definitely still use a riving knife on your table saw

@cindyharrison4191 2 года назад

You've got a good ❤

@gsilcoful 3 года назад

Very nice Josh. Sorry about Brownie.

@gingerstrand6153 3 года назад

Nice job, sorry to hear about brownie.

@theriphraff 2 года назад

Bro, you didn't have to hit us with the heartbreak man...sorry about Brownie dude. Great technique!

@mattkent655 Год назад

Great job. Sorry about brownie

@deplemon010 3 года назад

Just lost my Boxer, Tazer (11), and Jack Russell, Jazmin (15), within a month of each other, brother. I feel your pain. We have a new (adopted) dog, now. His name is Tucker (1), and he's a Treeing Walker Coonhound. May the family never be replaced but added to, forever. God Bless! P.S. Most 'bevel builds' I've seen have used blue painter's tape to hold the glue up. Not sure this would work with this shape, but I may try it and let you know!

@robboelectronicaus 2 года назад

Wow you are incredible. Great project great video !! Sorry for the loss of your dog. Was 22.5 degrees a random number you can up with ?

@JoshWrightWoodworking 2 года назад

Thank you! Yeah, the angle is somewhat random in the sense that it depends on the size of the vase you are going for. You could really chose any angle and it would make a vase, you would just need to use more or less pieces depending. I chose 22.5° because I had 16 peices so 360 divided by 16 was 22.5. But if you wanted to make a different size vase, say a bigger vase with 20 pieces, the angle would just be 360 divided by 20, so 18°.