Osage Orange JUMBOwl

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On our 300th video Tim turns a massive piece of Osage Orange in to a JUMBOwl! Weighing in at over 100lbs this is a special piece of Osage Orange harvested by Tim's friend the late John Jordan. It takes a little help from Bryan to get this beast on the lathe and a short 9 hours later Tim is done...literally and figuratively...but the bowl looks great!
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@jayscott306 Год назад

You've done some great work here, Tim. A commitment to that much work really honours John. Beautiful pieces for centuries, I hope.

@JormunB Год назад

Well said!

@daviddejong187 Год назад

I didn't know thar Osage Orange came that big. I have smaller pieces that i use for handle and stems. I have a friend that wants a new knife handle made and I'm thinking about incorporating some Osage Orange. Timely video!

@davidbaulch3223 Год назад

Have turned Osage Orange in the past from a few pieces given to me by one of the WNTX members. Last piece I turned was another bowl, much much smaller than yours. 3x6, but it was about 5 years old at that time. Talk about a tough piece to turn. Kept sharpening about every 5 to 10 minutes or it wouldn't go.

@valeriehenschel1590 Год назад

Excellent! Surprised you did not core it for some smaller blanks, even if they ended up half blanks due to the splits. But you pulled it off safely, so that counts for a lot! Glad you could get a piece of his wood that the two of you both cut.

@woodturningwithtimyoder Год назад

I would have liked to have cored it but the splits scared me off from trying. Probably would have taken us 15 hours then if I had tried it 😵‍💫

@RoxnDox Год назад

That is one heck of a bowl! I was always impressed by the defensive armory on those trees - those thorns hurt!!!!

@JLang-bn3hs 4 месяца назад

I turn quite a bit of Bois’D Arc and I love it. If you turn it before it gets too dry, it is much easier.

@bigbawls81 Год назад

Outstanding job. That was one heck of a Bois D'arc, iron wood, horse apple tree. Beautiful bowl. Thanks for sharing.

@kevinbooth2063 Год назад

Tim that is one awesome salad bowl!!!! Our hats are off to Robust tools and of course you the master of the Osage orange crotch bowl.

@dtork47 Год назад

Fantastic piece Tim, well done and a nice tribute to John! Stay well.

@AJNicholls Год назад

Hats off to you. Turned Osage once, and never again. It's like turning concrete.

@woodturningwithtimyoder Год назад

Old concrete 🤣

@AJNicholls Год назад

@@woodturningwithtimyoder that's the truth. And John was an absolute gem of a human being. He didn't know me from Adam, but always took the time to talk with me and share knowledge. Such a kind man in so many different ways. Thank you for helping keep his memory alive.

@johnnycorn7225 2 месяца назад

Me too, abandoned my first Osage orange project within an hour, said to myself I'm a woodworker, not a steelworker and I don't feel like destroying 3 projects worth of blades n bits to get only one completed. Makes oak feel like butter!!

@jeanlong4285 Год назад

What a beautiful piece of wood and you did a great job making it into a beautiful bowl. We called Osage Orange hedge apple back in Illinois.

@adambryan5680 Год назад

I love turning osage or yellow hedge when it's still wet. Such beautiful wood.

@adisaikkonen Год назад

What a nice bathtub.

@b0y9ggz Год назад

Stunning! Nice job Tim.

@reforzar Год назад

That’s outrageous. No wonder John didn’t turn it😂

@woodturningwithtimyoder Год назад

John was famous for saying life is too short to turn crappy wood. After that project I think I might agree with him 😉

@malachygillen4636 Год назад

@@woodturningwithtimyoder 😂❤ brilliant thanks 3 Malachy

@outlandishprofessor Год назад

Bravo, Tim. Bravo.

@theflowpowa42oshow Год назад

I need something like this for my bong

@georgewilmore7599 Год назад

Awesome a friend of mine and just got done milling a bunch of logs. Too bad it turns brown after awhile.

@heathermacmillan962 Год назад

Awesome...that turned out great! Love the colour of Osage too 😊❤

@MH-qq3kj Год назад

Amazing bowl Tim👏👏👏

@georgeballentine1045 Год назад

That some heavy turning

@johnnyb95678 Год назад

That is one amazing bowl! Well done! Thank you for sharing.

@oldcharlie5533 Год назад

Very impressive.. it looked like it was a major task to turn.. great results 👏

@loucinci3922 Год назад

Big project. That is one huge bowl. I thought the cracks would be your doom. Fantastic job getting her done. Looks beautiful. Thanks for sharing

@trurex007lee7 Год назад

Wow! That was impressive.

@bmkarma Год назад

i love osage and have a few massive pieces to turn. thanks for video

@georgeblankenship3283 Год назад

Really nice bowl Tim! Always love Osage as it turns and sands great but takes a great finish every time! I turned one that ended at 21-1/2 inches and have 6 huge logs in my yard. It wants to turn brown with uv light hitting it but I found just putting a little sun block on it keeps that beautiful color.

@woodturningwithtimyoder Год назад

What type of sun block do you use? That is such a great idea!

@georgeblankenship3283 Год назад

@@woodturningwithtimyoder Just over the counter type like you would use on yourself at the beach. Just put a small amount on a rub it on good. Veery cheap and easy but best of all it works well!

@duallygsd Год назад

I will give it a try!

@johnfromfl8063 Год назад

Tim, a good project you turned in this video. I do have a spruce burrell i will be turning in the future. I did turn an elm candle stand and a eucalyptus root cup for the first time this month. You did get me interested in turning when you were on PBS with your short series. I was surprised i did good turning the cup as i thought it would be a disaster as some other types of art i try appeared primative. So far, with turning, i am not a member of the funnel club. I did notice that turning it is relaxing and has a sense of accomplishment with a finished project. Thanks for what you do. Keep turning and be safe.

@christianwhite5763 Год назад

That’s huge!

@kengunnell6398 9 месяцев назад

Nice job. If I am not mistaken you turned the inside outboard which saves your back from leaning in. To seal cracks as I go I often seal from the outside finished surface with 5 min epoxy colored with mica then pour some 30 min colored epoxy and let it soak to as deep as it will go. I realize you wanted to finish in one day. That is a several day project for me. Great j on.

@markchoitz443 Год назад

my favorite turning wood, well done on the project Tim.

@alangibb3100 Год назад

Tim, that turned out amazing that wood is beautiful well done

@johnkriplean1148 Год назад

impressive chunk of wood. challenging project nicely done.

@johncloar1692 Год назад

Really great project Tim, Thanks for the video.

@rickwaddell4962 Год назад

I have two in my front yard that are twice as big and one is covered in burls. I have had more flat tires due to those two trees and you certainly don't want one of the apples falling on your head

@douglassiemens4245 Год назад

Wow! incredible turning.

@kmbbmj5857 Год назад

Beautiful work Would love to see more content like this Maybe not 9 hours but love the bowls..

@rickymiles2971 Год назад

Awesome video i also appreciate the time you put in to making these videos as well

@glencrandall7051 Год назад

Outstanding bowl. Lots of effort required, but looks to be worth it. Thanks for sharing.🙂🙂

@dlawson716 Год назад

That is one awesome HUGE bowl. I have a big piece of Maple crotch that I want to turn. I'm trying to get my Powermatic 3520B set up for this massive piece. Hopefully in the next week or so. This gives me inspiration for my piece.

@keithkimsten5111 Год назад

THAT'S A BOWL! Nice work! Beautiful wood too! 👍👍👍🍻🏆

@alberthancock4237 11 месяцев назад

Brave man! Great Result!

@evanfairbanks7941 8 месяцев назад

My favorite wood. I love the rot proof properties of this wood. Your great great great grandchildren will have this bowl!

@jackreeves3001 Год назад

You did a masterful job. I have followed you for years. You are so entertaining and knowledgeable. Watching you is very pleasurable, so much fun! Thanks again for sharing your time and amazing talent! KANSAS

@LadyKatJPhillips Год назад

Mr. John, I'm so sorry to hear about your friend 😢 You're a wonderful man to stay & help settle his affairs. This gallant orange bowl is a perfect "In Memory Of" project. Blessings! 🙏🥲

@MorningwoodTurning 11 месяцев назад

Wow! What a project! That BOWL (a bowl that large deserves all caps) turned out great. I have never turned Osage Orange but I'd like to. I think that when I do, I'll start with a little bit smaller piece for my first attempt. 😁

@teebowers2273 Год назад

That’s an impressive bowl! My mother would have loved it! She always had enough food for an army and loved to have the neighbors over. That bowl would have been put to use daily. 😍

@anaphylaxis2548 Год назад

That came out great. I am laughing at the pocket full of shavings! 😆

@MASI_forging Год назад

What a beautiful design 👍👍

@WoodturningWithJohnMarro Год назад

Great turn this week!

@William_Kenny Год назад

Tim thats a beauty for sure nicely done mate👍

@billmarker2708 Год назад

Looks good

@garryevans3594 Год назад

awesome bowl

@chrisjohnston2449 Год назад

Congrats on 300 videos. How will you top this video on your 600th? Nice job for sure

@tomasarguinzoni9022 Год назад

Very nice work 👍

@kathleenwalton3311 8 месяцев назад

Beautiful

@zerozilch 7 месяцев назад

Beautiful bodark bowl

@robertcornelius3514 Год назад

Oh-sage!

@renaebettenhausen3611 Год назад

Beautiful! "Don't do this at home.... that's why you have me to watch" Yup. I'm wondering why you didn't seal the cracks with resin.

@Barbarra63297 6 месяцев назад

That turned out beautiful! Tim, did you know that there is a large concenus, that the term 'turned out' may have come from woodturning?

@nickfritz8692 9 месяцев назад

Tim this turned out great. Good looking Bowl. I have some Osage orange that I use from time to time. You said that it's the hardest wood on the planet, is that true? I would agree with you just from my experience. LOL 🙂 Keep up the awesome work!!!

@lathingabout Год назад

Fantastic job. Please share what type of screws you used for the faceplate as I sometimes have screws snapping off which becomes a nightmare. Love the humour and videos. Thanks, Nikkos.

@kevingaddis7276 11 месяцев назад

That's was a big hedge apple.

@scottsimpey2965 Год назад

Man that’s one hell of a bowl. That would have made some great cores. What was the final dimensions of it and what did you use for the finish on it?

@woodturningwithtimyoder Год назад

It is a little bit over 23 in wide. I used hand rubbed polyurethane. I'm going to sand back each coat and keep adding coats until I have about 10. I think that would give it a wonderful satin gloss.

@paulhopkins1905 Год назад

I had no idea that a bodark tree could get that big

@kycornbread6990 Год назад

I know of a osage orange (hedge apple) tree that's close to 12 feet around, if it ever comes down in my life time, I be sure to give you a call 😊

@woodturningwithtimyoder Год назад

Nooooooooooo!!!!!!!😵‍💫

@helimech0 Год назад

the one way faceplate is very interesting. A real inovation. Did it work better than the 10 inch faceplate from the other project of that size?

@davidshaper5146 Год назад

Vicmarc has had one for years.

@woodturningwithtimyoder Год назад

It held remarkably well. I think I tested it well past its intended capabilities and it passed with flying colors.

@davidshaper5146 Год назад

@@woodturningwithtimyoder Your recess was like the Grinch's heart - three sizes too small...

@duallygsd Год назад

@@davidshaper5146 😂

@ZoeSummers1701A Год назад

So pleased to see a new vIdeo. xXx

@williamellis8993 Год назад

That's great, Tim. Although sometimes I think you like to torture yourself (lol). Bill

@demonknight7965 Год назад

Very few people can see the beauty under the ugly.

@troybramich785 Год назад

Did u fill those cracks at all. Nice looking timber. We don't have it in Australia

@petenelson7273 Год назад

Ginormous wow

@michaeledens8381 Год назад

Beautiful piece of wood, why you did not use a coreing tool and save some of that wonderfull wood for more bowls?

@duallygsd Год назад

Those two gigantic cracks in the wood made coring impossible.

@KaryabubutKayu Год назад

Menyenangkan semoga sukses selalu buat bapak ,kalau boleh saya tau ini prosesnya makan waktu berapa hari ya pak. ,,

@bearbrutal Год назад

Crazy that no epoxy resin was used at all

@woodturningwithtimyoder Год назад

Osage orange is such a hard wood I was hoping that it would hold together. Bryan was hoping more than me!🤣

@captnjack5637 Год назад

I made an end table with osage and after time the color got a lot darker to an orangish brown.

@boazjoe1 Год назад

Do you put orange oil on osage orange?

@RuneChaosMarine 5 месяцев назад

is south american Ipe wood not harder than this?

@alansimpson596 Год назад

Lovely work Tim. I have a slice of monkey puzzle about two thirds that size and a chunk of elm burr about the same size. I've been eyeing them suspiciously for about a year but you've inspired my to knuckle down and get them on the lathe. Glad to see you kept the tail stock employed for as long as possible. I learn most things the hard way and a piece flew off my lathe a few years back and I put my forearm up to to defend myself and in doing so broke the small bone in my forearm (the ulna) and was forbidden from driving for three weeks.