Woodturning - A (smaller than intended) Hybrid Hollowform

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In this video I waste a lot of resin making a small Hollow Form !! The piece of Horse chestnut burl I used was super dry and porous but I didn't expect it to suck up almost a litre of resin !! I contemplated adding more resin but the line would have been visible so I decided to make the piece smaller and put it down to experience !!
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@SusanIsListening 4 года назад

Andy's "mistakes" are beautiful works of art. My mistakes are on their way to the city dump.

@annehenry6243 4 года назад

My city dump is no longer accepting my mistakes. They are that bad. 😉😉

@smooches77 4 года назад

These videos are my therapy.

@stephenvessels9483 3 года назад

Mine too.

@ChrisSmith-fk3ru 3 года назад

Do I hear an Amen to that!

@PohlBarnProductions 4 года назад

gotta love that vanishing resin for the design change you were not expecting, happens to me all the time, it still turned out Awesome as usual !!! thumbs up

@annetjievz 4 года назад

Still a beautiful piece. Love the contrast of the dark wood and the blue iridescence.

@katier9725 3 года назад

At first I thought the excess amount of wood was intended, so when I saw the blue resin hardened and shining, I really wanted to see a tiny ship there. A diorama basicly.

@rossthomas7425 4 года назад

well hell, maybe if I read your description before i open my mouth i might have some of my questions answered. Also i might be able to learn the difference between chestnut and maple. Although to be fair, living in Pennsylvania, its been a long time since anyone has seen native chestnut.

@AndyPhillipWoodturning 4 года назад

Thanks...you're not the only one that misses the info in the video description

@mkivy 4 года назад

I’ve said it before...I don’t see how u do it? It’s a marvel to watch you create such beautiful art! Kudos to you and all your hard work...that’s al out of resin! Lol 😆!!

@chaoticconjuring 4 года назад

The blue resin is such a beautiful compliment to the dark wood color. Really beautiful piece 💜

@Woodturning 4 года назад

I agree! a very beautiful combination of resin and wood!

@savagetuner2404 4 года назад

Should be clearer

@savagetuner2404 4 года назад

@White Marlin Blue is pretty ugly not gonna lie

@mistersquirrel8378 4 года назад

You know what really messed with my head? When in the first seconds he drew his tool over to the far right, where you could see the background shining through the empty space in the wood and his tool still behaved as though a solid surface was there.

@annehenry6243 4 года назад

OMG yes! That was creepy! Mad skills, man, just mad skills!

@WithTheGrain527 3 года назад

cutting air is a real challenge!

@LynnCindy 4 года назад

It always amazes me to see the dramatic transformation of the piece of wood you start with, to the finished product you end up with that becomes such a unique masterpiece. WOW! I always wondered if things ever went wrong for you where you didn't quite end up with what you initially planned, but I guess you still managed to make something valuable out of it anyway. WOW! Words just don't do your work justice. Thanks for sharing.

@AndyPhillipWoodturning 4 года назад

This one didn't quite go as planned - did you read the description..Cheers

@LynnCindy 4 года назад

@@AndyPhillipWoodturning Yes, I read the description, which added to how impressed I was, because you still ended up with a beautiful piece, even if it wasn't as initially planned. :-)

@basedokadaizo 3 года назад

your mistakes: beautiful, inspired, made into so much more than the sum of your parts my mistakes: cause for new and interesting scars, sometimes end relationships, sometimes these things mix

@adamwoodturning 4 года назад

Beautiful as always! Thank you for inspired me to start this excellent hobby! Best wishes from Hungary!🇭🇺

@wardausman2795 4 года назад

This is such a perfect example of how a piece some how dictates it’s own shape. The piece presents itself with all these possibilities. The master craftsman applies his skill, but listens and observes. As the two communicate, the master finds the final shape among the offerings. Wow! This felt like a “master class” today.

@kevinkirkland8762 4 года назад

If I'm honest, this is not my favorite piece of yours... and yet I still want it! Beautiful as always! Such a joy to watch a craftsman work!

@feeberizer 4 года назад

I've come to the conclusion your favorite color is *blue.* Now here's a question for you....it seems like the kick back would be really bad at the beginning of some projects. Is it better with some woods and worse with others?

@thatkidwithamic2715 4 года назад

I’m a wood Turner the more hard or dense a wood is the angrier it is when you tickle it at the beginning

@feeberizer 4 года назад

@@thatkidwithamic2715 That makes sense. Thanks!

@DanteYewToob 4 года назад

@@thatkidwithamic2715 Why not just cut it roughly round on a bandsaw or something first? Surely that's much safer, faster, and easier on your machine? Am I missing something? (Not trying to be pedantic or anything, I'm honestly interested in learning. I have a bench top lathe in my shopping list at the moment and I'm interested and learning as much as possible.)

@thatkidwithamic2715 4 года назад

danteelite it does make it easier but it’s not that hard to tickle it

@marylynne9104 4 года назад

@Feeber Izer - blue and brown are colour spectrum opposites, that’s why those two colours always compliment each other.

@uniqko 4 года назад

Very nice piece....

@nahumpinheiro9370 4 года назад

É incrível, como você transforma pedaços de madeira em arte.

@manojmark2372 3 года назад

This is so satisfying to watch

@bachoban 4 года назад

is this a mug? it is good for one shot of tequila

@TXnine7nine 4 года назад

The lip looks too wide to drink from. Maybe some sort of vase?

@sirshotty7689 4 года назад

A hollowform is is that. A hollow form, it has no specific purpose besides being designed to hold fluids, so long as the diameter of the mouth is narrower than the widest internal diameter it's considered a hollowform. vases and barrels as well as some cups and bowls can are all considered hollowforms with a specified purpose. I heard the term closedform before but I have no clue what that is.

@Georgia-WRBNS 4 года назад

I LOVE THIS! Looks like Museum quality! At 9:53... That's the money shot right there! Beautiful Andy!

@elainehoward8822 4 года назад

Looks really beautiful Andy, definitely a piece the good lady wife will be keeping in her glass cabinet, only for looking at. Xxx

@scottmcdonald9685 4 года назад

My wife got it for me for Father's Day. It's on my desk now. Thanks Andy.

@AndyPhillipWoodturning 4 года назад

That's great ...your welcome 👍

@clydebalcom8252 4 года назад

The wood is gorgeous, and the end result is beautiful.

@m4cftv 3 года назад

Maravilhoso! Perfeito parabéns. 🥰

@TexanAmiga 4 года назад

Beautiful as always! Thank you

@Darkbloom006 4 года назад

I'd buy the hell out of that.

@izabelamacienko2692 4 года назад

This vase looks like it was made of stone. Amazing effect.

@steroe7965 4 года назад

💓

@joeliziaantunes3883 4 года назад

@silverswan2673 4 года назад

What is it?

@om617yota8 4 года назад

Absolutely beautiful, that's my favorite one you've done so far. Thank you for sharing your wonderful creations with the world, truly a gift.

@135iN55 4 года назад

Too messy. How do you ever clean up?

@Silverlight397 4 года назад

That was beautiful, the darkwood and the blue resin combination was amazing ,thank you for sharing 💕

@jerbilkonai5081 4 года назад

Wow. When i ever leave this place then i would love to get buried in a Urn that looks like this beautiful piece.

@dianefiske-foy4717 4 года назад

Sounds so out of wack, like our lives these days, when you start sanding (or whatever you call it) the wood. Then it gets all smooth and mellow, like I hope ours lives will get sometime soon.

@patschindler6462 4 года назад

Wow beautiful

@mmaidoo 4 года назад

Nice 😀👍

@Woodturning 4 года назад

I agree! a very beautiful combination of resin and wood!

@thirtyfiveedu8883 4 года назад

I would really like to see you use less opaque resin on the more interesting/odd/complicated wood forms.

@TheLtData 4 года назад

Very nice! Looks delicate. And indeed: the blue is a perfect match to the colour of the wood. And smal things can be very beautiful; diamonds are ; )

@gutembergtoic 4 года назад

Um belíssimo trabalho. Só achei que houve um desperdício de resina.

@uiliansouza1992 4 года назад

Algum Brasileiro aqui?

@seanbailey6004 4 года назад

It’s amazing what beauty lays beneath a thin layer of waste. Blue must be one of your favourite colours. Looks great Andy😀

@juanmoreforederoad4432 4 года назад

other than beautiful, I have no idea what the hell that thing is!

@ThomasB-656 4 года назад

It's still beautiful. I'd be proud to display that.

@harryjs2000 4 года назад

Hi Andy. Just wondering what camera you use for shooting your videos. Thanks

@AndyPhillipWoodturning 4 года назад

I mostly use a go pro around the lathe and occasionally a canon SLR

@harryjs2000 4 года назад

@@AndyPhillipWoodturning what go pro? And do you use a external microphone. Or is there no need

@mohamedtbahriti6312 4 года назад

woow😍😍

@Woodturning 4 года назад

I agree! a very beautiful combination of resin and wood!

@RANDOMNATION907 4 года назад

Horse chestnut extract is used as a blood thinner to reduce water retention , swelling of the legs and feet and reduce varicose veins. It's deadly to eat it raw or as tea. You can burn it in a campfire but as firewood to heat your home is risky. Beautiful wood though.

@samanthasimental3788 4 года назад

Love the oiling. All the beauty of the wood pops.

@YKB6.9 3 года назад

Wow. I see gear sticks for a manual car. If I had a flash car. I would have one of them for gear changing. How cool would that be?

@Lunablueeyes 4 года назад

Wow...Just....wow!!!!

@w.roficial2718 4 года назад

Saludos siempre nos sorprende con tus vídeos soy un cantante necesito pollo mi canal 🙏🎶🇭🇳🌏

@szymontolec 4 года назад

Co wy kurwa macie wszyscy z tym łączeniem drewna z niebieskim kolorem? To jakiś fetysz stolarzy czy jaki chuj? Stoły- niebieska żywica, wazony- niebieska żywica, kule- niebieska żywica, dildosy też będziecie sobe robić z niebieskiej żywicy? Nie ma innych kolorów?

@_._jamiro_._8644 4 года назад

Can you do something with green in the next video?

@AndyPhillipWoodturning 4 года назад

Maybe not the next one .. but green would be good

@chuckroger649 4 года назад

Beautiful work, as usual. The piece is attractive in a subdued, dark way. Not really my taste. Wonder what a livelier, brighter colored resin would have done for the result. Thanks. Keep them coming.

@29lookingood 4 года назад

A little beauty, Andy 💙 I love it.

@karenstafford724 4 года назад

As always, a beautiful piece of wood work. Could you please make something using wood and yellow and green colours??? 💖💖💖

@nanfredman1991 3 года назад

It really is too bad that burl ate the resin...and then turned blue and strange. The live edge would have been pretty, but...uh. Silk purse from sow's ear, as usual, Mr. Phillip.

@staynavytom2963 4 года назад

Nice hollowform. I haven't made any yet but it's on my to-do list. I was wondering if you made you buffing wheel system or bought it. If you made it, do you have any video or sketches you can share? I made one using solid aluminum rod 1" diameter but there is too much flex in the bolt connections.

@SirVivel 3 года назад

What is this piece going to be used for? Looks more like an urn for your pets ashes... and I would definetly buy it for myself if you had a bigger one. So nice, shiny and sweet. A proof of your craftsmanship!

@williamellis8993 4 года назад

Nice form, Andy, and beautiful wood. The resin is a really nice accent, too. Stay well. Bill

@Woodturning 4 года назад

well said!

@DUxMORTEM 4 года назад

Flower pot? Just saying mothers day is coming up?

@blckbear2074 4 года назад

I don’t even have the vision to imagine something this beautiful coming from basically a scrap piece of stump! Absolutely amazing work! Love your work, admire your craft 💪🏽

@Woodturning 4 года назад

I agree! a very beautiful combination of resin and wood! I also love my craft!

@patrikhjorth3291 3 года назад

I'm curious: what if you immersed an object of very dry wood in oil, or some other appropriate preservative, and then put it in the vacuum pot? Would it absorb a lot of that oil as well, and would that actually be a good thing?

@MCsCreations 4 года назад

Amazing work, Andy! Beautifully done! 😃 Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊

@cridemurphy7600 4 года назад

Got an outer space vibe from this one. I'd like to see a moon sat on the hole to compliment the earth's core piece. One good turn.

@charlesreicks648 4 года назад

Nice work Andy. It's to bad you couldn't keep some of the very top wood. It looks great. Thanks

@gaowoodlab 4 года назад

beautiful working，👍

@CyanAardvark 4 года назад

If you can't hide it, celebrate it. A different color of resin could add interest, but in this case the wood sticking out the topof the blue could have been made the focal point with some clear resin. Regardless, it turned out beautifully.

@whild017 3 года назад

Very fun to watch. Nice job as always. What kind of hollowing tools did you use on that piece?

@rachelatkinson6734 3 года назад

Honestly you made me want to learn how to do stuff like this. I honestly do stupid and random stuff that results with me hurting myself every time I go to work.

@WOODTURNINGBYBRANDSTRUP 4 года назад

Really beautiful piece, great work.. 👍😀

@harryjs2000 4 года назад

Where can i buy the blue pigment? Thanks

@AndyPhillipWoodturning 4 года назад

Search for blue mica powder

@harryjs2000 4 года назад

@@AndyPhillipWoodturning Thank you!

@PhilAndersonShadyAcresWoodshop 4 года назад

Very pretty, Andy! We can all use a little "experience" now and then. :) Phil

@AndyPhillipWoodturning 4 года назад

Thanks Phil 👍

@jdigga24 4 года назад

That must be such a pain to clean up lol

@ver1.0.64 4 года назад

最後まで見たけど結局何を作ったのか分からんかったｗツボかいな？

@search2learn776 4 года назад

just a point of view; i think if you maintained the original bump in the wood the final shape would be more beautiful.

@michaelthomas3616 4 года назад

Love it

@MrBalls-yv3br 4 года назад

Absolutely *incredible*

@Woodturning 4 года назад

Absolutely incredible

@kermarleygeorge6385 4 года назад

Andy I like videos how to make thing out of wood I wish I was 💯% like you also you does always have all your tools I like about that 👍🤩

@zeynepsimsek568 4 года назад

♥️

@DembaiVT 4 года назад

I was wondering if you could mention or make a video about the dangers of resin and proper safety for using it. You're always showing yourself grabbing a face mask for turning, but it would cool if you could mention that resin isn't food safe and show that you're wearing a gas mask or have ventilation for the resin. I only found out recently about these things from a random tweet even though I watch a lot of wood Turner's on RU-vid.

@AndyPhillipWoodturning 4 года назад

lots of resins are food safe (mine included) maybe you shouldn't believe tweets (whatever they are)

@rodio2790 4 года назад

Saluti dall'Italia, vedo sempre i tuoi video, sei veramente bravo

@keithrussell6035 4 года назад

You make such beautiful things Andy!

@RicardoAMello 4 года назад

Parabéns Andy Phillip!!!👍👏👏👏 Você é muito talentoso!!!

@oookakavlik 4 года назад

👍🤘

@mamm7223 4 года назад

It might not have been what you had originally envisioned, but it turned out to be stunning.

@libradragon934 4 года назад

Nice things come in small packages! ❤️

@rharbarenko 4 года назад

Looks like that wood/resin really made Andy ....... (wait for it) ....... (Wait)...... Urn his money today!! (I'm here all week!) Was thinking you were going to keep the extra bit on the top... next frame.. nope its gone :) Beautiful as always.

@AndyPhillipWoodturning 4 года назад

Yeah I mentioned in the description that the burl sucked in more resin than I expected...Cheers

@ai5085 4 года назад

👍🏻

@squid197 4 года назад

why do the plastic shreds look tasty

@WithTheGrain527 3 года назад

lovely :) i really like your polishing spindle that you put in the lathe, did you make it Andy?

@AndyPhillipWoodturning 3 года назад

Yes ..thanks

@bonniegallimore7687 4 года назад

Love the blue. It might be smaller than you wanted it to be but its still beautiful.

@vickibelcher712 Год назад

I have been watching your videos for several years. I think I missed the segment about epoxy. What causes the epoxy to shrink? Also, how do you get all the bubbles out?

@AndyPhillipWoodturning Год назад

Depending on the wood, it can sometimes soak up the epoxy .. I use a pressure pot to help remove the bubbles 👍

@3nuggeteers19 4 года назад

Looked like alot of wasted epoxy. Still a very beautiful piece. Great job.

@AndyPhillipWoodturning 4 года назад

Thanks .. Have a read of the video description .. lots of resin wasted

@sandybrecken6871 4 года назад

Nice job Andy as always you do fantastic work

@onechemabubakar 4 года назад

Less than 10% of the viewers read descriptions on videos.

@stevenromero1723 3 года назад

Andy you know my favorite color is blue

@donothello5006 4 года назад

It was a wonderful piece of wood before you messed with it 😞

@WoodenItBeNice 4 года назад

Hi Andy, It may have ended up smaller than intended but it is still beautiful. What carbides do you use? Take care, Andy. Cheers, Huw

@AndyPhillipWoodturning 4 года назад

Thanks Huw .. the ones I use for shaping are homemade .. the ones I use for hollowing are from Simon Hope woodturning an 8mm heavy duty carbide with the flat bar and a 12mm hook tool ..

@WoodenItBeNice 4 года назад

@@AndyPhillipWoodturning Hi Andy, Thanks for taking the time to let me know. Cheers, Huw