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Woodturning... or is it?! Making a Resin and Glass Bauble/Hanging Ornament with The Tiny Turner

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It can't be woodturning if I'm not turning wood... can it?!?! 🤔
Join me for the launch of my 'Curiois Creations' series - and watch my very first experience of turning resin unfold! That's right... no wood involved whatsoever 😮
The 'Curious Creations' series aim to be more of a vlog-type genre of various fun projects that I'm playing about with, as opposed to my tutorial based videos.
This video was filmed quite a few months ago before I had experience of turning resin. I was gifted the blank by Mark of TQ Blanks (link below) who cast it specially for me. I decided that the size of it was PERFECT to lend itself to making a hanging ornament/bauble with when combined with one of my large DIY bauble kits.
I have to say, I went through a range or emotions turning this piece - stick around for long enough and you'll see! 🤣
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**NOTE: I apologise for the poor focussing on the front facing camera. Unfortunately I am still learning how to use a lot of my equipment, and the tiny viewfinder on the camera suggested the focus was fine 😒 **
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2 x 2 x 7 inch Resin Blank (available from various places)
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The Tiny Turner's DIY Snowman Kit for Woodturners (Small)
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Chestnut Products Net Abrasive
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Yorkshire Grit Microfine Abrasive Paste
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Chestnut Products
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*NOTE: I am NOT sponsored or endorsed by any of the brands mentioned in this video, or the stores I have linked the products to - Everything has been paid for with my own money. This leaves me to be free to use what I use because I believe it to be of good quality!
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Disclaimer
Woodturning is a potentially dangerous hobby.
This video is a demonstrative video for entertainment purposes and although it provides commentary on the techniques I personally use, there are many different ways to approach wood turning.
Therefore, should you wish to 'have a go' yourself, you must make sure you do your own research into techniques, working methods and safety measures.
Remember: YOUR safety is YOUR responsibility!!

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20 авг 2024

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@IEnjoyCreatingVideos 4 года назад

Nice work on the ornament Emma! Thank you for sharing it with us!💖👍👌😎JP

@TheTinyTurner 4 года назад

Thanks for watching JP!! I might do one live... A comparison from then to now... Hmmmm 🤔

@IEnjoyCreatingVideos 4 года назад

Your very welcome Emma! Have a great weekend!😎

@dean8842 4 года назад

Now THAT is a beautiful piece. You're a true artist in your element, Emma.

@TheTinyTurner 4 года назад

Thank you very much Dean!! 😊

@phantomman39 4 года назад

When turning resin. I use a used toothbrush for removing the resin from the work piece. Keeps my fingers out of the way, and I can keep the work piece turning. The toothbrush brakes the resin up and removes it. And it doesn't leave tool marks on the resin.

@TheTinyTurner 4 года назад

That is an awesome tip David, thanks! I have used one to remove it since this video, but only when the lathe wasn't running. Didn't realise it would break it up whilst spinning. I'll be giving that a try!👍🏻😀

@TheTinyTurner 4 года назад

I tried it David. My life is changed forever 😆

@phantomman39 4 года назад

@@TheTinyTurner I am glad I could help you.

@icespeckledhens 4 года назад

Very nice Emma, it worked out beautifully. Thanks James

@TheTinyTurner 4 года назад

Cheers James! Was stressful, but it got there in the end 😆

@richardstubbs7241 4 года назад

That was brilliant in more ways than one ...you answered a question about resin movement while turning its been driving me mad thanks ...stunning work btw

@TheTinyTurner 4 года назад

I'm glad it was of use to you Richard! I'm thinking of having another go at making one of these, but live, just to see how I get on now I've a lot more experience turning it! 😊

@SteveC38 4 года назад

Great Video Emma! Really Beautiful Job👍

@TheTinyTurner 4 года назад

Merci Steve!!! 👍🏻😊

@WoodWizardrybyColin 4 года назад

Wow Emma I love it thats one bad ass face shield too is the bauble glass or plastic am tempted to have a go

@TheTinyTurner 4 года назад

Colin the bauble is glass. I do offer plastic but you'd have to contact me to sort it out as they aren't on the site. They look naff in comparison though. The face shield is a JSP Powercap. It's awesome!! 👍🏻

@busterwest1644 4 года назад

Well done Emma, I have turned a few pieces of resin and enjoy the medium, especially once polished. I prefer a wood element as well, as you mentioned, but overall, the mess does tend to dilute the enjoyment. I only have a very small shed and the stuff gets everywhere and it takes a long time to clear away. I do have carbides but have always used traditional tools and found them OK.. Last effort was a doughnut and now have your blank on the lathe..GREAT video lass

@TheTinyTurner 4 года назад

I have since turned quite a bit of resin, but it takes me so long to edit that this is very out of date now! The wooden element certainly helps, and the mess is unbelievable. Yet we still keep going back for more 😄 I hope your blank is acceptable and you create something beautiful with it 💜

@busterwest1644 4 года назад

@@TheTinyTurner it is a beautiful blank Emma thank you.. just a bit nervous I don't want to spoil it so its turned to cylinder and now I will think where to go next..:)

@genecooksey3871 4 года назад

Hello, new subscriber to your channel, love the lights in your ornaments, thanks Gene Cooksey woodworking

@TheTinyTurner 4 года назад

Hi Gene! Welcome to the channel! Thank you for subscribing and hopefully we will get chance to meet a little more during one of the lives coming up! 😊

@robcpwoodturner 4 года назад

I just subscribed 😀 I seen you in Martin's live, love your accent, loved this video, I'm not a turner yet but I have watched a few videos and as you mentioned most people seem to use carbide tools so I assumed you couldn't use traditional tools, good to know you can 😀 thank you for sharing 🙏😀

@TheTinyTurner 4 года назад

Haha thank you for subscribing!! If you watch Saturday's live, you'll get a lot more of the accent, and in its 'raw' form too! 😆 And yes, you certainly can use traditional tools for resin which saves you good few quid! 👍🏻

@steveellis8746 4 года назад

I have seen someone use the streamers in a second project.. the original resin was UV reactive and was cast into a second blank and turned to a sphere, mounted on a base that had a small UV bulb in it.. was quite effective.

@TheTinyTurner 4 года назад

That sounds pretty awesome Derbyshire Steve! 😆 It would be like a UV spiders web in a sphere!

@steveellis8746 4 года назад

@@TheTinyTurner Brighouse Steve actually.. and I got my pressure pot last week so hoping to get going on some resin work soon myself :)

@TheTinyTurner 4 года назад

Oh crap... Sorry. Derbyshire Steve was the other Steve. I need a list!! You will love the casting! Loads of fun 😄

@TurnedByStuart 4 года назад

why did you have to mention Makers Central, it would have been this weekend, sniff sniff.

@TheTinyTurner 4 года назад

Oh noooooo!!! Of course it would! Although this was filmed in January before all this happened 😪

@DiemenDesign 4 года назад

Very nice Emma, I enjoy watching you turn this. I like your methods and tool control. The face shield you use, what brand is it, I'm due to change mine, and I would prefer to have something with dust filters built in, so I don't have to wear a respirator and a separate shield?

@TheTinyTurner 4 года назад

Thank you! The faceshield/respirator is a JSP Powercap. Not cheap but not as expensive as some of the other options, plus it is a lot more comfortable than some of the alternatives. Axminster sell it too but under their branding. They are excellent. I bought a second battery too as I tend to turn for longer than 8 hours when I'm on one, so I don't have to wait for it to charge. Plus I never leave anything charging overnight and two batteries means you can charge one whole you're working using the other. 😊

@DiemenDesign 4 года назад

Ah, ok, didn't real is it was powered respirator, which is fine and still a good idea. A friend was look at a setup with a Shield similar to yours but the dust extractor plugs into it. More research is needed me thinks. I need to get more videos up too, lol.