youre videos are amazing tim.

That's cool now I know what I am going to make today! By the way that lathe is awesome.Thanks!

Nice video, Tim. Beautiful idea with the mushrooms. This is in line with Abranet grids, the service life is higher than normal abrasive paper.

great video. what a nice lathe!

Very enjoyable and educational.

You´re Videos are awesome! Thx a lot !

Nice work.

Great video.

Looking forward to watching more videos

I have a couple mushrooms...they have holes on the bottom..which brought me here. Your so talented!

Muchas felicidades 🎉por compartir sus conocimientos del torneo en madera Saludos de México Puebla

" Once the concept is set, let your imagination go wild" Well... when i was watching this as you got the rough shape of the large mushroom stalk 4:35... all i could think was. "That's a pretty perfect shape to make an amphora, if you had wanted." xD When I've had a rough day... just sit back and watch your videos. Nothing better to cheer up and take mind off of things.

Part 1 As usual a excellent..

Nice job lovely big workshop, Greetings from Wales UK, ive liked and subd you . Ant.

Yay!!!

Nice green paint on the cupboards, do you know what its called?

Hi Tim. I'm new to turning and came across your video. I'm wondering how you mounted the piece of lacewood for the large narrow top of the mushroom? I know you said you made a tenon but how did you make it? Did you have to mount that piece of wood earlier on the lathe in some other fashion? I'm just trying to figure out how to get a tenon on such a thin piece of wood. Thanks.

@woodturningwithtimyoder

9 күн бұрын

I mounted a piece of waste wood with a tenon on it in my chuck. Then I put double-sided tape on that wood and stuck the mushroom top blank on that. Then I cut a tenon that was only about 1/8 of an inch long. Popped it off the double-sided tape and then put the mushroom blank in the chuck. It does not take a long tenon to hold small pieces like that.

Hi Tim, I would love to know how you made the clamp jig used in the mushroom part 1 video. Thanks, Sheila

@woodturningwithtimyoder

6 жыл бұрын

If you're talking about how I held the wood on the bandsaw that is a wooden block clamp. I think I picked it up about 20 years ago from either Sears or Lowe's.

@busybeegibbs9914

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks buddy. I'll have to do a web search and see if I can find something similar.

Hi Tim doesn't that fancy sanding backer thing defeat the point of the holes in the abranet??

@woodturningwithtimyoder

6 жыл бұрын

It does a little bit but a lot of the sawdust settles into the hook part of the pad. If it gets really clogged up I just rip the paper off and shake once and the dust is gone. Or I shoot it with compressed air and it cleans up nicely.

Do you sell your mushrooms? I have an outdoor collections and would like to have some resembling mushrooms from Slovakia called Boletus/ Porcini. I live in Wisconsin.

Just curious where you got the sanding mask that you use ?

@woodturningwithtimyoder

6 жыл бұрын

If you do a search for Dust be Gone mask you should find it.

Nice project. But not all of us can afford kiln dried wood. I'm happy to get scraps out of friends woodpile...

do u have the links for the sanding stuff

@woodturningwithtimyoder

6 жыл бұрын

www.turningwood.com

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