That’s beautiful

Wow what a stunningly beautiful bowl, Olive wood is just so awesome and spectacular the grain is Wow.

Olive wood has so beautiful grain, a little bit like ash, so pretty work,👍👍

Beautiful bowl in awesome manner that's no olive wood

@Villywoodworking

3 жыл бұрын

Nishant Duddi is olivier de bohème or it’s also call Russian olive wood

Another fantastic bowl thank you 👏👏👏👏👏

👍👍👍👍👍

Great job!!!

This piece certainly presented its' challenges. LOVELY WORK 👍😁👍😎👍😁👍

very nice grain and color, I recently used Russian olive too, mine was although very dry and brittle, it was an experience to turn very dry Russian olive wood

very nice one hell of a catch there i bet that woke you up a little lol . good job buddy

Lovely wood and shape but I think you went in a bit or far. Take care and stay safe.

Beautiful 👍👍👍 . Thanks for sharing

Erm, yeah. But there's a hole in the bottom. Check 13:53 and you can see the blue paper through the hole.

@OldManTony

4 жыл бұрын

Nick Gilmore I’ll check out your turning videos so I won’t make the same mistake!

@mpart_woodlathe-stuff

4 жыл бұрын

Holes ? Hmm, then it must be art. Because it won't hold soup😁 So they say.

Awesome project...

Russian Olive is not an Olive tree. So no it is not Olive wood, but it is Russian Olive. An invasive species growing all over the American West. Not my favorite wood, but it is a "free" hardwood that i have truckloads of. You have done a good job bringing out some character in an otherwise boring wood.

Nice work Villy. Any wood turner who hasn't had a catch (or one hundred catches!) is not a wood turner. I recently turned a nice small bowl and could see a hint of daylight through the base so I filled the mortise with Araldyte (two part epoxy resin) mixed with sawdust.

I love the idea of wooden flowerpots. Is cedar sonething you can turn?

@Villywoodworking

2 жыл бұрын

T’es i can turn cedars red cedar are so beautiful I have turn just on time it’s pretty rare where I live

@codychickadee5095

2 жыл бұрын

@@Villywoodworking thank you for your reply!

Beautiful bowl with nice grain but that’s no olive wood

@cyborgar15

2 жыл бұрын

Russian Olive..Everywhere around here in Colorado..

I just love olive wood and you have a very pretty olive wood bowl Villy. Fuzzy one too until it's haircut, eh😁 Nice shape, no, great shape that I like very much😃 And such thin walls - were they hard to do ? I had a bowl I caught the inside wall on so it ended up very thin too, hmm. I take it you finished up with the carbide because the gouge got bent, right ? (I was too scared to use my catchy tool for a while. hehehe.) Stay safe. -Mike😷

Мечтаю купить станок, но увы наверное так и останется мечтой, не позволяют финансы, а так хочется. С меня лайк.

I have yet to make a bowl like this. Want to. Just haven't taken the time to do so.

I am at the point where I am about to buy a lathe and start this new hobby. One question. Is it best to put wax first then the oil, or other way round? Second question. Do you think I can use Danish oil or boiled linseed oil on my turning projects?

@Huizbirn

4 жыл бұрын

at first, you shouldnt start with bowles...

@alexhill8500

4 жыл бұрын

I would say oil first and then wax after the oil has fully dried. I started of using a oil similar to boiled linseed oil but then moved on to using a all natural danish oil (Organoil danish oil)for a mat finish, a quick drying sanding sealer from U-beaut and a friction polish (U-beaut polishes - ultra shine).

@mpart_woodlathe-stuff

4 жыл бұрын

Go for it Philip !! You'll be hooked on the hobby. You'll have beauty, self-fulfillment, sense of doing, a community with you, and of course a healthy respect of teeth that lurk in the wood😁 Just kidding. No you're not. Yes I am. Whatever ... be very careful ... if it doesn't feel right stop and think about it. Finishing - ask 10 people about how to finish and you'll get 20 different replies. I tend to do wax as the last coat. Oils don't shine. Almost anything else can be brought to a gloss. BTW, nothing will be a permanent barrier to moisture. Wood moves. Stay safe. -Mike😷

Nice bowl but was that a cut through in the bottom?

@cyborgar15

2 жыл бұрын

Drainage hole..Flower pot

Sorry mate, but there is a bottom in the whole...and another thing...outside well cut, inside its a little bit torn out...

Dammmm lucky, could have been much worse. Stay safe

Nice one but like othes said, it's not olive wood.

@Villywoodworking

3 жыл бұрын

Sorry but is olive wood it’s Russian olive wood it’ confirmed that aka for watching That exist more than one species of olive wood just make a simple Google research ארז גדליהו

@blablablaboom

3 жыл бұрын

Wow, i saw this wood on google, it's really olive wood, very nice grain.

and you left a hole in the bottom

if you don't mind me asking why waste so much wood

You wasted so much wood choosing to turn it in that orientation. Could have made beautiful boxes of natural edge bowls instead of a shiny bucket.

What ever you did at 8:15 in... you're not supposed to do that so don't do it again :P