Sounds great buddy. Do you make any video’s?

@@JackMackWoodturning No, I am very unconventional in my methods...it would take me longer to edit the video than to make the project...besides, so many can do it easier or faster than me, I just take my time and if I have to take the long way around the barn to get it done, then so be it. I take pics of the finished items to show people and if they are interested, I make it for them.

Nice one Joe. Glad you enjoyed it. I reckon you will like my latest vid. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/b6lgpMKHscDWmJc.html

Primer ??

I do wish ply was cheap.. this stuff is +£300 per sheet

@@JackMackWoodturning Maybe it's a regional thing. Here in the US, there are a lot more trees, so it would make sense for wood to be cheaper. Don't quote me on that; it's just a guess. The economic variances of the world lumber industry is not exactly my area of expertise.

This birch ply is made in north Russia.. as far as I know it is not manufactured in Canada which would be the only other place you’d fine birch forest. I hear from my friends In The us that ply has more than doubled in price in the last few months.. it’s almost doubled in price here in the uk.

@@JackMackWoodturning Economics is a very complicated field. I suppose I should correct myself and say that it WAS a cheap material once.

I don’t think you need to correct your self. What you said was accurate.. “people think” .. as I said, I wish it was. 😉👍🏻

Nice one GSD. Much appreciated my friend 👍🏻😊

Thanks HB. It’s not bad. I have it in my workshop. I think you might like my new vid. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/b6lgpMKHscDWmJc.html 😊👍🏻

Nice one Will. You made it back to Scotland yet?

What beautiful Work you do. I love to watch you work. Best stool I've seen. Very artistic woodworker, thanks for video.

Nice one DG. Thanks for watching 😊👍🏻

Hope that means you enjoyed it T. Thanks for watching 👍🏻😊

@@JackMackWoodturning I did! I guess over the top can mean bad in another context.

No sweat J. Thanks for watching 😊👍🏻

No problem. Thanks for watching 😊👍🏻

Thank you. I’m glad you enjoy my work

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Nice one J. Thanks for watching 😊👍🏻

No sweat P. Thanks for watching 😊👍🏻

Thanks D, do you do any woodturning?

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Thanks T. Much appreciated. You know any good museums?

@@JackMackWoodturning Afraid nothing in Eastern WA comes to mind -I'll try to research a bit and will forward if I find something.

Thanks man. Much appreciated 😊👍🏻

It doesn’t take that long really. Worth the effort! 👍🏻😊

It may be for sale on my website next week 👍🏻😊

Thanks buddy. I’m currently working on my best ply wood one yet . Video should be out soon. 👍🏻

@@JackMackWoodturning I look forward to watching you do that as do some of my work colleagues who watch your vids with me on my mobile. I'll stick to scratching on my violin while trying not to make it sound like my cat with its tail caught in your lathe. :)

Thank you.. I’m glad you and your work mates enjoy my videos.. do you play professionally?? I’m partial to some nice classical music in my AirPods while I work..

@@JackMackWoodturning Sorry no, not at all and never. I'm teaching myself how to play using books and KZfaq vids. I paid for a few dozen lessons to get me started. I play stuff for my wife as she likes to listen but its mainly for my own enjoyment. Many, many hours alone practicing, sounds sad but I enjoy it. If you want to listen to a true master then I'd suggest Patrick Contreras. Bud, you have a real gift. I've watched lots of your vids and it seems you have a vision, you can see the finished product before you start. I also think you're left handed? In my experience, as a left handed engineer, left handed people are 50/50 in engineering roles and I've found thats also true in the creative section too.

Thanks man. That is an interesting fact. Violin is the hardest of all instruments to master. I admire your dedication. 😊👍🏻

Thanks bud.. So do we now think I can’t top this one ??

@@JackMackWoodturning You will. That's what makes it so fun.

No pressure then

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Thanks B. New video every Friday lunchtime buddy 👍🏻😊

Thanks M. Much appreciated 👍🏻👏

Top 👍👍

Sounds like he was quite a guy. Did he pass on his skills?

Thanks Amanda. Much appreciated 😊😉👍🏻

Thanks Randal, much appreciated buddy, 😊👍🏻

Yes sir

Nice one A. Much appreciated 😊👍🏻

Thank you. Would you have it in your home

Glad you enjoyed it it sue. Would you use this piece in your home.

Definitely!

I didn’t know plywood was referred to as multiplex.. that’s got to be an American brand right ?

@@JackMackWoodturning I thought it was an international term, but it might be just a german thing, here we call veneer plywood made from very thin layers that is more than 12mm thick and has more than 5 layers multiplex, I guess just to differentiate it from other kinds of plywood... just plywood is a very broad term after all

Thanks S. Much appreciated 👍🏻😊

No problem John. Thanks for watching buddy 😊👍🏻

You can still sit on them tho.. and bash them around.. they like it rough. Lots of work yes, but they last forever

Much appreciated B 👍🏻😊

More than one way to skin a cat Mike haha 😊👍🏻 But… I did use a table saw … hmmm

Thanks for the kind words.would you not use it as a stool ?

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Thanks TR. Much appreciated. What is your pic?

@@JackMackWoodturning I damn with faint praise. :) Pic is a doodle from a million years ago of a scuba diver encountering something they didn't expect.

Thanks 😉

Thanks for watching

Thanks for the sub Michael. Glad you enjoyed it 😊👍🏻

Thank you. Would you have this in your home ?

@@JackMackWoodturning absolutely!!

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Thanks soph 😉

No probs man. You going to give it a shot?

Thanks. Have you done any wood urning

Cheers Bruce. Would you have it in your home ?

Thanks S. Much appreciated 👍🏻😊

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Thank you. Would you use it in your home ?

Thanks David.. aye I love that mallet,, perfect for a heavy th’whack! Have you made your own mallet ?

@@JackMackWoodturning ha.. Im just a business guy Jack. I don't have great skill like you man. I just enjoy your work!

I knew that mallet had to be homemade! I love it!!

Here’s the video of me making said mallet 👍🏻

kzfaq.info/get/bejne/ga6BZsKDstPDh58.html

Sooooooo many people before me 😉

Thanks M. Where are you watching from?

Thanks man 😊👍🏻

Thanks Will. Yeah it is a handy function 😊👍🏻

It’s not hard. But I know what your saying. It takes a lot of practice. 👍🏻

@@JackMackWoodturning indeed, that's true for most things in this life.☺️

Thanks MM. Glad you enjoyed it. I reckon you will like my latest vid. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/b6lgpMKHscDWmJc.html

Hey Felicia. Please don’t worry about asking questions, that’s what I’m here for and I’m more than happy to help and share my experience. That process is called burnishing. It can be done with wood shavings or with extra fine wire wood. It’s function is to add a final sheen to the wood after sanding. It goes back to days of bodgers making chair parts in the woods (but most likely way further back to the birth of turning) before we had extra fine grit sandpapers and other abrasives it was used straight after final cuts and softens the effects of burnishing caused by tool bevels. I personally find it adds a shine that looks more natural than sanding a piece to 1200 grit or higher. Hope that helps and please don’t hesitate to comment questions on any on my videos. How long have you been woodworking for and what do you like to make ?

The recess was made to hold the piece to the chuck. I filled it to remove any sharp edges and add durability 😊👍🏻

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I’m glad you are not asking me that 😆

Nice one man! Great you get it for free. Always feels good turning someones waste into something useful 😊👍🏻

I'd love to see pics of your table tops!

Me too

Shellac sealer then Danish oil 😊👍🏻

Hey. The lay out of the stretchers is purely aesthetic, If you’d like to make items like this the only piece of advice I would give you is to watch ALL of Curtis Buchanan KZfaq channel. He is outstanding and he explains all you’ll ever need to know about chair making.

@@JackMackWoodturning Thank you. I took your advice and checked out his channel. Helpful.

Which guy? 🤣

Cheers bill. Have you turned birch ply before?

No only cabinet grade oak and it had some voids in it I tried a small glue up of fiber core it finished well but looked strange

Thanks for watching 😊👍🏻

Nice one RL. Glad you enjoyed it 😊👍🏻

Yeah it’s walnut. Thanks Lee. Glad you enjoyed it man 😊👍🏻

Thanks C. Have you seen ply used in this way before?

The recess provided a hold for the chuck. I filled it more to remove any sharp edges but it does add a little strength as well 👍🏻😊

@@JackMackWoodturning I too was wondering what was its point. I thought that you might inlay your signature/logo on it or something.🤔

It’s covering the recess that was there to hold the top on the chuck.

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This technique is called burnishing. It is a finishing technique 👍🏻😊

Cheers. Thanks for watching.

Iv’e been doing this nearly 20 years and still have all my digits 😊

When specifically are you concerned? Is it when he's working on the legs and is "holding" the wood as it turns? I'm very inexperienced with wood working...my paternal grandfather passed away before he could teach me much. My dad has passion for it, but not nearly the skill grandpa had.

The dude doesn’t know what he’s talking about Fil.. I’m a professional experienced woodturner and I also used to teach woodturning.

As a devotee of the violin all these tools are scary

@@shelleyoxenhorn833 the only time you should be scared of the tools you work with is when you disrespect them because that's when they will bite you

Where do you buy your cake? Looks like a stool to me 🤣

Sorry I have no way of translating this

Well I certainly won’t. I am sitting on it now plotting world domination 😂

Thanks buddy 👍🏻