I’d love to watch this without the music. Fortunately, subtitles were available so I could turn off the sound and follow what you said by reading.
@BAILEYWOODWORKS4 күн бұрын
@DancingFox6 ok. Next time I won't include music. Thanks for watching!
@DancingFox64 күн бұрын
@@BAILEYWOODWORKS I’m truly sorry. I must seem very rude. I’m sure others enjoy the music. In any case, your woodturning was interesting and instructive and your vase came out beautifully.
@BAILEYWOODWORKS4 күн бұрын
@DancingFox6 no worries! I am always on the fence with adding music or not. In full transparency, if there is music there probably was some bad audio or you could hear my breathing. I really hate hearing breathing during videos. No rudeness assumed at all. I really do appreciate sincere feedback!
@cptmuska5 күн бұрын
nope, unless electricity
@BAILEYWOODWORKS5 күн бұрын
I actually tried it on a electromagnet plate. it almost worked, but I could not get it centered.
@BAILEYWOODWORKS5 күн бұрын
Not bad for 15 minutes of laser etching, another 5 minutes to cut a 4x4 and light sanding. Might be a good idea for a money maker?
@AllenOxendine5 күн бұрын
Interesting
@Leftycraig486 күн бұрын
Metal? Like on brass and aluminum? Or how about magnesium or titanium? Silver, gold or platinum? Zinc, nickel or chromium? METAL is a very broad term, but only FERROUS metals (iron, steel and its alloys) are affected by a magnet.
@BAILEYWOODWORKS6 күн бұрын
@Leftycraig48 Thanks for the clarification.
@washellwash18025 күн бұрын
Once the magnet starts moving, a lot more metals are affected. Look up magnet falling in a copper tube videos here on youtube.
@BAILEYWOODWORKS5 күн бұрын
@@washellwash1802 that is a bizarre thing! I never expect it!
@Mr.Sparks.1735 күн бұрын
@@washellwash1802and that's because electrical current is generated by moving magnetic fields and electrical currents also produce magnetic fields opposite of the magnetic fields that made the current. The stronger the current, the stronger that counter magnetic field is, so metals that are great at conducting electricity can produce a greater effect than one that isn't as great. The result is the better the metal is at conducting electricity, the bigger counter field they can produce, which in turn has a stronger effect on the magnet (which will eventually stall / find a balance without outside force to push it along) For a real wild bit - most electrical generators at power plants use electricity to make electricity. They produce the magnetic field needed to generate by firing up an electromagnet in the generator called the excitation coils / field. This actually helps the plant produce more electricity more efficiently (aka more Kws out, less fuel in) as the operators at the plant can fine tune the generator to be optimal, no matter the demands of the grid. A select few power plants have whats called "Black start" capability, or the ability to produce electricity without external power and from a dead stop, and they're mostly used to jump-start the grid after a blackout. Why not every plant you may ask? Because it's ridiculously expensive to build and maintain such plants, and not all forms of power generation is compatible with the concept. In short, magnets and electricity are weird.
@Lioncho16 күн бұрын
Nice trompo
@deviousredneck51096 күн бұрын
Nice work 👍🏼
@nathanielbarraza7607 күн бұрын
Brother man this was good practice when I ran a machine lathe for battleship gun turrets. I would make pins and shafts for automotive parts the lathe came from a sunk battle ship during Pearl harbor. The shop owners’s father was a big shot in the airforce or something.
@BAILEYWOODWORKS7 күн бұрын
@@nathanielbarraza760 that is a great memory! Keeps the skills fresh
@gabekelly63567 күн бұрын
Shave the top tip all about ballance
@BAILEYWOODWORKS7 күн бұрын
@gabekelly6356 yes, and I have noticed pine is not very consistent with density and weight, so balance is always off.
@spindlesworkshop97448 күн бұрын
Dang! That looks great
@lawrencealdridge-yk6dm8 күн бұрын
wooooow
@BAILEYWOODWORKS9 күн бұрын
Trying something new. How do you like it? too crazy?
@toddatglencovewoodworks10 күн бұрын
What kind of wood are you using Chris? I can remember making balsa wood models years ago.
@BAILEYWOODWORKS9 күн бұрын
@toddatglencovewoodworks I am using pine. Since it is the first one I don't want to spend the money on Balsa. Later when I get the techniques a little better I may make a full size model with balsa wood.
@sdad4610 күн бұрын
I ve been a model airplane builder for 70 years, designing and constructing all sorts of aircraft. Without a doubt you've chosen a gorgeous design to build. Enjoy yourself!
@BAILEYWOODWORKS10 күн бұрын
@sdad46 that is a very impressive amount of time! Congratulations for sticking with it! I am starting to understand though. It is something you can get 'hooked' on! Thanks for watching!
@robohippy11 күн бұрын
These have been around a while. Fun to do, but I don't think I ever sold one. Hard part is to keep all the curves the same. Good to see that you concaved the top rim a little bit. I was doing mine flat and some one told me to concave it a bit and it looked a LOT better. You can power sand them, but you have to be careful to not round over the twist lines which destroys the look.
@BAILEYWOODWORKS11 күн бұрын
@robohippy yes, I agree with all of that. I concaved the top by accident because there was a nick in the wood. I did smooth the lines some, and regret it. But this is just a practice piece with pine. I agree about not selling.. I don't sell stuff, but I think there are items that are much funner to make than display. If you know what I mean...
@ThePapa194712 күн бұрын
Nice one Chris. I did one a couple of years ago. I think yours has more twists. Gary
@BAILEYWOODWORKS12 күн бұрын
@ThePapa1947 thanks for watching Gary! I actually used one of your offcenter videos for some hints, but the offset part, I can't find. If you find it, let me know the title. There are some things I would have done different, if I knew a different way!
@toddatglencovewoodworks12 күн бұрын
Good job Chris
@BAILEYWOODWORKS12 күн бұрын
@@toddatglencovewoodworks thanks for watching!
@lenshandcraftedwoodsigns603313 күн бұрын
That is awesome.
@BAILEYWOODWORKS13 күн бұрын
@lenshandcraftedwoodsigns6033 thanks for watching! It was an unexpected win for an experiment.
@lenshandcraftedwoodsigns603311 күн бұрын
@@BAILEYWOODWORKS I love when that happens.
@BAILEYWOODWORKS11 күн бұрын
@lenshandcraftedwoodsigns6033 yes, I would love to take credit for it but...
@mstanifer113 күн бұрын
great project, awesome job.
@BAILEYWOODWORKS13 күн бұрын
@@mstanifer1 thanks for watching! Unexpected results are the most fun!
@spindlesworkshop974413 күн бұрын
That is so cool👍👍
@BAILEYWOODWORKS13 күн бұрын
@@spindlesworkshop9744 thanks so much for watching! It turned out better than expected!
@heathermacmillan96213 күн бұрын
That looks amazing! What a fantastic idea 😁💙
@BAILEYWOODWORKS13 күн бұрын
@heathermacmillan962 thanks for watching! It really was kind of an experiment that turned out pretty well.
@copperowlwoodturning592913 күн бұрын
Awesome, Chris. Beautiful vase. 😊😊😊
@BAILEYWOODWORKS13 күн бұрын
@copperowlwoodturning5929 thanks! It turned out way better than I pictured!
@domenicfp17 күн бұрын
Great video, and giving props is well done.
@AdamBechtol19 күн бұрын
Nice music.
@ApacheJay15619 күн бұрын
How do you make such long straight cuts with the bandsaw? Every time I run something against the fence on mine it drifts all over the place.
@mrfirestop41519 күн бұрын
Sounds like your fence needs adjustment for drift... Check out Alex Snodgrass's Band Saw Clinic for how to set up your saw and fence!
@BAILEYWOODWORKS19 күн бұрын
@@ApacheJay156 it could be the fence.. to add to that, I had the same problem. Even very thin stuff. I asked someone and they said make sure the blade back rollers, top and bottom, are set a paper's thickness from the back of the blade and both exactly the same. And, put a new blade on. I did both of those and have had very good luck. I have been ripping 2x4s the hard way lately very straight.
@toddatglencovewoodworks21 күн бұрын
Maybe the video should have been titled “On a wing and a prayer”. When is first flight? Take care! 😊
@BAILEYWOODWORKS21 күн бұрын
that, is the question!. i have a lot of parts cut, but fist flight might be out the window!
@BAILEYWOODWORKS21 күн бұрын
I missed closing off the bottom of where the wing meets the fuselage and also the pins that hold it in place. So mainly that is what I did in this video. Thanks for watching, please subscribe to really help the channel!
@Dsmeher21 күн бұрын
Waste of material and time , just only for a pan cover
@BAILEYWOODWORKS21 күн бұрын
Thanks for watching and commenting. I sincerely thank you for your waste of time and energy to leave a ignorant comment. I really feel like you are angry about something else and are taking it out on this video. I do not take this personally because I know that my work has more value than your negative comment and I assume that you are hurting and need someone to talk to. I am available any time here in the comments or find my email address and send a message.
@ThePapa194722 күн бұрын
Nice one Chris. Might have to check the attic to see if we still have the ones I made our kids.
@BAILEYWOODWORKS22 күн бұрын
@@ThePapa1947 it took some sanding and trimming to get the geometry right. I plan on making a bigger one that is a little more precise and figure out the geometry a little better. Thanks for watching Gary!
@MarkMcCluney22 күн бұрын
That's a superb and mesmeric little toy Chris. Did you work out the proportions yourself or just eyeball it? Cheers mate. Oh and I love the choice of music.
@BAILEYWOODWORKS22 күн бұрын
I used a website that I put in the description. You might know ThePapa1947? Gary, sent me a link to a website where they had all the dimensions. It is tricky though.
@MarkMcCluney22 күн бұрын
@@BAILEYWOODWORKS Ah yes, I think everyone with a lathe knows Gary!
@bobbynash28222 күн бұрын
Neat little toy. There was a time when some kids would've been fascinated with that toy. My granddaughter is 10 going on acting like 20. They dont appreciate very much anymore. Especially when thats a fascinating toy.
@BAILEYWOODWORKS22 күн бұрын
We watch a little girl who is just over 1 yr. She will bypass all the fancy plastic toys and o for the home made wood toys every time. So fun! I also have found that the young teens love to spin tops. They actually put their phones down to try it!
@bobbynash28222 күн бұрын
@@BAILEYWOODWORKS That's great! Getting them to put their phone at anytime is a miracle. My ex wife (yuck) gave my granddaughter a phone. My son had a fit with her. Wont put it done. Phones are like credit cards to me. Life savers at times. An killers also. I'm glad you had such great luck on that. God bless you for it.
@ThePapa194722 күн бұрын
Nice one Cris. Red, White and blue are my favorite colors!
@spindlesworkshop974425 күн бұрын
cool
@spindlesworkshop974428 күн бұрын
Cool and fun for the little ones
@AllenOxendineАй бұрын
Nice
@justin_rayАй бұрын
Spins like a top 🤣
@wardwilson3216Ай бұрын
Nice lil project, Chris
@heathermacmillan962Ай бұрын
What an amazing idea! Looks like it was a winner 😁💙
@ThePapa1947Ай бұрын
I like this Chris...what a great toy for the little ones. Many years ago I made wood toys for "The Toy and Joy The local fire department ran it. Any way after a number of years of bringing them over they no long would take home made toys they had to be store bought. If I can find the plans for my favorite I will send them to you. It was a clever ladder toy. Take care, Gary
@BAILEYWOODWORKSАй бұрын
@@ThePapa1947 yes! Please send the plans! That would be awesome! I really do love making toys. Maybe I have a little elf culture in me.
@copperowlwoodturning5929Ай бұрын
Very cool Chris.👍 I always love hammering pegs into holes.😊😊
@BAILEYWOODWORKSАй бұрын
@@copperowlwoodturning5929 right? Who doesn't love a good hammer opportunity. The hammer is actually one of my favorite tools, it can be used to break apart or bind together, same tool, same motion. It's perfect.
@BAILEYWOODWORKSАй бұрын
The frame is made from White Bimba and is very dense wood. The pegs and mallet head are pine 2x4. And, the mallet handle is Apple Wood. I only put a CA finish on the handle. Nothing else has any type of finish.
@justin_rayАй бұрын
Great job and an excellent learning tool for spatial awareness and problem solving.
@BAILEYWOODWORKSАй бұрын
Yes, I didn't know all those words, but she is very observant and watches everything. She figures things out and does not give up easy. It is amazing to me how we can see those traits even at this early age.
@colemine7008Ай бұрын
great video, look forward to the rest of the build.
@BAILEYWOODWORKSАй бұрын
Thanks so much!
@clydeschuylerАй бұрын
That’s beautiful! Glad she likes it. Cute little one there. The box too.
@spindlesworkshop9744Ай бұрын
Well done
@WoodenItBeNiceАй бұрын
Hi Chris, Lovely little box and aa great save on the lid fit. Ended up with a really nice pop fit. She looks like she loves her new box. Take care my friend. Cheers, Huw
@Linda-y7uАй бұрын
Hey cris this your nibor that first letter that starts with j I’m on vacation with my grand parnts place in Florida I’m back on toesday and I’m subed I was wondering if I can get a shoutout?
@BAILEYWOODWORKSАй бұрын
@@Linda-y7u Hey Buddy! A shout out short will be up at 9am! Watch for it! Thanks for watching!
@ThePapa1947Ай бұрын
Very nice Chris and it looks like the little one likes your work.
@BAILEYWOODWORKSАй бұрын
@@ThePapa1947 thanks Gary! She is so fun! She loves everything I do. It is so much fun.