#163

Part 1 of Turning Large Hollow Globe Christmas Tree Ornaments for gifts and for an upcoming art show. This part is turning the globes with my thoughts and processes.
Check out Part 2 here. • #164 Woodturning Large...

[@randywood8658]

Good job Stephen good to see you back Thanks for the info 👍

[@nicholasdimona4423]

Nicely done thanks

[@TheTinyWorkshop]

Thanks for the clear explanation. Now I dare to try this too. I am looking forward to part 2.

[@StephenOgle]

Thank you. So glad you are enjoying this project and finding it helpful. Go and give it a shot. Take care.

[@timhalcomb4041]

Enjoyed the video thanks for taking the time to share you have a blessed day

[@StephenOgle]

Thank you very much Tim and blessed day to you and yours. Take care.

[@melvinrollins3400]

Enjoyed the post , really like that tool rest !

[@StephenOgle]

Thank you Melvin. I built that toolrest on KZbin. Here is a link if you are interested. kzbin.info/www/bejne/qHnFh3eLZapokLM

[@melvinrollins3400]

@@StephenOgle Thank you for your reply ! I started watching the tool rest video and chuckled to myself I rememberd watching that video when you frist posted it. Again thank you .

[@egghead992]

Very nice Stephen.

[@StephenOgle]

Thank you Bill. Glad you enjoyed this project.

[@annetteackley9048]

Awesome!! Can't wait for part 2 of this project!!

[@StephenOgle]

Thank you very much Annette. I am glad you are enjoying this project. Hope all is going well. Take care.

[@hraun2berg]

I love your talk throughs. All the best, Júlíus Hraunberg

[@StephenOgle]

Thank you Julius. Glad you are enjoying my channel and thank you for commenting. Take care.

[@donaldtrabeaux5235]

Awesome job Stephen

[@StephenOgle]

Thank you Donald. Hope you will enjoy Part 2 also. Take care.

[@WoodenItBeNice]

Hi Stephen. What a fantastic video. You explain he processes so well so that someone like me would be able to at least give this a go. Thanks for this one. Take care. Cheers, Huw

[@StephenOgle]

Thank you very much. Glad you enjoyed this project and found it helpful. Take care.

[@rg3291]

Perfect timing! I really need to get started on my ornaments as well and you've inspired me to get going! Great video..Thanks for sharing!

[@StephenOgle]

Thank you very much. Yes it is about that time now. Glad you enjoyed this project.

[@mitchellmanning7887]

Thanks for sharing

[@StephenOgle]

Thank you Mitchell. Glad you are enjoying this project so far. Take care brother.

[@tompuskar4426]

Nice job Stephen. And perfect iming. I'm sending these two videos to all of our club members as inspiration for our November challenge which is holiday ornaments. Cheers

[@StephenOgle]

Wow! Thank you Tom. I really appreciate it. I am really glad you want your club to see this project. I find it very inspiring.

[@Mjddjmmjd]

Great work, thanks for sharing

[@StephenOgle]

Thank you very much. Glad you are enjoying this project. Take care.

[@dennisbeamish9058]

Awesome again!! Great tutorial Stephen - I look forward to "Part 2" as always. Take care my friend and stay safe, we don't need anymore sick people, but it is going to happen. This virus is a terrible thing! I trust your, your family and close friends are all wearing masks when outside your bubble. Regards Dennis

[@StephenOgle]

Thank you Dennis. Glad you are enjoying this project. I really like making these Ornaments with the finials. They are great skill builders. This virus is really got things shaken up. Thank you for your concern. Hope you all are doing Okay also.

[@ericschenck9954]

Man those look great brother!

[@StephenOgle]

Thank you Eric. They really make great gifts and they sell really well also. Take care brother.

[@TheMessyStudio]

Good stuff, Stephen! Billy

[@StephenOgle]

Thank you Billy. Glad you enjoyed this project.

[@terryboyd9875]

Nice Man

[@StephenOgle]

Thank you Terry. Glad you enjoyed this part of the project.

[@marklarkin7751]

Hi Stephen. That is going to be a beautiful ornament. Can you tell me what solution you applied right after you finished your sanding?

[@StephenOgle]

Thank you Mark. Yes I used Sanding sealer. It doesn't matter what brand but I used DEFT lacquer based sanding sealer. I hope this helps.

[@knothead5]

What finish did you use? Saw an amber liquid but you didn't say what it was. Went back with CC to see if I missed something. Nice; flame box elder is my wife's favorite wood. Thanks for the video.

[@StephenOgle]

Thank you, glad you enjoyed this project. The amber liquid was DEFT Lacquer based sanding sealer just for prepping the surface. I finished the pieces with Gloss Lacquer. I hope this helps and have a Merry Christmas.

[@knothead5]

Thanks and Merry Christmas to you and yours!@@StephenOgle

[@kensurratt2729]

👍 👍 Can't wait for part two.

[@StephenOgle]

Thank you Ken. Part 2 will be up soon. Glad you are enjoying this project.

[@DeA2875]

That wood is gorgeous. What species is it

[@StephenOgle]

Thank you very much. The wood used in this video was Box Elder. I hope this helps.

[@Vigalman1]

@@StephenOgle It looks a lot like Mulberry wood

[@jefffoggymountainworkshop5021]

Those look awesome Stephen!! Nice work. How is the lathe performing? You have had it a while, curious how it is holding up. I am looking to purchase a new lathe first of the year, considering a Grizzly.

[@StephenOgle]

Thank you Jeff. Glad you enjoyed this project. The G0766 is holding up fantastic. No problems in the first two years. I have not even replaced the belt. Strong, Smooth running and Quiet. Hope this helps.

[@gamtnroadie1181]

Can you explain how to do the glue up mounts for the balls?

[@StephenOgle]

Thank you sir and good question. I use my glue blocks over and over again. They start as a piece of scrap and I turn them to about 2 inch dia. and true the face dead flat and slightly concave the very center. I then use wood glue between the block and the blank with good tailstock pressure. Then I will use hot glue around the joint to hold everything together. That way I can take it off the lathe and set up for the next. Allow at least over night for the glue to cure. I hope this helps. I may try to cover this in another video. Take care.

[@jameslansberry5583]

Looks awesome. How long does it take to make one.

[@StephenOgle]

Thank you James. I usually do not make them individually but you could complete a single project within a couple of hours from blank prep to glue up. I hope this helps. Take care.

[@pgroan]

Which carbide shaping tools do you use?

[@StephenOgle]

Thank you Peter. I use a round carbide cutter just smaller than 3/4ths inch on a 1/2" mild steel bar that I bent and shaped to hold the cutter. I hope this helps.

[@fierceflyer5]

Stephen, when hollowing where is your tool, Center, above center or below center?

[@StephenOgle]

Thank you and good question. I use the carbide scraper on the center and with a slight downward tilt of the cutter for a negative rake. I hope this helps.

[@fierceflyer5]

Thanks Stephen, you helped a lot, I appreciate your answer.

[@woodrat1952]

Stephen what glue do you use, glue block to ornament?

[@StephenOgle]

Thank you sir. I glue the blanks with Titebond II. I also cut a chamfer onto the glue block and fill that with hot glue. I hope this helps.

[@woodrat1952]

@@StephenOgle, I Thought it looked like hot glue on the outside. Thanks for the reply!