JT Dunphy--Revealing Treasures in trees-- Part 2

[WCherokeeW]

maybe take a small propane torch nozzle and burn the nail out. just char the wood around it and dig it out. save a good gouge or chisel from being damaged. even if it goes all the way thru it could be a nice touch later, who knows?

[FVAS2007]

This gents the Bob Ross of wood turning...I was loving it and then suddenly found myself knocked out in the chair. So dang it had to watch it all over again with my wife smackin me with a fly swatter each time my eye lids dropped. BUT I MADE IT!

Love this guy tho....

[heckerped]

good info, but unfortunately either original video or youtube's handling of it results in very low resolution

[PastorChuckLF]

whats the brand of your lathe? sounds quiet enough for sure.

[silver760]

I think he's going to end up with an egg cup!!

[silver760]

That really is a "bad" lump of wood,end result will be interesting,if it doesnt split!

[silver760]

And I thought I had an obsession with turning lumps of good metal into piles of swarf!!

[walkinthefloor]

that reminds me of my luck with the nail haha.

[bluetoad2001]

you have a great style of presentation.

all good. like the way you select spalted stuff. real soul.

buzz

[wendyiiii]

Love your videos! Very helpful and informative!!

[AntIzAce1980]

wat wood is that?

[ExplodingTeeth]

Maple.

[mpgagler]

great stuff!

[gm4jnw]

excellent - great for beginners like me -

[ronbarber]

Great to see the realities of woodworking and the accepetance and reovery by a skilled woodworker.

[canderso]

JT is definitely "real." Check out the other parts (3&4). Part 5 is coming soon.

[iampaulie]

This rocks!

[canderso]

Glad you liked it! Have you checked out Parts 3 & 4? There's one more installment to go.

[Marihani]

That nail sure was a bummer! Has JT bought himself one of those little metal-detectors yet? ;-)