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Erik Anderson
United States
Приєднався 10 жов 2011
This Channel is dedicated to woodturning. On my channel art you will see a g+ if you click on that link it will take you to photos of my work.
Grey Day San Francisco Bay
San Francisco Bay on a Grey Day with commerce moving in the port.
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Відео
Qi Coil Nano Unboxing on Naked Turner
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Follow my journey and later on I will share my affiliate information link for a discount if you are interested in buying one of these. First I have to become an affiliate and I want to see how well it works. I have a really good feeling about this device. Frequencies have been used for thousands of years. Tibetan bowls and bells tuned to our Chakras for instance. Gongs and musical instruments m...
1st wood turning since pandemic started
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1st wood turning since pandemic started
Saker 4" Cordless Chainsaw Unboxing and Tesd Run
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Saker 4" Cordless Chainsaw Unboxing and Tesd Run
Family Tragedy from Gun Violence My Son In Law was killed by a robber .
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Family Tragedy from Gun Violence My Son In Law was killed by a robber .
Guitar Nut Fix With CA Glue and Baking Soda
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Guitar Nut Fix With CA Glue and Baking Soda
Slimline Pen Modification + Silk Dye = Custom to Longbody Pen
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Slimline Pen Modification Silk Dye = Custom to Longbody Pen
Woodturning Naked Turner Textured Walnut Bowl
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Woodturning Naked Turner Textured Walnut Bowl
Social Distancing and Covid19 New Pens
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Social Distancing and Covid19 New Pens
Sending you the best frequencies my friend.❤
Hang in there. Glad you are improving.
Good. Luck.
Thanks!
This is already an excellent video and a project i intend to try soon! I will say that the captions add an extra dimension of brilliance to the vid, though. When it mistook the lathe for applause and clapping i nearly spat out my coffee. Maybe i should get out more. Peace V
Thanks glad you enjoyed and got a laugh
Saludos cordiales desde Puerto Rico 🇵🇷
Hey Eric, I am super glad this is working for you.
Thanks again!
Thank you!
Hang in there!! Glad to hear you’re doing better.
boo ya! you may know this bird! don’t tell anyone!
Good to see you again. Now I know where you have been. So sorry for you health problems and hopefully soon you will be on the mend. Take care!
Thank you
Interesting. I have had tendonitis for over 20 years from the elbows down. Mostly I have found diet to have the biggest effect on my symptoms. And excellent improvement with platelets injection (PRP). I look forward to seeing what if any improvement you are able to achieve with this unit.
I will post more follow up videos. I am sorry to hear of your tendonitis. Magnesium cream, my TENS Unit, my Meridian Pen and massage and chiropractor have helped the most plus diet.
I can feel some energy from the Qi coil and the arthritis and soothe frequencies seem to help my hands a bit after just three 1 hr treatments. I am hopeful and know that vibration can be healing or off putting.
All the best from across the pond Erik,hope you see some improvement 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍😎😎😎😎😎
Thanks 👍
Much love Alan
So good to see you! ❤ Greetings from Germany. 🇩🇪
We take good health for granted. I hope your situation improves.
Thank you
Thank you Stephen
Best of luck with your recovery, my friend. I'm hoping that this brings you back to the place where you can enjoy the things that bring you happiness.
Man I glad to see you I pray that everything works out for you take care stay safe and healthy God bless you
Thank you
FYI... ALL corn is "GMO"....otherwise it would still just be some form of grass... Do some research.
Good point
Except for that DiResta dude.
Exactly
All the best to you and yours Erik👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
I use a Zebra Z grip click pen parts as my pen kit as it writes better than a Slimline kit and costs less than $1 per pen at Amazon. Have you tried this method?
I haven’t done that. Thank you
THANKS FOR SUCH GREAT INFOMATION Erik !! 😊👍
Glad you liked it.
hi, great ideas for the drilling part if you use 1/4 drill bit you end with a drift too i suggest drill half the lenght turn 180 degree drill the rest. you start drilling with short drill bit help a lot and prevent the drift during drilling operation. and make sure your drill bit is sharp and reduce the rpm.
Yep that is how I do it if I do it.
Beautyful sound ❤
Thank you
Just magnificent.👍
Thanks
The fret wear isn't caused by low nut slots, but from pressing down the string with your finger. A low string doesn't buzz because it is pressing on the fret while unplayed; it buzzes when plucked and vibrating.
True but this one was so low that resonant vibrations from another string would cause this string to vibrate and buzz even when not plucked. So what you said is partially true but not in this case. Fixed the problem.
What is the tool you used to carve that pattern in the middle?
Awesome video! Thanks for covering the dyeing process of pens :D Do you think the CA finish is necessary or else the dye will come off with the years of use? Or would something like shellawax or a friction polish work well too?
I swear by ca with friction rub last.
i have not turned in about 7 months health issues and trying to build a better turning room hope i make it its very hard when you have chronic pain 24/7. hang in there you are a very good yalented wood turner i injoy watching, later
Sorry to hear about your chronic pain. I have major right wrist issues that are making it really hard to do much of anything. Hopefully my wrist will get better!
r u ever coming back
I am trying to. I have been dealing with lots of stuff with my mom and my own
Terrific job Mate!!
Thanks
I be playing with this wood for over 40 years.i must say the dust is toxic and if you do not have a p 3 filter on your mask don’t turn it.. The specific gravity of the wood is over 1.21 and thus is the heaviest wood in the US.. Desert iron wood is perhaps in the top 8-9 heaviest woods in the world.. The wood turns nicely and polishes to a high luster.. The tree is quite small diameter not much over 18” and 30 feet tall.. Since about 2001 Bureau of land mgt has made all desert iron wood off limits.. No one can pick up or salvage dead trees anymore off of BLM land. Thus most wood comes from private land.. As a kid I lived in Phoenix from 1961 to 1964 and saw the tree in the desert.. Later I went to forestry school and not much was known about the tree.. The tree is an extreme in invader in hash areas and the shade provides micro climate for many cactus and other desert plants that can’t take full sun light or heat.. Just get the right dust mask protection first..
Desert Ironwood is highly carcinogenic.
Next time try to use threaded insert
Will do
Love the concept and the dyeing
Thank you
Surely does not look like Cocobolo I have been familiar with. Wrong species.
Beautiful work!!
Thank you
Thanks Janice
Secure your lathe, it’s wabbles
It is on a mobile base so I can roll outside of my shop on nice days, and when turning small stuff like this I don't need to stabilize it too much hence the wobbles, it looks more wobbly on camera because camera wobbles a bit too. Thanks for watching and commenting. Safe turning J
Thank God, you’re not naked…
It was wind shake. High winds will break the tree and it’s only a matter of time before it falls. Always an adventure in turning.
Exactly! Now I know. That was a few years back like 10 probably
Geez! Awesome!!
Nice job. I’ve just taken delivery of my Robert Sorby texturing tool and will make a start with it after I’ve finished decorating the kitchen. Thank you for sharing 🌞
Hope you have fun using it. I like mine alot and use it very often when I am turning.
Thank you for sharing! I really liked seeing you dye the wood. Not a lot of content covering that (seems simple, but great to show!)
You are welcome Kevin
Put some avocados in it.👍
Yep
Nice work mate, love your tecknique
Thanks John!
Thank you for sharing your awesome pen dyed project with us. Everyone stay safe, warm, happy and healthy. From Henrico County Virginia
Thanks Norm
Nice work Erik. I recently turned a few bracelets using pretty much the same methods you used here. Thank you for sharing. Have a great day and stay safe.🙂🙂
Thank you Glen!
Wow incredible Erik. I will be trying this sometime in the future! I’ve been going back and work through your videos to see what I have missed. Take care!
Thanks Tom
Erik, is it possible to communicate with you privately? Got some questions about Beads of Courage Bowl construction.
Look up beads of courage projects and somewhere in there are parameters and designs. I was never able to get my beads of courage bowl to my local children’s hospital. All kinds of turnovers In people handling the program. Hopefully it is better now. Somewhere on their site they have guidelines. I don’t know much about it anymore as I made mine years ago.
@@ErikAnderson1 Erik, it isn’t about the purpose nor the design of the bowls. Our club has been making them. We are planning to construct them with staves, and are developing a plan to teach our members, using recycled wood which varies in grain structure. However, I am finding that turning the inside of the bowl to be very difficult. If it were cherry or maple, maybe it wouldn’t be so difficult, but with a bowl gouge, spindle gouge, or heavy scraper, it is. So, I was hoping you might have a technique to deal with it. It is essentially finishing the sides of an endgrain turning. Any tips?
You might want to do segments instead of staves.
@@ErikAnderson1 Thank you for the reply. Initially, thought is that it might be more challenging for some of our newer members. I developed a very simple way to cut consistent staves on the table saw without any jig. (Probably not the first to ever do it like I figured out. After all, the ball point pen was independently developed by at least two people!). But, you have made me rethink…so possibly some of us who can, would provide the rings, and that would be a great step forward. I’ll give that serious consideration!
It's been a couple years since watching your videos and as I get back into turning yours were the first I looked up. So sorry to see what has happened in the time that's passed.
It has been a tough few years!
This procedure seems rather scary in my opinion. I would 1) make the hole before turning and use a hollow counterpoint for the purpose 2) use a lunette!
Yep you are right