Woodturning a Rusty, Beaded bowl using new tool!

This was my first attempt at using a Robert Sorby bead forming tool.

I had been wanting to create a textured finish to resemble a 'rusty brick', so I combined my first go with the tool and a mixture of finishes to achieve the finish product - one that I am extremely happy with!

Thank you for watching!

Supported by Yorkshire Grit;

Hampshire Sheen;

Rustoleum;

[alanmullock]

Daves stunt double had to stand in for this one! Clean white vestment, no leather, slow dance shuffle, who is this?Bloody good turner- whoever it is!👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁

[kevinburrows]

Dave, what can I say it’s a very very nice piece. Well turned buddy.

[hraunberg]

It is a beautiful bowl Dave. It is a joy to watch your videos, you are unafraid to experiment things.
Best from Siglufjörður, Júlíus

[woodturningwithDave]

Really nice work Dave Thank You for sharing,

[MoonpieCreations]

I love it. Not sure how I missed this video.

Ken

[missteeturns]

What a wonderful idea. Love the rust effect. I've a few ideas of my own on colouring wood. I've used chalk paint to colour some carbide gouge handles that I made.

[stewartfurini]

Great vid, Dave - nice result, and great to see it in the 'flesh' at ukiws!

[MikeWaldt]

Beautiful piece Dave great combination of colour and beading.
Cheers
Mike

[harveyweeks]

Great job well done, the beading tool is a great tool just remember to give it a little wiggle, and thanks for the great explanation of how you did it till the next time thanks again

[marklawrence]

Really nice work Dave, loved the final product. Your videos are looking very professional mate. Looking forward to the next one 👍🏽

[AlFurtado]

Very nice video with great results. WTG Dave

[WigWagWorkshop]

Thank You for sharing, I received the 5 Piece beading kit for Christmas, but have not tried them yet.

[larover]

Hi very nice shape to the bowl sorry to say i am not a fan of putting culour on wood but saying that it has turned out very nice
the beading tool can be made out of an old gouge just grind the back of it at 45 D angle and you have the beading tool
cheers Ian

[baconsoda]

I really enjoyed this Dave, thank you. I'm colourblind but I can see how close you got to the rusty stove and the process and explanation were fascinating. Colouring wood is not something I have ever done but you are getting me very interested in it indeed. What was the point you were going to make about slippage please? I'm assuming you didn't get any here so didn't get a chance to show a remedy.
Best Wishes, Brendan.
PS I really missed you lot at UKIWS this year and was sorry I didn't decide to endure the airport horrors. Maybe I'll drive over next year?