Woodturning – The Black Widow | Marvel fan art

I just saw Black Widow and i had a really 
cool idea I'm a big fan of marvel movies   and when I saw this one I had a really cool 
idea for a bowl that I wanted to try out   this is the first time I tried to decorate 
a ball and hopefully the results will be   as good as they seem in my mind welcome to the 
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subscribe if you're new here   right so the plan was to take a square piece of 
ash and make that round for that I use a really   sharp pen or you know a band saw I will then drill 
a hole in the center and mount it in a screw chuck I will turn the outside and make a 
recess so we can remount it later on I will decorate the outside in a black widow 
theme we will then flip it and turn the inside   and lastly add a secret sauce and some finish but let's take it from the start I used the tailstock for some extra 
support initially and a half-inch   bowl gouge to shape the outside I went for a basic shape on this bowl 
as the decoration will be eye-catching enough the boulder is closing in on its 
final shape so I will remove the   tailstock and also make the recess so 
that we can remount it after decoration again I used my bowl gouge to do some shear 
scraping for a better finish with less sanding I used dividers to mark 
out the width of the recess   and used a combination of tools to achieve 
it mostly different skews and scrapers I've made the recess and it should 
fit the shock don't quote me on that   I will do some sanding on this to refine the 
shape sanding begins where skill end and this   is where my skill ends it will be a 
bit of sanding for me and that's my cat there's this villain in black widow called the 
taskmaster that's the bad one the mean character   of sorts but anyway, the taskmaster has a shield 
the shield looks something along the line of this   I thought it would be cool if that is 
portrayed on the outside of the bowl   I took a tape measure to make sure it was 
symmetrical and also failed some basic math with the help of a calculator, I marked 
out the three anchor points and drew   a line about an inch down from the rim I found 
it more aesthetic anchoring the arcs from there with the scribe, I marked out 
the semi-circles on the ball right so I got a design that I'm happy with so I'm 
going to send away all the guidelines that I made   and after that, I'll apply the ones that I want to 
keep again I used a pyrography pen to fill in the lines then sanded the bowl again to get rid of the 
spots where the burn marks bled outside the lines   I sprayed on some water to 
make the wood fibers rice   and then sanded the bowl again this gives 
a smoother finish and a better result this is ammonium chloride   this is ammonium chloride mixed with water and 
this is how that looks when exposed to heat what a shameless self-promotion that was   on a serious note though this does work and the 
idea was that it would be easier to control than   a blowtorch would and also produce less 
heat making the wood less likely to crack it's safe to say there were 
quite some heat buildup anyway well the ball cracked as they 
say you shouldn't play with fire   I guess we might as well try and finish it I used some secret sauce aka red spirit stain I apply the furniture butter as it tends 
to really bring out the colors of the piece   and it also leaves a silky smooth surface 
right so I'm pretty happy with that we're   gonna flip this around turn the inside and 
hope that it doesn't explode and we'll see as always I drill the depth hole to make sure 
I don't cut too deep when hollowing the inside this piece of wood was felt before I was 
born so it was very dry and difficult to cut right so I'm going to try to trim up 
the end now that the bolts still have   some mass on the walls they're still pretty 
thick however I'm kind of scared that I will   get a run back and ruin the outside 
of the bowl that has a finish on it I did some final cuts on the inside making the   bowl as thin as I dared given 
the cracks caused by the heat gun finish the bottom with a round nose 
scraper and sand it to a smooth finish   to make the walls feel less bulky 
I chamfered the rim a bit more I added more secret sauce to the inside and again sealed with furniture butter I had so much fun making this video I hope 
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