Woodturning a lidded box with walnut, Ash and Milliput!
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- Thanks for watching my video of me woodturning a lidded box, made out of Walnut, Ripple Ash and detailing with black Milliput. this was my first attempt at a woodturner box.
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Country Wood Girl
Great work. I have one safety tip, please do not wear a hooded sweatshirt that has ties hanging down. They are very dangerous and if they were to get caught in your lathe,that could spell disaster.
Also moving the banjo and toolrest with the lathe running is a recipe for tradigyies. Poor safety leads to bad habits, that can build a false sense of security... that result in injury. Please be safe and use good wood turning practices, and you will enjoy woodworking for the rest of your life!
Cheers!
Beautiful
That's really nice, I love the contrast of the ash and walnut. Also, the use of milliput is something that's never occurred to me before, I think I'll have to experiment with that! Thank you for the inspiration
Great job on the box! One thing I used to impress on my woodworking students was NEVER wear anything with strings when working with equipment. I look forward to seeing more videos in the future.
And rings on fingers.
@@jonlanier_ And baggy clothing.
That came out absolutely beautiful! You did a great job!
Nice job young lady. I would like to see more of how you prepared it to mount on the lathe love the work
Thanks, will do!
Love the Box!
Side grained box, pretty. May change shape with time and humidity changes. Tight fit may be a problem.
I was thinking about the ash inlay for the top too. Yet if well sealed, it may not suffer moisture shifts much. I have a slab box that seals tight during summer humidity...beautiful box- closed for half the year...Hahaha.
I'm new to turning bowls and boxes. It would be really helpful if you explained what you were doing.
Looks great 👍
A lovely bit of turning on a masters lathe
Только красивая женщина способна подобрать и обработать древесину с таким изяществом и вкусом! Думаю, что в интерьере эта шкатулка будет ещё красивее.
Спасибо! Вы были великолепны!
Really impressive work I loved the milliput. The box will be an heirloom for the future..thanks for sharing.
Lovely and well skilled box.
good work, well done, my wife is a country girl too, she do carpet weaving and a pro stone cutter (Turquoise), very pleased be your host in IRAN, Neyshaboor
Nice! Several years ago I watched a number of videos in which Milliput was used. I was going to give it a go, but somehow forgot about it. Thanks for reminding me! Nicely done box and video! Cheers!
Gorgeous little box!
thank you!
You have some good skills...for your first box it was very nice...you can be proud of that one..
Absolutely brilliant! Well done. Long time since I last saw the old Harrison Graduate! But, please consider your safety, we want to see many more videos.
Muchas gracias por su atención y información de tornería felicidades
De México Puebla
Beautiful work! You’re very talented!😻
Thank you! 😊
Beautiful, I love the contrast of the walnut, ash and milliputt! Thank you for sharing you time and talent!
Excellent...! You made a really beautiful box and showed it off properly on TH-cam.. 👍
THANKS!
Awesome results. Thanks for sharing.
I've got two daughters I'm trying to get to join me in the woodshop and I'll definitely be showing them your videos. Thanks!
thank you very much! welcome to my channel
Beautiful box.
Parabéns querida vc além de bonita simpática, e muito talentosa
Nice ash. Good work Country Girl.
Beautifully done. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you very much!
nice. im new to woodturning. I'm about to attempt my first lidded box. beautiful work. I love seeing women in the trades and crafts. I'm hoping to get the girls in my life interested in woodworking. Idk how you can have such nice hands with the work you do lol
Nice tool control and wood selection
Thanks 👍
Beautiful piece, really great choice on the contrasting wood.
Thank you very much!
Lovely. Keep up the good work.
Great lil box, great work 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
Excellent job, well done!
Very nicely done. Great box. Thanks!
That's a beautiful piece you made. Thanks for sharing. Cheers - Jojo
Qué hermoso trabajo felicidades desde Iztapalapa México 👌
Nice box young lady………. keep it up
Very very pretty. Love the Milliput line.
Still confused why you don't have more subs. You do great work
thank you so much!
Great lathe work!
very nice. and your first lidded box. very impressive . keep up the great work. you gotta try a bandsaw box next. lots of fun. Cheers !
Thanks :)
Very nice!!
wonderful work keep it
A fantastic box; smashing - you must be really proud of it.
Beautiful box!! Thanks for sharing👍🏾
Thanks for watching!
WOW! Very nice indeed!
Many thanks!
Beautiful!!! Thanks for sharing!
Really nice box, lovely finish!
Nice Work
great job girly!!!!!!!
Great job! Keep up the beautiful work.
Very nice work!
Beautiful!
A few items I saw that were a bit different approaches and techniques I don't or haven't used. 1st being in laying the lighter wood so deeply that it ultimately penetrates the lid of the box. Next, curving the inside of the boxes corner meeting the bottom looks very nice. To get smaller items out instead of having to tip them out it would be easier to grip! Good job! Also very nice wood pairing and the distinctive separation using the milliput is a nicely visual! Good job!
Thanks for sharing
thank you!
Bellissimo 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👍🏻
Great job looks amazing
Beautiful lidded box real nice for the first one Impressive the wood and milliput all go well together great job
what a gorgeous piece your talent is far beyond your young age. keep up the great work.
Great work, especially for your first lidded box. Really like the ash and walnut and the milliput inlay definitely helps the contrast.
At the end, for a moment it looked like a large Yorkshire grit tub.
Really nice work. Loved the finished product.
I like the box. Nice clean design and looks great.
You did an amazing job. Your vision for your projects is astounding. They always turn out looking gorgeous. I can't say the same for my projects lol
Thanks! I’m sure yours turn out great too
Nice work, pretty lady! I have a set of large Cole jaws and the maximum RPM for them is 1,000. It seems like yours were turning much faster than that, which concerns me for your safety. Please check it out. -Old dude from NC/USA
Thanks for the info.
Great job, I started turning last year and haven’t had much luck getting lids to fit well. Learned a lot from this video! Thank you 🙏
Just found your channel am very pleased to subscribe enjoy this very much
This is a gorgeous pot 😍 what a shine .. I definitely need one of those jaw things .. it makes sense to me when I see that used for the lid especially ! Fab video ! 🙌🙌
Thanks Claire!
Have you ever worked with Catalpa wood? It produces a wonderful iridescent/metallic finish. Very beautiful!
Hi, I've never heard of this timber, I shall do some research as it sounds amazing!
Nice one CWG! The Ash and Milliput work really well against the walnut!
Subscribed. Great choice of woods and design. Love it. I thought the order of the turning interesting, different to others I've seen, and it worked really well.
thank you very much, welcome to my channel!
Excellent job! Stunning end result! I have still yet to tackle a successful lidded box! You made it look easy!
Nicely done. Tom Fronapfel
thanks!
Very nicely done ❤. Love the way you went about it. My favourite makes are boxes and forms of all types.🙂
Thanks!
Just found your channel, already in love with your work 😍
Welcome!
Nice job, good tool control. Nice to see a young lady have such skills. I have seen two other women who have a good use of tools and they are older, well done. (I’m Sonia’s husband) don’t know why or how Sonia’s name got there and do not know how to change it.
You do great work. I just watched your jewellery box video and really enjoyed that as well. Keep up the good work.
Hey Hilton, thanks for joining the channel! pleased you enjoy my videos
Just subscribed . Great job
Ficou bom, tenho um canal também tornearia amadora
I enjoy turning as well. I don't know about wearing those rings though. It looks dangerous but if it works for you I say more power to you
Love it.....wanna sell it?
The only criticism is the noise coming off of that lathe. Using headphones, it's a tough watch. Fantastic work though.
Thanks, the lathe needs new bearings in, once that’s done it should sound better....I hope
Parabéns, belo trabalho 👏👏
Bello
Класс👍👍👍
Gorgeous piece. Video was nicely done. I am trying to get into lidded boxes on the lathe myself and found your video very instructional. Not being critical but be careful with your ring and long sleeve shirt near the lathe. Just worry about these things for you. -Curt
Very nice now the bad get rid of the jewelry and long sleeves and grease the bearings on your lathe
This is a great item, don't want to be too much of an old fart but please remove your rings, bracelets ( or ware gloves ) and don't ware a top with draw strings, I have a wedding ring ( never take it off) so put on a glove, I have a gold chain on my right writs but remove it during turning sessions, I do know of people who have lost fingers be getting rings caught on rotating items. PLEASE KEEP UP THE GREAT WORK and dont hate me for my comments :-)
Loved the video.How much for the box??
Beautiful, beautiful work, excuse a question, what is milliput?
It's epoxy putty.
Nice turning everywhere. Did you apply a medallion and where did you get it? Thanks for sharing.
i love your vidios and you beautiful smile. I hope my last comment doesnt scare you. IM harmless
I have some advice as a quadriplegic with not the best hand function...perhaps a finial to make it easier to open?
Great suggestion!
@@CountrywoodGirl just a suggestion...letting you know what all audiences need.
@@CountrywoodGirl 👍🏼.
so did you start with a mortise or a tenon? you left that bit out at the start
Wow ... great job!
Love your work.
A quick question; if I may ... !?
I am a retired engineer. As you are working on your lathe; I cannot help hearing the sound of it; and it sounds as if you have a dry bearing or something making a noisy sound as its running! The main bearing on the top behind your chuck has a grease nipple in it ... do you ever pump a little grease into it ... !? Just wondered, because, again, something is noisy in your lathe!
Not being disrespectful; just; from an engineers point-of-view ... trying to help!
Again, love your work.
Best ...
William (Hampshire UK)
Hi William, thanks for the comment, really appreciate it…… the bearing needs replacing… I do grease it up but unfortunately that doesn’t help, I am on with getting it done so hopefully soon it’ll be sounding better… fingers crossed!
Hugs!
Beautiful box. You did good. But what are you doing working on the lathe with jewelry on your fingers. That's incredibly unsafe. This is coming from a fellow turner.
Beautiful box, but I think you will find that a loose fitting lid/one handed will work better in future projects. Hard to get those tight fitting lids off without spilling the contents. Excellent work nonetheless.
Ray Key said that in his opinion a loose fitted lidded box was a “ failure”; Richard Raffan states that, when he’s asked what is the difference between a loose fitted box and one that’s not loose he reply’s , “ about $60.00”. You might recognize these two names as true wood lathe masters ( R. Key passed September 2018 but his influence as a master woodturner continues.
Can someone tell me where I can have signature medallions made for my projects?
Vic
It would be MUCH better if you told us what you are doing and WHY!
I've given this a go on my latest woodturning video!
May I also add. I am concerned a bit about your wearing loose hoodies at the lathe. 🤒