Two Axis Woodturning. A Coffee Scoop with A Barley Twist Handle

This is a competition piece for my Woodturning club monthly challenge. The task was to make a Coffee Scoop out of single piece of wood. NO JOINTS. Here's my effort. I hope you enjoy watching. Pete

[@johnwolf5288]

Very nicely done. I particularly like the handle twist with the tasteful use of color.

[@PendragonWoodcraft-ru8up]

Thanks John. Glad you liked it.

[@stevefromlondon9175]

Loved the finish great bit of turning might have to make one
Regards
Steve UK London

[@PendragonWoodcraft-ru8up]

Thanks Steve. I’m glad you liked it.

[@zlatimirivanov3615]

Very nice video. I think applying of some alcohol helps removing hot glue.

[@PendragonWoodcraft-ru8up]

Thanks for the tip. I’ll try it.👍

[@robertcornelius3514]

Very impressive scoop.

[@PendragonWoodcraft-ru8up]

Thanks for your feedback Robert. Much appreciated.

[@debradoucet8847]

I like that ❤

[@PendragonWoodcraft-ru8up]

Thanks Debra. Glad you did. 😊

[@MASI_forging]

Nice work as always 👍👍 The coffe scoop looks so beautiful 👏👏

[@PendragonWoodcraft-ru8up]

Thanks again. I really appreciate your feedback. 👍

[@DavidBird-uu8km]

Very nice.What do you thing of using Isopropyl Alcohol to loosen the hot melt glue?

[@PendragonWoodcraft-ru8up]

Thanks David. Never tried Isopropyl on hot melt glue. It’s worth investigating. The glue came off fairly easily with a bit of heat, but it did leave a slightly sticky residue which cleaned off with a bit of elbow grease. 😊

[@davidbaxter5132]

I have never before seen a barley twist made, very interesting. Just out of interest, how long overall do you think it took to make the scoop?

[@PendragonWoodcraft-ru8up]

Thanks for your comment David. I reckon it took about 3 hours, the Barley Twist taking up most of the time. I didn’t edit out much footage but it is speeded up 4x overall.