Simple Tea Light Candle Holders - Woodturning Project | Davidson Crafts
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 ก.ย. 2024
- Here is a simple, fast, and fun woodturning project that is great project for beginners. Two rustic tea light holders turned out of sycamore wood. I am a self-taught woodworker/crafter who still has much to learn so please don't view this content as instructive. Enjoy!
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Links to the tools used in this project
Lathe: amzn.to/2xS9mIN
Lathe Chuck: amzn.to/34l794B
Carbide Turning Tools Combo: amzn.to/2V9oHg1
Rougher: amzn.to/3e1cnXO
Finisher: amzn.to/2V9fkNx
Detailer: amzn.to/3aPImrW
Basic Turning Tool Set (Not great but you can get by with this): amzn.to/3aRZKwm
Face Shield:amzn.to/3cb4DB1
Disclaimer: These videos are for entertainment only. Many of the project I do have dangerous elements. You should always get professional advice and/or training before using power tools and always wear the proper safety equipment. Please don't use any of the "techniques" you see in my videos (because they probably aren't correct anyway).
Real nice for a very simple project.
Glad you like it! Thanks
HEY! I ran a tea light challenge lat month and have added your creation to that playlist, hope you dont mind. Also subscribed to you and looking forward to catching up on your creations! Claire x
Awesome! Thank you!
It would help to know what products you were using and the bit size
Thanks for you comment. For the bit, I believe I used a 1-1/2" forstner bit.
What was the purpose of the chips after sanding?
Great question. Using the shavings helps burnish the wood and gives it a nicer finish.
what are you finishing with? applying to the wood?
It's a basic finish that I make. The base is mineral oil, beeswax, and carnauba wax. Thanks for watching!
@@DavidsonCrafts Thanks. I have a wood paste wax I think will work well.
Hi
May i ask what was the wax that you added to the finished product. Many thanks
Just some finish I make. It’s base is mineral oil, beeswax, and carnauba wax.
Is the wood green or have you allowed it to dry?
If I am remembering correctly the wood was dry for this project. Dry wood will definitely be best to prevent cracking as it drys. Thanks for watching.