That scraper is beautiful. Repurposing old tools by using your own resources, skills and imagination in your own shop is an all American tradition to me. I can't imagine using that beautiful scraper it to scrape off old dirty gaskets from car parts, but it has lots of uses and is a wonderful heirloom type tool. The angle guide looks like the perfect tool for a project like this in order to get an accurate and consistent angle. Great job as usual.
You are really talented on that lathe. Beautiful, beautiful work. Of course, the scraper wouldn't have come together nearly as well if it wasn't for Mrs. Magdad. Haha!
A beautiful scraper that anyone would be proud to own. I love watching your lathe footage that clearly demonstrates your confidence with your tools, skills and limitations. Great work Mr Magdad.
Another Nice Job Magdad ! With An Assist From Mrs. Magdad. You Know You Could Make Many Projects With That Lathe. Toy Spinning Tops , Standard and Slip Bobbers , Fishing Lures , etc.
No offense Scout Crafter, however yours looks like a scraper from a dollar store. MagDad yours looks like a tool from a fine woodworking store. Absolutely beautiful. You’re the only guy on YT that can make a tool look like a piece of art.
I saw Scout Crafters video and thought it was a great Idea. I actually made one this afternoon from an old 7/8" bit and an old screwdriver handle. I think my turned out ok and will come in very handy. Yours is very nice, great job!
Great video. Learned a lot. When you used the calipers to check your farrow diameter with the farrow on other side, was the 1st time I had seen that technique used. Nice job!❤😊
That came out great! I think I've seen one too many of your videos. I'm loving that Bombay Mahogany. I'm going to have to get some and find a handle or two.
WOW you went out of your way on this video Super nice job on the Scraper using the mini lathe new wood Stain using Mrs Magdad and Mr Chuck in the Sho .. Again great Sunday Video Bye Chance did you feel the big Quake the other day ???? enjoy the Eclipse for Monday afternoon
Great idea!!! I would have just used one of the removable shank screwdrivers Klein has one with the quick connect. I'm definitely going to try this project thanks
Lovely job there. The brass and tha9t Bombay mahogany stain are a match made in aesthetic heaven. I have those conditioning belts but can only use the brown one as fir some reason my sander won't turn with them on. I think they catch a bolt. Great video and well done Chuck on an excellent polishing job.
Great work, it really turned out beautifully. On the Wood by Wright channel he demonstrates how you can use a wedding ring or other on the shaft of the drill bit to make sure your running level, just in case Mrs Magdad isn’t available next time.
Well what do ya know, another project that "turned" out great! Does the chuck come off the Lathe easy enough? Maybe you could add a heavy steel disk between the housing and the chuck, or on the other end of the spindle shaft to function as a flywheel? That should help the lath run more smoothly and not lose speed so easily when you are turning a work piece with a bit larger diameter. Maybe even a larger drill chuck would help if you can find one with the same thread? I have had this thought before, but I don't remember if I actually suggested it before. If I have, sorry. I don't mean to sound like a broken record. I am just getting too old to remember what I do with all my thoughts!
@@357magdad I have seen enough of your basement to know that you have room for a nice old Craftsman wood lathe. My father in-law has a nice older one all set up nice, but he has not used it in at least 20 years. I tried to convince him to go out and make some chips so he can get excited to use it again, but to no avail. ☹️
Hey !bonjour Magdad l'outil fabriqué est vraiment superbe, tout en finesse et une belle couleur pour le manche. La tourneuse sur bois et toi même vous faites du beau travail. J'ai bien aimé le rechercheur d'angle que tu as utilisé sur la ponceuse, tout le monde devrait avoir ça, c'est superbe. ❤
Nice job! Just fyi, if you can find a Jacobs chuck with the correct Morse taper for your lathe you use it drill accurately into the handle while it's still in the lathe.
Boy you cant beat that Bombay Mahogany, wood, brass & steel! The angle guide is pretty slick. Is that an aftermarket or factory ad on? It dawned on me the old spade bits would make nice screw driver blanks too.
As always, I enjoyed the video. Love the Bombay Mohagony color too. Had to search a little, but I found it at a local Lowes. Now I'll have to search for a new product. Lol. It's probably from the Big Orange.
I included an Amazon link in the description. Make sure you watch my mini lathe bit driver handle video to see the improvements I've made to mine. I included a link at the end of the video.
Gonna be getting me one of the angle guides for my 1x30. Never seen them before. Better than my current set up for sure and ah yes… the Bombay mahogany, love that stain. Just looks deep and warm. Might have been the camera, but the new stain looked different somehow. What do you think of the new brand? Turned out great though, nice job. Thanks.
I included an Amazon link for the angle guide in the description. The water based Behr Bombay Mahogany dries way quicker than the Minwax making multiple coats a lot easier,
Beautiful! But isn't this tool now actually a wood chisel? It looks like the razor sharp chisels master wood carvers hold in their fingers to slice off the tiniest sliver of wood to make a perfect edge. It's too beautiful to just be a scraper!
I see that you are using that small lathe; I have seen that and was thinking of getting it as my first lathe; what is your opinion? Is it worth it for a beginner?
If you have the room and the money I suggest getting a "real" lathe. There are a lot of good midi lathes under $600. I think my tiny lathe would frustrate a beginner. I had to make modifications and replace the tools to get good results.
Thanks; the following are worth a look, as is the whole channel. 'Clickspring' on Files th-cam.com/video/h4KaiG7CpSQ/w-d-xo.html 'Clickspring' on ancient hand-pump drill th-cam.com/video/OtWVA7_9Rik/w-d-xo.html
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Holy Cow! Absolutely beautiful job. As fun as it is to restore tools making your own is even better! 😃👍
Thanks for the fun challenge ScoutCrafter! You were right - everyone should make one of these!
That scraper is beautiful. Repurposing old tools by using your own resources, skills and imagination in your own shop is an all American tradition to me. I can't imagine using that beautiful scraper it to scrape off old dirty gaskets from car parts, but it has lots of uses and is a wonderful heirloom type tool. The angle guide looks like the perfect tool for a project like this in order to get an accurate and consistent angle. Great job as usual.
Thanks Pat! ScoutCrafter's challenges are always fun!
@@357magdad I've had trouble locating his video. I'll have to keep looking.
You are really talented on that lathe. Beautiful, beautiful work. Of course, the scraper wouldn't have come together nearly as well if it wasn't for Mrs. Magdad. Haha!
This guy is talented. One of my favorite
Thanks Timmy!
That tiny lathe is a blast! Mrs Magdad was a bid help!
Son! You knocked it out of the park AGAIN MagDad! You are truly a craftsman. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks Wayne!
Excellent work Magdad! The scraper looks beautiful and the mini lathe is really working well. Thanks for sharing this.
Thanks John!
Wow!! Masterfully done MagDad! That came out gorgeous.
Thanks! It was a fun project!
A beautiful scraper that anyone would be proud to own. I love watching your lathe footage that clearly demonstrates your confidence with your tools, skills and limitations. Great work Mr Magdad.
Thanks Shedman! Maybe someday I'll get a "real" lathe!
You've definitely taken that to the next level. Very well done!
Thanks Alex! ScoutCrafter's challenges are always fun!
That turned out just beautiful.
Thanks!
Hooray! Bombay Mahogany! Turned out great. I like the idea of that angle tool on the 1x30 machine.
Thanks Larry! It had been a while since I used my favorite color!
Another Nice Job Magdad ! With An Assist From Mrs. Magdad. You Know You Could Make Many Projects With That Lathe. Toy Spinning Tops , Standard and Slip Bobbers , Fishing Lures , etc.
I just made a darning egg for Mrs Magdad:
th-cam.com/video/wa2IoYwA-GU/w-d-xo.html
Very nicely done. thanks so much for sharing. It turned out beautifully. Have a great day.
Thanks! ScoutCrafter's challenges are always fun!
Wow! That is a piece of art!!!!
Thanks! The brass and Bombay Mahogany do add some class!
It's really beautiful. Too pretty to use !!!
Thanks Steven! The Bombay Mahogany gives it some class!
Lovely job. The handle colour is lovely.
Thanks! Bombay Mahogany is my favorite color!
Nicely done Mate!! Smart move using the trained eye of a Master Quilter!!☻
Thanks RoadKing! Mrs Magdad and I are headed to the quilting convention in Lancaster next weekend!
Perfect handle for scraping!! Excellent Magdad!
Thanks Vic! I dig making custom handles!
Stunning color combinations !! Looks amazing!
Thanks Bill! Bombay Mahogany is my favorite color!
It looks like a brand new, better than factory tool. Amazing job on this one Magdad!
Thanks David! It was a fun project!
That scraper came out beautiful, I really like the mahogany stain.
Thanks! Bombay Mahogany is my favorite color!
Fantastic job and Wood Steel and Brass that's a win win thanks for sharing your time and skill 🍺👍👍
Thanks Brian!
Hey Magdad, Scout said to give your scraper a look. All I can say is wow! Just beautiful. Just. Subscribed. Happy tooling from South Carolina,.......
Welcome to the channel Albert! I hope you enjoy my content!
Another fantastic project.
Always enjoy your posts. 👍
Thanks John! I'm glad you enjoyed it!
Great result Magdad, that Bombay Mahogany is my favourite finish !
Thanks Andy! Me too!
No offense Scout Crafter, however yours looks like a scraper from a dollar store. MagDad yours looks like a tool from a fine woodworking store. Absolutely beautiful. You’re the only guy on YT that can make a tool look like a piece of art.
Thanks for watching! ScoutCrafter's challenges are always fun!
Beautifully done! Thanks for providing the links; now I've got to make one of these for myself.
Go for it Bob!
Awesome job👏🏻👏🏻 and you make it look so easy. I guess I better get started and make one. Thank You for sharing.
Thanks Jack! I'm lookin' forward to seeing how yours turns out!
I saw Scout Crafters video and thought it was a great Idea. I actually made one this afternoon from an old 7/8" bit and an old screwdriver handle. I think my turned out ok and will come in very handy. Yours is very nice, great job!
I'm glad you made one too! I'd love to see some photos! 357mdad@gmail.com
Great video. Learned a lot. When you used the calipers to check your farrow diameter with the farrow on other side, was the 1st time I had seen that technique used. Nice job!❤😊
Thanks Carl! A cheap dial caliper is handy to have in the shop!
Nice job, Magdad! Looks good in our favorite color. LOL. 😊👍
Thanks! It was a fun project!
Absolutely gorgeous I love that stain
Great job Magdad
Thanks Michael! Bombay Mahogany is my favorite color!
Very nice work! You met the challenge!
Thanks Steve!
Beautifully made tool 👍 I really like it.
Thanks! It was a fun project!
That came out beautiful! Thanks for the lesson.
Thanks Kevin!
That came out great!
I think I've seen one too many of your videos. I'm loving that Bombay Mahogany. I'm going to have to get some and find a handle or two.
Thanks! Bombay mahogany is my favorite color!
Wow! That came so nice. It’s as nice as any commercially available scraper, probably better! Thanks
Thanks Tony! I dig making custom handles!
Amazing what can be done with an old bit
It was a fun project! ScoutCrafter had a good idea!
Awesome results! That little lathe puts out the dust!
Thanks John! I guess a real lathe sprays the dust farther. I do make sure to wear a dust mask.
Great work. Belongs in a Lee Valley catalogue. I still can’t get over the mini lathe. Valuable investment.
Thanks Robert! I'm having a blast with my tiny lathe!
Wow I like the way that turned out I got to try that thank you for the video
Give it a try!
Awesome Project. It is so beautiful and practical.
Thanks! It was fun to make!
WOW, that was brilliant Magdad. The scraper looks fantastic. Well done. Take care 🙂
Thanks Michael!
looks great Magdad. You are getting quite good on the little lathe.
Thanks Dale! I get a kick outta foolin' with that tiny lathe!
Nicely done Magdad. I've picking them up so I can make a complete set.
Great idea!
WOW you went out of your way on this video Super nice job on the Scraper using the mini lathe new wood Stain using Mrs Magdad and Mr Chuck in the Sho .. Again great Sunday Video Bye Chance did you feel the big Quake the other day ???? enjoy the Eclipse for Monday afternoon
Thanks Roger! At first we thought it was just Chuck sneezing!
Lovely spring day in Holiday, Fl for a challenge project. Clear skies, nice breeze, 77°F.
Garage door is open for business, indeed. Ahhh. . .
We're starting to have nice weather up here in NJ too!
Great idea!!! I would have just used one of the removable shank screwdrivers Klein has one with the quick connect. I'm definitely going to try this project thanks
Thanks! ScoutCrafter's challenges are always fun!
Lovely job there. The brass and tha9t Bombay mahogany stain are a match made in aesthetic heaven.
I have those conditioning belts but can only use the brown one as fir some reason my sander won't turn with them on. I think they catch a bolt.
Great video and well done Chuck on an excellent polishing job.
Thanks Gordon! I had to modify my machine to make clearance for the conditioning belts:
th-cam.com/video/-txSVOHgptA/w-d-xo.html
I love the scraper. Very well done. Your turning skills are improving fast.
You may get more use of the spade bit as a scraper than a drill bit.
Dave.
Thanks Dave! I pretty much exclusively use forstner bits anymore.
Great work, it really turned out beautifully.
On the Wood by Wright channel he demonstrates how you can use a wedding ring or other on the shaft of the drill bit to make sure your running level, just in case Mrs Magdad isn’t available next time.
Thanks!
Beautiful tool Magdad!
Thanks!
Beautiful job all around. Almost too nice to use! 😄
Thanks! It was a fun project!
Seeing this project makes me wonder if you could use spade bits to make lathe tools for your mini-lathe.
I definitely could!
Lovely finish
Thanks David!
Well what do ya know, another project that "turned" out great! Does the chuck come off the Lathe easy enough? Maybe you could add a heavy steel disk between the housing and the chuck, or on the other end of the spindle shaft to function as a flywheel? That should help the lath run more smoothly and not lose speed so easily when you are turning a work piece with a bit larger diameter. Maybe even a larger drill chuck would help if you can find one with the same thread? I have had this thought before, but I don't remember if I actually suggested it before. If I have, sorry. I don't mean to sound like a broken record. I am just getting too old to remember what I do with all my thoughts!
The next mod for my tiny lathe is to replace it with a "real" lathe (when I have room...)
@@357magdad I have seen enough of your basement to know that you have room for a nice old Craftsman wood lathe. My father in-law has a nice older one all set up nice, but he has not used it in at least 20 years. I tried to convince him to go out and make some chips so he can get excited to use it again, but to no avail. ☹️
Hi there. Great job on that scraper. Looks fantastic. Have a great day. 👍👍❤.
Thanks Larry! I hope you have a great day too!
Hey !bonjour Magdad l'outil fabriqué est vraiment superbe, tout en finesse et une belle couleur pour le manche. La tourneuse sur bois et toi même vous faites du beau travail. J'ai bien aimé le rechercheur d'angle que tu as utilisé sur la ponceuse, tout le monde devrait avoir ça, c'est superbe. ❤
Thanks! It was fun trying out some new stuff!
Beautiful looking tool 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻 10/10🌟
Now please make a phillips head screwdriver 🪛
Thanks! I don't have the skill or tools to make a Phillips tip, but I have made a bit driver:
th-cam.com/video/peK90KYCl_A/w-d-xo.html
Nice job! Just fyi, if you can find a Jacobs chuck with the correct Morse taper for your lathe you use it drill accurately into the handle while it's still in the lathe.
Thanks for watching John! Unfortunately my tiny $40 lathe does not have that capability.
Looks great! Really enjoyed the video.
Thanks! I'm glad you enjoyed the video!
Boy you cant beat that Bombay Mahogany, wood, brass & steel! The angle guide is pretty slick. Is that an aftermarket or factory ad on? It dawned on me the old spade bits would make nice screw driver blanks too.
I included an Amazon link for the angle guide in the description. It had been a while since I used my favorite color on a project!
@@357magdad good deal, I must have missed that in the video, thanks. Thatl be a handy addition to my sander!
Very nice, great tool.
Thanks! ScoutCrafter's challenges are always fun!
Nice video. 30 minutes ago I was asking a friend for advice about ScoutCrafter's screwdriver challenge.
Thanks! I was working on my screwdriver this afternoon!
Magdad
Your scraper turned out really nice. Have you considered using the same process for making a set of lathe tools?
Bob
Thanks Bob! Someday when I get a "real" lathe, maybe I'll make some tools for it.
I kept looking for those letters you cleaned out, maybe they were behind the numbers?...😁😁Beaufiful Job, Magdad!
Thanks for watching!
Nicely done!
Thanks!
As always, I enjoyed the video. Love the Bombay Mohagony color too. Had to search a little, but I found it at a local Lowes. Now I'll have to search for a new product. Lol. It's probably from the Big Orange.
Thanks! Yes, the Behr poly stain is from Home Depot.
Looks great 👍 keep up the great work
Thanks Patrick!
Awesome job! 👍
Thanks Frank!
We all need a Mrs Magdad
Mrs Magdad is THE BEST!
I like it. Great job.
Thanks Ben!
If you don't mind could you give me info on the mini lathe? I'd like to get one mainly for making handles. Thanks. That turned out really nice.
I included an Amazon link in the description. Make sure you watch my mini lathe bit driver handle video to see the improvements I've made to mine. I included a link at the end of the video.
WOW that scraper is over the top! Great job. Where did you get the
Ajustible angle guild for your sander?
Thanks Bill! I included an Amazon link for the angle guide in the description.
357 magdad sanding skils>>>>>>>>
Thanks for watching!
Nice job. You should try switching from
Poplar to boxwood handles. Hi to Chuck.
I can get poplar dowels for cheap at the local big box hardware store.
Chuck says hi!
Like John said the tools your like the most are the ones you make yourself great job on yours
Thanks Larry! It was a fun project!
Gonna be getting me one of the angle guides for my 1x30. Never seen them before. Better than my current set up for sure and ah yes… the Bombay mahogany, love that stain. Just looks deep and warm. Might have been the camera, but the new stain looked different somehow. What do you think of the new brand? Turned out great though, nice job. Thanks.
I included an Amazon link for the angle guide in the description. The water based Behr Bombay Mahogany dries way quicker than the Minwax making multiple coats a lot easier,
Looks very nice. 👍
Thanks!
What did you think of that stain? To my eyes the color doesn't look as rich as the other.
The Behr is water based, no odor and dries super fast making multiple coats very easy.
Beautiful! But isn't this tool now actually a wood chisel? It looks like the razor sharp chisels master wood carvers hold in their fingers to slice off the tiniest sliver of wood to make a perfect edge. It's too beautiful to just be a scraper!
It would definitely be good for wood carving!
Great job!
Thanks Gary!
I see that you are using that small lathe; I have seen that and was thinking of getting it as my first lathe; what is your opinion? Is it worth it for a beginner?
If you have the room and the money I suggest getting a "real" lathe. There are a lot of good midi lathes under $600. I think my tiny lathe would frustrate a beginner. I had to make modifications and replace the tools to get good results.
Fantastic, it's so good looking you almost dn't want to use it.
Thanks Stewart!
Beautiful!
Thank you!
Fine looking stain.👍🍻
Thanks William! Bombay Mahogany is my favorite color!
Excellent!! keep the good work.....
Thanks Juan!
It has come out petfect
Thanks!
How did you manage that ?
That is what the video is all about!
Is your 1 X 30 a Wen?
Yep.
Beautiful.
Thanks Gary!
Greetings from Mexico 🇲🇽!
Welcome! Thanks for watching!
Beautiful
Thanks!
Yay! Bombay Mahogany
It had been a while since I used my favorite color on a project!
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Thanks; the following are worth a look, as is the whole channel.
'Clickspring' on Files th-cam.com/video/h4KaiG7CpSQ/w-d-xo.html
'Clickspring' on ancient hand-pump drill th-cam.com/video/OtWVA7_9Rik/w-d-xo.html
It must not work. Since there’s no demo or evidence of it scraping, I can only assume it must not work lol.
I was actually using it before I had the handle finished!
Great job!
Thanks Kenney!