Woodturning: Using Carbide Tools To Make A Small Lidded Box |

Carbide tools for the wood lathe are building in popularity thanks to their ease of use and long service life of the insert cutters.
In this video we use the Easy Wood Tools range of mid-sized chisels to create a simple lidded box on the wood lathe.
Turned from local Marri and finished in spray lacquer these are a great little project to undertake to improve your turning skills and practice working towards set dimensions for a perfect fit.
Tools used in this video
-Easy Wood Tools Rougher: bit.ly/3OgUkOO
-Easy Wood Tools Finisher: bit.ly/3u1hRvx
-Easy Wood Tools Detailer: bit.ly/39s2XHA
-Torquata Mini Scroll Chuck: bit.ly/3v4ud5J
-Sherwood Lathe: bit.ly/3jjbbTp
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[@fantomcircuitoctopus]

Love the tissue tip! I’d probably cut the excess before spinning it up in the lathe though just in case

[@morrismurray3621]

Done boxes before but this is a good reminder

[@darrellshultz6997]

I’d be interested in seeing how you engraved the tops. I’m assuming a laser but which one and what you like about it would be interesting. Thanks for the video!