Easy Woodturning Projects Episode 5/ Fridge Magnets
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 ม.ค. 2020
- In this video tutorial I show you how to make different refrigerator magnets on a wood lathe. I make three different magnets and walk you through the process to hold them on the lathe, create a recess for the magnet, and then make some design choices so they all look a little different when done. First I select a piece of spalted maple and drill a recess for the magnet to fit into. Then I mount the maple to the wood lathe on a waste block using a pressure sensitive double sided tape. I turn and stabilize the wood with come CA glue because it is really punky and soft. The second magnet is done with walnut and mounted into a 4 jaw chuck. On this piece of wood I turn the recess for the magnet by hand and then shape the piece more like a cabinet knob or drawer pull. So that I can get to the end to finish it, I reverse it onto the same piece of wood and make what is referred to in woodturning as a jam chuck that uses a tight friction fit to hold it on the wood lathe. The third magnet is made from Osage Orange and it is mounted to the woodlathe with hot melt glue. It is turned and has a few accents added using a disc of African Blackwood, a burning wire, and a chatter tool. All of the magnets are then mounted into the wood using a five minute epoxy. This is a great project to experiment on and see what you think makes them look cool. Fridge magnets make awesome gifts for your friends and family.
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Your turning skills are spot on and your impressive ability to explain how to make Fridge magnets is second to none. I have watched hundreds of wood turning videos and it's a pleasure to listen to someone who has the communication skills that you own.Thanks
You explained how to make these magnets really not complicated info the woods you used really made these three magnets fabulous well done x
Cool little project! Something I had not thought of doing! Nice one!
The Osage orange and Black wood fav
Great explanation on the magnets. So good to hear what you’re doing , the tools you use and how to make things. So many videos in woodturning don’t do this.
Those are cool.I do like how descriptive you are in your videos!
A wonderful video giving three different types of magnet and three different methods and what is more important, what can go wrong...!! Fabulous and I have just placed an order for magnets so that I can go and practice. Thank you for the inspiration. I started turning about 6 months ago as I am now retired and living in Spain.
What a great project, gives me incentive to make small gifts. Thanks
Nice job and great idea Jason. The inlay magnet was my favorite.
Great way to make a few bucks. That was an awesome video can't wheat to see more.
It really helps when you explain what you are doing. Just starting and can use all the help I can get. I liked the burn mark. Can you explain that just a little more?
Thanks for the demo. I found an old to-do list just today with these on it. Great timing and nice work. The Osage/blackwood is my fave.
Thinking about getting into Woodturning and have been binge watching your videos. Best I have found on TH-cam for helping me better understand Woodturning.
Thank you for the tutorial.
I have changed my mind from before, I too like the osage orange for the skills used to make and the accents, the spalted one is a support close second with its naturally beautiful wood personality I love, great projects!
Great little project!
Had to check the release date on this video... January. I'd wondered why I could see you exhaling during the introduction. :D
Very cool idea, I might make some for my next craft fair :) Thank you for sharing the different mounting methods as well, very helpful for a turning noob like me!
Nice work, Geiser!
You do a great job explaining things. I hate the silent videos that have become common place