I was just searching for tips on rings and saw this 'strange' ring idea and said... Lets take a look... Who else could be? .........The magician......Mr Anton! Every video is a seminar 🙏🏼 Thanks lots friend.
This was beautiful and beautifully done. I just got a mini lathe (unimat db200 if you're curious) off of craigslist specifically for making jewelry for friends and family and this just....made me so much happier to have started the process.
Thank you Stephen! They are perfect for that, i was thinking about buying a mini lathe for at home too, so that i don't have to travel to the shop ( 7 miles - 10km ) for every jewelry order. Enjoy the lathe and process! :)
Thank you for sharing your turning experience and making the time to produce this video. Love the small projects as they still demonstrate your craft and creativity.
Fantastic video! I've only turned about 6 rings so far so I really appreciate the info in this video. I hadn't even thought of using a glue block and have been wasting a lot of wood! This will definitely help! Thanks and keep the videos coming!
Great job with the ring, it came up a treat. Especially since you didn’t use every machine known to man LOL! I’d be very proud of yourself, if I were you? Congrats! Cheers, Sean
Wonderful piece of jewelry, I particularly enjoy your use of hand tool wherever practical. Video production was masterful as well. Thanks so much for sharing. Cheers, Gord
Would be easier to sand and polish while turning on the lathe. I like using ring cores inside the rings. That’s a beautiful ring and would look better with a titanium ring core.
Anillo espectacular!!! Quiero hacerte una pregunta....despues de tantas capas de CA.....el aceite que pones al final....penetra dentro del anillo?? Muy buen trabajo👏👏
One of the most beautiful wood rings I've seen yet. Wenge grain truly is lovely, and you managed to make it pop. I'm very new to wood working, so it confused me why you put the oil on after the CA glue, but wow it worked. Also, isn't Wenge known to cause skin irritation in some people? How can you protect against that without having an inner maple ring to keep the wenge from touching your skin? Perhaps a few layers of CA glue?
I love the video!!! I would like to know what materials you use to glue the wood (is it normal carpenter's glue?) and to protect it from the elements (the transparent liquid). Tank you very much!
another great video. The music is relaxing and fits very well. I really love the work you put into making these videos and I appreciate the good editing and camera angles.
I don't get it. Why not use a parting tool or diamond shape carbide to cut instead of a dozuki? I know there are many ways to achieve the same result, but that seems unnecessarily difficult.
Thank you! It only pentrated the inside of the ring. on the outside it is more on top of the CA glue. I'm experimenting :), when you sand the ca with a fine grid it gives a nice final finish ( in my opinion)
Do you think wood glue would work to bond wood and deer antler or CA glue ? I made a ring the other day using a two part epoxy but after washing my hands all day it became separated by the evening. Totally frustrating!! Just wondering what is going to work.
Ok so how does the Danish oil work when the CA was applied first? Was the CA sanded off before the Danish oil was used? Either way very nice ring and great work!
Thanks Phil! The danish oil lays on top of the CA, i just give it a fine final sanding before applying the danish. It gives it a warmer color and some extra protection
They are perfect as wedding rings, maybe a little less durable then bentwood rings, and definetely not as long lasting as metal rings. But it should last many years.
I am, once again, in awe of your talent and your artistic sense. Thank you for sharing your work and passion with us.
I was just searching for tips on rings and saw this 'strange' ring idea and said... Lets take a look...
Who else could be? .........The magician......Mr Anton!
Every video is a seminar 🙏🏼 Thanks lots friend.
haha, Thank you Pavlos!
This was beautiful and beautifully done.
I just got a mini lathe (unimat db200 if you're curious) off of craigslist specifically for making jewelry for friends and family and this just....made me so much happier to have started the process.
Thank you Stephen! They are perfect for that, i was thinking about buying a mini lathe for at home too, so that i don't have to travel to the shop ( 7 miles - 10km ) for every jewelry order. Enjoy the lathe and process! :)
I actually use my drill press to "turn" rings. Because i have no lathe though. This was an amazing video and beautiful craftsmanship. Beautiful ring.
Thank you for sharing your turning experience and making the time to produce this video. Love the small projects as they still demonstrate your craft and creativity.
Excellent work as always. Your videos have a great tone, speed, and overall atmosphere. Hoping to see more soon! Keep it up, Thomas!
I like the super glue trick to hold the blank while turning. Great idea. Great video. Beautiful ring.
Welcome back! I liked the ring, kept wondering how you'd do the next steps, and the video was entertaining. Thank you!
mind blown.. so simple but gorgeous and maybe you just made it look simple... bravo
Thank you Joey! I really do believe it is a relatively easy project :)
This is the first time I saw woodturning but it was awesome.
Very nice turn as it kept me guessing as every video of yours does.
Good to see you on the Tube again.
Fantastic video! I've only turned about 6 rings so far so I really appreciate the info in this video. I hadn't even thought of using a glue block and have been wasting a lot of wood! This will definitely help! Thanks and keep the videos coming!
Thanks alot Mike! i'm glad it was informative to you
Great small project Thomas and your videos are always an "Stop and look" in our hurry's lives. Thank you again.
Nice work with the ring. The woods, in my opinion, blend very well together and I would pay money to get it
Awesome ! Great work and very detailed video!
Thx so much to share the 0-100 video!
I love this jig. Might have to make something similar for when I do wooden bracelets!
Great job with the ring, it came up a treat. Especially since you didn’t use every machine known to man LOL! I’d be very proud of yourself, if I were you? Congrats! Cheers, Sean
Agree! getting to hate seeing woodwork videos where they have a workshop with 10s of 1000s of $ worth of tools
Wonderful piece of jewelry, I particularly enjoy your use of hand tool wherever practical. Video production was masterful as well. Thanks so much for sharing. Cheers, Gord
Thanks alot Gord, always good to hear from you.
Excellent! Very beautiful as wood without inlay or other adornments. And one more comment, your videos are also an art form.
Thanks so much!
Well done! Excellent angles and close ups on your process and finished product.
Eres todo un artesano amigo!
Te felicito sinceramente, ese anillo te quedó espectacular!
Saludos desde Reynosa Tamaulipas México CRACK!!!
Would be easier to sand and polish while turning on the lathe. I like using ring cores inside the rings. That’s a beautiful ring and would look better with a titanium ring core.
Very nice. I used the same method to make deer antler and ebony ring. Only way without a ring chuck.
Just marvellous, thx for sharing. What an inspiration!
Awesome, Thomas! Love the contrasting woods and pattern.
Anillo espectacular!!! Quiero hacerte una pregunta....despues de tantas capas de CA.....el aceite que pones al final....penetra dentro del anillo??
Muy buen trabajo👏👏
This, is amazing..... You do fantastic work, keep it up!
Great ring Thomas and my size.The videos are coming along well keep 'em coming. Cheers Roger Barossa Valley South Australia 🇦🇺.......
Thank you all so much for taking the time to leave a comment! They mean alot to me.
thank you so much for making videos!!! They help me alot!
Thomas Anton Geurts you knows ? i'm very like you clip video ....#I LOVE IT
como lo. aces
Beautiful ring, thanks for sharing.
Second time I watched this - Excellent! Inspirational. Gotta get a lathe - looks like it makes the process so much more fun / enjoyable.
woww, your rings are absolutly amazing, great job and very nice piece of art! I would like to have one for me!!
Thank you very much Michel!
Another beautiful piece!
wow..just..wow..I enjoy your videos! you are incredibly talented!!
Beautiful design. Thanks for sharing.
WOW... Sehr schöne Arbeit... Liebe Grüße aus Deutschland
Impressive, im think im might have to copy your idea and make a movie of this for my channel.. Great craftsmanship.
Beautiful! Thanks for sharing.
very nice ring well done keep up the good work and the art work. Cheers
Nicely done!👍👏
One of the most beautiful wood rings I've seen yet. Wenge grain truly is lovely, and you managed to make it pop. I'm very new to wood working, so it confused me why you put the oil on after the CA glue, but wow it worked. Also, isn't Wenge known to cause skin irritation in some people? How can you protect against that without having an inner maple ring to keep the wenge from touching your skin? Perhaps a few layers of CA glue?
Beautiful work Thomas, superb finish as well :)
Cheers
Mike
Love it, makes me consider getting into turning.
Great video!! Thanks for sharing. Cheers. Mauro
Really like your process! Nice work man.
Well done! Nice ring.
I love the video!!! I would like to know what materials you use to glue the wood (is it normal carpenter's glue?) and to protect it from the elements (the transparent liquid). Tank you very much!
the saw is most likely Japanese.They cut on the pull stroke.
another great video. The music is relaxing and fits very well. I really love the work you put into making these videos and I appreciate the good editing and camera angles.
Que anillo tan bonito que Dios te bendiga y gracias 🙏🙏🙏
Was that CA glue that you used to glue the blank to the waste block? I can't believe it held up to drilling.
Nice job! I think I could do this, thanks to your video.
Looks amazing :) nicely done
Very nice! I love to watch your work, looks just as good as usual! Well done :)
Fantastic ring man! Nice ispiration for all your subs! Cheers
Nice job!
Beautiful
damn man it's beautiful.
Very professional video.
Beautiful!
How well does the finished product resist moisture?
I.e. Should you take it off before washing your hands?
ánimo amigo ánimo
están bonitas tus creaciones
How does something like this hold up in terms of strength? I haven't turned any rings yet and I understand that pure wood rings can be pretty flimsy.
great video! which sandpaper size do you use after the glue? Does it make sense to oil the ring after using the glue?
Very nice ring!
belo trabalho....arte pura!!!! parabéns....
Great vid, thanks for sharing!
Que Maestro aww🙌God Bless you Beautifuul😍
Amazing project, so delicate and beautiful. You have so much patience when doing your work. Where do you get your ideas?
Thank you Tom!. Mainly thinking of designs while i'm laying in bed. But i am sure they are based on things i see.
Very Nice!
What do you use with the Red cloth pls.
Great work😍😍😍
true skill well done
Excellent!
Absolutely beautiful ring. I'd love to be the lucky person who gets it :)
I don't get it. Why not use a parting tool or diamond shape carbide to cut instead of a dozuki? I know there are many ways to achieve the same result, but that seems unnecessarily difficult.
Really Nice job on the ring!!! Does the danish oil penetrate through the CA finish? Just curious...Thanks for sharing!
Thank you! It only pentrated the inside of the ring. on the outside it is more on top of the CA glue. I'm experimenting :), when you sand the ca with a fine grid it gives a nice final finish ( in my opinion)
Do you think wood glue would work to bond wood and deer antler or CA glue ? I made a ring the other day using a two part epoxy but after washing my hands all day it became separated by the evening. Totally frustrating!! Just wondering what is going to work.
Super mooi gedaan!
That’s sweet man
Ok so how does the Danish oil work when the CA was applied first? Was the CA sanded off before the Danish oil was used? Either way very nice ring and great work!
Thanks Phil! The danish oil lays on top of the CA, i just give it a fine final sanding before applying the danish.
It gives it a warmer color and some extra protection
1:40 I like this saw. Why it looks different? Is this somenthing special?
Jakub Miłosz it's a Japanese saw mate.
Kinda surprised that CA/superglue is enough to hold in place whilst on the lathe... without the tailstock needed
Lovely ring, how do these rings do for wedding rings, or are they too fragile?
They are perfect as wedding rings, maybe a little less durable then bentwood rings, and definetely not as long lasting as metal rings. But it should last many years.
thank you so much!!
Hopefully you're making money off of TH-cam. These videos are amazing.
amazing work 😍👌🏻
Wow the superglue holds
excelent work
Where do you buy your wood... how think is the maple?
knap stukje werk man !!
da trabalho mais vale muito o final fica lindo parabèns
Can you tell me materials used and the measuments plz :)
Tua nota é nota 10
Maybe if you gave the ring to the right person, you wouldn't have to sleep on your workbench! Haha... Nice work, Thanks!
nice ring,
it is a nice ring
muito lindo. parabéns!!!
Who won the giveaway?
what kind of cloth are you using when applying the CA glue?
Just cotton Isaac, still looking for the best material
Thomas Anton Geurts thanks i did it on some kind of material but it started to smoke :-\
awesome
You should build yourself a more comfortable cot to nap on :)
I could try our full dust collection bags :)