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That was such a fun project... The best part of making your own custom handle is you can make it any shape you want. I think the style you made is very smart looking and provides a lot of leverage! Great stuff!
Thanks for inspiring me to give a custom handle a try!
Man, that's fantastic. So impressive.
Thanks Ben! It was a fun project!
Magdad that screwdriver came back from from death to cute as a bunny! Excellent job!
Thanks Stephen!
That is a great looking handle. You might want to check with Big Vic to see how he convinced his wife to give him a lathe for Christmas.
I got a lathe from Santa this year! Vic's is bigger though...
Great job, the handle colour complimented the shine of the furl & blade shaft.
An untrained eye wouldn't know you hadn't bought it like that. 🏴🇬🇧
Thanks Andy! It looks pretty legit sitting next to some factory screwdrivers!
Right On Magdad! 👍✨🙌 That screwdriver looks awesome 👏 You did a beautiful job. Nice to see Chuck keeping an eye on things and wearing his safety glasses 🥽👌
Thanks Jon! Chuck is very safety conscious!
Looks terrific. I agree with your comment, no one would expect this was made without a lathe. Very well done.
A big benefit of the custom handle is being able to make it to fit your hand.
I hope this is a new user screwdriver for you.
Dave.
I'm gonna put some miles on it to see if I like it better than my North Bros No. 90.
The screwdriver came out as if it came out of the factory, great job.
Thanks David! I does look pretty legit!
That did turn out really nice! Great sanding job, the turn out is exceptional and you would never know it wasnt done on a lathe!!!
Thanks Wally! It was a fun project!
That's amazing you did that without a lathe , excellent job.
Thanks Thomas! Starting with a dowel really helped.
ScoutCrafter has a way to inspire you to try things you probably wouldn't do. That is a fine looking screwdriver a job well done.
ScoutCrafter is an inspiration to all of us!
Quite the transformation! I love the stain you chose for the handle👍
Thanks YDOC! The red in the stain did a nice job cancelling out the green in the poplar.
Nicely done Bud!! Anyone could pop that out on a lathe, a nice handcrafted one like that takes alotta skill and talent!!☻
Thanks RoadKing! It was a fun project!
Even though I have a lathe I often like to use simpler methods just to prove anyone can do it and there's something more alive about a creation that's made using more hand skills.
I hope viewers give a custom handle a try!
Incredible results magdad that’s another tool saved from the bin ready to turn a thousand more screws 😁🍻👍
Thanks! It was a fun project!
Very very nice job and hard to do by hand and eye fantastic video thanks for sharing your time and skill 🍺🍺👍👍
Thanks Brian! It was a fun project!
MD That turned out beautiful.. Looks better than some of the drivers sold commercially.. Have a nice weekend, take care my friend...
Thanks Gary! Have a good weekend!
I'm just here to echo the sentiments of all the previous commenters who said you did an awesome job.....because you did an awesome job.
Thanks Rick! It was a fun project!
Awesome work. Chuck looks like he’s been working out. 🏋️♀️
He doin' a Spring bulk up!
Beautiful job Magdad! Great finish on that poplar, as it can be hard to get it to look that good. Very inspiring.
Thanks! I think I just got luck with that particular piece of poplar.
Hi Magdad , It looks Great ! Nice job .
Thanks Wayne!
Nice!! Looks brand new! Love the mahogany!!!
I think that stain is going to be my go-to for poplar from now on!
Nice screwdriver out of a piece of rust. I like the handle and the choice of stains.
Thanks Larry! I had to leave some pits or it would have become a pokey thing!
Great idea to get it done without a lathe. Good job.
Thank you!
Very Nice! I was expecting some brass to come in play through out the whole video😁👍 good stuff!
I was thinking about making a brass ferrule, but I decided to keep the project simple.
Excellent, nice handle....
Thanks Juan!
Nice job, and thanks for the shellac tip for the end grain and staining. I will definitely be trying that.
Thanks Brendan! It can be tricky to tell how much sanding to do to get the right amount of absorption.
That was brilliant. Amazing work without a lathe.
It was a fun project!
Cool project Magdad, amazing ingenuity and skill (and patience) well done 👍👍👍🇺🇸🇬🇧✌️✌️✌️
Thanks Phil! It was a fun project!
You need to get a stamp with your logo so that future generations don't go looking to find out the manufacturer. Great Job.
It will be a future mystery tool!
Wow! That came out fantastic! An absolute new lease on life for that shaft and ferrule. I’m always impressed by those red label conditioning belts. I’ll have to order some to try.
Thanks for the shaft and ferrule! I've had really good success with those conditioning belts. Keep in mind some folks have had trouble getting them to work on the Harbor Freight 1 x 30 machines.
@@357magdad I’m really glad the opportunity arose for you to use the shaft/ferrule. I’ll keep an eye out for some more stuff to send you
357 Magdad that looks absolutely Fantastic!!!!
Thanks Kris!
Pretty cool - looks like a restored old one 👍🏻🛠️
It fits right in with the crowd!
Beautiful job Magdad!! You don’t need no stinking lathe!!
If I had the room and budget I would definitely get a wood lathe.
The handle turned out great.Very impressive!
Thanks! It was a fun project!
That’s such an awesome handle Magdad. Well done. Cheers Stuart 🇦🇺
Thanks Stuart!
That was just fantastic! 👍👍
Thanks Frank! ScoutCrafter inspired me to give it a try!
that was one nice looking screwdriver it goes to show you just using basic tools and a few power tools you can build just about anything you want .. again great job Mr 357 magdad keep up the great work you do and always looking for your next video a HUGE thumbs up from Rhode Island
Thanks Roger! Thanks for the big thumbs up!
That screwdriver came out great!
Thanks Jess!
Super looking screwdriver! Great job.
Thanks John!
The screwdriver and handle look great! Thanks for sharing this.
Thanks John! It was a fun project!
Of course we enjoyed your video! We enjoy all of them! 👍😁👍😁👍
I try to make something I would want to watch.
Very professional work with minimal tools. Excellent.
Thanks Michael! I try to make the most of my meager tools!
@@357magdad As do I. It is a matter of space for me. Make the most with what I have.
Love the size of the handle! Nice nice!
Thanks Tom! It was fun making a custom handle!
It looks professionally made. Very nice Magdad. You may get “the lathe lecture” from Scout though. He’s really been pushing it here lately.😄
Thanks John! I would love to get a lathe someday!
Awesome, especially without a lathe! Keep a lookout, 357, I suspect Scoutcrafter might have designs on that driver!
Thanks Keith! ScoutCrafter always brings out the best in us!
Oh boy that really came out sweet! I like the Red Mahogany a lot. I might have to give that shade a try sometime.
Thanks! I looks for stain at garage sales. Sometimes it's in the free pile!
Outstanding! And I love the shellac trick for end grains!
Thanks! This was a fun project!
Super impressed! You obviously put a lot of thought into how to figure things out without a lathe.
Nice job!
I almost forgot to slide that ferrule back on before wacking the shaft into the dowel!
@@357magdad
That sounds like something I would have done😊... Did you end up using any glue or epoxy?
@@bkind2182 I epoxied the ferrule.
@@357magdad
👍...
Once more, you nailed it. Beautiful plan well executed makes for excellent results.
Thanks! It was a fun project!
It came out great - I had no idea that you don't have a lathe. I assumed that you had all of the fun toys!
Thanks Chris! I have limited space and not many tools, but I try to make the most of what I have!
That's an awesome job there. Well done Magdad!
Thanks Alex! ScoutCrafter inspired me!
That handle looks really good man, and it looks like it's feel good in the hand too. Very nice. 👍
That's the best part about making a custom handle - you can make it fit your hand!
That's good work 3MD! 👍👍👀 Thanks for the Flitz love!!
Chuck and I love to polish with our Flitz!
Very good Magdad!! I really like how the stain you chose misleads to anything appearing as popular!
The red in the stain did a nice job cancelling out the green tint of the poplar.
Very nice indeed, great tip on the shellac end grain problem
Thanks Dale!
Wow great restoration I like it
Thank you!
Wow that’s an amazing creation and executed superbly and I really love the wood stained finish and great tip about the end grains too. 👍
The red in the stain did a nice job cancelling out the green tint in the poplar.
@@357magdad yes and you are amazing to figure that out I wouldn’t have thought about it and it surely wouldn’t look anywhere near as good
Lovely work MagDad 🛠👍😊
Thanks Sparky!
That looks amazing! Outstanding work. Cheers
Thanks Joe!
Beautiful work! That looks great!
Thanks! It was a fun project!
Nice project 👍 looks pretty awesome
Thank you!
Looks as good as one turned on a lathe I have been thinking about making a simple wood lathe for using next winter
when I am stuck inside ...It could also be used for aluminum and plastic
They sell a rig for the drill press. I think it's called Shop Fox.
Amazing job.
Thanks Gary!
Wow that turned out really nice. Good Job!
Thanks!
Excellent and without a lathe! Thanks
Thanks Tony! I try to get the most out of my meager tools.
Came out amazing!! Nice work!!
Thanks Bill!
Very nice! Great job! I've always loved those wood handles!!
Thanks Mike! Wood handle tools are the best!
your skills are top of the rock! There is a very clever plan for turning handles in Woodsmith or Shopnotes using a drill press and a jig. A lot of less developed countries do it by hand with saw and a rasp. I liked your method seemed fast too.
Thanks Joan! I included a link at the end of the video to a project where I used my drill press as a lathe.
Love it...all it needs to engrave 357 Magdad on handle
One of those custom branding irons would be cool!
Outstanding! Love the results!
Thanks Jeff!
Great handle, looks good.
Thanks Larry!
Looks great I'll have to find a shaft myself
Give it a try Larry!
Great result. Love it.
Thank you!
Nice job, you showed all of us what you can do with limited tools like our forefathers did. Thank You
Thanks! It was a fun project!
Nicely done Magdad! I like it 😃😆
Thanks David!
Quedó muy bonito. Buen episodio.
Thanks Juan!
AWESOME JOB MAGDAD!!!
You should be pleased with this project. You have inspired me to give it a try. Thanks for all the valuable tips! Thank You for sharing!
Thanks Jack! Give it a try!
Nice job! Looks awesome!
Thanks Randy!
Very nicely done!
Thank you!
Amazing work and definitely inspiring for those of us without a lathe!
Thanks Richard! Making a custom handle was fun! Give it a try!
Really turned out nice.
Thanks Wire!
Looks great. I’d grab it to use
Thanks Nick. I'm gonna try to put some miles on it!
Very impressive work.
Thanks Marc!
I'm very impressed you could get things that symmetrical! Time to invest in a little lathe.
Thanks AJ! I wish I had the budget and room for more equipment!
I like it, would be my go to driver. Thanks for the video.
Thanks Terry! This was a fun project!
I can’t believe how nice this turned out. There’s no way anyone could tell that a lathe wasn’t used. Great tip, using the shellac on the end grain too. 🪛
Thanks Robert! It came out surprisingly straight!
Looks great magdad!
Thanks! It was a fun project!
Wow that's beautiful.
Thanks Terry!
Beautiful! If your taking orders, I want one!
I was working on a concept for a small batch project, but ran into a supply chain snag.
Nice job.
Thanks Greg!
Great job!!!
Thanks!
Great job! I wish I had a lathe but I haven't won the lottery yet lol
Thanks Dillon! I wanted to make this handle with minimal tools to show what can be accomplished without a lathe.
For a nice article on turning tool handles on drill press see Shoponotes volume #5
If you do a Phillips head one you can put it in the drill press upside down and it's easier to form the wood but it wobbles with a flat head.
I've got a wood turning rig I made for my drill press.
I’m surprised you didn’t add grooves along the length of the handle. The poplar sanded nicely, but maple would’ve looked better in the end.
I was gonna add a couple grooves, but I was nervous about getting them straight. I find maple and oak to hard to shape and sand easily with the tools I have.
I did one with a chunk of oak and one with a piece I cut off the end of a maple walnut , cherry cutting board. Both turned out pretty but don’t have enough texture. So the grip is a little slippery.
I was gonna add fluting to the handle, but I wanted to keep the project simple.
@@357magdad I might try to flute mine. I have a two axis vise and think I could do it on the drill press. Might need to get an end mill. ….hmmm maybe the right router bit?
@@Rusty_ok I did a project where I added fluting with a router bit.
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Winner, Winner, Chicken Dinner!
Thanks Mark!
Impressive. Lathe? We don't need no stinking lathe.
It was a good challenge!
Brilliant!
Thanks Matt!