Woodturning Simple Handles
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 22 ก.ย. 2024
- Beginner level turning with an oval skew. Simple handles with no embellishments, just pretty wood for practical use.
Black walnut, mulberry, and Eastern Red Cedar are what I used, but I only show one of the latter to completion. I do show the wood before and all of the finished products.
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Using a hand-made wooden-handled utensil adds an extra pleasure to the usage. Over time, the handles become imbued with the cook's DNA and develop a unique smoothing and wearing, and a patina that cannot be achieved with plastic. When I use my grandmother's wooden rolling pin, it carries an echo of the all the pies and pastries made by her loving hands.
Thank you, Jill! Well said, I appreciate that sentiment very much.
Good morning, Patriot.
It is good to see our flag displayed at morning light. The sun did amazing things to the image. 🇺🇲
The turnings show the wood's beauty and gives satisfaction as it becomes a useful item. I enjoyed every moment of this 8 minute video. It was worth the wait.
Interesting scripture, hope others look it up. Their unity in Christ was greater than anything that would divide them.
All the best to you.
Semper Fidelis
Good morning to you too, Marine! Beautiful image... striking image within the glow. Thank you very much!
Sometimes I find the simple projects bring the most joy for me and for others who might be the recipient.
Exactly! They're very rewarding on many levels.
...they do look classy...thanks for including us with this turning!...👍
Thank you very much!
Beautifully Made Rod and Beautifully Said! Something so simple yet, by The Grace of God...Have A Safe and Blessed Weekend!
Thank you very much!
Beautifully made. Thank you for sharing.
2 Corinthians 1:12
[12]For our rejoicing is this, the testimony of our conscience, that in simplicity and godly sincerity, not with fleshly wisdom, but by the grace of God, we have had our conversation in the world, and more abundantly to you-ward.
Thank you, Renae! And that you for your dedicated transcriptions of the food for thought verses! ❤️
What also amazes me is how Paul gives the answer in this scripture to the question in his last days in prison.
Paul asked God why was he still here and not been put to death. God answered So others can see your Joy,
Thanks for sharing and caring.Love to you and Susan😘😘🙏🙏.
Thank you so very much, Ellen!
I’m so pleased with how these turned out they look perfect for salad tossing !
They're perfect for that, nice and light, yet sturdy. Thank you!
I don’t own a lathe or even do many wood projects, but I really enjoy listening to your soothing voice and watching you create something amazing out nothing.
Thank you very much, I really appreciate that!
Very timely. I just made similar out of fallen oak for some garden tools that had broken handles. Simple things like this makes a happy wife!
Good stuff, Mr. A!
Great project Roc, the handles 'turned' out very nice. Enjoy the upcoming weekend, good weather on the way. God bless my friend.
Thanks, my friend! I'll be outside for much of it!
Simple yet elegant. Utility yet very pretty. 👍👍Thank you for sharing. Have a great day and stay safe.🙂🙂
Thanks very much, my friend!
Very pleasant woodturning Rod, with a beautiful wood and a really sharp skew. Thankfully, my gardening duties for this year are over and it's more time in the workshop.
Semper Fi
More shop time! Love this time of the year 😊 Thank you, my friend
A very nice final passage. Your project is great too. It allows beginners to see that they can produce success even at their level. Thank you
Thank you very much, Chet!
Morning Rod, 6 very nice handles indeed.
My favourite is the Red Cedar, I just love that wood.
Great video as ever Rod.
Take care my friend.
Cheers, Huw
Thank you, Huw! I love Red Cedar too. One of my favorites of all species I've turned... though it can be problematic at times with bigger turnings.
BEAUTIFUL. niece and simple turning and so satisfying. weldone.
Thank you so much 😊
Nice set of utensils anyone would like. 👍👍👍👍👍
Semper Fi
Thank you, John, Semper Fi
Very simple, but very nice! Great ideal for a Christmas gift.
Thank you! 😊
Thanks for Christmas gift ideas. Nice to see you again Rod! ❤️❣️
Thank you, my friend! Always nice to see you too! 😊
Nicely done 👍👍👍. Thank you for sharing. Be safe🇨🇦
Thank you very much!
Beautiful cedar handles ❤
Thank you! 😊
thanks for the help with a beginner project. I need these.
Nice. Love the cedar. Semper Fi.
Thanks very much, Paul!
Looked up the scripture. Very true and important this time of days.
A bit of self-reflection...
Love the variety of wood you have. Beautiful set.
Thank you very much!
Absolutely awesome job Rod. SEMPI FI
Thank you, Cajun, hope you're doing well.
You are on fire lately!
Thanks very much 😊
Great handles Rod.
Thank you, Jack!
Really nice handles and great skew work, Rod.
Bill
Thank you very much, Bill!
Very nice. Beginner project or not, we all have some utensils that need new handles and seeing you do these encourages us to “just do it “.
Thank you very much! 😊
Beginner project. Well, I finally got everything I need to start setting up the lathe, so beginner projects are what I need. Great little project! I appreciate it.
@@mrow7598 thanks for the advice! I'll look into some courses.
Congrats on getting your lathe set up! Happy turning!!
Very nice job
Thank you, Michael!
Beautiful!
Thank you! Cheers!
Really nice Rod, thanks for sharing.
Thanks so much, John!
Great video, love those.
Thank you very much!
Nice work, thanks for sharing.
Thanks very much, Kenneth!
Nice useful project!
Thank you, Luie!
Stunning set there mate.
Thank you! Cheers!
Thanks 🙏🙏🙏🙏
You’re welcome and thank you! 😊
Beautiful Mr.H. When I get anxious or stressed I find it comforting to hold something,maybe it grounds me. I think these handles would be perfect,I’m sure others find comfort in the same way. Something to think about maybe Mr.H?
Very interesting, Glynis, and certainly worth thinking about. Thank you!
I appreciate the practicality of this project. Basic indeed but sometimes getting back to the basics is what it’s all about 👍🏼😁
I have to resist the pressure to do bigger projects 100% of the time for videos... these are so fun! Plus needed skew time. Thank you!
Very nice sir have a great day ✌️
Thanks very much, you too!
Beginners projects can be just as fun as something complex. Those are beautiful Rod.
I completely agree, Jane! Thank you
Very nice!
Thanks very much, Doug!
Nice.
Thanks!
Nice! Thx and take care.
Thanks, you too!
Very nice.. I buy all my lathe tools if possible without handles.. very easy to make and reduces the cost of expensive bowl gouges,.. thx
Great way to make the tools very personal! Thank you!
Like I always say “ Simplicity at its best.” From simple to elegant. Beautiful work Rod I enjoyed watching. See ya soon Brother!
Thank you, my friend!
Amen
and Amen! 😊
These are the kind of projects I will need to start turning. Thank you for sharing a beginners project! Also, I certainly agree with your Food for Thought. Thank you! A question: you know I echo your Semper Fi as a tribute to your service, right? Just as I have adopted Can Do to honor my husband’s SeaBee service. I read on FB that a non Marine is NEVER to say Semper Fi to a Marine. Have I been doing something wrong? God bless.
Ellen, whomever wrote that on FB is not correct. Marines say it to each other of course, it's our motto, but I've never been offended nor should anyone else be, if a non-Marine says those words to us, as long as it's not in a way that implies they were a Marine when they weren't. That would be the only problem I could imagine. I appreciate you and everyone else here that says it to me. Thanks very much, these were a fun turn!
Great project for beginners and more advanced alike. Can you disclose where you purchased the utensils? Great job.
Thanks very much! Here's the link to where I bought them: www.woodturnerscatalog.com/p/54/5272/artisan-Stainless-Steel-Serving-Utensil-Set-Kit
@@RHumphrey That’s what I was looking for. Just ordered two sets.👍
Very nice. Thanks for sharing. Does anyone one know what happened to Peggy of Pf Woodturning? She hasen’t posted in about a month.
Thank you, Jeff! Hopefully someone that knows will respond!
Hey great project. I need to work on using a skew... Which parting tool is that? Looks nice and thin.
Thank you, Ben! It's a Sorby 1/16" fluted parting tool
Nice work. Where did you find ferrels to go over the handles to accept the spoon. I have someone who wants me to turn handles for their cutlery. Any help would be appreciated.
Thank you, Jim! The ferrels were part of the kits I bought from Craft Supply USA... here's the link: woodturnerscatalog.com/products/stainless-steel-serving-utensil-set-kit?_pos=1&_sid=093bfe2dd&_ss=r
@@RHumphrey Thanks!
rod that is nice my friend hope u r doiing well! and i just uploaded a video on my channel the stuttering woodturner check it out pelase thanks chris!