That turned out great! I know where one of those nuts went! I love the way they take threads and finish. Sold it at the Folk Festival! Thanks for sharing and the explaining! Take care, Dave
Great work as always, Sam. I always learn a lot from you. Just a note on "spigot". The term is used wherever chucks are sold by British Commonwealth countries, such as the UK, Canada, Australia and New Zealand. Americans call those things "tenons" whether or not they are later removed.
I read a definition that goes like this: a spigot is temporary for fixing a blank on to a chuck. A tenon is part of a joint (mortise and tenon) that is glued together and left in the wood. I agree that the term spigot is used in Britain more than the US. Sam
@@kimmetzger4652 I was actually a history teacher (15 years)/coach/school counselor for 25 years. Thanks and I will add woodturning to the list of teaching. Sam
Sam, a nice project with your usual excellent teaching points. Could you give a link for the Ackley's grit and paste? I "binged" it and got no results. Thanks.
Sam, never thought you needed music. Worse thing about it is that it is so unexpected and louder than what your voice was. Otherwise, I enjoyed your video. I want to try thread chasing one of these days.
Here is a playlist of my thread chasing videos. There are several where I talk about the tools. th-cam.com/play/PLL5-IWEcq6B9UA1YSW19pZGTanviEKNTy.html Sam
Hi Sam. I really enjoy your channel and this little project is no exception. However, I have a request of you. If you find it really necessary to use the background music it would really be much better at half the volume. Something soft in the background rather than the sudden change from your soft voice to music at twice the volume. Thanks for the video and keep them coming.
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Nice little box - Thanks for the shout out.
Alan
That is a lovely project Sam. Best, Bob
That certainly turned out well. The shape is very nice and the finish is outstanding. Thank you Sam.
That turned out great! I know where one of those nuts went! I love the way they take threads and finish. Sold it at the Folk Festival! Thanks for sharing and the explaining!
Take care, Dave
Dave, I keep uncovering bits of wood. I have run across several of these nuts. I'll certainly turn more. Sam
Super awesome little lidded box Sam, thanks for sharing.
Good morning from the UK. Very clever Sam and a stunning result. Thank you for sharing.
Great little box, Sam. Thanks.
Sam, Superb tiny project. Very well demonstrated as usual. George
Stunning job Sam, very informative video as well.
Wonderful little box Sam. 👍🇺🇸
I love this little pot and lid. I’d actually like one to put my earrings in on my dressing table. I hope you make more with finials. 😉
Great work as always, Sam. I always learn a lot from you. Just a note on "spigot". The term is used wherever chucks are sold by British Commonwealth countries, such as the UK, Canada, Australia and New Zealand. Americans call those things "tenons" whether or not they are later removed.
I read a definition that goes like this: a spigot is temporary for fixing a blank on to a chuck. A tenon is part of a joint (mortise and tenon) that is glued together and left in the wood. I agree that the term spigot is used in Britain more than the US. Sam
@@WYOMINGWOODTURNER I'm just an old English teacher and you're a great woodturning teacher.
@@kimmetzger4652 I was actually a history teacher (15 years)/coach/school counselor for 25 years. Thanks and I will add woodturning to the list of teaching. Sam
What a neat little and unusual piece, thanks for sharing
Thanks, love the tiny turnings!
A little beauty Sam!👍👍👍👍👍😀👍👍👍👍
Sam, a nice project with your usual excellent teaching points. Could you give a link for the Ackley's grit and paste? I "binged" it and got no results. Thanks.
Here is a link.... ackswoodpaste.com/shop?olsPage=products
Someone asked for a link to Tom Ackley's sanding and buffing paste- here is a link: ackswoodpaste.com/shop?olsPage=products
that is really nice, but what chuck is that that you are using to finish off the bottom of the nut.
Sam, never thought you needed music. Worse thing about it is that it is so unexpected and louder than what your voice was. Otherwise, I enjoyed your video. I want to try thread chasing one of these days.
I agree about the music.
@@jayman1601 I am usually wearing headphones so I don't disturb my wife. When music is thrown in with no warning, definitely a surprise!
Thanks on the info regarding the sound. Sam
Sam it is stunning and amazing so small.
Another beauti. weldone.
Very nice. Really enjoy your channel. I've been wanting to learn how to chase threads. What tools do you use.Tom.
Here is a playlist of my thread chasing videos. There are several where I talk about the tools. th-cam.com/play/PLL5-IWEcq6B9UA1YSW19pZGTanviEKNTy.html Sam
Very nice patina! Price?
Being a nut, is that stuff greasy? Cool project.
Not at all and it is harder than many woods I turn. Sam
Hi Sam. I really enjoy your channel and this little project is no exception. However, I have a request of you. If you find it really necessary to use the background music it would really be much better at half the volume. Something soft in the background rather than the sudden change from your soft voice to music at twice the volume. Thanks for the video and keep them coming.
No no music. I could not turn it down fast enough
Sorry, I was just tired of talking.....