Woodturning - Olive wood rings. A nice Valentine's gift.
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ก.พ. 2022
- I made a few rings from an old olive wood cheese board. I'm experimenting a bit with brass and Milliput inlays. The Milliput is going very well. The brass could be better, because you can still see the glue on the edges. I did not film making the inlays, only turning the rings. Let me know if I should make a video about making these inlays.
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#refurbishedwood
#valentine
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Nice work thank you for sharing
Beautiful rings! Wooden rings beat gold or silver any day. I made my wedding rings. Take care and GOD BLESS 🙏!
I also made our wedding rings myself, but from gold. But these wooden rings are also very beautiful and special. Thanks for watching Stephen.
Frank.
Great looking rings Frank, now I know what I can use some of my Olive wood scraps for.
Take care,
Gary
Thanks Gary. Olive wood is, in my opinion, very suitable for jewelry. In any case, it is very nice in color and grain. Thanks for watching.
Frank.
Nice work Frank, great rings, take care, John
Thank you John.
Prachtig werkstukje weer Frank. Mooi gedaan.
Er komt alleen wat wat weinig schaafsel vanaf. Zo krijg ik die zak nooit vol😉
Wow Frank, I've been wanting to try something like this for some time now but I had not yet done my research on mounting the piece.
Now I can start straight away because you did that for me. That crosscut spindle for holding the workpiece is simply genious!
Thnx for sharing!
Thanks Leo. I can recommend that you start making them. It's fun and fairly easy. You will have to use the CA glue to make the wood stronger.
Good luck!
Can I recommend making flat steps for different sized rings, on the cross cut spindle (mandrel)? No taper. That way it's easier to square up the ring on the mandrel. Less wobbles.
Beautiful work! That olive wood grain is outstanding!♥️
Thank you Heather. Thanks for your input on the mandrel. The advantage of a taper is that you can use all diameters. I made a ring of 19.5mm. But it's true that the rings can easily get crooked on this mandrel.
Thanks for watching 🙏.
Frank.
Those are beautiful rings. Nice work.
Thank you Jiggsy!
Très jolie bravo belle maîtrise aussi top 👍👏👋
Merci Denis. C'était un projet amusant à réaliser. Merci de regarder la vidéo.
- Frank.
That is very neat
Thanks Chris.
Amazing work. Thanks for sharing! Liked and subscribed 👍😊
Thank you L.A. Wood. Welcom to my channel 👍
awesome !
Thank you.
Very nice, Frank 👍 Always wanted to try to make a ring but I'm afraid I will not last to long but those with brass inlay have more chances to live longer. Of course I would to see how did You made those with inlays because ideas can be used on bowls, boxes, etc.
Take care my friend 👍
Rav
The previous ring that I had made remained intact for more than 3 months. This one was worn 24/7 with hand washing, showering, washing dishes etc. Water and wood are not the best friends. But you are right. I expect that the one with the brass band will be stronger. Thanks for watching my friend.
I really love them. I’m a new subscriber
Thanks Patrick. And welcome to my channel 🤗.
Frank.
Thank you very much Sir, I’ll be looking forward to seeing your next videos. Can you make like a coffee cup with a thick rope for the handle? I want to see how you’d make it please. Think about it. Have a great Sunday.
@@bgpappy30 🤔I will think about it.
Nice. Love the simple diy mandrel. What size jaws do you use?
Ze zijn prachtig geworden! Hoe heb je dat randje er in gemaakt, zit daar metaal tussen? Heel knap weer, echt geweldig😘🥰
Leuk hè. De zwarte rand is een Milliput (kneedbaar twee componenten kunststof) en de goudkleurige is een draad messing die ik erin gelijmd heb. Dat kan nog wat mooier dan nu gedaan is. Dus voor een volgende dan maar.
@@TheTinyWorkshop gaaf hoor, ze zijn sowieso geweldig en met die randjes is ook heel bijzonder, echt leuk!
I been doing a lot of research about taking on turning rings on my lathe. This video taught me that I don't need to spend $100 for a mandrel but I do want to know is what kind of Chuck do you use?
Most of the time a Record Power SC4 but in this video a cheap chuck with spigot jaws.
Very nice. Your source for olive wood?
Thanks Brad. I sometimes find a cutting board or serving board at a thrift store. That is beautiful wood for jewelry and pens and is not expensive.
Good luck.
Frank.
Why part it off so soon?
Then I can make two rings from the same piece of wood with a different inner diameter.