Richard Raffan turns a suction-fit box for 4-Ways #8.
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- Lots of useful stuff in this video for anyone interested in turning a box with a suction-fit lid. Watch the box emerge from an unlikely blank as I eliminate defects, adjust proportions, and deal with several common box-turning problems. This lid tighten up and two days later needed refining, so you see how I do that.
Don't forget to see what the other 4-Wayers came up with:
Tomislav - • One of a kind suction ...
Sam - • Turning an Acorn Box w...
Mike - • Turn a Slip Fit Box - ...
4-WAYS comprises Sam Angelo, Mike Peace, Richard Raffan, and Tomislav Tomašić who suggested that having a few turners publish their approach to one project on TH-cam at the same time should be interesting. 4-WAYS publish after noon on the first of each month, US time, which is evening in Europe. For Australasians it’ll be the 2nd. morning of each month. Each video has links to the others.
I enjoyed every second of that excellent turning
I'm so glad I've found your videos here on TH-cam, Richard. It was a lucky find of your book, "Turning Wood with Richard Raffan" in about 1993-4 that first inspired me to take up woodturning and believe that it was something I could do and enjoy. Some thirty years on and I'm still enjoying it - very many thanks to you! It's also nice to actually be able to tell you so. I really appreciate your level, down-to-earth approach - delightfully devoid of the hype and promoting the gadget of the day that seems to infiltrate some woodturning videos. It's great to see and hear your turning, and thought prcesses in "real time". Thank you for so generously sharing your skills and experience.
RR sure appreciate your expertise, honesty, and humanness. It's phenomenal.
And thank you! Much appreciated.
Finally a box and at the same time a good show of what the top bevel of the skew can be used for.
From now on I will definitely check/sharpen that edge as well.
Thank you Richard! 😎
You made the classic wooden box POP!
I saw you made the cover of the 2024 Craft Supplies catalog. Good on you! It will hold a cherished spot on top of the toilet for quick reference every day.
Very nice. Best box tutorial I have seen in a while. Thank you. Dan
Thank you to all 4 of you for doing this every month! Seeing the different designs, approaches, and the jouney along the way is wonderful. I am sure this takes a great deal of time and it is really appreciated.
That magnetic depth stop is a genius idea
What a pretty little box. Maybe the reason there isn't much of a pop is because if its small size. Regardless, I really like it and appreciate you sharing your expertise. I always enjoy and learn from your videos. Thank you!
I like your "nice little box with attitude!"
Thank you for sharing and explaining and showing how you do your work on the lathe .
Great little box Richard! I would never think about turning a box from pine but this might change my mind. Very informative!
Take care, Dave
Outstanding video Richard. So many pearls of wisdom I will have to revisit this one. Thanks for the time and effort.
Beautiful little box Richard.
It's a very nice little box. Looks like a very good fit at the end. Not much of a "pop" but still a very good fit. Thank you for sharing. Have a great day and satay safe.🙂🙂
Love the shape of this little box. Also an idea for a future project as I do like turning boxes. Thanks again for your inspirational videos.
Very nice box, really like the shape and design. It was really instructive seeing how you worked through the design process and adjusted as the wood required. As I've mentioned on the other 3 videos, I really look forward to the beginning of the month and these four videos. It is quite instructive watching the different design approaches each of you bring to these projects.
You can thank Tomislav for the idea.
Thanks for sharing and for all the little tips along the way ❤
thank you, it is an Honor for all your knowledge transfer to learn from you
Great tip at the end - have to give this style of box a go. Many thanks.
Cute little box. Good job
I learned lots here, thank you Sir. You might have got a different version of this message on email asking about your parting tool. I happened to see your tool video and saw it was D Way.
Best Wishes, Brendan.
Awsome box and video full of tips and tricks😊
Has the look of boxwood. Very nice job👍🏻
Love it!
Thanks
How awesome. Such a great work 👏👏
Lovely.
Great box!
Thanks for putting this out there, like many of the comments I have enjoyed reading your books. Is that a custom made parting tool you use?
Very nice project, I'll soon try to recreate one at home.
Is that VM100 chuck with the shark jaws your go-to set with most of your turning? Those jaws do seem to be handy.
I've replaced all standard jaws with the longer Shark Jaws which provide a better grip for endgrain blanks and have a much wider range of uses when turning bowls. There's a video: th-cam.com/video/DV2T6oJgCi4/w-d-xo.html
Richard, is that the vm100 chuck ?
@@neabud Yes, this is a VM100 chuck as are most of my chucks . I have just one VM120.
I’ve made boxes with pop lids and boxes without, and men like to pop the lid but rarely buy them, where woman like boxes with lids that lift with one hand and they buy them
That's pretty well true. And threaded lid rarely sell unless the grain is aligned when the lid's right on. Most of my boxes over the past 40 years have sold to turners at woodturning symposiums and students in hands-on workshops. In the 1970s I hundreds a lot of pop-fit ring boxes that were purchased as containers for rings and earrings.
Yes! A pop fit would be good on a ring box