Wow very nice work . Reminded me of when I was a school in the woodwork class our wood work teacher used to polish almost every thing with bees wax back then it was the only food safe polish there was . The smell of the bees wax has stayed with me all of my life from that point on I carry a coin of wax every where I go or have been .
This video has given me some inspiration for a gift for my mother. She loves light houses, and the stripes reminded me of a light house. I may attempt to make a honey pot like this with a light house look. Thank you for sharing.
Very pretty. Two suggestions: Cut the corners off your square glue-ups before turning and when you're cutting grooves for the dipper, use a Forstner bit, you'll get a much smoother cut. You might consider using hard maple and cherry instead of walnut and cedar.
I often wonder why more people do not trim off the corners ahead of time. The scraps can then be used in resin mash-ups, or glued together for patterned blanks. But I have a hard time throwing any wood away.
Just like buttering bread for toast! So much for toast at tea. The striped container is really pretty, love the dark colored bands. Well WOW, that will hold a lot of honey! Nice work, it's art.
That is a hard choice, both are beautiful. So I have cats, cats knock things over when you tell to get off the table, counter and so on. So it would have to be the small one, simple because i would hate losing the honey. haha
I was wondering what was he going to have for lunch after applying glue to the squares. Reminds me of a Benny Hill sketch where he bites down on a steel wool pad.
Harry I like the wood they are nice colours and got nice grain. You but alot of work into making this honey pot, it is really gorgeous well done. Thanks for another great video again Amanda xxx
@@HarrySmithWoodturning It's a difficult choice, as they're both wonderful. I like the other's shape a bit more, but this one's use of the contrasting woods is also terrific. (I don't believe I've seen anything of yours that I didn't like.) So, I guess my choice would be 'all the above'. :)
Love the craftmanship, really beautifull piece. But i dont understand the carving waste.. couldnt you get the same result with a stick half the tickness of the one you use??. And also use your bandsaw to cut some of the corners of from the jar piece? Im just trying to learn, this is not meant as critic but a question towards the process..
@@HarrySmithWoodturning I watched your video without sound ( my wife was watching the tv). I could not figure out why you drilled a hole in the side of the lid until I saw the end pictures. Love the honey pot idea.
...perfect colors for this project...you were shooting for a bee theme???...👍 I was impressed by your oscillating sander impression on the separate wood blocks at 3:10...😆 Matt
Thank you very much, Matt! I was certainly going for the bee theme. Do you think I hit the nail on the head? 😅 Do you prefer this honey pot or the first one I made? 😊
@@HarrySmithWoodturning ...absolutely!...but I didn't catch it until you started on the handle...then it clicked... While they're both great, I think the bee scheme is really unique...👍 Matt
There's a kind of rubbery thing you can get that cleans it. To tell the truth I've not seen the video but used to make furniture and that's what was used.
@ Harry Smith I'm a beekeeper, and so I have seen a lot of honey jars. I have never seen a wooden one. I would think the moisture from the honey would soak into the wood. I also wonder if the wood will give off any flavors, I hope not.
You should try using a bowl gouge instead of using a spindle roughing gouge. I watch a lot of wood turning videos and my fave ones are by @spraguewoodturning. His videos are very instructive and spindle gouges are usually only used to rough out the shape, bowl gouges or round carbide cutters are better for achieving a clean finish. I’m not a turner so you don’t have to take my word for it maybe you have seen some of his videos
If you turn somthing narrow out of a whole stem, you have to be aware that you end up with the inner rings, where the wood is very weak. That it did not break, that must have been the unexpected thing...
@@HarrySmithWoodturning I remember the other one also. What always wins me over is a high shine glaze finish. It could be a clothes leg and I'd love it 😊 . Great ski!l and hobby though. You must need a lot of shelves, or a shop !
very nice If shorter I would buy this and store pencils in at home would not dare bring it to the office too many thieves yes the pattern that emerged on the piece was .......... was it skill or does you title say it was luck. very nice.
How was he holding the tools incorrectly?. I'm not a woodworker but seen lots of these videos. I couldn't tell from seeing him work. What is the difference.
What is this??? I clicked because the thumbnail showed a tiny branch on the lathe. Was curious to see that. Then the video is a bunch of glued blocks. Wtf?
"This Was Unexpected!" Where in the video is the unexpected bit? I was expecting the chuck to grip hold of your gloves and pull one of your finger off, ho well, but maybe next time.
Watched the whole video, waiting to see what was unexpected... Why the clickbait?? I would've watched and given this a "like" if it had an honest title... You have the skills, no need to bait people. Sad
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Beautiful piece for sure. I'm not sure what was unexpected about it, or was that just a click bait title?
Now that I know the titles are just clickbait, I'll know to ignore the channel next time TH-cam suggest it to me.
Glad to see your work on here. Thank you. Great woodworking
Very nice work-looks great
Really nice work lovely finish
That is an awesome piece. It takes some forethought to know how you are going to make it.
A honeypot !!! What a good idea, I might steal that if you don't mind Harry, Stewart, south west Australia.
Wow very nice work .
Reminded me of when I was a school in the woodwork class our wood work teacher used to polish almost every thing with bees wax back then it was the only food safe polish there was . The smell of the bees wax has stayed with me all of my life from that point on I carry a coin of wax every where I go or have been .
Great design. 👍🏾😎
Beautiful piece.
Another great video, Harry!!
This pice is absolut lovely and the colors are so amazing. I really love it.
Nice job thanks for showing us ,Greetings from Wales UK.
This video has given me some inspiration for a gift for my mother. She loves light houses, and the stripes reminded me of a light house. I may attempt to make a honey pot like this with a light house look. Thank you for sharing.
Thank you! I'm glad I inspired you. It does look a lot like a lighthouse! Do you prefer this honey pot, or the first one I made? 😊
Very pretty. Two suggestions: Cut the corners off your square glue-ups before turning and when you're cutting grooves for the dipper, use a Forstner bit, you'll get a much smoother cut. You might consider using hard maple and cherry instead of walnut and cedar.
I often wonder why more people do not trim off the corners ahead of time. The scraps can then be used in resin mash-ups, or glued together for patterned blanks. But I have a hard time throwing any wood away.
Beautiful!
Just like buttering bread for toast! So much for toast at tea. The striped container is really pretty, love the dark colored bands. Well WOW, that will hold a lot of honey! Nice work, it's art.
Thank you very much, Chris! It will hold a lot of honey indeed! Do you prefer this honey pot or the first one I made? 😊
That is a hard choice, both are beautiful. So I have cats, cats knock things over when you tell to get off the table, counter and so on. So it would have to be the small one, simple because i would hate losing the honey. haha
I was wondering what was he going to have for lunch after applying glue to the squares. Reminds me of a Benny Hill sketch where he bites down on a steel wool pad.
@@darylcheshire1618 lol
That is a beautiful honey pot. The dipper out of a limb is a unique idea. Great work, Harry.
Thank you very much, James! Do you prefer this honey pot, or the first one I made? 😊
Real great! Thanks for sharing!
Thank you, Umberto! Do you prefer this honey pot, or the first one I made? 😊
@@HarrySmithWoodturning Both!
Neat honey pot !
Thank you, Dennis! Do you prefer this honey pot or the first one I made? 😊
Probably the first.
Very nice! 👍
Very Cool Honey Pot.
Thank you, John! Do you prefer this honey pot, or the first one I made? 😊
Harry I like the wood they are nice colours and got nice grain. You but alot of work into making this honey pot, it is really gorgeous well done. Thanks for another great video again Amanda xxx
Thank you very much, Amanda! I try my best to put as much effort as possible into my projects! Do you prefer this honey pot or the first one I made? 😊
@@HarrySmithWoodturning I really like this one but there is nothing wrong with the first one. Amanda xx
Excellent work, beautiful piece.
Thank you, Brent! Do you prefer this honey pot or the first one I made? 😊
This one is great.
Beautiful 🎶
Thank you, Lisa! Do you prefer this honey pot, or the first one I made? 😊
Great job, Harry! Looks like time for a wood shavings+resin project!
Thank you, Julie! Great idea, what should I make? Do you prefer this honey pot, or the first one I made? 😊
@@HarrySmithWoodturning How about a vase or platter? I lean more traditional in style, so I prefer the first one you made. (But both are great!)
I absolutely love this! What a great idea! 🥰🥰🥰
Fantastic Harry. Truly awesome.
Stunning👌❤️
Thank you, Gerry! Do you prefer this honey pot or the first one I made? 😊
@@HarrySmithWoodturning both have their merits but in saying that the latest one I prefer👌
You make such beautiful things
Beautiful
Thank you, Angela! Do you prefer this honey pot, or the first one I made? 😊
That was very cool!
BEAUTIFUL ❤️
Thank you, Madeleine! Do you prefer this honey pot or the first one I made? 😊
Very nice! I like the novel idea of the shape, and the wood is beautiful. :)
Thank you! Do you prefer this honey pot, or the first one I made? 😊
@@HarrySmithWoodturning It's a difficult choice, as they're both wonderful. I like the other's shape a bit more, but this one's use of the contrasting woods is also terrific. (I don't believe I've seen anything of yours that I didn't like.) So, I guess my choice would be 'all the above'. :)
Very cool! Well done!
A good look to it, but I think the lid may become glued to the pot with honey. A little bit looser fit might be better.
Love the craftmanship, really beautifull piece.
But i dont understand the carving waste.. couldnt you get the same result with a stick half the tickness of the one you use??.
And also use your bandsaw to cut some of the corners of from the jar piece?
Im just trying to learn, this is not meant as critic but a question towards the process..
Very cool piece
Thank you, Michael! Do you prefer this honey pot, or the first one I made? 😊
Nicely done!
Thank you, Doug! Do you prefer this honey pot or the first one I made? 😊
Love this project.
Thank you, Chris! Do you prefer this honey pot or the first one I made? 😊
@@HarrySmithWoodturning I watched your video without sound ( my wife was watching the tv). I could not figure out why you drilled a hole in the side of the lid until I saw the end pictures. Love the honey pot idea.
Skillful use of the roughing gouge and excellent end product 👌
Beautiful Harry :)
...perfect colors for this project...you were shooting for a bee theme???...👍
I was impressed by your oscillating sander impression on the separate wood blocks at 3:10...😆
Matt
Thank you very much, Matt! I was certainly going for the bee theme. Do you think I hit the nail on the head? 😅 Do you prefer this honey pot or the first one I made? 😊
@@HarrySmithWoodturning ...absolutely!...but I didn't catch it until you started on the handle...then it clicked...
While they're both great, I think the bee scheme is really unique...👍
Matt
Exceptional craftsmanship as always Harry! Love the design and functionality of this particular piece. Pragmatic and beautiful. Well done sir!!
Lovely!
Both are Beautiful ❤
Love it.
Thank you, Andy! Do you prefer this honey pot, or the first one I made? 😊
Very interesting, cool & unique honey pot. I too am curious if the black walnut & cedar will change the honey taste.
Unexpected? That the grain almost lined up?
Nice work, Harry! I'm relaxing to watch 👍👍
very nice 👍 !!
So.... you didn't expect it to come out so awesome? Surprise! 👍
Realmente hermoso!!!! 👏👏👏💖💖💖🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷
Thank you, Silvia! Do you prefer this honey pot or the first one I made? 😊
Very nice
Thank you! Do you prefer this honey pot, or the first one I made? 😊
Beautiful! Is that Danish Oil you're using?
Woodturning sklls bubutnya good job mr
Very nice!!! Did you seal the wood with “BEE’s” wax?!?! Get it!!!!😂😂😂😂
What we’re using to clean the sandpaper? Thanks
Wow , grate work , real smart art , is it for sale and were ?
What was that that you cleaned the sandpaper with?
what were you cleaning the sanding disc with
Worked with a man who lost his arm wearing gloves while using a lathe
I don't think he'll stop until he has an accident. People including me have commented on the gloves before but he thinks he knows better
Did he check behind the couch? I always check behind the couch when I lose something.
He shouldn't have tried to shake hands with it.
This one turned out great. The lid fits well. I love Black Walnut. I honestly don't remember what the other one looked like...😶
Hi Harry. What are you cleaning your sandpaper with
There's a kind of rubbery thing you can get that cleans it. To tell the truth I've not seen the video but used to make furniture and that's what was used.
Did you have the lathe turning backward when you started with the roughing gouge? If yes, why?
Why didn't you mark the circle on the MDF before attaching the lathe base?
What finish did you use on the dipper?
@ Harry Smith
I'm a beekeeper, and so I have seen a lot of honey jars. I have never seen a wooden one. I would think the moisture from the honey would soak into the wood. I also wonder if the wood will give off any flavors, I hope not.
Would using bee's wax on the inside not solve the problems.
@@rogerthomas7040 Actually, yes. It would need to be recoated every so often, but yes, I think that should work well.
And wood glue is not waterproof, I wonder if the honey would soften the glue. In any event I don't want glue in my honey.
You should try using a bowl gouge instead of using a spindle roughing gouge. I watch a lot of wood turning videos and my fave ones are by @spraguewoodturning. His videos are very instructive and spindle gouges are usually only used to rough out the shape, bowl gouges or round carbide cutters are better for achieving a clean finish. I’m not a turner so you don’t have to take my word for it maybe you have seen some of his videos
If you turn somthing narrow out of a whole stem, you have to be aware that you end up with the inner rings, where the wood is very weak. That it did not break, that must have been the unexpected thing...
Nice Harry ! I was even impressed how you removed all of the dust from the sandpaper 😊
Thank you! Satisfying wasn't it! Do you prefer this honey pot, or the first one I made? 😊
@@HarrySmithWoodturning I remember the other one also. What always wins me over is a high shine glaze finish. It could be a clothes leg and I'd love it 😊 . Great ski!l and hobby though. You must need a lot of shelves, or a shop !
Is the honey pot for sale
I dont think you used enough glue!😅
What is the finish?
very nice
If shorter I would buy this and store pencils in
at home
would not dare bring it to the office too many thieves
yes the pattern that emerged on the piece was .......... was it skill or does you title say it was luck.
very nice.
Unnatural
Nice
I'm still waiting for the unexpected bit, or is that another video?
gereat idea
Thank you, Mark! Do you prefer this honey pot, or the first one I made? 😊
the chipping at the edge of the lid hurts my soul. Stuff like that always happens to me.
а чем это он очищал наждачку?
Oh Honey you did it again. But why¿?
museum quality
Running a lathe with gloves and long sleeves….good luck with that.
Winnie the Poo would be proud.
Cool
Thank you, Mariah! Do you prefer this honey pot, or the first one I made? 😊
lovely item but scary watching you holding the tools incorrectly
How was he holding the tools incorrectly?. I'm not a woodworker but seen lots of these videos. I couldn't tell from seeing him work. What is the difference.
🍯 🐝 ❤
Very handsome.
Thousands of pounds worth of machinery to make that! The electricity to run it is worth more than a stupid honey pot.
I know...
I know...
Работа, конечно, красивая, но... Вообще никого не смущает, что он в порванных перчатках работает на токарном станке?
What is this??? I clicked because the thumbnail showed a tiny branch on the lathe. Was curious to see that. Then the video is a bunch of glued blocks. Wtf?
I would not want wood glue with my honey.
"This Was Unexpected!" Where in the video is the unexpected bit? I was expecting the chuck to grip hold of your gloves and pull one of your finger off, ho well, but maybe next time.
Watched the whole video, waiting to see what was unexpected... Why the clickbait?? I would've watched and given this a "like" if it had an honest title... You have the skills, no need to bait people. Sad
Hmmm. What was on the label wasn't in the tin.
[The title and thumbnail didn't match the video.]
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Thank you! Do you prefer this honey pot, or the first one I made? 😊
Also you should slow down the speed you use in my honest opinion.
Great work, but hate the clickbait title
What was unexpected?