Julie!! I love it and am so honored and humbled that you'd send such a gift! It truly does pull at my heart strings. I'll keep it with my collection of challenge coins and cherish it forever! Thank you very much & Semper Fi 💖😊
I could binge watch your videos! As a child I used to spend as much time as possible watching my grandpa working in the wood shop. As I hit the middle school years my dad got out of the navy and set up a machine shop and turned metal. For me it brings happy memories. Thank you
R Humphrey as a child I have wonderful memories of building wood shavings castles and the smell of the fresh wood. Some of the most special times. When I was older I can remember playing with the shaving from dads metal lathe and getting yelled at for not having my shoes on in the shop. These are both good memories
I agree Olive wood is really beautiful. You "turned" both pieces into spectacular looking handles. You won't find to many like those at the Pizza eatery's. And a special thanks to the maker of that wood! Really nice to see you are on the mend. Take care brother, Gary
Olive wood is GORGEOUS! When we travel to California, we always stop at The Olive Pit in Corning. The store has some wonderful pieces of Olive Wood Kitchen Utensils. I could happily buy one of each, except they are expensive! Thanks for sharing your Pizza Serving Pieces turning with us! Semper Fi, Ellen
Hello Rod how fantastic to hear your voice and see you working again. The Olive wood you are working with is stunning and fantastic. Thank you dear friend I take it you are doing well in your treatment. Semper Fi awesome young man that you are.
I am getting ready to turn my first pizza cutter handle, which is why I am watching your video. I hope mine turn out as nice as yours. I am a new turner so I admire your work. Thank you for sharing.
MR.Humphrey olive wood is beautiful.A master craftsman like you can turn any piece of wood into something beautiful .Your work is impeccable nice.The pizza cutter set is heavy duty and nice.Thank you for sharing.❤❤👍👍👍👍👍
These are beautiful and olive wood is just divine! It's incredible how such small things make such a huge difference in the quality of everyday life! Thank you for sharing!
The woodgrain of the Olive Wood make those handles amazing. Hope your shoulder is healing nicely and getting stronger. It's good to see you back making new videos!
Thank you! I still have a ways to go before I'm back to full turning abilities, but doing these outside style turns is doable. Happy to be back on the lathe! 😊
Beautiful wood - the grain almost looks like spalting, but without the punkiness. Appropriate for pizza tool handles, especially if you like olives on your pizza! Hope your shoulder is getting better by the day!
A handsome wood with a bold grain as befitting that big cutter! Such a clever idea to make the handles removable so that the tools can be cleaned without damaging the wood. Hope you enjoyed your pizza as much as I enjoyed the making of the handles!
Thanks very much! It is a well made product for sure. I'll be listing them in my store rather than using them myself... soon, just gathering initial inventory 😊
Love the grain in the olive wood. Would be interesting to be able to follow that wood back to its original place of harvest. You always give a lot of attention to the smallest details, and that is why your pieces are always museum quality. Keep taking care of the shoulder. Thanks for the video. God Bless You, and as always BE SAFE! Anchors Away.
My pleasure Mitchell, and thank you for your frequent comments! I hope you've recovered fully! I have a ways to go, but my range of motion is increasing bit by bit... 😊
I love the olive wood. It’s beautiful! Always enjoy watching. I’m looking forward to seeing your work on Etsy. Hoping the shoulder is healing nicely. God Bless
Hi Rod, I love Olivewood and have made pens for my family as Christmas presents. The aroma that comes off it when you drill and turn it is just gorgeous. Thanks for the shout out and look forward to receiving your sticker. Cheers, Huw
Thank you very much, Huw, and thank you for your sticker!! My pleasure to give someone of your talent a shout! I'll get a sticker in the mail to you soon, cheers!
Lovely work as always I’ve never had the pleasure of turning olive wood glad to see you back I hope you’re shoulder isn’t giving you problems All the best from scotland
Well as usual if I get in here more than a few minutes after you release a video everything I would like to say has already been said. I guess when it comes to your work we all think alike. Thanks for sharing.
Hi Rod, Great job on those handles, they turned out beautiful! Olive wood is gorgeous, and SO pleasant to turn, I have way too little opportunity to get my hands on it. Take care and keep up the great work. Semper Fi! Best regards Lars
I have seen a couple of videos with Olive Wood and the grain is amazing. I am hoping to turn some in the future. The challenge coin is a surprise. Thanks and keep up the great work.
Hello Mr Humphrey, watching you and other turners I decided to order a full-size lathe to replace my mini lathe. Now the hard part, it’s going to be a week before my Grizzly gets here. I’ll probably go crazy before it gets here which is ok, the VA already thinks I’m nuts. I do hope to be able to video some of the process of setting up the lathe and my first turnings on the Grizzly. Have a great day and thank you for what you do.
Congrats on getting a bigger lathe! I've heard good things about the Grizzly, I hope it gives you years of satisfying and productive peace and solace. Thanks for your service! Stay positive brother, and happy turning!
Everybody likes pizza Mr. Humphrey... The missus will be admiring them handles you did here... You'll have to make more now...to match all her other kitchen stuff...👍🇬🇧
Very nice handles. Olive wood is beautiful. I want to use some for knife handles. I would love to see you use some of the dust in inlays. I think I know how it would be done but I'd like to see it.
Thank you Eric! check out this video of a skull & Cross bone inlay I did. Somewhere in about the 14 minute to 15 minute range you'll see me using the black walnut dust to help fill gaps. th-cam.com/video/jNh_bqiKR6I/w-d-xo.html
That is beautiful wood and you made great handles. I see those cutoffs as buttons of some sort down the road. I also saw another bag o' shavings while you were turning (before your explanation). Glad to see you're doing well.
Olive wood is beautiful stuff! Looks dense, but it looks like it's easy to turn. The handles turned out great. I've always wanted to do a project, using olive, but haven't yet.
Really nice handles would love to have a go with the Olivewood myself it looks great. I wish I could get my chisels even half as sharp as you get yours, that where my turning is lacking. 👍👍👍
Thanks very much! I don't think I sharpen any better than anyone else really, I just like to emphasize to those new to turning, that sharp tools are a must. I use the wolverine system and make very quick passes over the cbn wheel, often just one or two passes gently so the edge doesn't heat up.
Rod anychance you could send me a picture of said system as I really struggle with the sharpening side of turning thanks in advance if you can if not no worries
I have a new business plan Rod-----Susan will make the pizzas, you will make the handles for the cutters and I will deliver the pizzas! you do the best work and we all know where that talent comes from.........God Bless.
Now that you have a pizza cutter, when are you going to serve pizza to your subscribers? 😱🤫. Nice job, Ron!!! Glad to see you are doing better after the shoulder surgery. Thanks for providing input to the lathe I asked you about earlier.
Thank you! It's getting better, but a long ways to go yet. I'm only able to do these outside type of turns, no bowls, or anything that I need to do any twisting with. Not yet... Hope your recovery goes smoothly!
My grandfather has an olive wood pen I've admired my whole life. Gosh, that pen must be 40 years old now. It is always in his breast pocket. It really is a beautiful wood. ♡ I was just watching the mushroom tea light video made with shavings yesterday. When you're up to it, I'd love to see another project done with leftover shavings.
That sounds like a nice pen! I wonder if there's more to that story... I've tried something with just a little bit of those shavings for this week's project, but I'm not sure if it will turn out good or bad just yet. 🤔😊
@@RHumphrey Ahh I wish I could ask him more about it. Unfortunately he is 95 and has severe dementia now. All I know is that he picked it up while on holiday in the USA visiting friends. I was but a wee muffin then, so I've no idea where he went!
Great tip on the sanding dust. Gotta get my hands on some olive wood. Looks like it cuts like butter. And finishes beautifully. Where did you find the utensil kits? Seriously heavy duty.
I think they are beautiful! Question: Would it be easier to drill your hole and then epoxy the metal insert. Then put on a drill chuck and use a mandrel? I'm a beginner and liked the way you did it, but it seems easier using a mandrel!
Thank you! The great thing about this craft is that there are many ways to do the same thing! I'd say go with what seems right for you, and happy turning! 😊
Nice project. A set is on my list of projects to do. What brand of tools did you use for your set? They look like very good quality. Thanks for sharing Rod.
R Humphrey thanks. I’ll give those a try sometime this year. Maybe they’ll be my next turning project. I have some nice Bocote left over from my ice cream scoop project I did for Christmas presents. th-cam.com/video/M0H71EJ95Js/w-d-xo.html
I have made a lot of these very pizza cutters. Stainless steel and very high quality. I jokingly say they could be registered as a weapon. Those that pick it up always say "Wow"!
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So glad you liked the coin and thank you for all your hard work hope the shoulder is coming along the olive wood was gorgeous 🇬🇧👏🏻💯💯👏🏻🇬🇧
Julie!! I love it and am so honored and humbled that you'd send such a gift! It truly does pull at my heart strings. I'll keep it with my collection of challenge coins and cherish it forever! Thank you very much & Semper Fi 💖😊
I could binge watch your videos! As a child I used to spend as much time as possible watching my grandpa working in the wood shop. As I hit the middle school years my dad got out of the navy and set up a machine shop and turned metal. For me it brings happy memories. Thank you
Thank you very much! Thank you also, for sharing your nice memories, they sound wonderful!
R Humphrey as a child I have wonderful memories of building wood shavings castles and the smell of the fresh wood. Some of the most special times. When I was older I can remember playing with the shaving from dads metal lathe and getting yelled at for not having my shoes on in the shop. These are both good memories
I agree Olive wood is really beautiful. You "turned" both pieces into spectacular looking handles. You won't find to many like those at the Pizza eatery's.
And a special thanks to the maker of that wood!
Really nice to see you are on the mend.
Take care brother,
Gary
Thank you very much, Gary!
Olive wood is GORGEOUS! When we travel to California, we always stop at The Olive Pit in Corning. The store has some wonderful pieces of Olive Wood Kitchen Utensils. I could happily buy one of each, except they are expensive! Thanks for sharing your Pizza Serving Pieces turning with us!
Semper Fi,
Ellen
I agree completely, Ellen, I love this wood! Semper Fi
Gorgeous pizza handle
Thanks very much! 😊
No matter the degree of difficulty you give each project the attention to detail that makes watching you a joy. Thank you for all your hard work.
Thank you very much, Jody!
Hello Rod how fantastic to hear your voice and see you working again. The Olive wood you are working with is stunning and fantastic. Thank you dear friend I take it you are doing well in your treatment. Semper Fi awesome young man that you are.
Thank you very much Kobie! Therapy is on schedule...slowly improving 😊 Semper Fi
I am getting ready to turn my first pizza cutter handle, which is why I am watching your video. I hope mine turn out as nice as yours. I am a new turner so I admire your work. Thank you for sharing.
Thanks very much Fred! I hope it goes well!
Thank you, Rod. Olive wood is just beautiful. The quality of the shavings on you bed rest speaks volumes of you as a turner. Semper Fi.
Thank you very much my friend, always appreciated! Semper Fi
The olive wood is very beautiful. You made some great handles. I’d love these in my kitchen.
Your videos are a highlight of my week. Gorgeous handles.
Thank you Douglas, I appreciate that!
Beautiful pieces. This is precision in art. Thanks Mr Humphrey
Thank you, I appreciate that!
Absolutely beautiful.
I feel the same way about Our Beloved Corps. Semper Fi, and keep the faith, Marine.
Thank you! Semper Fidelis brother! God bless our Corps!
Another great job as usual
Thank you very much!
Absolutely love this, grain is beautiful. Only thing lacking is to experience the aroma of the wood. ♥️
Thanks so much!
MR.Humphrey olive wood is beautiful.A master craftsman like you can turn any piece of wood into something beautiful .Your work is impeccable nice.The pizza cutter set is heavy duty and nice.Thank you for sharing.❤❤👍👍👍👍👍
Thanks very much Connie! 😊
I've put Olive wood on my list. Very nice job on the tools and I pray the shoulder is healing well . You are a great inspiration Brother, SF.
Nice of you to say! Thank you, I appreciate the prayers...it's a process, this recovery, but I'm improving! Semper Fi
Beautiful craftsmanship as always! Semper Fi!
Thanks very much! Semper Fi!
These are beautiful and olive wood is just divine! It's incredible how such small things make such a huge difference in the quality of everyday life!
Thank you for sharing!
Thank you very much!
That Olive wood is spectacular
Your handle shapes appear both pleasing to the eye and the hand.
Thanks for the shout out !!
Question Answered !!
Thank you Greg! Happy to do so 😊
Beautiful woodgrain. The handles turned out great. Prayers continue for a full recovery. God bless.
Thank you, I appreciate that!😊
Great handle and video Rod. Olive wood is so lovely to work with.
take care
Mike
Hello Mike! Couldn't agree more, I'm looking forward to working with more soon! Thank you!
Beautiful piece of wood, turned very nicely. Thank you
Thank you very much!
Very nice. Looks like the shoulder is coming along nicely..
Thank you! Slowly but surely I hope 😊
Good work!!!!
Thanks so much!
Those handles are very nice. That wood is beautiful.
Thanks very much! 😊
Great work!! Olive wood is beautiful 😊
Thanks so much!
Olive wood is truly God’s wood, my favorite wood to turn. 👍🇺🇸
I'll be turning more for certain, I really enjoyed it 😊
The woodgrain of the Olive Wood make those handles amazing. Hope your shoulder is healing nicely and getting stronger. It's good to see you back making new videos!
Thank you! I still have a ways to go before I'm back to full turning abilities, but doing these outside style turns is doable. Happy to be back on the lathe! 😊
Beautiful wood - the grain almost looks like spalting, but without the punkiness. Appropriate for pizza tool handles, especially if you like olives on your pizza!
Hope your shoulder is getting better by the day!
Thank you, I appreciate that!
A handsome wood with a bold grain as befitting that big cutter! Such a clever idea to make the handles removable so that the tools can be cleaned without damaging the wood. Hope you enjoyed your pizza as much as I enjoyed the making of the handles!
Thanks very much! It is a well made product for sure. I'll be listing them in my store rather than using them myself... soon, just gathering initial inventory 😊
It makes me want a sausage and olive pizza. Both black and green olive pizza. Semper fi. Glad to see you're feeling better. Keep aiming high
That sounds like a good pizza to me. olives are about the only veggies I like on a pie. Semper Fi brother, will do!
Love the grain in the olive wood. Would be interesting to be able to follow that wood back to its original place of harvest. You always give a lot of attention to the smallest details, and that is why your pieces are always museum quality. Keep taking care of the shoulder. Thanks for the video. God Bless You, and as always BE SAFE! Anchors Away.
Much appreciated! It would be interesting... As always, I appreciate your kind words 😊 Semper Fi
Your pizza cutter handles are just beautiful!
Thank you very much!
Looks like it came off like butter, very nice end result. Glad the shoulder is coming along.
Thank you very much!
Nice pieces but MAN WHAT BEAUTIFUL WOOD THAT IS !!! 👍👍
Thanks so much!
Thanks for sharing,,love your work,,just got over shoulder surgery myself so I feel your pain,,👍
My pleasure Mitchell, and thank you for your frequent comments! I hope you've recovered fully! I have a ways to go, but my range of motion is increasing bit by bit... 😊
Not sure how I missed this one..good to see ya back at it!👍🏻👍🏻
Thanks very much Mike! 😊 Still far from 100%, but I can do smaller projects
Nice work Rod 👍👍👍👍
Thanks so much!
Just awesome. I love your videos. Semper Fi sir.
Very nice! And thank you for sharing about saving the dust; I did not think of that.
You're welcome, and thank you!
I love the olive wood. It’s beautiful! Always enjoy watching. I’m looking forward to seeing your work on Etsy. Hoping the shoulder is healing nicely. God Bless
Thank you, I appreciate that!
Hi Rod, I love Olivewood and have made pens for my family as Christmas presents. The aroma that comes off it when you drill and turn it is just gorgeous. Thanks for the shout out and look forward to receiving your sticker. Cheers, Huw
I made a bowl out of a piece of olive earlier in the week and thought it smelt very wine like!
Thank you very much, Huw, and thank you for your sticker!! My pleasure to give someone of your talent a shout! I'll get a sticker in the mail to you soon, cheers!
Great job Rod...as always, Thanks brother!
Thank you very much!
Simply gorgeous! Way to nice to use!
Thank you very much!
Absolutely gorgeous handles!!!
Thank you very much!
@@RHumphrey You are very welcome! Keep up the amazing work!!
Lovely work as always I’ve never had the pleasure of turning olive wood glad to see you back I hope you’re shoulder isn’t giving you problems
All the best from scotland
All the best from Indiana, and thank you very much! Still a ways to go, but on the mend 😊
Beautiful craftsmanship!
Thank you very much!
The shavings and dust are so pretty!
Aren't they though? Wood is so amazing, so many colors and textures
I love the olive wood. Real time playback is much appreciated. Good to see tool entry and use.
Hope the rehab is going well.
Thank you, and I appreciate the feedback! Mending slowly but surely, 😊
Great work as usual !!!!!!!!
Thanks so much!
Pizza tools I'd be honored to use!
Thank you!😊
Well as usual if I get in here more than a few minutes after you release a video everything I would like to say has already been said. I guess when it comes to your work we all think alike. Thanks for sharing.
You're very kind Glen, thank you very much!
Beautiful wood, looks so soft
a nice hard wood that cuts like butter. it really is a pleasure 😊
The pizza tools you made is awesome.
Thank you very much!
Excellent work. Well done.
Thank you very much!
Beautiful looking pizza handles Rod! Thank you for sharing the video with us.👌👍😎JP
Thank you my friend!😊
Your very welcome Rod! Have a wonderful week!😎
Hi Rod,
Great job on those handles, they turned out beautiful!
Olive wood is gorgeous, and SO pleasant to turn, I have way too little opportunity to get my hands on it.
Take care and keep up the great work.
Semper Fi!
Best regards
Lars
Much appreciated Lars!
Super job as usual!
Thank you very much!
You always do beautiful work, Rod. So do those people who send you pics of their work. That olive woid has a lovely grain. 👍👍👍👍🇦🇺 Semper Fi, mate.
Thank you Cathy! Semper Fi
Those are amazing. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks so much!
They look wonderful. Kostas Annikas uses olive wood most of the time and it's so gorgeous! It's expensive too.
Thanks very much! 😊
I have seen a couple of videos with Olive Wood and the grain is amazing. I am hoping to turn some in the future. The challenge coin is a surprise. Thanks and keep up the great work.
Thank you very much! I sure recommend getting your hands on some, it's so nice to turn!
Nice work and the tools for one of my favorite foods..
Thanks so much!
hiya pal, very nice work. I like it that way, in real time, I can almost imagine doing it myself, lol. fantastic wood.
Thank you, and I appreciate the feedback!
Pretty neat set 😍
Thank you very much!
Hello Mr Humphrey, watching you and other turners I decided to order a full-size lathe to replace my mini lathe. Now the hard part, it’s going to be a week before my Grizzly gets here. I’ll probably go crazy before it gets here which is ok, the VA already thinks I’m nuts.
I do hope to be able to video some of the process of setting up the lathe and my first turnings on the Grizzly. Have a great day and thank you for what you do.
Congrats on getting a bigger lathe! I've heard good things about the Grizzly, I hope it gives you years of satisfying and productive peace and solace. Thanks for your service! Stay positive brother, and happy turning!
Everybody likes pizza Mr. Humphrey...
The missus will be admiring them handles you did here...
You'll have to make more now...to match all her other kitchen stuff...👍🇬🇧
Indeed! She does like them, but I've got other plans for them... 😊
What beautiful grain. I have that same pizza cutter kit that I need to turn a handle for.
Nice quality kit! Enjoy!
Отличная работа.
большое спасибо
Very nice handles. Olive wood is beautiful. I want to use some for knife handles. I would love to see you use some of the dust in inlays. I think I know how it would be done but I'd like to see it.
Thank you Eric! check out this video of a skull & Cross bone inlay I did. Somewhere in about the 14 minute to 15 minute range you'll see me using the black walnut dust to help fill gaps. th-cam.com/video/jNh_bqiKR6I/w-d-xo.html
That is beautiful wood and you made great handles. I see those cutoffs as buttons of some sort down the road. I also saw another bag o' shavings while you were turning (before your explanation). Glad to see you're doing well.
I like that button idea! Yep I have a lot of shavings saved up. Thank you
Love it. 👍
Thanks so much!
Simply beautiful
Thank you very much!
Beautiful
Thank you!
Love the grain in the wood and seeing ur stickers iv gotta send you one of mine.
Thank you! Happy to trade stickers with you 😊
@@RHumphrey sound will get one sent out to u asap.
Nice job on the pizza tools rod! That olivewood is beautiful for sure! Some of the different shavings and dust might make a cool resin cast project.
Thank you! That's some of what I have in mind for the shavings...possibly this week in a limited fashion
Olive wood is beautiful stuff! Looks dense, but it looks like it's easy to turn. The handles turned out great.
I've always wanted to do a project, using olive, but haven't yet.
It really is a joy to turn, and I'm told it makes the shop smell great too. Thank you!
Beautiful work! All we need now is the pizza! If you were closer, I’d make you some...
Thanks very much! 😊 Half a world away from some great pizza I'll bet!
Really nice handles would love to have a go with the Olivewood myself it looks great. I wish I could get my chisels even half as sharp as you get yours, that where my turning is lacking. 👍👍👍
Thanks very much! I don't think I sharpen any better than anyone else really, I just like to emphasize to those new to turning, that sharp tools are a must. I use the wolverine system and make very quick passes over the cbn wheel, often just one or two passes gently so the edge doesn't heat up.
Rod anychance you could send me a picture of said system as I really struggle with the sharpening side of turning thanks in advance if you can if not no worries
Nice pieces, Top! Don't you just love the smell of olivewood when you're turning it?
Billy
Thanks brother! My sense of smell is horrible... I've heard it smells nice though!
I have a new business plan Rod-----Susan will make the pizzas, you will make the handles for the cutters and I will deliver the pizzas! you do the best work and we all know where that talent comes from.........God Bless.
hahaha, now you're talking! ...indeed I do, and I'm thankful!
Now that you have a pizza cutter, when are you going to serve pizza to your subscribers? 😱🤫. Nice job, Ron!!! Glad to see you are doing better after the shoulder surgery. Thanks for providing input to the lathe I asked you about earlier.
Happy to serve you a slice! 🍕 😊 Glad to help, and thank you!
Those look sweet I see your shoulder is better mine is good but no lathe yet probably another month thanks for video
Thank you! It's getting better, but a long ways to go yet. I'm only able to do these outside type of turns, no bowls, or anything that I need to do any twisting with. Not yet... Hope your recovery goes smoothly!
My grandfather has an olive wood pen I've admired my whole life. Gosh, that pen must be 40 years old now. It is always in his breast pocket. It really is a beautiful wood. ♡
I was just watching the mushroom tea light video made with shavings yesterday. When you're up to it, I'd love to see another project done with leftover shavings.
That sounds like a nice pen! I wonder if there's more to that story... I've tried something with just a little bit of those shavings for this week's project, but I'm not sure if it will turn out good or bad just yet. 🤔😊
@@RHumphrey Ahh I wish I could ask him more about it. Unfortunately he is 95 and has severe dementia now. All I know is that he picked it up while on holiday in the USA visiting friends. I was but a wee muffin then, so I've no idea where he went!
Very top!
Much appreciated!
Nice Work
Thank you very much!
is that just a thin steel cable that you burned those accent lines with? that looks really nice!
Great tip on the sanding dust. Gotta get my hands on some olive wood. Looks like it cuts like butter. And finishes beautifully. Where did you find the utensil kits? Seriously heavy duty.
I picked these up at Rockler Woodworking
The Olive wood is beautiful!!! How is your shoulder doing?
Thank you! healing slowly 😊
Great video, Rod! I'd like to see you sharpening process if you wouldn't mind posting a video.
Much appreciated!
Great video - love the olive wood. 2 questions: where did you get the kits? Where did you get the olive wood?
Thank you very much! Rockler & Woodcraft respectively... 😊
Great looking handles. How’d the olive wood smell when you burned in those grooves?
Thank you! I wish my sense of smell was better...but my nose is mostly just decorative in nature, sadly, always has been. 😊
This tools do look great! Wish I had some like those :-)) How´s your sholder?
Thanks very much! It's mending slowly, range of motion is still limited, but therapy is going well, thanks for asking 😊
They look great you can cut "N" serve pizza in style
Thank you very much!
I think they are beautiful!
Question: Would it be easier to drill your hole and then epoxy the metal insert. Then put on a drill chuck and use a mandrel?
I'm a beginner and liked the way you did it, but it seems easier using a mandrel!
Thank you! The great thing about this craft is that there are many ways to do the same thing! I'd say go with what seems right for you, and happy turning! 😊
@@RHumphrey Thank you for your reply. You are the main channel I watch to learn from.
There really beautiful pieces, you make it look so easy, but I know it isn't that easy though.
Thanks very much!
Nice project. A set is on my list of projects to do. What brand of tools did you use for your set? They look like very good quality. Thanks for sharing Rod.
Thank you Don. I picked these up at Rockler
R Humphrey thanks. I’ll give those a try sometime this year. Maybe they’ll be my next turning project. I have some nice Bocote left over from my ice cream scoop project I did for Christmas presents. th-cam.com/video/M0H71EJ95Js/w-d-xo.html
nice! where did the kits come from? looked around and cant find those with the threaded insert
these were both purchased at Rockler. Thank you!
I have made a lot of these very pizza cutters. Stainless steel and very high quality. I jokingly say they could be registered as a weapon. Those that pick it up always say "Wow"!