Flash drive heirloom box....One of a kind
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 ก.พ. 2025
- We all have this kind of thin stock laying around,so why not turn it into beautiful cross grain box?!
Anyway, I'll hope you'll enjoy and sorry for inconsistent audio, that's my biggest problem and soon I'll work out the solution.
Enjoy
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MY LATHE
drechslershop....
STEINERT WEBSITE
drechslershop....
AFFILIATE LINKS
NEUREITER and WOODCUT tools I use :
M42 BOWL GOUGES - neureiter.idev...
SCRAPERS - neureiter.idev...
CRYOGENIC BOWL GOUGES - neureiter.idev...
WOODCUT PRO CUTTER - neureiter.idev...
WOODCUT PRO ADVANCE - neureiter.idev...
IRONS SHEAR SCRAPER - neureiter.idev...
WOODCUT BOWL SAVER - neureiter.idev...
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GURTOOL TOOLS
Bowl gouge - www.gurtool.cz...
Spindle gouge -www.gurtool.cz...
Calipers - www.gurtool.cz...
Sanding pads - www.gurtool.cz...
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www.tobi.si/en
CBN WHEEL
www.tobi.si/hr...
BENCH GRINDER
www.tobi.si/hr...
DIAMOND FILE
www.tobi.si/hr...
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disclaimer Methods that are shown works great for me and they are not only methods out there, if you find this or any other method not comfortble,please use some other way.
Thank you and enjoy
Tomislav, I still learn something from you every video. Thank you for supporting our community like you do! Blessings for you and your family!
Thank you very much, I really appriciate that ☺️
All the best to you and your family as well 😀
Deine Arbeit brachte meine Erinnerung zurück. 1972 fuhr ich in London mit der U-BAHN. Ein
Fahrgast zog aus seinem Jackett eine Holzdose in Diskusform und stopfen seine Pfeife mit dem Tabak aus dieser Dose. Ich war begeistert. Zu dem Zeitpunkt hatte ich Pfeife geraucht aber nicht gedrechselt. Heute drechsel ich ,rauche aber nicht mehr. Ich werde aber trotzdem solche Dose drechseln.
Gruss
Wolf
Ahrensbök , Deutschland
Thank you Wolf, glad I bring up nice memories☺️ thank you very much for watching
Thanks for sharing love the little box it gives me something new to try i have plenty of scrapes bin saving for doing something like that
Your efficiency is epic!! Man I love to watch you spin! I’m getting to be about half your speed now and looking to keep improving but you and Richard are my standards by which I judge myself. I always forget just how humble and beautiful beeswax by itself is! I have some blanks of oak stair tread about 1”, 25 mm thick right now and I’m going to duplicate this process as exactly as I can step by step and see if I can reproduce your results! Thanks for inspiring me yet again! Thank the lord I am retired and can do this when I feel good enough. Had major gut surgery and have reasonably severe back issues to deal with but what can you do? At least I feel I accomplish something when I go spinning! God bless you sir! Take care! Scott
Hi Scott, really sorry to hear about surgery, hopefully you are ok now, just take your time on the lathe, don't need to rush it and enjoy shavings ☺️
Thank you very much for kind words and support
lovely little box Tomi, I love the way you guide us through the process.
Thank you for that😉
love your work. as always nice looking.
And another project added to my list. Thanks again for all you show us.
I love the simplicity of this design. I have a big box of cutoffs that I now know what to use them for. That will be much better than using them to heat my shop!
Indeed Richard, Although warmth is more important 😅 thank you very much for watching
Love your work , can watch all day, very educational, you missed your vocation, keep it up!!!!
Thank you 🤗
Looks like that spindle gouge will soon make it to the Tomislav Turning Wall of Fame! Thanks for another fine video!
Thank you, I love that gouge but probably it will be reused as something else☺️
Another one to add to my try and do list. I do have some recently picked up small oak logs to try this project out with. It will take me a lot lot longer to do but I will follow your video directions closely.
Your videos really do help me to be more confident with my techniques.
Happy turning.
Thank you very much, don't have to work fast,take your time and enjoy shavings.
Always enjoy your videos. Thanks for sharing.
Lovely little box. I can see this being used for many purposes. Great project.
Thank you, ohhh there are number of different uses, that is why I like this kind of shape 🤗 Thank you for watching
Tomislav, It's amazing how a piece of scrap can turn into something simple yet elegant at the same time, well done Sir! Take care, Wayne
Thank you Wayne, Appriciate that ☺️
Outstanding, you are beginning to mold me into a turner. I watch and then try it myself. Thanks so much.
Thank you, glad you be of help ☺️
Great project Tomislav, so simple yet nice. This gives me an idea as to what I should make with the many offcuts of oak skirting I have left over. Thanks for sharing.
Awsome, glad to hear that and thank you soo much for watching and comment 🤗
Lovely little box. Boxes are one of my favourite pieces to turn. You've certainly made a gorgeous one here.
Thank you ☺️ I like turning boxes as well
I'm amazed at your skill.
Thank you very much sir 🤗
A lovely little box indeed. I wouldn't dare try it myself, but always pleased to see your mastery of the craft.
Thank you, try it, it really isn't that bad to make and its really fun 😉 haven't forgot about the order, just have to deal with all other stuff as well, so it might take a while, hopefully its ok?
Thanks for watching 🤗
Very nice bowl, simple design that is quite elegant. The design with the lid taller than the box turned out well. What a great way to use cut-offs; that's the cool thing about both wood turning and resin casting, it's really hard to find material that one can call "scrap" anymore. Once again, just watching you turn provides great instruction in tool techniques.
Thank you so much for kind words and support 🤗
That is a very nice little project, Tomislav. Well done. 🌞🌞
Thanks 😀
Excellent use of scrap wood. I really love the simple elegant design. Would you have any issues with me copying your design for use in my own video? I would give you full credit in the description. Thank you for all your excellent instructional videos. I feel I have learned a great deal from them. I have a long way to go but I’m starting to get the hang of it. Thanks again for everything. Scott.
Thank you Scott, no worries I do look forward to see your version☺️
Beautiful and yet simple design perfectly executed. Well done! Thank you for sharing your tips, tricks, and expertise.
Thank you,very much appriciate that ☺️
Nice little box Tomislav and no waste timber
Beautiful as always. Fun that it was made from scraps.
Beautiful lidded bowl Tomislav.
Thank you
It can be a very nice wedding ring box, maybe with a piece of silk as a “bed” for the rings.
Indeed,great idea👍
Very nice, Another great video. Thanks for the great information.
Thank you very much
Encore une belle leçon de design simple efficasse, merci !
Merci, thank you very much
Beautiful clam shell box.
Thank you 🤗
Really lovely work and great result
Thank you sir 😀
Beautiful box Tomislav.👍
Perfect for our clubs scrap wood project. Thank you
Good job! In order for me to do things like this, I really need to buy a few more sizes/styles of jaws for my chuck.
Thank you for watching, in terms of chucks, accually a lot things could be done on this project using jam chuck.
@@tomislavtomasicwoodturning I know... I'm one of those not comfortable with jam chucks. I've been turning since 7th grade 45 years ago, and that experience trying to use jam chucks left me with a little PTSD.
Nice piece. Thanks for sharing
🕶very nice Tomislav. Thanks
Beautiful bowl ☺☺
Nice piece of work
Very nice work.
Question Below, but first thanks for the turning video of this beautiful but simple small box. I also liked your comment about colorful socks -lol. Question, when melting/spreading out the beeswax do you use something like Boiled Linseed Oil on the rag to help spread and smooth the final finish?
Thank you sir 😀
Usually I do add oil but you can work beeswax around turning without.... Oil will help with spreding but also with hard to reach details
Really nice box. I was actually planning to make something similar for a long time already.
The inspiration for it came from Mike Peace's "Clamshell Box". I even have the blank ready & waiting for it.
I wouldn't call it quick & easy though! 😎
Once you start you'll realised it is kind of quick and easy😅, the important thing is that you enjoy it 🤗
Thank you for watching
Very nice. Thanks
Hermosa cajita Le hubiera quedado lindo el pie a la base de mi punto de vista
Thank you for sharing another nice little project! Great way to use cut offs from another project.
I’m fairly new to turning so this may be a silly question ….. I noticed you have a collar on your tool rest shaft. Is this set so you can easily drop the rest to where your chisel hits the wood at the center?
Thank you again for your videos 🤠🇨🇱
Thank you Randy very much, you are correct. This banjo has a sort of big travel so I reduce that height a bit so Its much faster to get to close enough height. Its accually a bit lower but I did get this to be a temporary solution until little muscle memorie kicks in but started to like it so I'll probably make one for the video as well😉
nice work, thanks.
I personally love oak, it's grain, color, hardness, the smell when you work it. I still think Oak has a reputation as being somehow "common" when it's quite uncommon. People always seem to covet what they don't have readily at their disposal and overlook the wonderful things they do.
Indeed, I like it a lot as well.... Works nicely and finish is great on it
What and elegant little box, thank you. I know what I will be doing for a while. May I ask what kind of chuck you are using?
Thank you very much, I use vicmark chucks, great and Will last you a life time☺️
Nice job
Ah toda madre. Gracias
Hi Tomislav, Thanks for your thoughtful instruction. Is the oil you use with the wax plain mineral oil or BLO or?
I have Live Oak in my area and I love the swirling grain. My challenge is to keep it from cracking.
On this one is some woodturners oil, I haven't read content but I think its BLO but without metal dryers
You can use what ever you have on hand, mineral oil or any other oil
Love it
Здравствуйте. Замечательная работа.
Скажите, пожалуйста, как ведёт себя отделка воском, если на нее попадают капли воды? Как боретесь с пятнами от капель? Или нужно каждый раз полировать заново?
Thank you, beeswax is not durable finish and it doesn't have to be.... For stuff like this boxes is perfectly fine and for utilitarian stuff its gonna be washed anyway , so no finish is also great
Спасибо
elegant
I've noticed you switch between scraper & gouge without any adjustment in height of tool rest. The camera angle, I can't tell what your height is?
Are using the scraper below center or are you using the gouge above, or both?
I learn so much from you - interested in more. Thanks
Thank you sir 🤗
For gouges I don't bother that it has to be in milimetar precise height, so for me it works on Center or above... For scrapers again I don't watch the tool rest, instead I focus on the angle between top of the scraper and portion of the wood scraped, that angle needs to be less then 90
Hope it makes sense 😅
@tomislavtomasicwoodturning that explains it.
1. More question please.
When doing a shear scrap, with the blade tilted, does the angle still have to be less than 90 degrees or could it be 90 or slightly more? Does the tilt of the blade & the direct with the wood turning change the rule?
Thanks a million
"nice, simple box.." Simplicity isn't that easy!
Kind of disappointed about the socks admission 😂
😂 Its a joke😀 soon I'll use colorfull stuff from my todler,with little animals😅 that colorfull socks are sort of an icon now.
I've been waiting for a comment about socks.
Those socks should be in woodturning hall of fame.... Everyone knows about them☺️