Woodturning - Box Making #4 - Japanese Tea Box
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 17 ต.ค. 2024
- Woodturning - next in my series of box making videos. This is a twist on the spigot lid box as it has an inner lid. It's a Japanese style tea box. The inside has no finish as it's used for tea leaves, but the outside has been waxed. Made from ash. Hollowed with various tools - Les Thorne Spindle Gouge, Simon Hope 6mm Carbide Tool, Crown Revolution with scraper tip.
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Since I started making these videos in 2017, I have been lucky enough to receive the support of some manufacturers with materials to use in my videos. Since May 2018, Chestnut Products have provided me with stains, an iridescent paints sample set, lacquers and waxes. I'd like to thank them for their kind and generous support. Martin Saban-Smith has provided me with a sample set of Intrinisic Colours.
All other products and tools, unless where indicated, have been bought from suppliers at retail prices. Products mentioned in my videos are for information purposes so that viewers know what I have used.
Very nice tea box Stewart. 👍🇺🇸
Thanks, Cortland!
Beautiful piece!
Thank you very much! Glad you like it!
Yep!! another S.F. project on the list. Thanks Stewart......
Ian Chappell My pleasure, Ian! Cheers!!
Very nice box, strange without colour from you!
Thanks
James
Thanks, James! Every now and then the natural look appeals to me!
Great design Stewart! Thanks, V
Thanks, V - glad you like it. Just need to tweak the fit of the lid and it'll be ready for use. Cheers!
Nice piece Stewart
Cheers, Chris!
Beautiful box Stewart, love the double lid idea too.
Cheers
Mike
Cheers, Mike. I remember seeing a video on TH-cam years ago of somebody making one of these and have wanted to make one for ages. Glad I finally did it!
Thanks Stewart
Fun video,nice project
Cheers, Steven. Glad you enjoyed it.
Great video Stewart, I,ll have to make one for my daughter she love teas. Thanks for sharing.
Cheers, Gary - sounds like a Christmas present idea has been hatched....
At last! Somebody that actually knows how to treat tea. Please don't shatter my illusion by telling me you put the milk in first. lol
Nicely done Stewart.
Cheers, Pete! Don't worry about the milk going in first! I drink it without milk.....but biscuits are always welcome!
@@stewartfurini Mmmmm. Biscuits!
@@PeteBeardsley got a friend coming on Saturday to have a go at turning...and she's bringing cake!!! I'll be spoilt!!
😯 Cake!
Thanks for showing the process Stewart. 👍🏻
No problem, John. It was a nice project to do.
great box. don't get to see you turning very often. should see more
Thank you - will try to do more turning in future videos. Cheers!
You really excel at this box making, Stewart. I love the inner lid feature of this one. Nice job!
Phil
Thanks, Phil - this was a fun project to do. Glad you like it. Cheers!
Neat, great work
Thank you - glad you like it. Cheers!
Very nice design pal, I need to practice my box making. Thanks for sharing. 👊👊👊
Cheers, Martin - this is a good one to practice as you get to try out two different lid styles.
Nice Job Stuart... I'm a little surprised you didn't use an appropriate base stain with a contrasting translucent top color and a charred piece to transition the lid and... Nice Job Stuart.
Haha....yep, this is VERY restrained for me....especially after last week's colourful effort!
Nice tea caddy made of cherry I bet it tastes grand 😉👍👍
Cheers, Barry!
Nice tea box. I like the double lid idea. I'd probably use it for M&Ms since we use tea bags. Those are yummy too.
That's true! Plenty of delicious things in the world!
Hi Stewart a very nice double lidded tea box , this will give insperation to us lesser tunners ,please weep the vids comming
regards Doug bennington ( suffolk)
My pleasure, Doug - glad you enjoyed this one. It's a fun project. Cheers!
I really love this Tea Box 😍
Thanks, Bonnie! Need to do a little sanding on the lid as it's got a bit tighter now it's in the house...but better than being too loose! Cheers!!
Great looking tea box
Thanks - glad you like it!
Cherry wood flavored tea sounds yummy lol . I really like the idea of double lids . I'm going to make my great niece a mushroom box with a music box in the bottom of it for Christmas . But it was minus 22 degree's here today and I don't have heat in my shop so it will have to wait . Great job .
Cheers, Glen! Wow - pretty chilly then!! It's still above freezing here and we're moaning about the cold! Must be more resolute!!!
Awesome
Cheers, gla you like it!
Thanks for sharing Stewart love the lid inside a lis.
Thanks, Micheal! Glad you like this one. Cheers!
Ahhhh. Xmas pressie idea!!! Thank you.....
Yep - time to get a few made! Cheers, David!
Love these double lidded boxes. I'm going to try making one soon.
Thanks, Miss Tee...have fun making your own. Cheers!
Hi Stewart, I love the two lids, great idea and nice piece.nice surprise when you take the first one off. Really nice piece. Cheers, Huw. PS I was with your cousin Pip yesterday at a Craft Market in Carmarthen, our stalls were next to each other. I have a platter I had decorated on display and Pip commented that the only other person he had seen decorate a piece was his cousin. When I asked Pip for the name I nearly fell off the floor when he gave me your name!!! Huw
Cheers, Huw - would think keeping some of Pip's hot chocolate in a lovely two-lidded wooden box would be cool! Perhaps you could team up. Small world in deed.....Take care!
@@stewartfurini Brilliant idea. He's has asked me to finish off a dozen wooden cups for him someone made for him. I'll put it to him when he drops the cups off, as he doesn't too far from me. Huw
@@WoodenItBeNice Nice one - I know he wanted some wooden cups to sell alongside his chocolate.....a new business opportunity looks like it's coming your way...Cheers!!
Stewart, I was watching another japanese tea caddy making video. When the caddy was finished the grain matched up PERFECTLY with the lid - and I don't understand HOW because the lip of the main container being cut away would cause the lid to SLIDE DOWN and not match up any more.
Hi Susan - you can usually get away with a thin parting tool cut between the lid and the body and allow for the inner spigot and still get a pretty good grain match up, especially if the blank has reasonably straight grain.
@@stewartfurini Oh Thank-you - so THAT'S what it's called - the Inner Spigot. I thought you were indulging in some kind of woodturning wizardry to which I was not party! Thanks again. I was watching a Japanese tea cladding making video (Process X, I think) and man... I was just sheer bamboozled!
Happy to help!
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nice tea caddie/box ;)
Cheers, gobble degook! Glad you like it.
just to update ya on new sorby fingernail profiler.... i've found that by taking the cross bar out, it is more than possible to use the system to sharpen inch + chisels..... no need to upgrade to CBN and wolverine system.. saved myself an absolute fortune...lol and thanks for your help + feedback bro. R
Cheers, Rodney! Will resist the tempation to buy another system to see what's it like!!! Have been browsing the internet looking at the wolverine and woodcut systems....and tormek as well! Will stop!!!
Great idea, nicely done! :D
Thanks, Dave! It was a fun box to do.
What finish (if any)? Perhaps a little color too, on the outside?
A restrained one from me! Outside was finished with cut 'n' polish and microrystalline wax....
Hi Stewart
What makes this a "Japanese" Tea Box? Now if it had many coats of lacquer and then been polished I might see where the name came from. No finish on the inside to protect your leaf tea, what next!
Hi Roger...this is the Japanese connection... www.thejapaneseshop.co.uk/large-cherry-bark-japanese-tea-caddy/?gclid=Cj0KCQiAtrnuBRDXARIsABiN-7CKeMPlN55vcCOkCSBJhVGpLZhCzk64LmwppkZ2dHx5A9rRNv1bYVcaAoQaEALw_wcB. Next will be no sanding or removal of tool marks to maintain the artisan feel of the wood!!
Good idea Stewart,shame about the lid!👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍😁
Thanks, Alan - yep, a shame, but it shouldn't take me long to turn up a replacement. Cheers!
Nice piece Stewart. Shame about it splitting.
Cheers! Yep, I need to replace the inner lid, but it's an easy job to do...must get round to it!!!
Surely those lids are toooooo tight
Hi Ron....the inner one will get remade because of the split and will be looser than it is now. I'll fettle the fit of the outer lid in a couple of weeks after the box has been indoors for a while and is acclimatised. But yes it is a tad too tight at the moment..
Adorable and I actually like the unfinished wood idea for a tea box, on the inside for certain.
Thanks, Jen! I'm sure a sanded inside is all that's needed. Glad you liked this project. Cheers!