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Woodturning Maple Burl Pepper Mill With CA Finish | Carl Jacobson
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- Опубликовано: 7 фев 2019
- In this video I turned a piece of Maple burl for this pump grind pepper mill kit from Wood River. I finished it with 15 coats of CA glue. This is a great turning project for beginners.
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Hi my name is Carl Jacobson,
I started woodworking with my grandfather as a young boy. I continued woodworking through high school, and started woodturning after seeing a turned project in a friends shop. Shortly after RUclips started, I was looking for a howto video for duck calls, with no results I decided to make my own video. Some of my fondest memories are working with my grandfather in his wood shop. Being able to share our passion for woodworking, ties it all together.
As a retired Engineer it is very satisfying to see some one remove a chuck from the headstock as it should be. Thanks Carl.
Looks really cool Carl as always you never stop to impress me. I have learnt so much watching you. You always explain everything you do.
Thank you buddy!
Wow. Beautiful work Carl. Amazing wood. Simple design.
Thank you buddy!
I made two of that same hand pepper mill. Wish I had watched your video first. I did nip one of the ends on my first one..luckily I was able to make it work. Great turn!
Thanks!
My God you are a busy man.. I watch you videos every Saturday arvo (Australian time) after work.. one minute your in your workshop next your on the road traveling state to state and then back in the workshop.. keep em coming Carl..
Yes we have been busy the lathe few weeks :)
Beautiful burr and it's a lovely pepper mill.
Thanks
James
Thank you James!!
The buffing part reminds of the the old days...Great job Boss give Robin a hug...
LOL...Thanks buddy!!
Outstanding. What a beautiful baby burl! I love how you take the time in your videos to explain what you're doing in detail. Every video has a lesson. I think that's another reason why I love your channel so much.
Thank you very much buddy!! Dave we're headed your way soon. Working out the dates with Woodcraft should be early next month.
@@CarlJacobson Holy cow! You'll have to announce the date.
Nice piece of work Carl. Beautiful burl and a great finish. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you Glen!
Thanks Carl, that maple was really lovely. Thanks again and take care as always from South Africa
Thank you very much Val, have a great week.
That finish is incredible, I love maple
Thank you!!
Beautiful grain. I love any piece made from a burl.
Thank you William!
Lovely project Carl and an amazing piece of burl.
Thank you buddy!
Nice turn. Also a useful one!SAFE TURNING,John
Thank you John!
Top job Carl looks a great kit just love that Burr👍👍
Thank you Barry!!
Great little project...love the CA finish!
Thank you Carol!
It's essentially a huge pen blank ;). Now Alma wants one..... Thanks Carl!
Yes and Alma will love it...buddy!! :)
Nice littler pepper mill Carl! Thanks for sharing the video.👍😎JP
Thank you buddy!
Your very welcome Carl! 😎
Nicely done Carl! 👍🏻👊🏻
Thank you Fred!
Nice looking pepper mill Carl
Thank you!
@@CarlJacobson ur welcome Mr Carl
Great project Carl , love the burl !
Cheers, Bram
Thank you buddy!
Sempre bellissimi progetti Carl, e sempre professionale e preciso. Ottimo lavoro.
Grazie mille Pietro!!
Yes put I it into the camper,never know when you want to grill a steak and dont have fresh pepper....lol...have a great weekend Carl and Robin..
Nothing better that fresh pepper on steaks...lol you have a great weekend to Robert!
Wonderful video and project
Thank you!
Turned out good Carl!
Thank you Bruce!
That's beautiful Carl!!!!!
Enjoyed the video and gave it a Thumbs Up as well
Thank you buddy!!
I had not seen this kind of mechanism before. A lot less work than those big mills that you can use as bats, and the burl looks beautiful. Also, I never considered adding that many coats of CA finish - I need to give that a try sometime. Thanks for sharing, Carl!
Thank you buddy! I guess they have been out for a few years, but I hadn't seen them either.
Subscribed. Thanks for the tip about removing you chuck. I have a Jet 1221VS lathe with a Nova G3 reversing chuck and it has to last me for awhile while I save up for a Laguna 18/36 or even a Robust American Beauty. My next lathe will have to be my last. Give Jet to my wife. She said yeah right. Told her how many wives can say their husband gave her a jet? Nice job on the mill. Beautiful burl and finish!
Thank you! She really needs that Jet :)
Great job Carl ! Thanks
Thank you Don!
AaaChooo! Pretty Burl. 👍🇺🇸
Thank you :)
love it man great work and beautiful wood.
Thank you Bill!
WOW! Very Nice.
Thank you!!
That bea real purdy . Great job take care .
lol...Thank you buddy!
Nice to see a much more simple pepper grinder kit on the market. All things being well we might see something like that over here soon :) Thanks for going over the CA finishing - it's not something I've attempted yet. Great job bro :)
Thank you brother!!
Awesome job 👍👍😎😎👍👍
Thank you Donald!
otra demostración mas de tu maestria nos nutrimos de tu genialidad saludos amigo de Argentina.
¡¡Muchas gracias Mario!
Hey Carl, this was a great video, I really liked the burl and that finish you got on it was absolutely stunning, it still blows my mind that a glue can give a finish like that, amazing. Look forward to your next video. 📐💜📐
Thank you very much Cathy!
Great pice again carl.
Thank you!
Hi Carl! All super, great video!
Thank you Aleksey!!
Beautiful piece of burl! I believe I'd PLACE it in the camper rather than throw it! Lol Nicely done project!
lol....Thank you Loren!
boy i tell ya what carl i dont think there is a project that dont look great with a nice piece of burl wood . a good burl is hard to beat . very cool pepper mill i dont think ive ever seen one like that . awesome project . good job
thank you buddy, ya it's hard to go wrong with burl.
Nice burl! I've made close to 50 of these in the past few years and would strongly recommend taking the bottom part (where you fill with pepper) off before gluing the mechanism. Doesn't take much epoxy to slip down and glue it in making a mess. Just a thought.
Thanks for the tip Tom!!
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Cute little mill. You could use a dark wood for pepper & light for salt.
Great idea, thank you!
Nice pepper grinder, cool kit. I’ve not made one yet but I do have a kit, I’ll have to dig it out, maybe use the piece of burl Mike gave me
Cheers
Rob
Thanks buddy!! Ya, it's a nice quick project.
exelente carl,
Thank you!
Wow, your lathe is very quiet compared to my cast iron beast.
And the finish is stunning!
Thank you :)
Hey, that's me, Steve...I'm the guy that gave you the kit in Chandler! I was hoping you would do a video of it!
Yours Turned out great! Next time I'll try the CA finish.
Hey Steve, thanks again this was a fun project.
Very cool 👍🏼job
Thank you Tomas!
Very beautiful !!! I love it ! I will try to do one and post a video. Let’s pepper mill challenge ;-)
Thank you buddy! A pepper mill challenge is a great idea.
Could you make a perfect ellipsoid on the lathe? An ellipsoid is a 3-D version of an ellipse (a.k.a. oval). It might be hard.
Carl, great project. Thanks for sharing it. Where did you get the cone for your spur center? Also where did you find the window for your shop trailer? Thanks, Bill
Thank you Bill! The cone came with my live center amzn.to/2DBTIRb . We found a local company that builds food carts put in the trailer window.
Nice pepper grinder Carl. Have you ever used Micromesh pads to finish CA. The grit goes up to 15000 and it gives a glass like finish on my pens when I use them. Cheers, Huw
Thank you huw! Yes I've used Micromesh quite a bit it works great too.
The grinder came out great, but in order for viewers to learn the most from your videos it would be most helpful to be able to actually see the cutting tools that you use and to view how they are interacting with the wood during the shaping process.
Thank you Chris! We looked back and watched it, and you're right! We could of done better lol
Do you know if and when you will be at the wood craft in Portland Orgon?
We don't have any plans to demo at the Woodcraft here in town yet.
Hey Carl - What tool we’re you using in the headstock? You mention putting a cone over a spur center. Is it just two 60 live centers?
The cone on the head stock side screws on to the spur center. A live center on the head stock wouldn't work.
Nice I like the newer grinder workings. although I have found my CA finishes cracked after a few years. You tube's new format just isn't good.
Thank you Jim, what brand of CA are you using?
Stick Fast - I use thin for finishes, from Wood Craft , I seems to be so hard that it cracks easily after a few years
I don't do a lot of CA finishes so I really can't say, but you might try Starbound
Will do. I really only do CA Finishes for small turnings like pens and such.@@CarlJacobson
Thats a neat kit! very beautiful wood. how long does each coat need to dry?
Thanks Ryan, it's dry in less than a min without activator.
Carl Jacobson thanks. For some reason I have always struggled with getting a good CA finish
Do you have any pets? If so, maybe you could show them at the end of a video.
I seldom seldom see you dry sand. Was that because of the c.a. finish? Beautiful piece.
Thank you! Yes it was because of the CA finish.
When using the York Grit, are you just using a paper towel?
Yes it's just paper towel!
After watching hours and hours of your videos, Peter Brown, Frank Howarth, and others, I now call pottery throwing "turning" and I can't fix this word-slip for the life of me
LOL...well it is turning too :)
Agreed - I have my own pottery business, and it still seems weird to me to call it "throwing". Turning seems more logical.@@CarlJacobson
It's okay, the pottery turners have it wrong. :-P
Very nice project, but why did you choose a CA finish for it?
Thank you Jeanne! CA is a really durable finish, it's great for things like this and pens.
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Soooooo it's a peper grinder! Fanciest one I've ever seen. I'm thinking it would also make an excellent "Butt Plug!" Keep on Turning!
I'll be honest: when I looked at the thumbnail I thought this looked like you were turning spaghetti-os.
LOL...I'll leave that project for Peter Brown :)
Dummy here. What is CA?
Hi Hazel, it's kind of like Super glue. It's great for filling cracks, and it makes a great durable finish. amzn.to/2WZ1e1m
Thanks for answering Carl. CA...duh: cyanoacrylic. Thought it was some exotic stuff you woodworkers use. Your work is beautiful! In my next life I'm going to have a woodshop with all the goodies!
You talk too much!