Woodturning - A Not-So-Traditional Scottish Quaich [Winged Cup]
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- Опубликовано: 16 сен 2024
- In part 2 of the quaich project, I shape the handles and embellish them with some carving. This is a great woodturning project if you have a small lathe or if you want to experiment with some wood carving without committing to a larger piece.
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Looks great, love the dogs
Beautiful craftsmanship bud
Nice work Chad, i like the embellishment you decided upon.
Thanks a bunch!
Terrifically pretty and interesting project! Very clever.
Thanks a lot, Michele!
Great project Chad. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks, Doug!
Thanks for sharing the creative process, very interesting and beautiful end result!
Thank you very much!
well done Chad! I like watching the methods you go through to complete a project. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks, Joel!
wow that looks amazing!!
Thanks a lot, Paul!
@@ChadEamesWoodWorks your work is amazing!! do you put any of the items in these videos up for sale?
Hi Paul... Yes, I do sell my work via Etsy, social media, and art shows. I'm usually pretty slow in getting things into my Etsy shop though, so if you see something you're interested in, just let me know!
This looked like such a fun project that I made 2 of them. It uses such a small amount of wood. I do plan on carving one of them.
That’s great! I’m glad to hear it.
Belle réalisation et beaucoup de patience bravo 👍👏🇨🇭
Thank you!
This was a really fun project, Chad. You are definitely an artist at heart. Thanks for allowing us to see some of your creativity at work in the making of this quaich.
Glad you enjoyed it, Greg!
very good. I like things that are different. Where did you buy the CNC bits, especially the one you made the first cut? Thanks for the video. Have fun and keep turning.
All the bits I used are cheapies from Amazon, except one - one is a Kutzall, I believe. Thanks for watching!
very nice. Was interested in the finish mix at the end. What poly did you use? Also do you apply this over pyrography and colors? What pen are you using to sign your work?
Thanks, Keith! I use Minwax poly (fast drying, clear gloss). The mix basically functions the same as danish oil. I rarely build it to a gloss, but it can be done with some extra coats if you like a high build finish. Yes, I would apply it over pyrography; however, I wouldn't put it over most color because it would change the color too much. Although, I think it would work fine as far as sealing the dye in. The pen is a Papermate Liquid Flair. It's the best I've found that doesn't smear when you put CA glue over it. Thanks for watching, subscribing, and for the questions!
👍👍👍:)
Thanks a lot, Mike!