Making Small Drawer pulls

I posted this on social media and was well received so have posted it for all here. It is often the small jobs that test your tool control the most.

[@edwardchapman1914]

Folks that don't appreciate this, should try it for themselves. No excuses, they must be identical because they are inches away from each other.. I venture into the knob(by) business sometimes, and end up make some fine wood kindling for my wife to start her nightly fires with. Nice job as usual Steve, thank for posting.

[@HomeImprovementWoodworking]

Thanks for sharing this Steve. I’m looking for inspiration for small knobs on my tool cabinet. Your skill level is unquestionable the way you use that skew! I’ve become your latest subscriber. Scott

[@woodturner21]

Thank you Scott

[@MikeWaldt]

Mesmerizing work as per usual Steve.
Cheers
Mike

[@woodturner21]

Thanks again Mike, your comments are appreciated.

[@mikeharber4333]

Greetings from Canada! I've been watching your videos for some time now Steve, and they never fail to amaze me! For the longest time I wouldn't even look at my skew chisel, but since watching your videos, I've summoned the courage to start using it and the first few catches notwithstanding, I'm really starting to understand why you use it so much. What a fantastic tool! Thanks again, cheers!!

[@woodturner21]

Thank you and I’m very pleased to hear that you have found them useful and are now enjoying the skew

[@PaulLockwood]

Great job as always Steve.

[@woodturner21]

Thank you Paul

[@OliverswoodturningCoUk]

Love watching your skills Steve

[@woodturner21]

Thanks Ed.

[@AllenORourke1954]

Pure skill Steve, I’m an engineering centre lathe turner and you just blow me away mate, just saying like...👍👍

[@woodturner21]

Thank you your comments are appreciated.

[@billy19461]

Awesome as usual!

[@woodturner21]

Thank you Billy

[@wagWAGart]

awesome and great to watch you with the skew

[@woodturner21]

Thank you Wayne

[@leksey7870]

Very interesting to see Your work!

[@woodturner21]

Thank you

[@billy19461]

You are amazing!

[@woodturner21]

Thank you Billy

[@nicooosthoek1502]

Perfect skill control

[@woodturner21]

Thank you Nico

[@hughes1601]

Finesse at its best. Tommy

[@woodturner21]

Thank you Tommy

[@stevenandrews657]

Super job, as always.
How did you get the Sorby chuck on an RS? A custom-made back-plate? Custom thread adaptor? Or is there an off-the-shelf solution?
Cheers, Steve

[@woodturner21]

There’s is a of the adapter

[@dolfinmagikpro]

Excellent! I must try this for my dollhouse furniture and miniatures that make. Just curious ... What kind of wood are you using?

[@woodturner21]

These were made from Oak

[@hraun2berg]

Elegant.
Júlíus

[@woodturner21]

Thank you

[@PetrikNZ]

What type of wood is that? Doing my research as I need to make some handles for 1/12 scale models.

[@woodturner21]

These were made from Oak, I used oak as this is what was required but if it doesn’t matter use a close grain timber like Beech

[@paulg5163]

Again another brilliant demonstration of control, just curious, how fast was the lathe going?

[@woodturner21]

It’s approx 1300 rpm, the camera is deceptive and even makes it look like it’s going backwards.

[@gilessteve]

I didn't realise the size until close to the end.

[@woodturner21]

Lol, thanks for taking time to comment

[@gilessteve]

@@woodturner21 It's a pleasure to watch you work.

[@TurningWorks]

Lol has anyone done the joke about the little knobs yet? 👍🍺

[@woodturner21]

Lol! Yes Dave it has been said. I see you’re at the NEC for makers central I live 20 mins away, we normally go away for bank holidays but if we don’t I might be able to visit.