DIY Wooden Rings - No Lathe Needed
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
- This week I made wedding rings out of wood for my wife and me!
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After the ca glue. Get wet or dry sandpaper, 1000, 1500, etc. Wet sand the ring. Then get some car wax and apply. Let dry then buff of car wax and wow! What a shine.
Thanks for the tips!!
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I've made some rings out of veneer. Works alright but its very finicky to make sure all of the layers are perfect and the ends are seemless. Im trying solid woods later week. Ebony and bloodwood. I also had issues with the CA glue. Im going to try a different approach. So as you may know, sanding wood to higher grits tends to burnish the grain and after the 300-400 grit its arguable pointless to keep sanding. Im going to do the same process you did (drill the holes on a press. Chop off the edges. Sand it round.) But im going to take it up to about 600 grit and then apply several coats of tung oil. Im sure linseed oil will work just as we'll but tung oil holds a special place in my heart for some reason.. anyways. If I have some done by the time anyone comments on this curious if it works, I will share my results
Sounds awesome! Would love to hear how it turns out, Travis.
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@@BuildDadBuild it turned out great! Is there anywhere I can send you a picture?
I like the way the multi tool pencil gets used for marking, feeding the job into the sander, and sanding the inside of the ring💪
I was looking through my dowels and I didn't have one small enough. Then I saw that pencil! LOL
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Thanks for the video mate. So thanks to yourself I was out in my garden today burning reclaimed scaffold boards to use for a narley reclaimed decking. Love the channel pal 👍
Thanks, brother! Appreciate the love!
Cheers!!
Great video! One of the many i have been watching for methods in making my own wooden rings.
Ill probably start with the bentwood method (using wood veneer). After the glue method in your video, after sanding/polishing it, try burnishing cream(or car wax compound) for the finishing coats. That will give the rings a little bit more shine/glossy look, and not have the glue directly against the skin.
Sweet. Thanks for the advice!
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So funny I have watched about a hundred video and by now I fully understand the process but I got to say yours was the clearest most concise enjoyable to watch and best of all I learned a few things that I still didn't know keep rocking!
spade bits are great bc theyre already about the right size
Great tip!
great work. You can change the design so that the ring sides run in the same direction as the grain. You probably have to join two pieces to make it thick enough or just get a 2 by 2 and chop to the desired thickness. That may make the ring stronger. I will be trying it myself tomorrow.
Sweet!
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@@BuildDadBuild tried this today and it worked out well. the ring is stronger and none of them broke. Made 4 of them.
Though did not do a video.
Great video. Love your personality. I just got into woodworking and I'm trying to make our wedding bands. Gonna give it a go. Thanks for sharing this with us. I wish I had that table saw lol
Had the idea to make a wooden ring today and have spent a few hours watching vids to find the pit falls. So far it seems to be that they break, and so far your vid is the only one that talks about the finish which was something I was concerned about. Good work, those rings look beautiful.
Thanks!
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Marble rings look epic, awesome video
Thanks, Chris!
I agree. I might have to make one for myself!
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Burnish your rings the best part about the process is that you won’t need any finish
Excellent video! I was looking into getting that exact ring drill bit (so glad I didn't!) you've earned my subscription!
Awesome! Thanks Brad.
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You need no artificial sealing, just cook that ring 10 - 15 minutes in very hot olive oil.....
I would like to see you do the Shou Sugi Ban process on a ring.
Can’t. Too small.
Finally! A useful, and informative video, on ring making! I’ll be picking up a variety pack of blanks, and trying it out myself. Thanks for the info!!
Sure thing, brother!
Glad I could be of assistance. Let me know how they turn out!
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I use a drum sander bit on a Dremel. As far as a coating. The Total Boat that you use would be just as hard as the CA. I've used both. But thank you for the videos, enjoy watching someone else enjoying the things that I do. Salute my brother
Thanks, Eric!
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Great video - i will make these rings out of aluminum and brass, maybe copper 🤔
Good stuff man - Great problem solving as always!
Thanks, brother!
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Try Woodturners finish. It’s non toxic and it can be used in salad bowls. I use it on my bowls with good results. After it dries well (aprox. 7 days) it is pretty much liquid resistant.
Thanks for the tip, Jose!
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Nice video. They sort of look like wooden napkin holders. I'm sure in time they will get better.
Great job!
Thank you!
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I notices the hand written price tag on the "marble" wood? Where'd you get that from?
Picked it up at Woodcraft.
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I really enjoy the projects paired with your personality. Keep em coming!
Thanks, Brian!
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I feel you with those tacos :D
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I make quite a bit of rings myself. The latest ones have been made with Cocobolo Wood, and though I want to get into the use of other coatings like resin. I currently use shellac.
Good to know!
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Yay, I got a shout out! Happy to support you, buddy! Your videos are really fun no matter what you're making.
Thanks for your support, brother!
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You really remind me of what I imagine Bill from Bill and Ted's Excellent adventure being like if he grow up and got into wood working. :)
Which one is Bill? Keanu or the other guy?
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@@BuildDadBuild He's the guy with blond hair.
@@FirstSkilletFan I'll take it
Have you ever thought of making it out of iron wood?
I have a few pieces I was planning to make a jewelry box with for the wife.
She didn't like it here and went home to Europe.
I still have the iron wood.
I used to live in Baytown.
Never worked with Iron wood...but I think it would probably make good rings!
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@@BuildDadBuild I wonder what it would cost to ship my iron wood to you?
My wife bought me a silicone ring for the same reason you were making wood rings... gonna have to make one now. Great video man. I was thinking of maybe using a few coats of spray poly instead of CA glue, just to avoid having to do 10 coats.
Yeah...there's gotta be a better way. I was just going with what I had seen. Let me know how it turns out!
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@@BuildDadBuild I wonder if epoxy would do it...
The rings look really good. I feel inspired to try and make some.
Thanks!
Once you get the hang of it...it's not really that hard at all!
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Lovely and awesome ring and you'd better give your wife both this ring and rings with jewelry.😁😁😁
LOL! She has a titanium and gold wedding band (as do I), I just don't wear it most of the time because I'm working in the shop. She said if I made one out of wood, she wanted one too.
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@@BuildDadBuild My joke 😁😁 Take care. I keep watching your videos and wait for the next.👍👍
Cool project. I've thought about doing making some before. You have me another idea that I might try.
Awesome!
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Love it ....made in America shipped from China! Lol keep up the vids! Thank you for staying strong and real!
Yeah...I was a little surprised myself when I saw it in the mailbox. Funny thing is I went back and re-read the description.
It says:
"Made in the USA"
and two lines down it says "or overseas" LOL Bastages!
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Your work is exxelent.. !
Nice stuff..
The expert one. 😊
Thank you! Cheers!
Nice rings my friend, the marble wood is very nice I like the figuring in it, I've made a couple in the past but think I'll give it another go, watching your video gave me a good idea for a piece of purple heart I have 👍🤘👊
I've seen some really sweet rings made out of purple heart...was thinking of picking up a scrap.
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@@BuildDadBuild yeah it's a super hard wood so feel like it would do well for your set up, and it's not too exspensive in small amounts
Yay! A resurfacing! I'm fighting my ptsd-prone depressive self with building funky boxes to stack for my art supplies and collage tools...try ironwood sometime if you can source some. Waay cool results. I quit wearing rings for similar reasons, except my self-cast silver skulls to dinner parties. If the invite says formal...
LOL...sounds like you're doin' it right!
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@@BuildDadBuild yup, trying. And if I'm doing it wrong, it's MY right. Right!? I love how a skull-face bandana at the grocery store gives me a clear aisle to play in, heh heh.
yes please more wedding rings
Awesome!
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That'a cool. Good job on the project. Have you used up your brownie points yet?
All of my brownie points immediately go into the vast void that is "my wife let me quit my job to do this" LOL
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I use clear fingernail polish for a finish. Dries fast too.
Interesting...does it hold up to washing, etc. Or do you need to reapply?
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@@BuildDadBuild So far it's held up, if not it's easy to reapply. I always have some handy for different projects.
I get it at the dollar store. If you're married raid your wife's makeup box.
I live in Magnolia, what part of Houston are you in? Love your vids BTW. Next weekend I'm replacing all the countertops in my kitchen with wood (currently 40 year old formica), gonna do a little burning on them!
Near Katy.
Those sound like they're going to be pretty cool countertops!
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Is there any reason you wouldn't use a hole saw?
I didn't have one available. I'm sure it would work fine!
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Looks good! My attempts at ring making have not fared nearly as successful as yours.
After my first couple failed attempts I was thinking that I wasn't going to be able to pull it off! LOL
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I used hole cutters they seem to work fine
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What drill press are you eyeing up?
Hmmmm...was looking at Rikon...but Jet is having a sale...
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@@BuildDadBuild I have an old shop smith. Works great though.
Not sure about the ring drill bits in America but the ones in England are designed to cut not more then 6mm. Great video anyway
Thanks Craig!
This bit claims to make "thick" rings. It doesn't...
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@@BuildDadBuild no worries set i found if I try to cut more then about 9mm they bend so I did 6mm and work evey time but might give ur idea a go
Bro, why wouldnt you use a hole saw, and then another smaller hole saw, or a hole saw and then drill out the center to your size with a bit?
No hole saw. Using what I have in the shop. A really did order that bit to make rings...
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@@BuildDadBuild sorry that people suck. Rock on bro
Awesome
Thanks!
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I bought one of those ring drill bits, it lasted about 20 seconds on my drill press
Sadly...I bought another one.
LOL
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Have you tried using resin or a coat
Hey, Keith!
I haven't tried anything but the CA glue so far. Most of the videos I watched, that's what they used so I went with it! LOL
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And it's for a coat not or a coat ( fat fingers) love the videos look forward to all you do klinke's
But there was no fire...
Sometimes it happens, brother...
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Look at that photo shoot table! Crocodile char covered by epoxy? 🤔
No epoxy. That's a test piece I did in this video:
ruclips.net/video/DoBWpOzGMXc/видео.html
I've got a ton of scrap pieces laying around. Figured I'd put them to use! LOL
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You live I Houston correct?
Correct.
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Maybe a shou shugi ban finish? 🤔
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Maybe try clear nail polish ....fast dry. Should give a shiny clear coat.
I like it!
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@@BuildDadBuild I rockhound and sometimes ill use it on my rocks I find ...
The first piece of wood, that You don't burnt 😀
Pretty much! LOL
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Have you ever considered making something out of concrete?
I have.
And I will. One day...LOL
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What’s up nick. I like tacos
Bro, we can't be friends unless you LOVE tacos!🤣
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Sooo like we could be friend? WOW! I’d like that.like bff’s. I can see it now,having a bbq on Sunday’s watching the kids play well in the back ground a largish elephant trumps magnificently. Awe can’t wait.
Clink 🍹
Clinkies!
No more lecture this video is very poor
Sorry bud.
Maybe look elsewhere for content.
Cheers and have a great day!