Making Door Pulls | Turning Tuesday #15
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
- In this video, I make some door pulls for the Router Bit Cabinet I am currently making.
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What I love most about your videos is your humility. It’s something I have been increasingly frustrated with when watching mr sellers. Your emphasis on admitting your limitations and mistakes is what makes your videos so relatable and accessible.
You make using a saw and a chisel look so easy, it's nice to see you struggle at something. Thanks for all of the tutorials.
There is always a catch!
Whoa! Magic Rainbow Pony Pen at 1:40. If we can't have a Jesus Pen (such a shame!) - or any other religious leader, for that matter - then this is a close-run next best choice... Well done!
You got the process on the second ones. I am not good with the skew. Most of the time, the catches come from cutting above the center/middle of the tool. Spindle detail gouge is easier for an old bowl turner like me... I use a screw from the back side of the door for the pulls I make. Fairly simple to make a mandrill with the screw centered, then screw a blank on and turn.
Thank you for all your videos Matt!
Cheers mate! Thank you for watching!
Elegant is the word my friend. Lovely cabinet coming on there buddy.
Cheers mate :)
Like the shape of these Matt, well done
Nice unicorn pen👍
It's a beaut isn't it?
Your handles or knobs came out great. They will look good on your router bit cabinet. I like that brown oak. We don’t have that wood in California. Your turning skills are improving greatly.
The final result looks great, and the errors are part of the learning process for all of us. Thanks for not editing them out! The book-matched end-grain will look lovely once the finish is applied to everything.
I can confirm that the bookmatched endgrain is proper sexy once finished...
Well done.
Just make sure you drill the smaller hole first. Just in case and I know it's unlikely but you forget to change the drill bit.
Keep up the good work Mr Matt
Thank you for looking out for me, Jo :)
@@MattEstlea can't think of anyone that might do something so foolish
Now you can put the 2 remaining pieces of brown oak up on the shelf with all the other pen turning blanks. Then you can practice with a skew chisel making 2 identical pens with a finish coat of CA glue.
Good job Matt. Like all your vids on you tube. I would love to see you do a bandsaw only job.
Nice
Hey matt on most chucs you can take the jors off and there's the bit that they screw onto and you can often clamp small parts in there in stead of your ingenious drill stop solution 😉🤣🤙
Open ended spanners are great for setting diameters as theres no movement and rigid reference point.
Who knew end grain could look so good!
Well sexy isn't it?
@@MattEstlea lol!
haha, when you said '18mm consistently across the entire thing' my first thought was 'maybe he should shoot for 19mm first'
Why don't you make a negative half template from thin plywood? That way you can make the pieces more alike.
That’s exactly what I was about to say. One of my best teachers in craftsmanship told me over and over again „always make a template“
Trainin' the eye...
But yea that would have worked..
What kind of template are you talking about? Something like that?
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Matthew likes weird pens. If I wanted to lessen the dome, I would have stuck the handle in a electric drill, and used sand paper.
Kiki Lang I thought the same thing so I liked your comment
I am laughing out loud about your roller coaster of emotions
Great job!
Cheers Brandon!
Nice unicorn pen, is it your younger sister’s?
How dare you. Its mine!
To get the dome shape, use a spindle gouge with a sheer cut. You won’t get the catch like you did with the skew. Great work tho
I refuse to give up on that thing...
It will just happen one day...then you’ll never put it down
How to match up two knobs to be the same. 1: turning bigger knob. 2: split knob down the middle and drill holes on each side. Voila. Matching door knobs that are flat against each other.Perhaps spaced the size of the door gap.
Maybe Matt as a training on making exact same things on the lathe you should consider making a chess set
oh lord, the patience...
Another great turning Tuesday! I can’t recall, but did you do a video yet on how to sharpen your lathe tools? If not can you?
Turning choosday
Hola Matt, I know hindsight is a wonderful thing, but wouldn't it have been safer to flatten the dome with sandpaper? Excellent video.
I refuse to give up on the skew....
But yea, probably lol.
9:15 What happens ususally? Something (turning) plays "Catch me, if you can" with Matt.
Can you turn OSB?
If you spent more time on refining the grind on your skew you would get much better/easier results
gotta say I'm pretty disappointed you didn't turn these out of OSB
Oh its gonna happen some day....
That could work, instead of using turning tools and getting a bunch of tearout you can just go at it with an angle grinder and a sanding disc. I have a 1200mm lathe I turn with, when I make small things I refine it lightly with an angle grinder and a flap disc. That would be funny to see though, try it out.
How about Parallam? I have never seen that stuff in the flesh, but it should make for interesting turned workpieces.
@@MattEstlea It would be cool to watch the experiment. Perhaps encase a block of it in epoxy? Could go really well, or it could blow up in your face. either way it would attract the OSB lovers/haters equally.
toss that skew in the cabinet and forget it...
I refuse to give up on that bastard of a tool.
My skew is the Bain of my existence, and it will live in Hell before I give up, though I always regret. How else do we learn! Good going Matt.
Where was your camera man?
He's only filming my project videos. Turning Tuesday and Tutorials will be filmed by me.
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That's too bad. It divides your attention to be both in front and behind the camera and perhaps contributed to the unfortunate slip of the skew chisel.
Still, the work turned out well.
Nice knobs.
The skew is an unforgiving mistress. From a work of art to fire wood in milliseconds, only light is faster