Hand turned Oak Mug tree in real speed great project for the new turner.

I was asked for one of these so videoed it as well. I used to make them and got out the old story boards. After 30years this pattern is still good for a farmhouse kitchen. These are a great project for any woodturner to practce with many different aspects of spindle turning needed as well as facework. I made a lot of these as an apprentice to help fund my training.

[@ianvicedomini2648]

I love the shean that brings the grain out as well.
Really nice 👌 👍🏽

[@woodturner21]

Thank you

[@billy19461]

When I die if I go to Heaven I am going to ask the Good Lord to teach me how to turn like you.

[@woodturner21]

Lol! I hope he obliges. Thank you

[@seamusday1964]

We miss you Steve!

[@woodturner21]

Lol I’m still here. Just no time to make RUclips videos

[@billbales1886]

Been a subscriber for awhile now, and I have to say this is my favorite channel to watch. Always excited when a new video is uploaded. I would love to see you go back into your woodturning vault and pull out a few more treasures like this one. Thanks so much for sharing.

[@woodturner21]

Thank you Bill, for your kind words

[@simonhopkins3867]

Great work. I fancy a nice cup'a put the kettle on.

[@woodturner21]

Thank you, good idea

[@tomengel5815]

Wonderful! How about a video on how you make your story boards, or jigs to mark the wood, especially the metal one.

[@woodturner21]

My story boards are just pins in the board filed down and the metal jig is just a slot cut in a flat piece of sheet metal.

[@bertdelisle393]

Great demonstration, I am always inspired to get out and make a few projects. Thanks so much for sharing and making it look so easy. The story boards and drilling jig are fantastic, so simple yet very effective shop made accessories.

[@woodturner21]

Thank you Bert your comments are appreciated

[@MikeWaldt]

Poetry in motion Steve, once again such a pleasure to watch mate.
Cheers
Mike

[@woodturner21]

Thanks Mike always good to get your feedback

[@TheWoodWerker]

Yup! Steve, when I grow up....I wanna be juuuuust like you! GREAT Video (as ALWAYS!) See ya on Facebook! Have A Super Week!.....Gus

[@woodturner21]

Thanks Gus your comments are appreciated.

[@user-so4ks5ig7q]

👍👍👍🤝

[@Bramsshed1913]

Nice project Steve ! just fascinating to watch you ply your trade ! I like that hole drilling jig ...excellent.
Thank you for sharing, Cheers, Bram.

[@woodturner21]

Thanks Brad

[@JG-ty8mt]

Awesome woodturning! Would luv to see the spacing measurements on your marking out template thank you :)

[@woodturner21]

Thank you ill try to sort it out for you in a message later.

[@andreysafonov3071]

Steve, thanks for sharing!

[@woodturner21]

Thank You It's a pleasure

[@edwardchapman1914]

amazing to watch, love to peek over your shoulder when you sharpen that skew. My guess the metal in that skew is 1/2 Kryptonite! wow

[@stevejones1823]

Thank you. I just sharpen freehand on an 8" wheel.

[@brianhawes3115]

Made my evening over here in the states, I made a mug stand not too long ago, I am not yet proficient at laying out complementary shapes yet so I made it out of walnut and the shapes were copies of bamboo, I’ve done some table legs to look like bamboo also. Is there a good reference book to study those classics shapes?

[@woodturner21]

Thank you, I’m sorry I don’t know of any good reference books for woodturning classic shapes.

[@masonlynch94]

This is so cool, whats the tool you use to cut through the wood while it spins. Thanks

[@woodturner21]

which one?

[@masonlynch94]

yes, thanks