one of the best parts of this video is it not working quite rite getting receiver out and you show us how that goes, instead of cutting editing and showing cookie cutter perfect situation. I love your videos.
I like to show my mistakes because that’s how I learn. From others mistakes. Also I think there is a lot of anxiety that comes from thinking that the pro’s don’t make mistakes. In reality I think they make more and they learn how to fix them or not keep making them.
I just tried removing the receiver from 4 of these. I found the best way is boil for a few minutes, pull it out, stick the shaft in and twist as you pull. Came right out. I’m about to use your idea to make a few of these for gifts. Thanks for sharing.
You do excellent videos. I like the timbre and tempo of your narration. Not wild and dramatic like a lot of others. Easy to follow, easy to understand. Thanks. Subscribing.
Nice project. something that you might like to try turning is stacked leather, It turns like wood after the glue sets. Looks Awesome, just something you might like to try...
I made a video using the same screwdriver. It might have been dumb luck but I was able to get the shaft out of the handle in less than 20 seconds. I sliced down the rubber handle and at the same time pushed the metal shaft out with the blade. Great video btw!
Wow that does sound lucky 🍀. The first one I made was all hard plastic and it was a real pain to get out. This HF set is relatively easy comparatively. Thanks for watching!
nice adaption of the pen turning process, esp. that you make the barrels yourself, and THANK YOU for these simple projects, have started wood turning last month, and it's great to have a project DESIGNED FOR YOUR SKILL LEVEL / ABILITY . the club I am at (northern turners; Golden grove , South Australia) do "judges gavels" as a competition piece and expect a rank beginner(me) to have an equal participation in a partnership with an intermediate and pro turner ???, answer: They end up confusing the heck out of you when one asks me 'what is my idea of the design of this piece?'- I have only been working on techniques of mounting & turning SIMPLE spindles up until now !!! and having AUTISM, this blows my mind!!, having to concentrate on not "throwing the piece" while turning it, and then having to "make up" the design as i go and asking the "WHY do you ....." and getting NOWHERE fast ; how does one "learn the Trade" when the pro's that mentor you keep these "trade secrets" like they were in MI 5 or similar organisations ( would they have to kill you if they told them to you ???) - hope to hell not. ( this is not hate speech or anything of the like, but just a statement of facts, comments, and a "name & shame" for poor practices of one club in regard to training someone with a Disability).
Keep up the good work. For me it took many years of mounting and turning simple spindles. I also had a lot of coming up with designs on the fly. I’ve learned that once woodturners learn skills it’s hard for them to go back to basics. Stick with it, be your own person, and the skills will come!
Beautiful. I have been collecting the same screw drivers from harbor freight and plan on making a bunch all together. The wood you used is a favorite of mine.
Beautiful handle. Great tips from start to finish and something to do until we can socialize again. This is the second video of yours I've watched (watched the fridge magnet one first as was looking for ideas), and it took me a while to recognise you.
This is great to hear! I’m glad you liked the video. As for recognizing me.... unfortunately you will find me in various stages of beard.... or no beard. It can’t be helped. I have a love hate relationship with a razor 🪒. Keep going until we can socialize again!
Hey Jason, that is a fine looking handle you turned. I have several of those HF screwdrivers and I will be trying to do the same type of wooden handles from different kinds of wood. Thanks for the great video and idea !! Looking forward to more of your videos !!
That’s great! Anything is better than that ugly blue and gray handle right? Good luck! I think I’ll make more. I get those about every time I go in to harbor freight.
Finally a woodturning demo that doesn't spend the first 5 minutes or so talking about BS
Thanks I try to make something I would want to watch. I’m getting closer.... maybe. 😀
@@Geiserwoodturner I think you are doing great. I will watch all of your posts
Very nice, thumbs up 👍😀
Thanks I still carry one like this in my tool bag. (Different wood) 🙂
Killer idea, guess what all my friends are getting next Christmas!
Someone is going to be happy! Good luck 👍🏻
Nice project, great outcome!
Thanks so much!
Awesome job
Thanks
Excelent thank you.
Love the handle and you are really good with the advice on how to do things thank you
I appreciate it! That was a really cool 😎 piece of wood.
Nice job. Good idea
Thanks it was a really pretty piece of wood too!
Love it.
Thanks again!
one of the best parts of this video is it not working quite rite getting receiver out and you show us how that goes, instead of cutting editing and showing cookie cutter perfect situation. I love your videos.
I like to show my mistakes because that’s how I learn. From others mistakes. Also I think there is a lot of anxiety that comes from thinking that the pro’s don’t make mistakes. In reality I think they make more and they learn how to fix them or not keep making them.
I just tried removing the receiver from 4 of these. I found the best way is boil for a few minutes, pull it out, stick the shaft in and twist as you pull. Came right out. I’m about to use your idea to make a few of these for gifts. Thanks for sharing.
Nice! I’m gonna try that next time. Thanks
A great video and so nice to be able to understand everything you say as you speak so clearly. Unlike some who mumble
Thanks! I feel like I’ve got marbles in my mouth sometimes. Glad it was clear! Glad you liked the video.
Excellent narration of the process
Thanks so much!
You do excellent videos. I like the timbre and tempo of your narration. Not wild and dramatic like a lot of others. Easy to follow, easy to understand. Thanks. Subscribing.
Thanks! I’ve never been known as a wild person anyways. I hope you like what’s coming up as well.
Nice project. something that you might like to try turning is stacked leather, It turns like wood after the glue sets. Looks Awesome, just something you might like to try...
Thanks. The stacked leather is a really cool idea. I’ll definitely look into that!
I made a video using the same screwdriver. It might have been dumb luck but I was able to get the shaft out of the handle in less than 20 seconds. I sliced down the rubber handle and at the same time pushed the metal shaft out with the blade. Great video btw!
Wow that does sound lucky 🍀. The first one I made was all hard plastic and it was a real pain to get out. This HF set is relatively easy comparatively. Thanks for watching!
First video of yours I have watched. Glad I found you.
nice adaption of the pen turning process, esp. that you make the barrels yourself, and THANK YOU for these simple projects, have started wood turning last month, and it's great to have a project DESIGNED FOR YOUR SKILL LEVEL / ABILITY .
the club I am at (northern turners; Golden grove , South Australia) do "judges gavels" as a competition piece and expect a rank beginner(me) to have an equal participation in a partnership with an intermediate and pro turner ???, answer:
They end up confusing the heck out of you when one asks me 'what is my idea of the design of this piece?'- I have only been working on techniques of mounting & turning SIMPLE spindles up until now !!! and having AUTISM, this blows my mind!!, having to concentrate on not "throwing the piece" while turning it, and then having to "make up" the design as i go and asking the "WHY do you ....." and getting NOWHERE fast ; how does one "learn the Trade" when the pro's that mentor you keep these "trade secrets" like they were in MI 5 or similar organisations ( would they have to kill you if they told them to you ???) - hope to hell not. ( this is not hate speech or anything of the like, but just a statement of facts, comments, and a "name & shame" for poor practices of one club in regard to training someone with a Disability).
Keep up the good work. For me it took many years of mounting and turning simple spindles. I also had a lot of coming up with designs on the fly. I’ve learned that once woodturners learn skills it’s hard for them to go back to basics. Stick with it, be your own person, and the skills will come!
hey jason i had to get a new tablet so i had to subscribe again just to let u know my friend. chris
Awesome! Congrats! Thanks for subscribing again! 😁
Beautiful. I have been collecting the same screw drivers from harbor freight and plan on making a bunch all together. The wood you used is a favorite of mine.
Thanks! This wood is one of my favorites as well. I make ice cream scoops and pizza cutter handles with it and they turn out beautifully.!
Parabéns pelo seu trabalho muito top
Beautiful handle. Great tips from start to finish and something to do until we can socialize again.
This is the second video of yours I've watched (watched the fridge magnet one first as was looking for ideas), and it took me a while to recognise you.
This is great to hear! I’m glad you liked the video. As for recognizing me.... unfortunately you will find me in various stages of beard.... or no beard. It can’t be helped. I have a love hate relationship with a razor 🪒. Keep going until we can socialize again!
Great video 👍
Great job!
Great job! That looks awesome.
Hey Jason, that is a fine looking handle you turned. I have several of those HF screwdrivers and I will be trying to do the same type of wooden handles from different kinds of wood. Thanks for the great video and idea !! Looking forward to more of your videos !!
That’s great! Anything is better than that ugly blue and gray handle right? Good luck! I think I’ll make more. I get those about every time I go in to harbor freight.
More more more!
Thanks Rob! There are more on the way working on a fun one right now!😀
Far More Than your Projects, It's your Inviting LOVING INNER SOUL you've gracefully received from one and the only one - The Lord.
That is almost exactly the way I make mine, well done. They make great gifts!!
Absolutely! One of the best ways to make your own kit! Thanks.
11.56 look closely and you will see a somehow screw driver on wood's grain
Cool! Maybe there is an Easter egg that I didn’t even know was there! 😁
Is there a way to contact you through email or phone?
Contact me at jason@geiserwoodturner.com or follow me on Facebook or Instagram @geiserwoodturner