How To Make A Wooden Ring No Lathe
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- Опубликовано: 20 янв 2023
- Looking for a fun and easy way to make a wooden ring? Check out this How to Make a Wooden Ring Without a Lathe tutorial! This project is perfect for beginner woodworkers and takes only a few hours to complete.
If you're looking for a unique and fun project to make on a rainy day, then this wooden ring is for you! With this tutorial, you'll learn how to make a beautiful wooden ring without a lathe. It's a great project for anyone with a little woodworking experience and is sure to be a hit with your friends and family!
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I learned a technique by Atz Lee Kilcher on "Alaska the Last Frontier." He used long strips of plane shavings wrapped around a cylindrical form covered with clear packing tape, and gluing as he went, using CA glue. He also used CA glue as a finish, which gives a smooth, glossy finish. It's messy and you have to be careful not to glue your fingers to it, but it turns out nice, with several concentric layers.
Wow beautiful 🥰❣️❣️
James, I dont know how you do it, but thank you for your voice. Somehow whenever I play one of your videos around my kids they fall asleep in 3 minutes tops. You are the ultimate nap-hack. Thank you. I love watching your videos and learning from you!
Lol you're not the first to have said that. I wish it worked on mine.
Feeding the algorithm! Om nom nom 😊
The simple way, the amazing result. Beautiful result, great job. Congratullations! Best regards from Brazil. Dieter
I give your work a RINGing endorsement
Truly hard working 😂😂
Absolutely beautiful
Just got engaged over the holidays, and I'm definitely going to be making two of these! Great video, as always.
Perfect! -- and congratulations!
Your love for hand tools is so contagious ! Amazing work !
Love the teaching you do! I am a novice to wood, yours is the one I like to most.
Love how this turned out. Beautiful work!
I just made a purple heart ring for myself. I used a hole saw and a LOT of sanding. It turned out great for not having any rasps or files.
Wow James, that sure is beautiful! I'm gonna have to try that!
James, that looks amazing!!! Definitely making me think.
Woooaaaaaa! More projects! Thanks James
Looks great James
Lovely ring and it is awesome to see it being made without a lathe. That said, I would love to see you make one on your Barnes lathe.
Thats really pretty! Maybe next you could do a series on building a wooden flywheel lathe just for making one ring 😁
I have a series on making a spring pole lathe. And I do have a fly wheel lathe. Some times I just like it by hand. Every time is different.
@@WoodByWrightHowTo I know, I just thought it would be funny to build a giant piece of "machinery" to make one tiny ring. All the best to you and your family, James.
Amazing, just amazing, James. The ring is truly unique and gorgeous. Wish I had one! (Size 10, please. Haha) Another great video. Thank you!
I use my dovetail saw just like that for small ripping projects, they are perfect
Lovely ring.
Interesting project, thanks
Very nice job
Nice one!
I guess I like my bathtub. ;)
What if you got a powdered garnet or such and mixed it into a clear epoxy layer between the wood?
Very cool! Made one from metal in 7th grade metal shop.
Looks nice. Another fun ring technique is to use a coil of veneer and CA glue.
Nice
Love it
Very nice video, subscribed to your channel.
What you can do is bake the padauk in the oven at 300F for an hour or so. I've found that helps keep the color without burning it. It'll still discolor over time, but will last quite a while
I tried that on a few things but I've never found it to work as that. Well. Might be doing something wrong though lol
@@WoodByWrightHowTo I'll experiment a bit and post it to hive mind discord
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Posted 4 seconds ago? Let's go!
Pretty much exactly how I made mine on my channel...
can you make a necklace and bracelets?
Amazing, James! Really beautiful work! 😃
Have you ever tried a Shinto rasp? I would love to watch a video of you trying it!
Anyway, stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊
Thanks man. Yes, I have a few shinto rasps. I'm not a huge fan of them. They just feel wrong. I do pull them out on straight surfaces but if anything has a compound curve I really don't like them for that.
Long story short, my mother in law threw my wedding band away about 10 years ago, and I haven't replaced it. I have a bit of silver maple from a tree that came out of my front yard. I might be able to get some walnut from family's farm. I want to ebonize the walnut and make a laminated ring. How do you stabilize the woods first?
here you go. ruclips.net/video/Z2jEdjYEd1M/видео.html
Very cool! What is the set of files you use?
When you arrange the layers, you try to "stagger" the grain, correct? To minimize the chance of splitting. Very nice result. Thanks for the guide.
Correct. Each layer is 90° to the last one.
Hmmm.. well I know you're more a HP guy right? I can't see a ring making video without thinking of lotr :)
It not a ring in your ear but “on”your ear. 😂😂😂 thank you!
Okay, betting you've covered it. How did you impregnate/stabilize the wood? If I saw it I didn't save it that I can tell.
Here you go. ruclips.net/video/Z2jEdjYEd1M/видео.html
I am a beginner ring maker and I had to figure out alot of this stuff on my own so it's cool that you made this video . Would wood glue work for the wood sandwich? I have never used apoxy so it's a bit scary. Don't know what kind to use or anything. And just a trick that I figured out Is that I use plexy glass in my sandwich to give it strength but idk how well wood glue will stick to plexy . Can I buy some of these woods online by chance ? And ive been racking my brain on how to split the wood with what I have so nice work with the little hand saw. I was thinking about using ny table saw and jig to hold the piece in place while I cut it or I was thinking about locking the piece in place with some kinda jig and use my router to thin it out. I like the finish on this and it was easy to do. I've been trying to figure out how to work the super glue the right way to give it a good finish and I don't have a laith so I'm only using my drimmel tool and drill. Also liked the file trick to get it perfect. I was flipping my belt sander on its side and sanding it to the line which is hard to do and easy to mess somthing up quick. All mine so far that I made like the one you did have broken pretty quick like and I used toung oil on it and sanded it all the way up to 3000 grit so it was smooth but the finish isn't water proof so that's an issue as well. I would love to be ablw to talk over the phone so I could get some pointers let me know I'd that's somthing your willing to do. I've also experimented with copper wire and shaved copper and I have even carved a stone from the yard into something I could put in the ring and it polished up nicely. I want to do more work like that too. So any advice would be awesome. Me and my wife just started paying for a booth to sell stuff at an antique store so I think the wooden rings might do well there . I'm also looking for stuff I can build to put in the booth besides the rings. It's just that the rings take up no space . I would love to get some ideas from you. Thx .
If you don't want to get stuck measuring the size of the hole, you could use your callipers; you know, the thingy for measuring stuff and transferring measurements. Set the calliper to the inside measurement of the hole and then lock the jaw. Then try to slip the outside jaws of the calliper over the finger. Voila - no fingers get trapped while checking the size.
Someone has been watching my shorts lol
Faceted Ring! 😀
Was the outro shot with a different setup? It looks a lot sharper and better contrast than the rest of this video.
Yes the intro and outro are shot with a deep depth of field on a tripod. The main shots are a little more artistic with a shallow depth of field so that you have more bokeh in the shot.
Hiya, and thanks for sharing. I like your videos. I like your down to Earth style and the way you make the vids. I tried making a ring by gluing up plane shavings until they were thick enough. It sort of worked but it wasn't nearly as nice as yours.
I wonder if one of those little hubs? I don't know what they're actually called but the thing that you put a sanding sleeve on and when you tighten it it expands to hold the sleve securely. So I'm wonder why you couldn't use one of those so you can chuck it in the drill press or ever your hand drill and get it spinning that way. It's somewhere between a rasp and a lathe but technically still not a lathe. If you haven't got one of those expanding thingies, then with a little imagination an appropriately sized dowel could be made into one. It just seems like it would be worth the effort to get it spinning since getting it whittled down to size and perfectly round would be a snap that way.
I have made them on a lathe several times before. But I generally prefer to just file them down by hand. I find it to be far more enjoyable of a process. And in many cases surprisingly faster. But to each their own. There's a thousand ways to do it.
James what is the rasp you are using Thanks
Most of the cabinet rasps I use are from Tay Tools. They are the Narex brand.
Thanks
I’m wanting to make my own wedding ring out of curly maple with an iron nitrate finish(I’m a flintlock enthusiast). How feasible do you think that process would be?
That would not be easy, but it is possible. It works best if you can laminate the wood so that it has more strength.
@@WoodByWrightHowTo Thank you for the response. I will do some trial runs and see what I can get to work. Thanks again, beautiful work!
Hope he remains a gentleman with you lol
DOH! Ring I your ear!
did you mean to call it a drill leveling jig?
I want to make this soooo bad but I don't have the tools or the skill necessary 😢
I am one of your oldest ubscribers can u make a pool table for me please
That is a project I want to do someday.
@@WoodByWrightHowTo I will wait till that day comes
Where is the video of you getting stuck?
ruclips.net/video/mR6iGu1g4kI/видео.html
@@WoodByWrightHowTo haha thank you
Am I missing something? where is the link of you getting your finger stuck ? 🤣
ruclips.net/video/mR6iGu1g4kI/видео.html
the problem with this method is - grain ofc
strongest rings come out from thin veneer
yours is great, i did a few like that too, but they broke in half without any pressure, just a random knock makes it all
Nice