Woodturning | How to Make a Celtic Knot Rolling Pin
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- Опубликовано: 1 окт 2024
- In this video I make a table saw sled to make perfect Celtic knots in rolling pins. This was worth the time to make as the first knot turned out fantastic!
This is going to Bruce Jordan who won a rolling pin long ago but I wanted to get him an upgrade! check out Bruce's channel and give him a sub:
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Lewis.....I wish i could like and subscribe more than once! That rolling pin is just gorgeous....WAY to beautiful to use! My hat is off to you for leaving the boo boos in the video. I have to wonder.....how many youtube turners wouldve edited those out? In my opinion, those things add honesty, and integrity to your work. Well done sir! Bruce....you are one lucky individual to be recieving this piece! Congrats!
I've know Lewis for many years, one of the most honest guys I know; this channel is for real
Aww shucks!
Thanks Dave! No sense in trying to pretend to be perfect when I’m not! Thanks for watching!
If you and your partner are engaging in playful or humorous behavior, such as putting a lampshade on your head, it could be seen as a lighthearted moment between the two of you. However, if your wife's reaction of chasing you with a rolling pin causes you discomfort or distress, it is important to address your feelings and concerns with her in a calm and honest manner.
No one is being chased with a rolling pin here but great advice
@@TheKlondikeCraftsman just thought it was good for a couple of laughs
Hello, GREAT rolling Pin, One question, Where do you get that Hut Wax? I looked on Amazon and at Woodcraft, but can not find it. Thank you Ron
I get it online from hut products. Thanks for watching Ron!
Oh !...well that was interesting...that was the skew you were working with ?...I didn't know it would do that...could be useful in other design needs..cool...
Beautiful finished piece...🌿🌿🌿
Thanks Pamela, the extra skew design is tricky to control! Thanks for watching!
Very nice 👍 question: have you experienced any problems with wood movement? I know that it is not 100 % opposite, but it is not running in the same direction either. But perhaps it doesn't matter ?
Any movement is so minor that it doesn’t affect use. You cannot let them stay wet. Thank you for watching!
Watching from above, you ought to see how close your hair gets to that spindle.
Accident waiting to happen.
I appreciate the concern but watching from above might make it look close when in fact it is no where near the spindle. The spindle is lower than my elbows and my hair is above my shoulders. Thanks for watching!
Ooops’ happen for a reason. The ends look more “stylish “ for lack of a better word. Looks awesome!
I agree Kathy, thanks!
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Thanks!
Well done. I wasn't sure about the jig...to start the kerf, did you use your mark or have the piece against a block?
I like the glue up, having the blank bigger than the cut.
Is your plan available on paper, or article?
Hi Wesley. Sorry I don’t have anything on paper. I do have the piece against a stop. Thanks for watching!
@@TheKlondikeCraftsman thanks. I made 2 rolling pins and they look good, except I don't know why the ends of the knots are not perfectly aligned. Still, friends who see the pins don't seem to notice.
Thanks for the inspiration!
Absolutely gorgeous rolling pin, Lewis. You always make everything look so easy, my friend. Even that little skate turned out better in my opinion than it was before. Lovely job!! 👍👍👍😃😃😃
Thanks Gord! I agree about the skate turning out better!
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Really neat and practical wood turning project. Your chill explanation and instruction style is perfect. Thank you for sharing!
Thank you Tony, I appreciate you watching!
Lewis, I absolutely love that rolling pin!! I am honored my friend! Thank you very much for the gift and the shoutout! Man, that came out beautiful! Can’t wait to use it, thanks again Lewis!👍🏻👍🏻
Thanks Bruce!
Awesome job !! I have GOT to try to make one of these !!
Thanks Art, they are quite easy once you have the sled. Thanks for watching!
Really sharp,I like crisp the lines are. It came out really nice. Thank you for sharing your video.
Thank you Mark!
Beautiful 👍👍👍. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you for watching!
It’s a thing of beauty mate 😊
Thank you Jason, I appreciate you watching
The rolling pin is beautiful. Thank you
Thank you for watching!
Joia idéia muito boa e ficou da hora. parabéns
Thank you !
A great design done by a master craftsman
You are too kind Roger, thank you!
That is NOT a Celtic Knot...... that is an INFINITE LOOP!!!! Fantastic...... Dad trained me in woodworking and Mom trained me in MATH! I need to make this! Mind blowing!
Have fun with it, thanks for watching!
That turned out really nice! Thanks for sharing your process with us. 😊
Thank you for watching!
Wow, outstanding work on this project. Not being a geography wizard, I had to watch the video twice to figure out how the Celtic knot curves work out. great work
Thank you! Not as complicated as it looks huh. Thanks for watching!
Great work! Something to be very proud of!!
Thank you Bill!
That is beautiful Lewis and the knot came out really well.
Thank you Jiggsy!
Couldn’t you have knocked out 2 cuts at a time had you left the saw kerf intact on the same side?
Never mind, I think I’ve detected the flaw in my logic. I think you’d need an X shaped cradle to alternate angles, but am I wrong in thinking that would cut the build time down significantly?
I cut one at a time to eliminate any movement that could occur in the second cut as there is only 1/4 holding it together. Also the insert wouldn’t slide past rash other. It really isn’t a long wait time between cuts especially if you are doing a few at a time. Thanks for watching Frank!
@@TheKlondikeCraftsman thanks for replying! I’m going to try making one of these as a last minute Christmas gift so I appreciate your feedback.
Totally awesome as always Klondike Lewis 👍👍👍
Thanks Rob!
Lewis, I've watched only one person do the Celtic knots before. Huw at Wooden-it-be-nice. But he was doing pens! He struggled with the small size for sure. Watching this larger one, now it actually makes sense 😆 to me. Thanks for sharing your creativity with me again. Stay safe, Vickie
Thanks Vickie! It isn’t complicated, just requires precision. I appreciate you watching as always!
As I watched this unfold during the turning it was almost magical! Excellent tutorial and I will borrow the idea! Thank you very very much!
Thank you for watching Jeff!
Wow, that was really interesting! Very nicely done. I said a couple of ‘choice’ words on your behalf when the skew chisel skated though! 🤭.
Thank you Jeanie! I was surprisingly calm haha.
Aaw! Nice recovery Klondike. Clever stuff. Very well done. Love it. Best regards.
Beware if the skew! Haha. Thank you for watching John!
Very nice sir
Thank you!
Hello, thanks for the great and detailled explanation! I'm making a yarn holder for my mother. I thought it would be a nice experiment to make it with a Celtic knot.
I'am following your steps and I think the result will be very nice.
Again thanks for charing and greetings from the Netherlands!
Thank you for watching! I’d love to see the result you get!
nicely done, made lots of celtic knots myself. my favourite is a 6 loop in a pen. the six loop knot is done the same way but with a hexagonal blank. for a pen blank i use my bandsaw to cut the kerfs
6 loop would be nice. I should make one. Thanks for watching!
@@TheKlondikeCraftsman the only tricky part is getting a perfect hexagon, but a decent tablesaw makes that easy. are you in new brunswick?
Yes I am
@@TheKlondikeCraftsman we just got back from there, i grewup in fredericton, my parents are there and i have sisters in doaktown and st john. we were in nb and pei for 6 weeks
I live just outside Fredericton a bit, in Tracy
Awesome, some day I’ll give that a try! Thanks for sharing! ✌️❤️🍻🖖
Thank you Jack!
Great job I like your design modification better it's funny how that works
Thanks Gary, it seems that the mod was most peoples preference. Thanks for watching!
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Not sure what you mean Hunter. Thanks for watching!
I think I have threaded more practice pieces with a skew. I haven't got the nerve up to try it on a nice piece yet. Some day. Turned out great and enjoyed as always, Dave.
Haha I was either brave or foolish….I can’t decide! Thanks for watching Dave!
Spectacular Lewis!!! Thanks for sharing!
Thank you Steve!
Lewis, you truly are a gifted turner, I learn something new each and every time I watch you. Thank you for the time you take to share your work.
Thanks so much Gaz, I really appreciate it!
Beautiful rolling pin Lewis! Just awesome! I know that Bruce will love it!
Thanks Seth! I appreciate it Buddy!
Beautiful rolling pin! Thanks for sharing and I subscribed.
Thanks Billy! I appreciate that!
Well done on many fronts. The rolling pin is amazing! The jig you came up with was amazing, too. Thanks for sharing that one, it was very entertaining and educational!
Thank you Max , I appreciate it!
oh my gosh Lewis that is so gorgeous! I hope someday I will have your skill. Just beautiful Bruce is a lucky guy to have won this!
Thanks so much Jane!
Fantastic work as always Lewis, cool tips for the saw sled too! Thanks for sharing 👏👏
Thanks buddy, I appreciate you watching!
Very pretty! Thank you for showing us how you corrected your first attempt.
Thank you for watching Clayton!
Very cool effect lewis. Awesome video well done mate.
Thank you Steve!
looks like a perfect Knot... beautiful rolling pin thanks for sharing.. Cheers
Turned out great Grahame! Thanks for watching!
what a complicated piece but very lovely, it shows how precision is the key when making patterns in wood. thanks for the demo. great video
Thank you Wendy, it is much less complicated than it may have appeared. Precision is important though for certain. Thank you for watching!
It's a very nice rolling pin and also well explained well done Lewis.
Thank you Laurence!
Hi Lewis, That is a beautiful rolling pin and I'm sure Bruce will love it. I have followed Bruce for a very long time and his is a great person.
You are the firs person I have seen make a rolling pin this way in not cutting all the way through. It is the only way to make sure the alignment is true in the rings and it is how I make my Celtic Knot pens.
Great way of making the sled as well. I will probably have a go at making one of these in the future.
Take care Lewis. Cheers, Huw
PS The tip for starting the cut, at the same end, is so important. Please don't ask how I found that out for myself. LOL.
Thank you Huw! Yes I can’t believe I just said to mark the lead end and then I did it wrong! Sometimes……! I appreciate you watching !
Cool design! Well done. Thx for sharing
Thank you!
beautiful, enjoy watching this lovely creation. makes me think I should upgrade from my rolling pin wine bottle! LOL
Thank you Kathryn! Upgrades are always good!
Certainly to nice to use!!
It will clean up just fine, biscuits and pie are important Gerry! Thank you for watching!
Looks great! Well done!
Thank you Doug, I appreciate it!
Beautiful rolling pin.
Thank you Jack, i appreciate it!
Great demo Lewis!
Thank you Ruby, I appreciate you watching!
Great job Lewis!
Thanks , I appreciate it!
Absolutely fabulous !
Thank you Stephan, I appreciate it!
stunning as always Lewis
Thanks Dave!
It's beautiful
Thank you Glenn!
What a great idea, love how it turned out! Well done, cheers from MT
Thank you I appreciate it!
Absolutely gorgeous!
Thank you Carol!