First of all these are beautiful. I just have some concerns about the splat (isn’t that fungus?) and it being in direct contact with food? I don’t know much about it but that’s where my mind went.
thank you very much. I was wondering the same thing when you mentioned them, but the customer I was making these glasses for specifically wanted that kind of wood
Hello. Thanks for watching our video. In spraj is denatural alcohol. I use this that grains in the wood stand up. Than i dry mug and send it again. This way is much smoother surface when you use zhe mug every day. I also usaly send in both directions
@@Pipejawood-Woodturning Making the grain stand up then you sand it away giving a smoother finish. Some people also do this with water, you use alcohol. That is denibbing. :)
I have just started wood turning and it,s nice to see an expert at his trade (Excellent)
Thank you very much. We have all be beginers one time. Happy turning
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Very nice. Another great video. Thanks
Thank you. We are very happy that you like our video😊😊😊
Good job. ❤
Thank you my friend
So lovely!
Thank you 😊
First of all these are beautiful. I just have some concerns about the splat (isn’t that fungus?) and it being in direct contact with food? I don’t know much about it but that’s where my mind went.
thank you very much. I was wondering the same thing when you mentioned them, but the customer I was making these glasses for specifically wanted that kind of wood
You could have made a lid with that piece that helped you turn the bottom 😊
Thank you for great idea. But this was an order that I could make exactly as is. Thank you again for watching our video😊
any recommendations of food grade or finishing stains?
do you want my opinion about finish or something else?
Love the video and the end product 👍Question, what product did you use to seal the inside of the mug? Thanks
Thank you. For inside and oudside i used celulose sanding sealer to harden spalted wood, for finish i heve used Osmo top oil.
Can you list the types of tools you use from first to last? Thank you. Beautiful piece!
Whoops. Just saw that you did. Thank you!
@@susanmahler428 thank you. If you need more specific explanation i am always glad to tell you😊
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Thank you
Nice. What is in the spray bottle and why are you using it?
Hello. Thanks for watching our video. In spraj is denatural alcohol. I use this that grains in the wood stand up. Than i dry mug and send it again. This way is much smoother surface when you use zhe mug every day. I also usaly send in both directions
Thanks, I guessed you were "denibbing" somehow. You do great work.@@Pipejawood-Woodturning
@@BigAlNaAlba thank you. Can you tell me what do you mean with denibbing? I don't understand that🫣😊
@@Pipejawood-Woodturning Making the grain stand up then you sand it away giving a smoother finish. Some people also do this with water, you use alcohol. That is denibbing. :)
@BigAlNaAlba ooo... thank you for explaining. I use alcohol because it waporate from wood faster than water
2 questions what was the size of the blank you started with? what did you spray on the outside of the cup at around 6:14? thanks for sharing
Hello. The size of the blank was arround 12cm by 10cm. In the outside and inside i spray with denatural alcohol. Thank you for watching 😊😊😊
What do you use to finish a wood cup so that it can hold up to hot coffee?
I have used first sanding sealer and for finish i have used Osmo oil.
Osmo oil is food safe prodict and is also heat resistant
I would like to get thr tools you used
Just ask what you are interested in?
Do they leak?
Hahaha..... no they don't leak. I have seal them.
One thing that I would appreciate make a video, 😂
Thank you for watching. 😊😊😊😊
Bonjour, ou trouvez vous la pastille que vous collez sous le mug ? merci
Bonjour Ce n'est pas un autocollant, c'est une pièce en plastique que je fais découper par un graveur local.
Правильно направляйте стружку
Thanks I will
Please look up spalted maple. www.mountainwoodworker.com/articles/toxic_woods.pdf
Thank you for sharing
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