I have been woodturning now for about a month and I finally made a light pull to replace a broken one in our house. I also picked up some carbide tools so wanted something simple to try those out on! I found a scrap bit of firewood and went from there! I think it turned out OK - what do you think? All feedback or advice welcome as I learn how to turn wood.
00:00 Mounting the wood
00:29 Roughing down
01:57 Making the tenon
02:12 Placing into the chuck
02:31 Shaping the light pull
04:44 Drilling the hole
05:14 Sanding & finishing
06:19 Parting off
07:03 Reveal
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Ben's Got Wood
A bit about me - my name is Ben and this channel is documenting my very first attempts at woodturning. As a beginner, I'm eager to explore the art of shaping wood into beautiful, functional pieces through the mesmerising process of woodturning. Do you want to see my first woodturning attempt? Here it is: • Woodturning - Novice S...
Through trial and error, I'm learning valuable lessons and gaining insights that will shape my skills. If you are a seasoned woodturner, I'd appreciate any help and guidance along the way - I know I have a lot to learn!
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Please note my videos are for entertainment purposes only and are not meant as instructional videos. I am not a professional woodturner and some of the techniques I use are trial and error and probably not correct - in fact I'm surprised I still have all my fingers! I hope you enjoy the videos!