#15 Making a Milliput Tealight Holder

[@bobjons7]

Good day Andrew. No, it not just another one, as your work is great, and you are so enjoyable to watch. Have a great day Andrew. Can't wait for your next project.

[@tiddlerfromtad]

Hi bobjons7. Many thanks for your support and encouragement. Cheers. Andrew

[@leksey7870]

Beautiful bowl for candles!

[@tiddlerfromtad]

Thank you Aleksey. Cheers. Andrew

[@PaulLockwood]

Another very nice Tea Light. You don't see many people turn Iroko. I've done a few pens and have some more blanks to turn at some point. It is a really different sort of colour to other woods and something very nice for a change. Glad you didn't do the texturing as the piece really does look complete as it is with the two lines setting it off. Well done!

[@JimsonMakes]

Great job Andrew, try rolling the Milliput into worms, it is easier to pack into narrow grooves. Be careful with Iroko, the dust can be quite nasty, a lot of people develop a sensitivity to it, causes sore throats and breathing problems. Cheers, Jim

[@tiddlerfromtad]

Hi Jim. Thanks for the advice. Great idea rolling the Milliput. I'll be double careful if I come across any more Iroko. Cheers. Andrew

[@Golod_ne_tetka]

Beautiful.I like it

[@tiddlerfromtad]

Hey, thank you so much. Cheers. Andrew

[@ianwashere9138]

good job i think i'll be making one :) thanks

[@tiddlerfromtad]

Thanks Ian, I hope it works out ok. Good luck. Cheers. Andrew

[@stevesmith5952]

Andrew, Enjoyed the video... Where do you get the tea light holders? Thanks in advance. Steve

[@tiddlerfromtad]

Thanks Steve. I got the tealight holders from Snainton Woodworking Supplies near Scarborough, last year. It looks like they only sell glass ones now, but I think you can get similar ones from Olivers Woodturning for about 50p. Cheers. Andrew