Completing a Rough-Turned Lidded Box: (1) Woodturning with Sam angelo

Sam completes a lidded box that was first rough-turned. After a period to allow for drying, he puts the lid and base back on the lathe to finish the project.

[@Unclebuddy01]

I enjoyed the video, but I particularly liked the intro showing beautiful mountains and deep blue sky. You are fortunate to live in such beautiful country.

[@WYOMINGWOODTURNER]

+Michael Trent Yes, my back yard----haha, not Sam

[@PENFOLD1962]

Hi Sam, Glad to know that you are over the accident. Thats a stunning wood and a beautiful little box, nice turning. Thanks for sharing your video, it's really appreciated. Cheers Andy

[@mgorrow]

Sam, I always enjoy your latest video. It is good to see how someone else does it. You always throw in some useful tips. Thanks.

[@MikeWaldt]

A brilliant "how to" video Sam, packed with useful, important information. Take care Mike

[@WYOMINGWOODTURNER]

+Mike Waldt Thanks Mike I appreciate it. Sam

[@davidclauson5256]

Beautiful box, love that finish. Thanks for sharing your videos.

[@tomzifer927]

You just inspired me to make up some jam chucks. Thank You.

[@TheLittleGardenShedWorkshop]

Great job Sam, It come out very nice, Best wishes Harry

[@KE4YAL]

Very good video very helpful for me Thanks for sharing

[@Xyienced]

Enjoy your comments and experience that you share

[@acolyteturner]

Can't believe it's over a year already Sam! luckily it doesn't seem to have affected your turning ;-) Cheers Tom

[@WYOMINGWOODTURNER]

+Tom Stratton Yes 1 year. Time is an amazing thing Sam

[@DailyTaylorLea32]

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[@robertaltic3395]

Another beautiful box Sam. Glad the healing process has gone well. Thanks for all you do and the encouragement you give us everyday. Best, Bob

[@DanielVilarino]

Nice box Sam, cheers! Daniel

[@adamquincey4371]

Very nice piece... Cheers...

[@wildwoodturns]

Great follow up video Sam and very much appreciated. Thank you! Rick

[@cillyede]

A wonderful piece again! Take care - Hubert, Germany

[@davidmorgan7522]

Thanks Sam! Always informative. Take care, Dave

[@anklebiterwoodworks2818]

Nice burl.

[@jamesfontaine431]

Thanks Sam.

[@johnwallace4408]

BEAUTIFUL TURN!!! I would be proud to have that box. Question: Would you ever soak a piece of wood to make it more turnable? I have some walnut measuring 3%moisture content. Every time I try to turn it, it splits a long the grain. I need help! Thanks! SAFE TURNING! JOHN

[@bert1383]

Hi Sam, back when you were looking for a new smaller lathe I recommended the Oneway 1224 mainly because I have used one for years without issue. Having said all of that: I noted in this video that your 1224 has a knock. One of the things I enjoy about the 1224 is its quiet operation. I would suggest that there is an issue that should be address before it becomes a problem. Thanks for your videos always enjoyable to watch.

[@DavyKammer1234]

Hi Sam I was wondering how much you would charge for these or other boxes. I have a hard time pricing my work thanks

[@bbjorn5818]

at 2:35 I noticed the letters B L M. Black lives matter????

[@WYOMINGWOODTURNER]

No...Big Leaf maple BLM- Sam

[@ITSAWOODTHING]

Looks beautiful

[@hesperhurt]

Thanks for sharing Sam 👍 I work pretty much 100% with green wood. Living in rural Wales I have more than I can use! The one thing that's always bugged me is the bits left after cutting the corners from bowl blanks. Well... this just gave me the confidence to use them for boxes. Always kind of avoided them.. not sure why. Quick question... what is the normal drying time for a box of this size in your drying cupboard? I have one very similar that I use to finish off bowl drying. Thanks again Sam and mind those saws. Blood thirsty blighters! 👍

[@WYOMINGWOODTURNER]

+Robert Venus Depending on the wood, it could be 2 months or for denser stuff it might take 4 months. But I am never in a big rush. Nice to hear from Wales.....Sam in Wyoming