DIY: Turn and Make a Charred Oak Whiskey Tasking Cup with Joel From Whiskey Rocks Podcast! PART 3

I show you how to make a turned charred oak whiskey tasting cup on the lathe. A great woodworking project followed by a whisky tasting session with Joel from the Whiskey Rocks podcast. Since whiskey is stored in charred oak barrels we determine whether tasting whiskey from a charred oak cup will enhance the tasting experience!
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[@rickstewart2247]

Well done. There was never any doubt about third time being the charm.

[@industrialcomfort]

Appreciate that, Rick. Thanks for watching

[@Mhmdaliwoodart]

This was very helpful, thank you

[@industrialcomfort]

Glad it was helpful!

[@jsollender]

Joel I made 4 out of white oak, charred the inside, and sealed the outside only with butcher block oil. It leaked. So, do you sand any of the carbon/soot from inside and would bees wax/linseed oil on inside be worth the effort? Might lose any of the marshmellow/carmel flavors, but would it preserve integrity of the vessel? Thanks

[@industrialcomfort]

Sadly lt will happen from time to time. I never seal the insides but from time to time I will seal just the bottoms to close off the pores. You can do this with epoxy or polyurethane.