How to Turn an Ice Cream Scoop (woodlogger.com)

This Ice Cream Scoop Turning Kit project was cheap, fun, and easy to make. In this video I go over how I made this ice cream scoop. If you want more pics and a description on how I made this, check out my site over at: www.woodlogger.com/
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[@Jon-kp7ko]

I wish my high-school would've offered a wood shop elective. I've always thought it's best to make it than to buy it. Still on my bucket list to learn!

[@bu3butler1]

Thank you for the demo on the ice cream scoop. I'm new to turning and this really helped alot. Thank you!

[@Woodlogger]

You welcome. Glad it helped. Wood turning can be addictive.

[@GuysShop]

Nice project that looks like it would be fun for one of those weekend afternoons with some time on your hands. Nice job, Daris.

[@Woodlogger]

Thanks Guy, yeah I really like doing some of the smaller projects from time to time it makes you fell accomplished. hah.

[@chadshilling6656]

Good job

[@GreenArrows0705]

Nice scoop Logger! The wood is beautiful. Enjoy! Brett

[@Woodlogger]

Thanks, yeah it turned out great.

[@TheChrisPineWorkshop]

This is already on my to do list. SO fun! Of course my kids will try and put it in teh dishwasher! :) Regards Chris

[@Woodlogger]

Of course, kids love to do stuff like that. 8-)

[@peterbrownwastaken]

Found you from /r/turning! Great project and I love the cocobolo blank! Now go test it out!!

[@Woodlogger]

Thank you, and it works great..!

[@jstarr3676]

I couldn't get a good look what's that stuff you put on at the end?

[@markk3504]

So, the threads on the metal scoop .... aren't used at all? Why are they there?

[@Woodlogger]

On my kit there were no threads. I've seen those kits where you can unscrew the head, which I guess makes it easier to clean.