Iroko Celtic Knot Candlesticks - Turning a Matching Pair

[@arturoverde3807]

Good video, great project and a well thought out item the music is good too,stay safe.......... wood has a habit of not being what you want it to be.

[@NathanCummingWoodturning]

Arturo Verde thanks for your comment. That's one of the reasons I love it, always full of surprises.

[@Boultonful]

hi, nice candlestick, you have good eye for copying, there is one thing I would suggest you do to open the hole for the candle, as it was apparent you had problems with the hole being off centre, I suggest you avail yourself of a centre steady to hold the candle as it is so fare from your chuck, to make life easier for you if you open the hole as soon as you have turned the stock to cylinder and then use this to centre the job. I have been a turner for for over 50 years. so I hope you are not offended by my comments.look forward to your comments. keep up the good work.

[@John-gj1jr]

I know this is 6 years old and you may not see this, but I would like two things explained. Your finish for one-how far did you sand and what friction polish did you use? Also, an explanation of how exactly you did the Celtic knot. Thanks