Make a Turned Ring Box

[@TomBruce67]

You can be proud of your work! Six years later and you're still helping people learn this craft. Great job!

[@RickClemente]

I enjoyed the video. It provided the information that I was looking for at a level that was consistent with my experience in a clear and concise manner. Thank you!

[@DreadKnotWoodshop]

Glad it was helpful. I really appreciate your thoughts on my presentation.

[@pjenslin1]

Oh man! How happy I am to have discovered your channel! Great video! Thnx!

[@DreadKnotWoodshop]

Thank you and welcome.

[@coffeetime081]

Watched a lot of videos on making small lidded boxes but yours was the most informative. Thanks.

[@DreadKnotWoodshop]

Thanks for checking it out and II am very happy to know that you find it useful.

[@MrPete1x]

Excellent clear video, well explained

[@DreadKnotWoodshop]

Thank You Peter!

[@MikeKapotsy]

Nice job on the instructional portion of the video Darryl! Good on ya for helping Justin.

[@DreadKnotWoodshop]

Thanks Mike, still trying to fine tune "my style" of video. I really appreciate the feedback

[@alpaparella]

Good show dude. I like your style and the soft chuck jaws will be a big help.Be well.

[@ParabellumFishing]

I know what I’m gunna try tomorrow. Great video! Thank you!

[@DreadKnotWoodshop]

Awesome! I would love to see what you come up with.

[@Bmmcclellan]

Great Video! Learned from this and hope to try out soon.

[@DreadKnotWoodshop]

Thanks Bobby, I would love to see what you come up with.

[@upwoodworks4987]

Thanks for the support, and the shout out Darryl. Great job on the ring boxes as well.

[@DreadKnotWoodshop]

You're so welcome Justin. Congratulations!

[@oxintheshop]

I like it!! Quick little project that uses many different techniques. Great work my friend.

[@DreadKnotWoodshop]

Thanks Drew, I figured this might be of interest to you. I'll bet you could sell a ton of these at your craft shows. And they don't require a lot of time, great for last minute re-stocking of inventory (not that you ever have that problem 😉)

[@czellner5894]

Nicely done and very well explained. Thanks.

[@DreadKnotWoodshop]

Thank you Charlie.

[@dalewilliamson1125]

Really cool project, great use for all of your scrap wood. Thanks for sharing.

[@DreadKnotWoodshop]

Thanks Dale! I have been burning up lots of scraps making these little boxes. My fav was a walnut box using the tiniest little piece of very curly ash. It's a great way to use beautiful pieces that would otherwise be too small.

[@Patricksworkshop]

great lesson Darryl . i need to make a bunch of these . thanks buddy . . .

[@DreadKnotWoodshop]

Thanks Patrick!

[@Thom4123]

Awesome video tutorial when I get my stand and turning tools and chucks it’s definitely a rabbit hole. Very well done. Take care my friend.

[@DreadKnotWoodshop]

Thank you Thom!

[@ManCrafting]

Way easier. The order of operations is the thing that tricks me up. Once I’ve done a few I’ll be good. Great tutorial.

[@DreadKnotWoodshop]

You're correct when done in order, it goes very smoothly. Another tip that I forgot to mention is to sand the rim a little before you finish the bottom for a looser fit (only woodturners are impressed with a tight fit that makes a pop sound). 😀

[@kimparker3719]

Wonderful tutorial. Loved the paper towel trick! Thank you for sharing ❤️

[@DrivewayWorkshop]

Nice job!

[@DreadKnotWoodshop]

Thank you Jim

[@ADadAndHisKids]

Can't wait to give it a try myself, thanks for the video

[@ESCAGEDOWOODWORKING]

Awesome!

[@mistymountainwoodcraft]

Great video dude! Glad to see you posting videos again!! Keep it up my friend.

[@DreadKnotWoodshop]

Thank you Alex, its good to be back at it.

[@funmitholz2095]

A very nice can. You can also pour in cream. Women like turned plates and so on. I gave you a subscription. How many lathes do you have? Greetings from Germany. Have a nice week!!

[@TonyRudzki]

Great short video on turning a ring box. On the final shaping, Is the 4-jaw chuck is just barely tightened to keep from making marks in the wood?

[@DreadKnotWoodshop]

Thank you. In general, you want the jaws to close down to as small of a gap as possible for greatest contact around the diameter of the tenon. It also reduces the likelihood of marls on your workpiece.

[@derekdodson5623]

Nice job!