Making a Seam Ripper, Easy Lathe Project you can sell. Sweet dyed wood finish *HD*

In this video I show you a simple and easy lathe project, the seam ripper. These are fun and easy kits to make and are great gifts and good craft show sellers.
Here is the kit I used, goo.gl/D48AdC
Here is the Dye shown, goo.gl/eFVZgm
Here are the Easy Wood Tools used, goo.gl/56hdpE
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Thanks for watching, chad

[@josephlongwell2721]

Nice to see the 1216 in action turning a real project. Can't wait til my local Woodcraft gets one in stock.

[@TonyConstable]

Your shop looks AWESOME

[@ChadSchimmel]

Thanks TC

[@paintilludrop]

Use and make double seam rippers. Having a smooth end with finger block or resting area is good. Pretty but not smooth functioning fit for use.

[@nemoemanon6679]

A good demonstration. As someone who actually uses a seam ripper, personally, I would find this one too thick to handle in general and especially in fine fabrics and in tight spots. The beads would add to the holding difficulty, at least for me. That doesn’t mean it may be just fine for simple ripping for many. Thank you for the demo, it’s much appreciated.

[@alanhalleck4518]

What is the pen finish you used?Do you sell this product?Finally, is it less toxic than using a CA finish?Thanks!Alan

[@LavikkaPhotography]

That's cool!

[@clintmoore3461]

Where can I get the Pens Plus Finish? I don't see it on Turners Warehouse?

[@bobchinn5276]

Turners warehouse

[@djfunknuckle3375]

sweet seam rippers.

[@robertevans6481]

What no dumpster diving....lol...like the finish on it as well. CA is great but the smell not so great,like that pens plus,have to try it one day

[@JohnHoyt-h9d]

A real lack of PPE!!!!