Twisted Candle Holder

[@mikebirnie6381]

Awesome design mate

[@RobinLewisMakes]

That's a really cool design, I like it!

[@jmemgc76]

seriously nice piece even if it was just a simple project.

[@FredMcIntyre]

Looks awesome Paul!👍👊 nice twist on a simple candle holder! 😉

[@hansdegroot8549]

Great job. Thanks for sharing. I just noticed that this video is already 5 years old, so I don't know if you are still willing to answer my question on it. Is 65 by 65 mm material enough thick to start with? I did some candle holders with that, but they were straight.

[@joshheagy9943]

I can't wait to come home from college to give this project a try. P.S. - I still love the Bebop transition music! You're the best!

[@TheWoodKnight]

The transition will be staying - the editor (aka the wife) approves it over all the intros I've done in the past ;)

[@Savage264243]

Excellent video. I Wouldn't Have thought of that. Thanks!

[@MultiTom1956]

Paul ,this is beautiful:-) I have been saving to buy this turbo plane , god willing soon . thank you so much for this tutorial :-)

[@dnavanlife5846]

Was that hard wood or soft wood? Looks great nice little project

[@leksey7870]

Beautiful!

[@eddiestipe2009]

Paul, what a great project I like the way it turned out. I just might try to do one. What was the name of the clamp (horse) and where did you purchase it?

[@TheWoodKnight]

+Eddie Stipe they're knockoffs of Tritons Superjaws. These happen to be exclusive to Sydney tools sold under the xtorque brand (powergrip sawhorse)

[@willemkossen]

Nice project. How would that be done without the arbortech tools?

[@TheWoodKnight]

+Willem Kossen other power carving tools like carbide burr discs, or probably traditional carving gouged (sweep?). Maybe some kerf cutting with a handsaw to remove some bulk.

[@TheVgonman]

I love the T-shirt you're wearing in the intro! Where did you get it?

[@TheWoodKnight]

It was a gift many years ago, so I honestly have no idea, sorry!

[@MaybeDave]

How would Izzy do this on a table saw?

[@TheWoodKnight]

with fewer fingers I suspect ;)

[@jonbreaksstuff4518]

Bro, that would be so much easier on a 4 axis CNC mill, and would you talk in inches so the WHOLE world can understand what you are saying. I’m just kidding! That is a great project, love the way it turned out!