Wood Turned Jewelry From Scraps

In this video, learn how to make beautiful one of a kind jewelry from scraps in your shop. This project can be used as gifts or even sold online or at craft shows. Amazon Affiliate links:
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[@urmelausdemeis3495]

Sehr schön. Cooler Handbohrer

[@boydblack9087]

Great video and commentary. Lots of informative tips and suggestions. Thanks.

[@lilycamillewolf8086]

Really liked this one. Yet another reason for me to get a lathe. My wife says I'm a tool addict, since I never, ever, have enough of them!

[@DreadKnotWoodshop]

My wife says the same about me😀

[@bradbyers7505]

I really like your techniques here. This one’s a keeper.

[@paintilludrop]

Very informative, newbi turner, free workshop at my library, been making pens and ready to move onto another project..easy but learning new skills.easy clear voice. Soft music ..great video!!

[@RowevilleRetro]

Oh great, another awesome reason to never, ever throw away any scap, no matter how small. ;-) Good job!

[@angelsonny1469]

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[@romanmajor5850]

@Angel Sonny try Flixzone. Just search on google for it :)

[@damaridecker2139]

@Angel Sonny i use Flixzone. You can find it by googling :)

[@koltonmajor9195]

@Angel Sonny I would suggest Flixzone. Just search on google for it =)

[@coolcat9327]

I use a dedicated jam chuck to reverse the pendent and concave and sand the back. I make them to be used as worry stone or for something to hold during prayer time. Thanks for your hard work.

[@DreadKnotWoodshop]

In a later vid, I showed how I now make DIY soft jaws to do just that. Thanks for the suggestion.

[@tonyrutherford1300]

Absolutely correct to hone tool controle and looks like you are well on your way good work

[@bmac01049]

Nice work. Helped on more than 1 front. great technique and nice design. more videos thanks

[@DreadKnotWoodshop]

Thank you and I am pleased that you found this video helpful.

[@jude4896]

Very nice, thank you for sharing

[@icespeckledhens]

Very nice pendants and a very explained tutorial on your method. Thanks James

[@DreadKnotWoodshop]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@clarencegreen3071]

Great video! Keep up the good work.

[@KDSmith666]

Nice work, Darryl. Good food for thought.

[@k9insomniac783]

This is a really cool project. It never even dawned on me that I could do some of these types of projects on my lathe. What parting tool do you use? I still have the cheap wide one from my first spindle tool set and those thin blade ones would be so much better.

[@coatsiecoatsie]

Great video ……so well explained especially for a beginner like me…..

[@donnymcarter]

This is very cool! Gonna try these myself! Thanks Darryl!

[@plw7408]

Love your videos.

[@woodys_woodwork]

Nice work .love that hand drill ❤💛💚

[@diydarkmatter]

nice work young man .

[@DreadKnotWoodshop]

Thank you sir!

[@Austinlea20]

Respect 🙌🏼 findings im starting to make wacky jewelry maybe I’ll do videos one day. Good luck and it’s a lot of fun making jewelry and very soothing at times. Never did this though

[@bo-be-qbarbecueausderseest1663]

Looks very nice! Thank you for showing 👍

[@olgaLampcov]

Thank you for great video. What wax/oil do you use to buff/shine your pieces? Also, what lathe do you use?

[@jamiesinteriors]

Awesome work 👏 I’m gonna make my way through all your videos. Thanks for taking the time to talk to me at Makers Central. You’ve definitely inspired me to get a lathe and learn how to turn.

[@DreadKnotWoodshop]

Thank you! I am so thrilled to hear that you might be getting a lathe! Be sure to let me know where you post so I can be sure to check it out.

[@jamiesinteriors]

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[@DreadKnotWoodshop]

Thanks, I am now folowing your feed!

[@JohnMark61355]

Thank you. That video was very helpful. I appreciate you mentioning carbide tool use. I am a new turner and use this type of tool, but many turners are overtly or covertly critical of their use.

[@clarencegreen3071]

Hey John, Carbide tools are scrapers which means they scrape the wood away as opposed to cutting it. The result is almost always a rough surface which requires a lot of sanding to get it smooth. My suggestion is for you to get into traditional tools when you are able to do so, but be aware that they require a means of sharpening them. This is another area where there is a lot of learning to be done. Good luck, and have fun!

[@JohnMark61355]

@@clarencegreen3071 Thank you. I have found I can do excellent work with my Carbide tools. Negative rake cutters have helped. Carbide tools may even be better than traditional tools for wood/resin pieces. I have found a little extra sanding to be preferred to the time and expense of owning, learning, and using sharpening equipment.

[@booyaa1851]

Nice idea

[@ravenstreasures4312]

Hello, I'm so glad I found you!! My question is that I get a lot of different types of wood from found or cuts from lawn companies. I have some beautiful California Pepperwood. What do you use to stabilize your wood that is not harmful to the wearer? Btw, I just bought my 1st lathe, it's only a 12" bench with carbide chisels but love your philosophy on constantly growing your skill set!

[@jpwoodwork]

nice mate

[@thewoodman6039]

cool thanks

[@tomreynolds7837]

sweet ,what size cord are you using and findings ,,,thanks

[@DreadKnotWoodshop]

I am fairly certain that it was 2mm cord and findings from my local hobby shop

[@tomreynolds7837]

thanks

[@KatieAMinor]

Please, whats the finish?

[@DreadKnotWoodshop]

I used hampshire sheen high gloss wax

[@KatieAMinor]

@@DreadKnotWoodshop Thank you

[@johnvierra9167]

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