Wooden plates for the Artist. By Dean's Woodworking.

[@anthonykorsak2906]

Great idea. I have a friend that paints. I’m going to ask if she wants to collaborate. Hats off to your wife’s painting skills. Thank you as always.

[@DeansWoodworking]

Thanks Anthony let me know if you do that I would love to see what you guys do. Thanks for Watching!!!

[@amandatallis9875]

The plate is nice like you telling us what you are doing on your plate and other items you have turned. Amanda from Scotland

[@DeansWoodworking]

Thank you Amanda, and Thanks for Watching!!!

[@timothyhatch4985]

Great Video Dean.... love the way you start by drilling the hole for the chuck then making the recess for the other chuck on the bottom... Great Technique to add to my tool kit... Thanks a bunch

[@DeansWoodworking]

Glad you enjoyed it, Thanks for Watching!!!

[@scotttague2729]

Great project Dean like that plate👍👍

[@DeansWoodworking]

Glad you like it Scott, Thanks for Watching!!!

[@denisvienat849]

Très très beau travail de précision bravo Dean’s 👍👏

[@DeansWoodworking]

Thank you Denis!!

[@glencrandall7051]

Well Done. 👍👍

[@DeansWoodworking]

Thanks Glen!!

[@jackthompson5092]

Beautiful plate Dean.

[@DeansWoodworking]

Thank you kindly

[@trurex007lee7]

Very nice, another one of your projects that’s on my list…it just keeps getting longer 😀

[@DeansWoodworking]

Awesome! Thank you!

[@SiamWoodShop]

Great easy projecr Dean, thanks for sharing

[@DeansWoodworking]

Thanks for watching!

[@RobBrandtWoodturning]

Hi Dean, nice looking plate. I am in the middle of filming a plate also...I wish I had spotted your video before I started, could have used the tips. Keep well, Rob

[@DeansWoodworking]

Thanks Rob let me know when your video is posted I am always interested in what others do. Thanks for Watching!!!

[@franwilson2097]

nice job Dean love it

[@DeansWoodworking]

Glad you enjoyed it Fran, Thanks for Watching!!!

[@TheMessyStudio]

Those look great, Dean!

[@DeansWoodworking]

Thanks Billy!!

[@wantlessobject]

Lol. Usually when I make a plate. It's because I goofed up a bowl. And then turn it into a plate. I do need to make some tho. I'd like to have a few for steaks. Great project Dean. Thanks for sharing.

[@DeansWoodworking]

Make them you will love them

[@jimbrock8928]

Thanks for sharing

[@DeansWoodworking]

My pleasure, Thanks for Watching!!!

[@scottdunn6065]

thanx dean, nice plate, going to make one someday, good video also, have a good day

[@DeansWoodworking]

Thanks, you too!

[@jnol9009]

Thx. Well done.

[@DeansWoodworking]

Thanks for watching!

[@pjseiber2774]

Thanks for sharing. A very nice project. Got to have some of them. Did I miss the thickness measurement? What size jaws did you use on the bottom. And if you don't mind could you give me the link to those sanding disc that you used. Thanks again always look forward to your videos. Be safe

[@DeansWoodworking]

Thickness is about 3/16” #3 on the strong hold chuck

[@allyncross6973]

Hey Dean, Nice job! You used a 1 inch by 8 inch piece if I understand your comments below correctly? With my PSI Barracuda 2 chuck I would have to go a bit thicker because it doesn't have dovetails. I need 7/16's for both tenons and recesses because of that chuck. Still the Barracuda 2 works well for the money all and all. I like the idea of eating off a plate I made myself. :) Yall have a wonderful day.

[@DeansWoodworking]

Allyn you should not need a tennon or recess that deep. you want to seat off of the front of the jaws never let the back of the jaws touch the wood. I think you just gave me something to talk about in the next Shop Talk. I will try and get my hands on one of those chucks for the video. Thanks for Watching!!

[@allyncross6973]

@@DeansWoodworking Hey Dean, I have done a lot of checking and rechecking getting used to this particular chuck. What I found is I need to go as deep as possible with the tenon so it is just barely above the bottom. In my case that is 7/16ths. The same is true for the recess. I have never used the larger 4 inch jaws but the 2 inch jaws are as follows for my specific chuck. 2 1/16th inches for the tenon, 7/16's deep and a 1/2 inch shoulder. For the recess with my chuck I have found that 2 1/8th inches is the perfect size, 7/16th inches deep and a 3/4 inch shoulder. It seems if I use anything less it jumps off the tenon or breaks the recess when I start to be a bit aggressive. If I have a bad catch I immediately stop the lathe and check to make sure it remains properly chucked. That was my personal findings for the PSI Barracuda 2 chuck. You may find them very slightly different because your chuck may have been manufactured slightly differently. Since there is no dovetail you have to compensate a bit. If you make a video on this chuck I would love to see your findings regarding it for both the recess and tenon. Yall have a wonderful day.

[@DeansWoodworking]

Allyn thanks for the info I have never used that particular chuck before but is sounds like you have got it down. Have an awesome day!!!

[@DougMilleratWoodSpunRound]

Nicely done Dean. The plate looks really good. How thick is that blank to begin with? Looks like maybe 5/4. Or is it Norman 1x?

[@DeansWoodworking]

Thanks Doug, It is a normal 4/4 board just a cut off that I picked up at the woodworkers club. Thanks for Watching!!!

[@DougMilleratWoodSpunRound]

@@DeansWoodworking very good. My tendency is to make what I intend to be platters too deep so that they become shallow bowls. Starting with 1x to begin with would force a shallow dish naturally. I may have to give this a spin.