Woodturning Basics: How to Turn a Walnut Coffee Scoop

[@BenFrederickChannel]

Well done - nothing beats the smell of walnut being worked in the shop.

[@industrialcomfort]

Thank you, Benjamin. Totally, totally agree. Walnut has to be my favorite wood to work with and that's certainly one of the reasons. Thank you for watching!

[@HaneulsSpace_WoodStory]

A cool coffee spoon and a great jig! Take a good look and learn and I'll try to make one too!👍👍

[@industrialcomfort]

Thank you for the feedback and good luck! Thanks for watching.

[@albertdawson6814]

I enjoyed your video very much. Thank you for sharing

[@industrialcomfort]

Thank you!

[@jodyjohnson3146]

Great video. Simple but effective spoon chuck.

[@industrialcomfort]

Thanks so much for watching, Jody!

[@OregonOldTimerWOODTURNING]

I made a scoop chuck out of 1.5" schedule 40 PVC. Cut a length half an inch longer than my shark jaws. Cut it lengthwise through one side only. Use a wood rasp to carve and smooth a notch for the handle. Diameter of the scoop end is critical. When it's pushed into the PVC, the kerf has to be open so the jaws can squeeze the PVC and hold the scoop. I like the kerf to be about 1/8" with scoop inserted. Works great. I'll have a video of it one of these days.

[@industrialcomfort]

That's a great idea for a chuck. Thanks for sharing and thanks for watching!

[@ValioMadre7]

Awesome scoop, thanks for sharing.

[@industrialcomfort]

Thank you and thank you for watching!!

[@insanity851]

One of the most unique turnings I've seen. Good job

[@industrialcomfort]

Thank you, Robert. I appreciate the comment and thank you for watching!

[@kevinbaldwin1141]

A beautiful piece....well done and thanx for sharing.

[@industrialcomfort]

Thank you so much for the feedback, Kevin!

[@joao.ebn.youtube]

Fantastic. Won a subscriber 😊

[@industrialcomfort]

Really appreciate that. Thank you!

[@donaldosborn1892]

Very cool

[@industrialcomfort]

Thank you very much, Donald!

[@christinewilliams2066]

Very cool. Excellent craftsmanship!

[@lourencosantiago9779]

Amazing! I from Brazil.

[@industrialcomfort]

Obrigado, Lourenco!

[@dustinclark8946]

This is awesome

[@industrialcomfort]

Thanks for watching, Dustin!

[@NathansFerroceriumrods1]

Very nice.

[@industrialcomfort]

Thank you very much and thanks for watching!

[@The_Joker_]

3:47 When you went to pick up the screw and the other one fell, that’s where I’d be editing out expletives if I made this video 😂

[@industrialcomfort]

LOL... yes, there have been plenty of those!

[@CrimeVid]

I’ve been making the damn things for years, I only watched this to see what you made of the chuck, I prefer mine.

[@industrialcomfort]

It was my first go at it but personal preference I suppose. Thanks for watching.

[@fernandopellegrini4670]

Buenísimo

[@industrialcomfort]

Thank you very much and thank you for watching!

[@ValkoBranislav]

Krásna práca...

[@industrialcomfort]

Thank you!

[@MohdNadeem-zn2ok]

Very good

[@industrialcomfort]

Thank you very much!

[@mbahsir]

Good job

[@industrialcomfort]

Thank you very much, mbah sir! appreciate the comment

[@dr.doncutler7849]

I am wanting to make these scoops. Please provide some measurements, like the diameter of the handle and diameter of the hole drilled where the handle is set. I could not tell the length of the 2 x 4. Thanks.

[@industrialcomfort]

Hi DDC, the length of the wood can be as short or as long as you'd like as long as the hole is centered so you have good balance on the lathe as the piece turns. You'll also want to ensure the piece isn't longer then the lathe's swing. Mine is 5" long with the hole centered at 2.5". The hole for the handle was drilled using a 1/2" bit. Sorry this information wasn't included. Thanks for watching!

[@Sam-tg4ii]

The best part was that you used a 10-cent jig instead of a $100 chuck

[@industrialcomfort]

LOL, right?? Thanks for watching, Sam!

[@שיצברי-ח5מ]

Good

[@industrialcomfort]

Thank you!

[@kevingaddis7276]

You did awesome job on that. But I had to laugh when you said scrap wood. In my shop no such thing as scrap it has a home or heats the home.

[@industrialcomfort]

Outstanding point, Kevin. The shavings in leftover paper grocery bags are such amazing fire-starters too…Thanks for watching!

[@raymondmichielinijr5490]

Still laughing

[@theRussianJiu]

Dude. I can no longer watch your videos until you correct that awful replay noise.

[@industrialcomfort]

Apologies, Robert. I mentioned that I was going to turn down the background sound but already have a bunch of videos in backlog that are uploaded and can't be changed. I also started making more with background music instead. The inside out ornament from last week is an example. Super sorry about that but it will be changing.

[@theRussianJiu]

@@industrialcomfort , you do pretty good turning. I'll try back in a month. Thanks

[@industrialcomfort]

Ok, Robert, while watching Monday Night Football I went through all future videos and corrected any potential audio issues. Welcome back!! :)