Woodturning Flame box elder pepper mill

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[@meangenevstheworld.7773]

It looks great. The word your looking for is food coloring. God bless and keep turning.

[@simongadoury3244]

+mean gene Thank you very much Sir

[@traceyosterlind14]

Great sense of humor! Enjoy being along as you develop your prototypes.

[@simongadoury3244]

+Tracey Osterlind Thank you Tracey :)

[@worshipwatcher55]

Very nice video, I particularly enjoyed the wood slapping. Thank you for posting.

[@richardnash6009]

Another excellent project. Thank you 🤟🏻🤟🏻🤟🏻🤟🏻

[@jeremymenning56]

It's gorgeous. Simply amazing grain. Exquisite craftsmanship.

[@Sludgepump]

Loving your videos Simon! Beautiful pepper/salt grinder.

[@simongadoury3244]

+Sludgepump Thanks a lot!!

[@John_C999]

Fabulous. love the red top done with cake colouring is genius I would never of thought of using that. Kind regards John

[@simongadoury3244]

+TheJohnc2 Thank you John for your great comment. Simon

[@waynee.2856]

I'm jealous of the gorgeous wood you have access to. That is seriously cool coloring. Another outstanding job.

[@simongadoury3244]

+Wayne E. Thank you Wayne :)

[@MikeWaldt]

Another stunning piece Simon. Cheers Mke

[@simongadoury3244]

+Mike Waldt Thanks a lot Mike :)

[@cessnaflyer]

your work is always excellent!

[@simongadoury3244]

+John Collette Thank you John

[@WigWagWorkshop]

Beautiful piece of Box Elder! Appreciate you taking the time, to show which tool you used to get a clean cut. Wishing the best to you and yours. -Steven

[@MarkusRock777]

Your my favorite Wood-turner. Great work, Great voice, Learned a lot from you. Thanks.

[@simongadoury3244]

+Markus Rock that really appreciated Markus . Thanks you !!!

[@williamhumberhawk8187]

Great to watch. Thank you very much. I like the character in the shape of it. Doesn't need perfection to be beautiful.

[@MrCWH5]

looks great !! very simplistic yet elegant shape,

[@simongadoury3244]

+MrCWH5 Thank you sir :)

[@Theeightmilebend]

You have got to make me a set of these !! Amazing work on the salt and pepper grinders my friend.

[@simongadoury3244]

+South Georgia Grill Master Thank you sir , i really appreciate your comment :)

[@kellyriley9108]

What a satisfying hobby to be able to have. I need a wood turning lathe.

[@edriall464]

What a great piece of wood. And a great turn.

[@simongadoury3244]

+Ed Riall Thank you Ed

[@shoptimefishing4315]

You, my good sir, are the best wood slapper. Hahaha!! I think this pepper mill turned out wonderful. Awesome video like always.

[@simongadoury3244]

+Shoptime Fishing hahaha lol thanks been a good wood slapper meant a lot for me ... and my girlfriend ;)

[@shoptimefishing4315]

Hahahah!!! Now that my friend is good humor!!!

[@christinasullivan9304]

Love it. The red top sets off the red in the wood.

[@simongadoury3244]

+Christina Sullivan Thank you Christina !!!!

[@themeowskihotel805]

I just started wood turning, and have learned so much from you! You're work is absolutely breathtaking. I hope I will be able to good as you are!

[@Andrew-is7rs]

Very classy! Looks great. 👍

[@simongadoury3244]

+Fek The First Thank you sir !!!

[@Tomb-]

wow that wood looks amazing

[@simongadoury3244]

+Thomas Botbyl Thanks Thomas !!!

[@fredchopin2776]

Nice work one of a kind!! Keep making them!!

[@simongadoury3244]

+Sharon Peters Thank you Sharon 😉

[@brandonfreer6348]

We sure can see the curl. Nice work man!!!

[@pascalsurprenant7249]

crises de bonne job man je l aime beaucoup celui la bravo

[@simongadoury3244]

+Pascal Surprenant Merci Pascal !!!!

[@scottdanielson4170]

Fantastic job once again brother!!

[@simongadoury3244]

+Scott Danielson Thank you my friend :)

[@rykhaviland3591]

I love it! I actually gasped when you dyed the top red. I wasn't expecting that! It's beautiful!

[@simongadoury3244]

+Ryk Haviland Thank you Ryk, but what gasped means? Dont forget i sucks in english

[@rykhaviland3591]

You know how, when you are really surprised, your eyes get wide and you inhale your breath very quickly. That is a gasp. :-)

[@simongadoury3244]

+Ryk Haviland hahaha Thank you for the information :)

[@kennymysak2079]

turned out great keep up the great video's

[@simongadoury3244]

+Kenny Mysak Thank you Kenny :)

[@mikealport6391]

Near the beginning, after you had rough turned it, I think you said you were going to dry in? If so, at what temperature, and for how long?

[@simongadoury3244]

+Mike Alport I dry it in the microwave for a couple days I think.

[@grigorirasputin9507]

your work is beautiful

[@simongadoury3244]

+Grigori Rasputin Thank you very much Sir

[@Tide12NC]

You could turn it into a flower vase. Cut down the top some and remove the cap. Have a candle light dinner with the wife, soft music and a rose 🌹, you’ll be in good shape then. 👍🏻

[@davidhinson5010]

That is beautiful! Good job!

[@simongadoury3244]

+David Hinson Thank you David

[@aircooledtx]

Nice accent with red/top. Great looking peppermill.

[@jerrybehlmann4990]

Nice work Simon, I realize the video is a couple of years old and you have probably discovered a lot of new procedures to make salt and pepper mills. I work for one of the national woodworking stores in Florida and teach both Basic turning and pepper mill turning classes. I have a few tips I would like to share with you on how I prepare and turn mills. I have written a 15 page step by step instruction booklet (that I share with customers and students) and have sent a copy to your email. You are definitely very talented and hope the info may give you some ideas. One of the main tips I would like to share publicly is that you should drill the holes for the pepper corn storage (usually 1-1/16" hole) and the 9/32" hole in the top before shaping these parts. These holes should be used as references in order to make sure the holes are centered in the base and especially the top tenon. Use jam chucks on the head stock and a 60 Deg cone live center in the tail stock. This will assure that the top will turn true and NOT elliptical when grinding the pepper corns. Hope the info helps, as you know, "Ask 100 turners how to do something and you will get 102 different answers." Keep up the great work Thanks again for a nice video.

[@olafferguson]

beautiful job and i lovethat stove

[@simongadoury3244]

+Olcay Yağmur haha thank you :)

[@nelsonfernandez3660]

Beautiful job!

[@simongadoury3244]

+Nelson Fernandez Thanks Nelson

[@sonyhk3824]

Magnifique et très agréable.

[@simongadoury3244]

+Sony H K merci Sony

[@junglarfela]

beautiful work !!

[@simongadoury3244]

+francisco aguilar thank you

[@kbosell3812]

Indeed, you are a good wood slapper! But I need MORE COWBELL! Hah. I love your videos, good job!

[@simongadoury3244]

+k Bosell hahaha thanks alot man

[@clydeulmer4484]

I agree with you, Simon -- the shape needs work but the wood is really pretty. And Jf L's comment below about ebonising made me laugh out loud too :-) Are you familiar with the splitting froe? If not, it's a straight blade used to split wooden shingles or staves from a log. I use one to take log sections down to round(er). They are expensive to buy, but any smith can make you one out of an old lawnmower blade or leaf spring. A froe and a honking big wooden mallet are what you need, my friend. Clyde

[@simongadoury3244]

+Clyde Ulmer lol Yeah JF eat clown sometime ;) Thank you Clyde the info about that blade . Maybe ill check and make one . Take care Simon

[@saltychesticles8045]

you can slap my wood anytime warfing !!! crissement bien reussi simon , tu travailles pas en sans dessin , tu fais de la belle ouvrage ! j ai deja hate a ton prochain video.

[@simongadoury3244]

+louis-philippe Sergent Merci Louissss, a tu remarqué que je slap tout le temps le bois . Je sais pas pourquoi lol

[@T67Moon]

Nice projects, I really enjoy your channel as you show how to over the unforeseen obstacles that come with turning wood. Great work my friend, keep it up.

[@ferbodart]

Very nice job man!! Congrats!!

[@simongadoury3244]

+Fernsndo .Gabriel Thanks a lot man !!

[@alainbisaillon4965]

Salut Simon, vraiment nice ta salière t trop drôle avec ton video .....le tamtam...lolllll

[@simongadoury3244]

+Alain Bisaillon lol Merci Alain ;)

[@brianbarlow1480]

Nice job Simon, love the finished item

[@simongadoury3244]

+Brian Barlow Thank you Brian !!!

[@murphymmc]

Very nice! For getting your rough shape you might consider a good sharp hatchet and a mallet. You can remove a lot of material in a short time and control the removal easily.

[@King-Atlas]

well done ... as always a great job

[@fullstrutn]

I like the red top it brings out the reddish grain you worked to incorporate

[@simongadoury3244]

+fullstrutn Thank you!!

[@vickiebiichle292]

Beautiful 😊. I’m currently working on a Red Boxwood Elder wood bowl

[@DonHarden]

Looks very good.

[@simongadoury3244]

+Don Harden Thank you Don !!!

[@QwertyGrodnoWood]

Интересная работа, Simon )

[@simongadoury3244]

+QwertyWOOD Thank you :)

[@edwardchapman1914]

Couleurs vives mon ami nice turning

[@simongadoury3244]

+Edward Chapman Merci beaucoup Edward :)

[@DANIELTHIBAULTchannel]

tu fait de belle affaire .. jai le gout depuis 40ans faudrait bien lolll

[@howey935]

Nice video really enjoyed watching. I used to used a lathe at school and I got really good at making wooden eggs and egg cups.

[@simongadoury3244]

Thank you very much sir

[@VietNamDoDay]

Wow thanks for great video

[@MSNERVANA]

Very nice piece ......... thumb up

[@grendelum]

Very cool... that wood is beautiful and your skills mad... not sure about the red cap tho...

[@simongadoury3244]

+orion khan hehe Thank you sir

[@grendelum]

SG Art Turning - how did you learn to do this?

[@johnknoefler]

I wasn't happy with the red cap either. Anything natural but that.

[@simongadoury3244]

+orion khan I lean it be myself with help from KZbin.

[@Tommo158]

I think that shape is perfect for that beautifully grained piece of wood. A more complex design, I feel, would remove your eye from the swirls in the wood. Don't be so self critical Simon, we all watch you because we love to see you produce such beautiful, individual pieces 😎

[@simongadoury3244]

+Tom Chapman hehe Thank you Tom for that beautiful comment, its really appreciated :) Take care Simon

[@shnimmuc]

Great job, love the videos.

[@simongadoury3244]

+shnimmuc Thank you Sir !!!

[@gaildepew60]

love the red.

[@frankjimenez.c7441]

Muy bonito brother

[@novello76]

bel lavoro complimenti. Emanuele da Roma

[@simongadoury3244]

+novello76 Thank you Emanuele :) Simon from canada

[@he-mansuncle7661]

Great look! Have you thought about changing the entire look of the typical grinder? Maybe a grinder with a curvy big belly to hold the salt or pepper? Would be shorter but the different angles you can create is limitless! Also, if you don't like the dyed look of the top, you could try a different wood for some contrast. It's still an amazing piece Simon!!! Great job!

[@simongadoury3244]

+Phillip Taylor Thank you very much Phillip

[@williamdonnelly8783]

Looks ok to me,nice job lokk foward to the next one.

[@simongadoury3244]

+William Donnelly Thank you William

[@DanielAtkinsFirewood]

SG Art Turning : the red cap makes it unique to the eyes of the beholder.. and very unique it is.. was nice to watch the outcome.. keep them coming..

[@simongadoury3244]

+Daniel Atkins Thank you very much Daniel

[@sgsax]

Enjoying following your learning process as you explore this form. Another beautiful sample of the box elder. And wood slapping? Must be a Canadian thing. :)

[@simongadoury3244]

+Seth Galitzer lol yeah , thank you Seth hehehe

[@celestinedunn5855]

The grain & color of the wood is beautiful! 😎 The red?

[@stuartsullenbarger2471]

Slap that funky box elder....lol

[@finwow]

Looks good

[@simongadoury3244]

+finwow Thank you sir !!

[@STMwoodturning]

Very beautiful wood! Would a roughing gouge make this sort of turning easier at the beginning? You always seem to use a smaller gouge.

[@simongadoury3244]

+MrTaco250 Thank you, I like small things

[@sumitdevbharadwaj]

A beautiful beautiful piece you made there!! I'm just wondering don't you dig in too much in every go in the wood while turning? It worked fine, but I had my fingers crossed while watching.

[@simongadoury3244]

+Sumit Dev Bharadwaj Thank you sir . Lol I don't know maybe .

[@gordroberts53]

I like this very much. We do not have the range of hardwood species in BC that you have in Quebec, such beautiful figure! Thanks for sharing, Gord

[@simongadoury3244]

+Gord Roberts thank you Gord for your comment :) Simon

[@PaulKentnor]

very nice job

[@jamesgoodin905]

You've done a lot of nice work! Please keep the video's coming. I do have question, you said you had to mill the log down on the lathe because you don't have a band saw? Isn't that a band saw behind you in the beginning of the video?

[@simongadoury3244]

+James Goodin Thank you James, yes but i small one and that not enough strong to cut through wet wood

[@jaynemar1]

Beautiful

[@bomaite1]

You can use a little hatchet to remove some of the bark and rough wood and round it off more. Very dangerous doing it like you do. The wood looked surprisingly nice. That stuff normally isn't even good firewood. Experiment with some light stains to bring out the grain a little more. They might be able to helo at the paint store. I thought the base was too narrow. It looked top-heavy. Where did you get the mill hardware?

[@MichaelZurcher]

Nice Job Simon!! What brand bowl gouges do you use? I am thinking about getting some new ones and interested to hear what you use! Thanks!

[@simongadoury3244]

+Michael Zurcher Thank you Michael, im using hamlet tool for now . And i got 1 oneway . I never try any other tool

[@louiscypher7090]

Good stuff.

[@simongadoury3244]

+Louis Cypher Thanks Louis

[@williamdonnelly8783]

Nice piece would have loved to see it at normal speed.

[@simongadoury3244]

+William Donnelly Thank you Willian :)

[@gilsonbrisolino5272]

Hi SG (sorry I don't know your name) I am Brazilian and not as fluent in Inglish as well, but I think you meant ANILINE to red the tap of the pepper mil, don't you? Regards and my congrats for your nice stuffs you use to share with us. Brisolino

[@simongadoury3244]

+Gilson Brisolino Yeah, thank you Gilson :) My name is Simon

[@jens-eriklangstrand1689]

Greate Work!

[@simongadoury3244]

+jens-erik langstrand Thank you Jens :)

[@guygroulx2085]

I believe that you said "I'm going to go dry this.... I'll be back" Are you using a fast drying process? If so, what is it? As usual.... Great work..... CONTINUE.

[@simongadoury3244]

+Guy Groulx Thank you Guy. And no miracle drying. The best you can do its microwave.

[@guygroulx2085]

Thank you... I've been looking at different ways to dry wood in the past few days.... the waiting kills me. Thanks again.

[@simongadoury3244]

+Guy Groulx it's a pleasure

[@shawnhollingsworth9454]

SG Art Turning how long tho?

[@guygroulx2085]

On second thought, I believe that I have seen some KZbin on "drying bowls/wood/blanks etc... in a micro wave. Just a quick search should help. Good Luck

[@tacticalrooster6508]

Are the cushioned handles on your lathe made of foam or rubber?

[@simongadoury3244]

+WW Turning yes a kind of rubber

[@oneshoeless]

Very nice!

[@King-Atlas]

And yes you are a good wood slapper 😂

[@simongadoury3244]

+Sky Light lol Thank you ;)

[@gregkenrick3880]

Nice work but we need to get you a band saw!

[@simongadoury3244]

+Greg Kenrick Thank you Greg ;)

[@RafaGaretto]

nice details... good job!!! can you tellme what paint and liquids did you use?

[@simongadoury3244]

+Rafa Gtto Thank you Rafa, it's not paint it was red ink.

[@theyarehere8919]

It's like taking a complete tree just to make a toothpick.

[@lynnmasoner7627]

Love the natural color but not the red top

[@simongadoury3244]

+Lynn Masoner Thank you Lynn

[@josephwinkler4863]

I like the shape

[@EazzyBeezie]

Great job! I’m confused though.... when did Benecio Del Toro start woodwork as a hobby?

[@simongadoury3244]

+Brian Samac lol Thanks

[@stevesievers1248]

I know about "spanking the monkey", but never heard of "slapping the wood". 😂

[@docjfnoel]

Belle job! Ai-je remarqué un mécanisme Peugeot? Tu achètes où? Merci!!

[@simongadoury3244]

+Jean-François Noël Merci. Non se sont les mecanisme de chez Langevin forêt

[@jonathanmagee33]

It would be greatly appreciated if you added a lot more descriptive comments about what you're doing and what you're trying to achieve.

[@st-germainreal2622]

super ton moulin a poivre pas mal original , comment appelle tu ce bois la ? belle couleur et nervure

[@simongadoury3244]

+St-Germain Réal Merci Réal, le bois est de l'érable negundo.

[@MARKBaid]

All that talent and you throw in wood slapping too, sir you are amazing. Hey how do you like the laguna lathe. I'm thinking of getting one. I personally like the Pepper grinder shape. Now the red top maybe not so much but it comes together nicely. Take care my friend and do a kindness Mark

[@simongadoury3244]

+MARK Baid lol Thank you !!! I love my Laguna. I think its a great lathe for the price .

[@chantalboge8720]

Je le trouve super moi ton moulin à poivre/sel! J'adore aussi cette essence de bois que je ne connaissais pas....dis moi tu es dans quelle région?

[@simongadoury3244]

+chantal bogé Merci beaucoup Chantal, je suis au quebec en monteregie

[@chantalboge8720]

ok moi Lanaudière et j'ai jamais vu ce bois dans mon coin!

[@helgelandandrew]

Where do you get those "drill bit extenders"?

[@simongadoury3244]

+Andrew Helgeland i bought it at outil Pierre berger in Québec

[@I-build-crafts]

Love your videos. How are you drying your wood?

[@jeffs.6488]

Huh, 354 people hate pepper mills, who knew? Very nice.

[@fireantsarestrange]

Food coloring is the term word you were looking for... you could call that Food stain... lol

[@simongadoury3244]

+Jay Sims lol Thanks man

[@levismadore556]

Comment tu fais sécher ton tournage avant de finaliser la forme? Lévis Magnifique.

[@simongadoury3244]

+Lévis Madore je l'ai laisse sécher à l'air libre ou même des fois au micro-ondes

[@mmgross144]

It will be interesting to see if the red food coloring fades.