Captive Wedding Ring Goblet- Part 2

Toast to the bride and groom with this legendary goblet with rings - made from the same piece of wood! Tim shows you hollowing techniques as well as using a ring tool. Part 2 of 2.
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[@jasonwerner5897]

I did it. I made one thanks for showing me how. Really like your videos. Fourth time Is a charm.

[@Lostfriar1]

Very nice work Tim. I have made several of these. I do not have a steady rest, so I hollow very slowly. I use a tennis ball in the mouth of the goblet while turning the rings and the stem. I also like ash to make goblets from. Again, great video.

[@BobGroverthednachristian]

Wow, what a special gift. Love making captive rings. I don't have the special tool though. That would most definitely make it easier.

[@wb_finewoodworking]

That was a great project Tim. As usual you did a super job showing and explaining all the necessary steps and bypassing some that aren’t unique it this project. I enjoy watching you turn and have learned a lot. Thanks.

[@MD-en3zm]

cool trick on sanding the inside of the rings.

[@peterhawreluk]

Great job Tim.... Now I have a better insight on how to use the tool to make the captive rings. Keep up the great work you are doing, it is most impressive. Peter

[@whatsthat5482]

absolute genius!! I love it, you are the best on you tube!!!!!

[@mikeshannon264]

Amazing video Tim I am a huge fan of all your beautiful work.

[@billfields8970]

Thanks Tim, you encouraged me to try to make one for a wedding in the family this March. I bought the Sorbie tool and after a couple of reviews of your video and scrap tries, I ended up with a pretty nice chalice from Cherry.l Thanks for the tutoring. :D

[@knottie_gurldeannamorris1136]

Hi Tim, great video. It would be nice to see this done without special tools. Thanks Tim and Brian!

[@_BangDroid_]

Amazing work Tim

[@waynee.2856]

I just did one of those the other day. Mine only had one ring though and I didn't have a ring tool. I used a detailer and then wrapped some emry cloth on the stem and used painter's tape covering half the width of the emry cloth and exposing the other half so I could sand the ring. It does take longer but it's doable. It is a fun project and a little challenging if you don't have the proper tools, but thinking outside the box is what makes wood projects more fun.

[@wagWAGart]

thank you tim love it and thank you for giving the story on the captive rings i did not realize

[@johnwallace4408]

What a way to start the New Year...BEAUTIFUL!
I have a COMPLETE SET of EWTs including the 1/8 th parting tool, and the #1  hollowing tools
My 1st goblet was an 8 inch long walnut one. Steady rest is on the way.
Tim, would you please do a walking cane. SAFE TURNING, John

[@rockiesawchuk3827]

Part 1 & 2 fantastic

[@leksey7870]

Happy New Year!

[@tomasarguinzoni9022]

Great job 👍🏼

[@ndek458]

Very nice, as usual!

[@charlesreicks648]

Good Job. Congratulation Branden and Jake. Hope I have the names correct. So glad I don't have a cup like that, I seem to break things. LOL Thanks

[@harleyjordan7959]

That's a neat tool. Little cumbersome with all the manual adjusting though. I just use a thin chisel and a long skinny pointed file to separate my captured rings. But they don't tend to be fully rounded on the inside, so i guess that's the upside to the purpose specific tool.

[@jasonwerner5897]

Super cool

[@mitchellmanning7887]

Thanks for sharing,,

[@andreiovchinnikov8624]

So cool

[@haroldgolden5437]

A good project and well explained. You seemed a bit nervous while doing this one. Is this your first pair of goblets?

[@glennmoreland6457]

Nice thing that there Tim...

[@jboatman81]

Awesome job, but why no dust mask and then do a voice over? You seem to not take the walnut saw dust well. Hopefully you normally do when the camera is not on you.

[@rockiesawchuk3827]

The individual that put thumbs down maybe their rings on their goblet broke!!

[@robertcornelius3514]

What brain-dead designer thought up this hand tool. There was nothing wrong with the other ring tools by Robert Sorby.