Turning a Turkey Pot Friction Call

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  • Опубліковано 3 кві 2020
  • #turkeycall #frictioncall #potcall
    Creating a segmented (walnut and maple) Turkey Friction Call. From cutting, turning, finishing and assembly of the call.
    This video is for entertainment only! This is just the way I do this. Develop your own style and technique with your lathe and tools. This is not an instructional video. Be safe and keep turning…
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  • @russellehrgood9835
    @russellehrgood9835 Рік тому +1

    Very nice work, look great.

  • @silverlady1118
    @silverlady1118 4 роки тому +1

    Hi there, Mike sent me your way :-) interesting project, thank you for sharing. I have subscribed

  • @ScenicCityWoodturning
    @ScenicCityWoodturning 4 роки тому +1

    Those are beautiful and sound great, Rick! I like those a lot! I'm also a big fan of that sweatshirt. 😉 👍

  • @esmitha4xup
    @esmitha4xup 2 роки тому +1

    Great video guide. What sort of gouges and grind styles do you have the best luck with?

    • @woodentreasurestn
      @woodentreasurestn  2 роки тому +1

      what work well for me on these small items are small carbide tools (square, round, detail)

  • @boboluey
    @boboluey Місяць тому +1

    where do you get your sound boards. when using glass do you have to rough up the surfacep

    • @woodentreasurestn
      @woodentreasurestn  Місяць тому +1

      I have used 2 sources for materials and both supply great service and quick delivery. Sure there are more but these two I've used.
      Grassy Creek Game Calls
      www.grassycreekcalls.com/
      Shipleys Outdoors Inc.
      www.shipleysoutdoors.com/

    • @boboluey
      @boboluey Місяць тому +1

      thank you for your reply. i am brand new to making calls so i am studying everyone's advice.

  • @davidmartin4578
    @davidmartin4578 2 роки тому +1

    Can I ask where to get the sound boards and strike boards.? I would like to make one for a friend

    • @woodentreasurestn
      @woodentreasurestn  2 роки тому

      Sure thing! I get my supplies at www.grassycreekcalls.com/ (Grassy Creek Calls). The have lots of choices in size, 2 1/2”-4”, types of surfaces, slate, ceramic, glass, .etc. They’re quick to ship too. Never compared prices cause they have everything! Just very convenient. Strikers too! Thanks for watching and asking. Blessings, Rick

    • @cathymartin2187
      @cathymartin2187 2 роки тому +1

      @@woodentreasurestn thank you what size was the glass disc?

    • @woodentreasurestn
      @woodentreasurestn  2 роки тому

      @@cathymartin2187 This call has a 3” ceramic surface and I always used a 1/2” smaller for the sound board. I used 2 1/2” glass or plexiglass here. I’d need to review the video to see which one but I’m sure of the dimensions.

    • @cathymartin2187
      @cathymartin2187 2 роки тому +1

      @@woodentreasurestn THAT IS WHAT I NEEDED TO KNOW

    • @woodentreasurestn
      @woodentreasurestn  2 роки тому

      @@cathymartin2187 I actually have and extra amount of surfaces I’d be glad to share. Feel free to contact me if interested.

  • @dannylang7971
    @dannylang7971 2 місяці тому

    Why didn’t you talk about thickness of wall, the bottom, the thickness of pedestal and height of the pedestal and the gap between the sound board and playing surface, if you are tring to help someone make a call you need to help with this also.

    • @woodentreasurestn
      @woodentreasurestn  2 місяці тому

      Thanks for your input! In my research of turkey calls, I found that all these dimensions that your referring to vary from maker to maker. These dimensions your looking for are easily found online by searching "turkey call dimensions" for example. My video refers to my technique, tools I used, etc. Thank you for watching.