This looks fantastic. If you had a laser engraver, or could get in touch with someone who had one, I could easily see a set of four laser-cut inserts at 1" circles to go into each of the four side holes. This could serve as small customization, either for the holidays or with initials for weddings, or add a piece of colored film inside to change the lantern's color.
Thanks for watching and they are fun to make, the more I make the better I get the more creative I get. Every time I gift one I end up having to make another one. You cant do just one.
Great job on this lantern.....your little added additions and corrections really make this much better than the other takes on this project that have been posted. Excellent!!
I can’t take credit for the threaded insert; I saw Jimmy Allen (cool dude) of D-Way tools do that in a club demo and it prompted me to buy his mandrel he used from him. They do not list it on their website, you need to email them (Jimmy) if you want one. They are about $75 and comes with two blocks with inserts already installed. I have found the brass inserts on Niles bottle stopper site for about a buck and they work too. But what a brilliant idea. Oh and thanks for watching
Greetings from Canada! Question: What speed are you using when inserting the Forstner bit? I go about 500 and it consistently jams but yours bores with no problems. My bit is new-perplexed! And fine work. Thanks for posting.
sorry for the late replay, I got the mandrel from D-Ways tools. It is not on their site but if you contact them and ask JImmy he will sell you one. It was about $75 if I remember right.
In addition to getting the mandrel from D-Ways tools, you could also use a bottle stopper mandrel. You'd just need to make sure whatever threaded insert you used matched the threads on the mandrel.
I usually look right after Christmas at the big box stores (lowes, home depot they are the cheapes although I have found them in Michaels and holly lobby). The ones I used in this one I collected over the last couple of years. If you go to amazon and search for tea lights 1.4”, they are close and all you have to do is hit it with a box scraper and take a little off the sides. In fact, that would be a more accurate way to size the candles. All the ones I have looked at are straight side.
Excellent. Many thanks. Greetings from Ireland
Back at ya from OP Florida. Always wanted to go there. And i do zoom in on
Pat Carrolls meetings when I can.
Great little project.
Always good to see altenative approaches to turning something. Thanks for the acknowledgement. Safe turning.
Thanks 🙏 for the inspirations. Love your show. Especially the 4way work.
This looks fantastic. If you had a laser engraver, or could get in touch with someone who had one, I could easily see a set of four laser-cut inserts at 1" circles to go into each of the four side holes. This could serve as small customization, either for the holidays or with initials for weddings, or add a piece of colored film inside to change the lantern's color.
There is a ton of option with this design.
I just want to Thank you I was able to do one so cute
Thanks for watching and they are fun to make, the more I make the better I get the more creative I get. Every time I gift one I end up having to make another one. You cant do just one.
Great job on this lantern.....your little added additions and corrections really make this much better than the other takes on this project that have been posted. Excellent!!
Thanks for the demo very well explained
Enjoyed the video! Picked up a few tips I will use from now on. The threaded insert on the jamb chuck is a great idea! Thanks!
I can’t take credit for the threaded insert; I saw Jimmy Allen (cool dude) of D-Way tools do that in a club demo and it prompted me to buy his mandrel he used from him. They do not list it on their website, you need to email them (Jimmy) if you want one. They are about $75 and comes with two blocks with inserts already installed. I have found the brass inserts on Niles bottle stopper site for about a buck and they work too. But what a brilliant idea. Oh and thanks for watching
Great explanation of the process. I like the setup ideas. I’ve made a bunch but will use your prep from now on. Good tips as well.
thank you for watching my video, glad you got something out of it
Greetings from Canada! Question: What speed are you using when inserting the Forstner bit? I go about 500 and it consistently jams but yours bores with no problems. My bit is new-perplexed! And fine work. Thanks for posting.
Great video and well explained do you have a link for the mandrel used cheers 👍
sorry for the late replay, I got the mandrel from D-Ways tools. It is not on their site but if you contact them and ask JImmy he will sell you one. It was about $75 if I remember right.
In addition to getting the mandrel from D-Ways tools, you could also use a bottle stopper mandrel. You'd just need to make sure whatever threaded insert you used matched the threads on the mandrel.
Nice. Add a perch and ya have a birdhouse.
Yes this is hand crafted no laser crafting 😊
If you use it as a hanging ornament, what would hold the candle in place?
hot glue gun
What Tea Lights do you use? Ours are 1.5 inch diamter and dont have a flange. Video was very well done. Thanks!!!
I usually look right after Christmas at the big box stores (lowes, home depot they are the cheapes although I have found them in Michaels and holly lobby). The ones I used in this one I collected over the last couple of years. If you go to amazon and search for tea lights 1.4”, they are close and all you have to do is hit it with a box scraper and take a little off the sides. In fact, that would be a more accurate way to size the candles. All the ones I have looked at are straight side.
It’s hard to follow when the video is blacked out
not sure what you mean by blacked out, I can see it all.
I could see it. Just barely could hear it with headphones turned up to 100%.
I have had any other people with that issue. Might want to check you system volume. Thanks you for watching @@Dipstick252
There will be blood.
Good video but your voice sound wasn’t very good.