Thank you!! I was kind of intimidated to try making a cup turner at home, but you explained it so well I’m headed to Lowe’s this morning to buy all the parts. My husband doesn’t know there’s going to be a project waiting when he wakes up today! ☺️ I’m going to have him watch the tutorial too!
I watched this video and the previous video ages ago, but it seemed so intimidating. I’m back to the idea that I’d like to make a turner, and this time the info sunk in perfectly. Cant wait to attempt this soon. Thanks for sharing
My lovely husband found the videos in your Chanel, He supports me 100%. Saw me struggling with the turners from hobby lobby and went to HD and got all the parts and pieces! Came home with a big smile and many bags and told me he will be building me the turners for my birthday!!! Thank you Jeff and Sandy for the tutorials!!!
Oh my goodness..I have been researching where to buy a good turner and stumbled across your channel. Your husband has explained how to make the wands and turners so well that I will save a lot of money by just doing a DIY!! Thanks!!
I'm sending this to my husband you husband is un intimidating. My honey is not a builder but he is a math guy and number guy so your guy is easy to follow. THANK YOU.
It is so nice of you to do these videos for us! So generous to show us your talent and share with us all of the homework you’ve done! What a generous, generous gift. You guys are the best. ❤️
Thank you for the great video. I have watched tons of videos of how to make this machine. My mother asked me to make one for here and I couldn't really find any good information on how to secure the motor to the pvc. I greatly appreciate your comprehensive video!
I know it’s been a long time since you posted this video, but I love the very detailed step-by-step instructions. I don’t make tumblers, but I do paint vases and will need to modify things slightly to accommodate their sizes.
This was amazing! Very thorough and LIVE that you all put the items in the bottom to make these! I’ll be making them! Keep up the great work! God bless you all!!
Your video was a big help. You make it seem extremely easy to make. Thanks for you help and informative video. I like how you talked just in the right town and speed for me to follow. It was boring and it wasn't to fast to where I would have had to keep rewinding the video. Bravo!!
Thank you for being so precise when giving directions on how to build this. SOME of us arent carpenters. lol. you are the GREATEST. You are handier than a pocket on a shirt. lol.
I love this Sandy. It’s very sweet that your Husband know’s what it is you do and the different terms. A Husband who is interested and listens! Imagine that :D lol Nice tutorial I very much appreciate that.
Happy New Year Sandy and Family. My name is Waunda, and I am about to start my own business. I first saw your video, when you did the wine tumblers and bottle set, and that truly fascinated me. Your work is awesome, so I decided to follow and subscribe to your channel. I will be contacting you for tips. I do a variety of different types of crafts. But now I want to get into epoxying. You are an amazing woman, and please keep the videos coming. To you husband, thank you for the tutorial on how to make a tumbler turner, I was trying to figure it out, thanks a bunch.
I am so excited about this video and the other one. I’ve watched so many tutorials some people don’t give measurements others don’t say what material they use. I am so happy there is you and Mr. Jeff. People who don’t mind at all sharing information. Thanks for helping me make this a game changer for my new small business. So much love and gratitude.
Me and my husband built this based on your video. You should have seen us in Lowe’s looking back and forth at this video in the store for 40 minutes 🤣🤷🏾♀️🤣 thank you a
Thank you so much, I made a six cup turner myself not the greatest but now that you have shared this I feel confident I can redo mine into a much simpler design
Great tutorials! I'm about to build my second turner (the first I sketched out and kinda winged it!), and I think I'm going to build it this way, with some modifications to suit my style! Thank you for taking the time to make these tutorials! :)
How long have you been using those certain type of motors and what brought you to decide on those? Thank you again so much for your tutorials! I have my wands built, now working on getting the supplies for the turners!!!! SO EXCITED!
jeff i would just like to suggest that when you attach your boards on the lines and the shelf in addition to thr nails i would also use wood glue along the bottom of each piece before you set it on the line it will increase the strength of your joint and the nails won’t be thr only thing securing it let it set over night and you would be hard pressed to get it apart
Jeff suggested that. But I didn’t want it to be glued incase we needed to pull it apart for repairs. And it’s just sitting here so I didn’t really think it needed it. 🤗
Hi Jeff, Excellent tutorial first and foremost! I will be using your version for a quad turner and I have some questions that I hope you can answer. 1) What would be the recommended markings for my boards on the base if I’m doing a Quad turner? 2) Not sure I caught where the lamp cable was used in the video? 3) Can all 4 turners be connected to the same switch?
1) I like to have 6” on each side of each turner, so figure a foot of board length for each motor. The first one will be 6” from the edge. For a 4-turner you’ll want to use a 4’ board. The holes should be at 6”, 18”, 30”, and 42”. If you’re limited on space, you could probably put them closer together, but we liked having 6” one each side. 2) The lamp cable is what feeds power to the switch. 3) All 4 turners could be on the same switch, but then you won’t be able to control them individually. It will be all on or all off at the same time. -Jeff
Hi. Great video. Best one so far. I am curious what the total was for everything. The price of lumber and everything else has gone up. I am wondering if its worth making my own to save money??
I was anxious to see the final result. Omg they are so well done, they look very professional. Don't you sell them? You sure are a talented couple! 🙆🏻♀️👏👏
That was awesome. Very thorough is what I loved the best...You don't see much of that on videos. Tip: maybe lower the music a bit. But other then that it was great! Only thing I don't know if I can do all that. I mean i just would like all of that but not the motor parts. Is there a similar way to create that w/out adding the motors? Thanks !!
I make mine the exact same way but I also add a 3/4 quick release hose adapter and screw to the end of the wand and the other side to the turner where wand connects. Hope this helps. Its a total game changer
Thank you for your response.. and that’s what I said lol but he refuses to leave them exposed.. I’m not worried about it!! However my husband said it was a great tutorial and your husband did a GREAT JOB.. 😀😀
First, thank you for making this video. You’re both just amazing people. I have a problem with it rotating a couple times and then it stops and goes the other way. It just keeps going back and forth. I thought maybe I had the wrong switch for it, so I wired the cord right to one of the motors and it still does it. I’ve had a couple different people look at it that have worked with different types of motors and they said I wired it correctly and didn’t understand why it was doing that. Have you ever had that happen before?
The motors will stop and reverse direction if there’s any type of resistance. I’ve had this happen because the nail I used to attach the PVC to the motor shaft was too long or came loose. I would start by seeing if the motor does this while not installed on the turner. If it does, there’s a problem with the motor. If not, reinstall the motor and see what is making it stop and reverse direction. -Jeff
I have another question..i tried looking through the comments with no luck. What size drill bit did you use to make the hole for the moter in the 1/2" threaded plug? Thanks again!
Thank you so much for your video. It was very helpful as I'm looking to build one that is reliable - but could you help me with measurements for a 3 or 4 cup turner? Do I just add 6 inches to each long board and the additional motors and switches?
Thank you again to my special guest, Jeff! 🤗
For sure he is a keeper! Thanks Jeff!
Merci à Jeff pour ces explications 🙏 Je n ai plus qu.a convertir les pouces en centimètres 🤣 Merci beaucoup Sandy et Jeff 🙏😘
Thank you it’s been a pleasure.
You could be a professional speaker, you rock, glad I found your channel
That is so sweet of you 💜💜
Thank you!! I was kind of intimidated to try making a cup turner at home, but you explained it so well I’m headed to Lowe’s this morning to buy all the parts. My husband doesn’t know there’s going to be a project waiting when he wakes up today! ☺️ I’m going to have him watch the tutorial too!
I watched this video and the previous video ages ago, but it seemed so intimidating.
I’m back to the idea that I’d like to make a turner, and this time the info sunk in perfectly. Cant wait to attempt this soon. Thanks for sharing
My lovely husband found the videos in your Chanel, He supports me 100%. Saw me struggling with the turners from hobby lobby and went to HD and got all the parts and pieces! Came home with a big smile and many bags and told me he will be building me the turners for my birthday!!! Thank you Jeff and Sandy for the tutorials!!!
Oh my goodness..I have been researching where to buy a good turner and stumbled across your channel. Your husband has explained how to make the wands and turners so well that I will save a lot of money by just doing a DIY!! Thanks!!
This has got to be the best and most informative video I've seen so far on making a turner thank you so much.
How lucky to have your own personal tumbler turner craftsman ❤️👏🏻👏🏻 Thank You!! Great video
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Thank you so much for creating these tutorials. They are easy to follow, and relatively cheap to make. Thanks again.
I'm sending this to my husband you husband is un intimidating. My honey is not a builder but he is a math guy and number guy so your guy is easy to follow. THANK YOU.
Thanks Jeff! That was awesome and easy to understand. 👏👏👏👏
Thank you! Finally a tutorial that tells you exactly what you need!
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Jeff is the most accurate person making tumbler turners. We love u Jeff and thanks a lot.
You are very welcome!
It is so nice of you to do these videos for us! So generous to show us your talent and share with us all of the homework you’ve done! What a generous, generous gift. You guys are the best. ❤️
Thank you Christina!
Thank you for the great video. I have watched tons of videos of how to make this machine. My mother asked me to make one for here and I couldn't really find any good information on how to secure the motor to the pvc. I greatly appreciate your comprehensive video!
This is fantastic---all my son has to do is watch these two tutorials, apply knowledge, and, voilá! Thank you Jeff!
Thank you for the video. The wife wanted one of these and this is one of the best videos I've seen.
Thank you 😊
This has been the best video I have seen on UA-cam thank you
I know it’s been a long time since you posted this video, but I love the very detailed step-by-step instructions. I don’t make tumblers, but I do paint vases and will need to modify things slightly to accommodate their sizes.
This was amazing! Very thorough and LIVE that you all put the items in the bottom to make these! I’ll be making them! Keep up the great work! God bless you all!!
I’m so glad I came across y’all channel. I watched part 1 and 2 VERY HELPFUL!! Thank you for creating this video. 👏🏾👏🏾
Thank You for doing this. I am just getting started with this. Making one like it is a money saver for me.
This IS the best video I’ve come across. You’re hubs is the best. I’m so blessed to have a super handy husband like yours 😊 thank you
Your video was a big help. You make it seem extremely easy to make. Thanks for you help and informative video. I like how you talked just in the right town and speed for me to follow. It was boring and it wasn't to fast to where I would have had to keep rewinding the video. Bravo!!
Thank you so much Tajuana 💜
Awesome job, thank you wow that again a lot easier, thank you so much for your time on videoing this. Sent it right to my husband
Thank you for the video....
And thank you Jeff for taking the time to show us how it's done 👏
Thank you for being so precise when giving directions on how to build this. SOME of us arent carpenters. lol. you are the GREATEST. You are handier than a pocket on a shirt. lol.
This was a great video, I really appreciate how you took thetime to demonstrate every step.
Best turner video I have ever seen. You guys are amazing! Thank for sharing and helping!!
Thank you so much, Elisa!
I love this one too! It's very thorough but knowing me, I'll screw it up. But I have someone that can build it for me. Thanks again Sandy and Jeff!
Glad you enjoyed it!
I love this Sandy. It’s very sweet that your Husband know’s what it is you do and the different terms. A Husband who is interested and listens! Imagine that :D lol Nice tutorial I very much appreciate that.
I am very lucky! Thank you Erica 🤗💖💖
Thanks Jeff you and Sandy are very good instructors!! LOVE, LOVE your guys videos!
Thank you ❤️❤️
Happy New Year Sandy and Family. My name is Waunda, and I am about to start my own business. I first saw your video, when you did the wine tumblers and bottle set, and that truly fascinated me. Your work is awesome, so I decided to follow and subscribe to your channel. I will be contacting you for tips. I do a variety of different types of crafts. But now I want to get into epoxying. You are an amazing woman, and please keep the videos coming. To you husband, thank you for the tutorial on how to make a tumbler turner, I was trying to figure it out, thanks a bunch.
Thank you again! I appreciate your experience and willingness to teach us.
I’ve been waiting for this video!!!! Thank you! He makes it look so easy 😁
Thank you very much!!! I’m so glad I found you guys. You are both easy to follow 🌸🌸🌸🌸
You make things look so easy. Thank you for doing this video. I have learned so much from you.
This is the best cup turner tutorial that I’ve seen yet. Thanks
You’re very welcome!
Love the not today heifer cup and the cup turner videos.
You make the best diy tutorials very detailed thank you!
Thank you!
This looks awesome. I've saved them ready to harass my hubby. Keep up the great work
I am so excited about this video and the other one. I’ve watched so many tutorials some people don’t give measurements others don’t say what material they use. I am so happy there is you and Mr. Jeff. People who don’t mind at all sharing information. Thanks for helping me make this a game changer for my new small business. So much love and gratitude.
You are awesome Jeff
This is the best! & he's super sweet about it!! 👏👏👏
He is pretty awesome 🤗
Sandy and Jeff thanks for such great tutorials. Y’all are awesome!
Thank you!
I just finished making a 12 cup turner based on your video
Great tutorial! Very informative and you made it very easy to understand as well as easy to collect all the supplies with ease. Thank you!
You’re welcome!
This is one of t he best tumbler Turner making videos I've watched, thank you
You’re very welcome, Tiffany!
Thanks Sandy and Jeff, great video!!😁👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
Thank you, Annette 🤗
Awesome video!! This is great!!
Thank you so much for part 1 & part 2 on how to make the turners!!! This is awesome & exactly how I want to make these!!! 😍
Love the video and the very easy to follow instructions!
What an awesome video!
Thanks SO much for doing this video!!
Me and my husband built this based on your video. You should have seen us in Lowe’s looking back and forth at this video in the store for 40 minutes 🤣🤷🏾♀️🤣 thank you a
🤣 we did the same the first time!
Sandy’s Organized Chaos the difference is your husband is handy. Mine, not so much 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Thank you. So kind of you to do this.
Great video Jeff. Thank you for explaining the process.
Thank you so much, I made a six cup turner myself not the greatest but now that you have shared this I feel confident I can redo mine into a much simpler design
Great tutorials! I'm about to build my second turner (the first I sketched out and kinda winged it!), and I think I'm going to build it this way, with some modifications to suit my style! Thank you for taking the time to make these tutorials! :)
The absolute best tutorial I’ve seen! Thank you so much!!!
Thank you! Glad to help!
Dude this is by far the BEST instructional video.. I'm on my way to Lowes..
Thanks🙂🙂
Thanks Rod! Glad my video helped you out.
-Jeff
Thanks Jeff for the video I made my first turner all by myself no help from the husband.
Great tutorial!!! Thank you 🙏🏼
Thank you for the step by step and all of the details! it is very appreciated!
You’re very welcome!
The best video ever!!!!! I'm going to try this baby. Thanks so so much
You’re very welcome!
Thanks again Jeff! It looks pretty simple to do with the exception of wiring :)
I'm not much of a handy man but I'm going to try to make this exact one for my wife. I'll let you know how it comes out. Thank you for the video!
How long have you been using those certain type of motors and what brought you to decide on those?
Thank you again so much for your tutorials! I have my wands built, now working on getting the supplies for the turners!!!! SO EXCITED!
New subbie here! Thank you guys so much! Love the channel💜💜 keep up the great work!
would it be possible to show in a little more detail how you wired the switch and the motors to the plug
Jeff you are the bomb. Tfs Sandy
Thank you so much Jeff. Excellent job.
Great tutorial!
Thank you so much for the info! I missed the part with the lamp cord and wiring into power plug.
jeff i would just like to suggest that when you attach your boards on the lines and the shelf in addition to thr nails i would also use wood glue along the bottom of each piece before you set it on the line it will increase the strength of your joint and the nails won’t be thr only thing securing it let it set over night and you would be hard pressed to get it apart
Jeff suggested that. But I didn’t want it to be glued incase we needed to pull it apart for repairs. And it’s just sitting here so I didn’t really think it needed it. 🤗
Hi Jeff,
Excellent tutorial first and foremost!
I will be using your version for a quad turner and I have some questions that I hope you can answer.
1) What would be the recommended markings for my boards on the base if I’m doing a Quad turner?
2) Not sure I caught where the lamp cable was used in the video?
3) Can all 4 turners be connected to the same switch?
1) I like to have 6” on each side of each turner, so figure a foot of board length for each motor. The first one will be 6” from the edge. For a 4-turner you’ll want to use a 4’ board. The holes should be at 6”, 18”, 30”, and 42”. If you’re limited on space, you could probably put them closer together, but we liked having 6” one each side.
2) The lamp cable is what feeds power to the switch.
3) All 4 turners could be on the same switch, but then you won’t be able to control them individually. It will be all on or all off at the same time.
-Jeff
Thank you again!!! I’m going to Lowe’s tomorrow morning!!😊
Hi. Great video. Best one so far. I am curious what the total was for everything. The price of lumber and everything else has gone up. I am wondering if its worth making my own to save money??
What size hole saw bit do i need? Thank you so much for this video you're the best!
Great tutorial Thank you Sandy and Jeff!
You’re welcome 😊
Thank you both so much really appreciate your tutorials
You’re very welcome!
I was anxious to see the final result. Omg they are so well done, they look very professional. Don't you sell them? You sure are a talented couple! 🙆🏻♀️👏👏
Thank you 🥰 we hardly have enough time for what we do now 🤣 so we aren’t looking to sell turners.
That was awesome. Very thorough is what I loved the best...You don't see much of that on videos.
Tip: maybe lower the music a bit. But other then that it was great!
Only thing I don't know if I can do all that. I mean i just would like all of that but not the motor parts. Is there a similar way to create that w/out adding the motors? Thanks !!
I make mine the exact same way but I also add a 3/4 quick release hose adapter and screw to the end of the wand and the other side to the turner where wand connects. Hope this helps. Its a total game changer
Great idea!
This is awesome! What would I need to adjust to make one that would holds a 100 oz tumbler?
Great tutorial Jeff ♥️.
What size hole saw did you use?
This was amazing!! I’d love it if you could make me a 5 cup turner!!!
Omg are you guys in North Port?! I recognized the Lowe’s 🤣🤣 Thank you for this video, this was super informative!
Yes! We live in North Port! Small world 🤗 and you are very welcome
Hello from Clearwater!
Thank you for your response.. and that’s what I said lol but he refuses to leave them exposed.. I’m not worried about it!! However my husband said it was a great tutorial and your husband did a GREAT JOB.. 😀😀
Well tell him we said thank you! 💜💜
Thanks for making the two videos, but all in all, how much did you save by making these?
First, thank you for making this video. You’re both just amazing people. I have a problem with it rotating a couple times and then it stops and goes the other way. It just keeps going back and forth. I thought maybe I had the wrong switch for it, so I wired the cord right to one of the motors and it still does it. I’ve had a couple different people look at it that have worked with different types of motors and they said I wired it correctly and didn’t understand why it was doing that. Have you ever had that happen before?
The motors will stop and reverse direction if there’s any type of resistance. I’ve had this happen because the nail I used to attach the PVC to the motor shaft was too long or came loose. I would start by seeing if the motor does this while not installed on the turner. If it does, there’s a problem with the motor. If not, reinstall the motor and see what is making it stop and reverse direction.
-Jeff
Great video - thank a bunch!
Awesome Jeff!!!!! Thanks.
You’re very welcome!
Thank you! Thank you! Also well executed tutorial! "I'm not a licensed Electrician" , I just play one on UA-cam! 😉 He needs a shirt that says this!
🤣 that’s a good idea!
I have another question..i tried looking through the comments with no luck. What size drill bit did you use to make the hole for the moter in the 1/2" threaded plug? Thanks again!
Thank you so much for your video. It was very helpful as I'm looking to build one that is reliable - but could you help me with measurements for a 3 or 4 cup turner? Do I just add 6 inches to each long board and the additional motors and switches?
Hi Sandy and Jeff, I was wondering what size hole saw was used, Please. I wasn't sure if it was 1 1/8 inch. Thank you