Woodturning A Quick Beautiful Project That Sells

[@uniqko]

Thanks for sharing

[@WegeWoodWorks]

Thank you for watching!

[@SeeTheWoodTurn-cf8rv]

I love making these.

[@WegeWoodWorks]

They are a great use of small pieces and a fun little project that sells easily!

[@DougMilleratWoodSpunRound]

Great job Chase. I wish I had gotten the opportunity to see Rude make these. If I remember correctly, he did these to keep his skew skill honed. You did a very good job with this.

[@WegeWoodWorks]

Thanks Doug! I've been doing a bit of skew practice off camera again recently to bring my skills back into practice.

[@danielmetzler307]

I was able to take a weekend class with Rudy at his home in Berra , ky. In the early 90s. He turned a candlestick for us and said he had made thousands of them in various woods and heights each in about 15 minutes to put his kids through school.
I was lucky enough to spot two of his originals in a small shop in Québec city in about 2015. Cost $100. I knew they were old because the wood was ordinary, medium dark with a urethane oil finish and felt on the bottom. His wife put on the felt.
It was very early in my wood turning and he was such a kind and gentle teacher. I could not control a gouge so the taught me scrappers, skew and roughing gouge. In the end I had my first very nice finished piece. I still have my notes, the finished piece and now also two candlesticks. Makes me feel good.

[@paintilludrop]

Lutz, FL. Tri County turners. Rudy gave us a live edge goblet.
As a beginner, I did not realize what a gift of seeing him in action.
Very enjoyable watching him, meeting g his wife. Live in Fl now.

[@ianholderness5773]

Sometimes the simple jobs can be quit rewarding, and you can finish them really quickly .

[@WegeWoodWorks]

Thank you for watching!

[@EfrénLeón-p3u]

Muchas felicidades por su labor en torneado

[@EfrénLeón-p3u]

Saludos desde México Puebla

[@WegeWoodWorks]

Thank you!

[@RobinsBuysandDIYs]

Hi Chaseseee!!!!

[@WegeWoodWorks]

Hi Robin!

[@WoodworkingTop535]

very nice, thanks for sharing

[@pekoorb]

Thanks for doing videos with carbide tools. It's so helpful seeing how you turn, which tools you use, what angles you hold them, etc.

[@WegeWoodWorks]

Glad you like them and thank you for watching!

[@ultrawoody1968]

Nice job...i agree its a piece that would sell.....modern and natural...great!

[@WegeWoodWorks]

Thank you very much!

[@henrysscrollsawworks6917]

Niiiicccceeelllyyy done ‼️‼️ I thought it was a shot glass at first 😂😂😂😂

[@WegeWoodWorks]

Thanks Larry! It's not one but not much work to make it one 😉

[@mikedebany2904]

can you tell us the three diameters, distance to middle diameter and overall length please.

[@lyndaowen2154]

Simple but pretty! I like it. Thank you for sharing.

[@WegeWoodWorks]

Thank you!

[@davidfriedman3962]

Very nice, and as a beginner appreciate your teachings. May I ask what brand of carbide tools you are using?
Thank you.

[@teckle.turnings]

Very cooooool Chase! 😃

[@WegeWoodWorks]

Thanks Val!

[@RobinsBuysandDIYs]

Hi Chaseeeeee lol

[@WegeWoodWorks]

Hi again Robin!

[@EckCop]

Looked a bit like pear from the thumbnail, very nice.

[@WegeWoodWorks]

Thanks!

[@TheMessyStudio]

Looks good, Chase!

[@WegeWoodWorks]

Thanks Billy!

[@lenshandcraftedwoodsigns6033]

looks great

[@WegeWoodWorks]

Thank you!

[@JiggsysShed]

Very nice work Chase. Looks great

[@WegeWoodWorks]

Thanks John!

[@trurex007lee7]

Very nice. What is the price tag for that item? I’ve made similar and given the majority as gifts.

[@WegeWoodWorks]

Thank you! The price really all depends on location and how saturated your market is with similar items. For me they do quite qell in a range of sizes from 4in to 8in.

[@vinimarshall7301]

Just found your channel you use carbs like i do , nice work mate , ive subd😁👍

[@WegeWoodWorks]

Thank you!

[@johnhelt5475]

Which brand diamond carbide tool is that? Cuts like butter!

[@DennisDolan-fl3mw]

How do you remove so much wood so quickly?

[@peterww3106]

He speeded up the film!