DIY Handmade Wooden Earrings
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- Опубліковано 26 сер 2024
- DIY Handmade Wooden Earrings - March 22nd was +Rebecca Miles birthday. She needed earrings and we don't have extra $$ for gifts right now.
So I made a trade with a friend for a small piece of wood (wormy maple) and made these Handmade Wooden Earrings up for her. :)
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Happy Birthday Becky! XOXO
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I love handmade gifts ( Diy ), for me they are special, because they mean love, time and dedication. ❤❤❤. Very nice results.
you use what you have, the end result is what's important!
I've watched this video a couple of times over the years. Just a wonderful gift and obviously made with much love, these earrings will be cherished for life. Thank you for sharing. Subscribed.
Doing things the hard and dangerous way.
What a great gift! I'd love to see more videos like this. You obviously have the skill and creativity to make some really nice pieces :)
Rozzie Mistry - Thank you so much for your kind words Rozzie, that means so very much to me...it really does! I will do my best to make more woodworking type videos, but it will probably hold off for a while as I'm getting ready to ride a bike across the country and raise money for a cause. Course, I'll be documenting it here as well. Stay tuned! :)
Wayne, your patience is simply astounding!!
+Some Southern Stuff - Just getting back to you, sorry. :-/ Thanks so much for watching and for your kind words!
This is awesome! Great when u only have minimal/old tools at home. Gives me a chance for my project
I know this is an old video, but I've gotta comment that your earrings are beautiful! I hope she adored them. - Making things by hand is a lost art. I want to learn how to do these kinds of projects and everyone keeps telling me that it's just cheaper to buy blanks, but there is SO much more love and character in handmade.
saying you dont have the best high end tools made me smile my tools consist hand saws an axe a power drill some chisels and a collection of knives there always a way to make it work :) I dont even have a vice hahah
Where there’s a will, there’s a way!
This is a labor of love.. You scared the crap outta me with those power tools and your fingers though lol *****
Fran Jordan - I'm sorry! Just close your eyes and listen to the video. LOL :) Thank you for your kind words. It means a lot to me!
Nice 👍🏾
well done Wayne, I bet she loved them!!!!!
Beautiful! Great gift ...love the way you think
what an amazing gift made by love!
+shaghayegh ashouri - Thank you so much for your kindness and for sharing! :-D
These are so beautiful. Going to have a go at these tomorrow!
Wow! I love those earrings! They are so beautiful!
Nice gift. nice work Wayne :) ...next, fishing lures. LOL
LOL Blake Kirby! I'll keep that in mind for sure....hehe Thank you for watching, sharing, and supporting brother!
Well done Wayne. They're nice.
You like to scare people with power tools don't ya!
Kids don't try this at home. lol ;)
Double Dog Farm ~ Shoestring Gardening on a KISS Principle - Should I put that up as a disclaimer too Eric!? haha Thanks for your kind words brother. I really appreciate your support greatly!
Really nice, I love wooden earrings
Awesome job. They are beautiful.
Very Gorgeous Wayne !!!!
I think that you and your viewers would find these tools very useful - a bench vice with soft jaws, and a gentleman's saw and/or a fine toothed Japanese style pull saw
Happy Birthday Rebecca. What a great Inspirational video Wayne! Beautiful earrings by the way...
Eco Oasis - Thanks so much Brendan, and thank you for watching/supporting! They did turn out pretty good too... :)
Way to go Wayne! those are awesome earrings. I've got to hand it to you; I don't think I'd have the guts to cut that wood with a circular saw. You're a great husband to do that, and a lot of thoughtfulness went into them. You guys take care, Kim
***** I'm sorry I missed this comment Kim! Thank YOU so much for your kind words, it really means a lot to me. :) A lot of people gave me a hard time about the saw....but I'm pretty good with them. hehe Thanks again for your support!
***** Your welcome, don't worry about responding, you have a lot of subs. You have a great channel.
Aww, that's very nice of you Kim, thank you! :) It does take a lot longer to get back to people now than in the past. Thanks for understanding! *****
I take it you never had Safety Training.... I hope those who view understand at almost any point you could have lost a finger or two.
not just one finger but even some more like face smash or leg cut (when using circular saw)
How could he have gotten hurt?
Beatifulllllll. Love them.
+Carlina Vasquez - Thank you so much! That means the world to me. :)
what size jump rings did you use.. thank you
beautiful
+mzshota46 - Thank YOU so much for your kind words!!
so sweet
Thank YOU!
Thanks for this!
Bro you work just like I do! New tools are pricy, use what you have and figure it out 😎 I bet she loved these since your heart was put into it. Also respected that you did all Dremel work on your knees, not an easy job
That was super kind of you and pretty amazing. You literally handmade every part.
He used power tools for every single part. He didn't whittle with a knife and he didn't even sandpaper by hand.
Are they mango wood? They are beautiful. Was looking for a video to make earrings just like this. I have mango tree branches and stump left and wanted to make something from them. Will try some earrings and bracelets.
Those are so cute, love them! What did you use to make them so glossy? I saw the mod podge and I use that for my painted wooden earrings but its not that high gloss.
Invest in a $30 Japanese hand saw. Safer and will cut beautifully!!! Gyokucho is my recommendation.
made by love, and i enjoyed watching it...you're funny! 😆😆
Nice job. To those who don't know, the circular saw should have at least an edge resting on a stable surface and *never* attempt to cut a curve. Cutting a curve will cause the blade to get stuck in the wood and kick back violently.
nice job
dear lord I cringed at every dangerous step and closed my eyes and yet still watched but I do admire the finished result great job those earrings look amazing !!!
Liked the video, im surprised you don't have a few more friction burns...!? ;-) But I wanted to know if there was a treatment for the wood after? For a longer life of a gift. Many thanks.
Beautiful earrings Wayne. Watch your fingers
+Patrick Meehan - Thank you! I know that's right!! :-P
Lol.. exactly how I make stuff, a saw and a dremmel... nice work! I can never get the sanding right on small curved pieces though, especially walnut, always leaves some scuff marks. dunno whats going on
Are you using sand paper at different grits to polish the sanding marks from the sanding machine ?? I find taking extra time with sand paper usually softens any rough edges/sanding marks
I bought some wood bangles to sell upon opening them I found out they are too small. I want to make them into cuffs. How do I go about doing that by hand with just a hand saw and sand paper?
It must of been difficult to work on such a small item?
A fellow youtuber made me wooden guitar picks a few years back which I treasure. Nice job on the earrings.
paperweightgirl - Yes, it's a whole different ballgame for sure! I'm just glad I still have 10 fingers and 10 toes after that. :) Thanks for watching and for your support!
protect you ears!!:) loved this!
all video I was worried for your safety hahahahahaha but I loved
i create this but manual no equipment
Now there's a quality pair of $1,000 ear rings!
+c7i6abc - If I knew where to earn this much for a pair like this....I'd be making MANY more! :)
+Wayne Meador Wayne, my point was, it's a very time consuming undertaking, you have to love doing this stuff. I made a necklace with the wood part being a buoy, it's very nice, but we have to find a way to get this done faster to make it profitable. This is beautiful work.
Gotcha, yes...this is correct c7i6abc! I very much agree...however, this took me a total of about 8 hours, so....not too bad. That said, with the right equipment and jigs set up, I believe they could be made in less than 2 hours of total work. :) I simply like "making" things from anything....and find inspiration in many different random objects. Here's another thing I recently made.... instagram.com/p/_zRZDXtb6t/?taken-by=aworld4change
Is there some reason he didn't use a carpenter's square to measure them? LOL
I guess he uses the tools he has available.
the earrings are beautiful and the video is inspiring. I think I will try to make some similar myself, but with a bandsaw instead of the circular saw, LOL.
If I ask you to make anything made of red and white sandalwood, I can make it for you
does anyone know where I could get the wood to do this, I live in canada
+cheyenne smith Find a wood turner (a guy that makes wooden bowls) and he will have all the scraps you need, usually for cheap , if not free.
Next project... finger tip ear rings?
hey i'm a cabinet maker good video men
Ya go gisai karne wali machine hai ragmal patte wali yah aapane kahan se li aur kitne ki
U need a scroll saw :)
I am sure you can still buy handbook with all info you need on woodprix. Just google it.
Heres a couple ideas to correct the wobbley disc sander plate and wonky table get a small peice of MDF mount belt sander to that with rubber washers then make a plate of MDF since 90% of disc sanding is done at 90° to plate
Then use rubber contact cement to mount a plate of MDF to sanding plate take a normal wood working chisel lay that on Your new MDF and use it like a lathe chisel to true the sander disc to the new plate You built
That way your sanding disc will be true to your sanding plate
I think a 2'x4' peice of MDF from a big box store or whats every You could scrounge will do all of this
WoodSmith magazine has many good articales about building Your own shop tools and machines if You can afford to buy to buy ther back issues on CD it would worth if You want to make your own or upgrade what You have
I hate crappy tools but cant afford the good ones
I noticed your were on Your knees in one shot working with the dremial
Have You thought about makeing a taller table/work bench for small close up work or just sitting on a milk crate to get lower and closer to your bench ? For this detail work
Good luck get back to Me if You Need help
Hi Walt Lars,
Thank you for your thoughtful comment and suggestions, I love the ideas! I had a bucket I was working on, but the height wasn't right (you're observant!) so I'd kicked it out of the way. I don't have a final workspace yet, so I'm going to wait to build a good table....but eventually, I will. I have some good plans for a multi-use tool table for the center of the shop etc....lots of ideas that will make it so I can build almost anything. lol
For now, it will have to hold off for a while as I'm getting ready to ride a bike across the country and raise money for a cause. Course, I'll be documenting it here as well. Stay tuned! :)
If Your comeing out to So Calif be sure to inculd San Diego County lots of sustanable green houses and specitly crops
Yes, I like the idea of coming down that way, and I may do. That being said, I've been being guided in the direction of San Francisco on this trip around. I still haven't been to So Cal, and I'd really like to go! I hear what you're saying and totally agree. :) Will be starting a GoFundMe sometime soon, and what happens there, will determine the quality of production, and length of the documented trek. Thanks for the ideas and the support!
The sanding plate is aluminum, so take chisel you dont like much :D and level it best you can like using lathe. After you can glue in some mdf disk and lathe that to perfection. Take thick plywood peace, bolt your machine on that and build your support table possible from wood, being adjustable or solid what ever fits your skill set. There is plenty of videos, people modifying/upgrading these cheap china tools and sometimes you dont need much to get it work well.
Also if its just the plate, take axle out and take it to machine shop who can lathe it straight right away. I out source things when i dont have machinery my self. Heck TIC welding+20 year veteran welder has cost me so far couple € for gas and coffee packet^^ just march in and ask if some small job is possible. Even bigger jobs are possible depending the person, after their work day, but that bit pricier than coffee packet.
Do what you can with tools you have, other vise out source and get things done.
Also with small peaces gluing bigger scrap on to that usually helps to clamp it and makes things safer for your fingers. When you have to lose that scrap peace, then use double sided tape, or hot glue to hold it.
;-)
You are a menace to fingers. You should not be teaching people to be careless.
You'd be surprised what poor-quality/nonexistent tools you can use if you want to make something badly enough. I wanted to make a spoon for my travel mug. Didn't have an axe. Didn't have a sloyd. Didn't have a saw. Didn't have a hook knife. I seem to recall chewing the wood into shape with my teeth and using a lot of sandpaper... Spoon came out just fine.
Has he lost a finger yet?
Still doing projects and construction….and have all my fingers! 🤩🤞🏼
Jaldi Batao
LOL! Mr. Meador! :) Two Words,,,SCROLL SAW?! Okay,I believe you are a mighty talented individual! In fact as I began watching your video I couldn't help but think of another very talalented and unique soul- RAY MURPHY CHAMPION CHAINSAWYER,from Hancock,Maine (one of my old stomping ground p!aces). What that man can do with a chainsaw or two will blow your mind!!! (If you don't know of him at least. Go Google him ;) l
So, I can appreciate how it is when you can't afford fancy high dollar tools.I make the best of what I have as well,or sometimes my sweet and thoughtful honey will get me some affordable goodies at his favorite go-to gadget store (Harbor Freight) ;;)Anyhoo, love your work and Video,just PLEASE BE CAREFUL! Hope no kids try this..a little common sense goes a long way. How did your Bike trek out West turn out??? Good I pray?!Thanks for the I inspiration,I just LOVE woodworking! I make jewelry mostly with wire and beads or found objects and would enjoy working up something with wood. Speaking of bicycles, my first buffing machine was created by my turning my bike upside down,wrapping strips of flannel around the back tire and using soap as a urging compound and talc, I would crank that's puppy around as fast as I could go and shine up my pieces of seashell pretty decent.. (I was 18 at the time back in the 70's lol.) A little Ingenuity and desire goes a long long way!! Much creative sucess my friend! Cheers! Mindi :)
This is a good idea, cool video. Oh, before I forget, go to Hyezmar’s website, there you can find out if he’s stull giving away his woodworking plans…
Excellent to see that woodprix has new plans what helped me save some money and energy to build it.
I can make it myself. Just got instructions from woodprix website and I'm ready for do it :D
Jesus man, get a coping saw.
I am sure that you will find good way to make it on woodprix Webpage.
you are soooo wrong telling ppl to use what they have....it can cost ppl their fingers or worse....horrible video.....
See your private youtube mail...