Turning a Salt and Pepper Shaker Set - Woodturning Demo
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- Опубліковано 7 чер 2024
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Learn how to make a matched pepper and salt shaker set from any wood blank on your lathe. Mike Nish teaches what drill bits to use, how to turn the base, what shapes make sense, how to drill the holes for the shakers, what rubber stopper to use, all while sharing his tips and tricks along the way.
Timestamps:
0:00 - Intro & blank prep
1:37 - Mount blank & turn a tenon
4:30 - Remount & true
5:45 - Drill the body
9:28 - Turn & finish bottom
14:18 - Turn a jamb chuck
21:42 - Turn the shaker body
35:03 - Sand & finish
38:29 - Drill the holes for the pepper/salt
43:34 - Clean up the top
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Skew Chisel - www.woodturnerscatalog.com/p/...
Abranet Sanding Screens - www.woodturnerscatalog.com/p/...
Dr. Kirk's Scratch Freee - www.woodturnerscatalog.com/p/...
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Nice to see that even the experts can make mistakes and not try to hide them.
Good and simple work, thanks for sharing, cheers from Luxembourg 🇱🇺 europe from an old chap 63, turning beginner since 4 months
Another awesome video. Simple but elegant. I love how you don't edit out any mistakes and you show us beginners how to correct them and save the piece. Thanks Mike!
Once again I ordered from your company after watching one of your videos. You’re good at what you do.
I love turning cherry! 🍒
Can't resist a good giveaway! Thanks for the video!
All Craft Supplies videos are well done and very informative
Just found my next project! I've been trying to introduce friends to woodturning (after recently starting myself), and this exactly the kind of projects I can show/teach them in about an afternoon (thanks to your help). Thanks!
I need to make a few of these. I haven’t in all the years I have been turning.
impressed by how much fine work you did with a roughing gouge
Nice scrap project !!! Thanks.
Very nice video! Instructions are clear and I really appreciate you naming each tool as you use it. Good audio and camera angles too. Thank you!
Thank you very much! 😊 -Mike
AMAZING I can’t wait to give it a go!!!
Thanks Mike, I always enjoy your videos. Take care.
I was just looking at options for salt/pepper shakers on your website last night. Looks like I know what I'm doing friday😂
I look forward to learning more cool turning crafts
Great job…Mike is great at making things simple.
Enjoyed this video. Thanks for telling what you're seeing and how you're reacting to it. This does look very doable for a beginner like myself. Thanks again.
That is something different I've been looking for to turn that is different. Thanks!!!!!
Cool. Another great idea and thanks for the tutorial Mike!
Love these videos! Mike does a great job explaining everything.
Great job as usual Mike, very informative
I am looking forward to giving this a try. Thank you so much for your informative videos!
This is awesome! I have used the kits but now I am going to order some plugs and give these a shot. Thank you for all you do!!
Great guide. Thanks for sharing this.
Nice video. Beautiful wood.
Look nice 👍
Thanks for step by step instruction :)
Nice video! I need to try these out.
Love this project. I have a couple scrap pieces of maple that will be great for this.
Way to go Mike!
Way to go Mike-- wundeful stuff that wood
Thank You!
These look great! Can you give me an idea as to what you sell them for?
I guess this is why I don’t throw small pieces away. 😊
Hey Mike. Nice job, nice little project even for a novice like myself. Could pine be used ? I have loads of it. Thanks again from Airth Central Scotland. Keep 'em coming buddy & I'll keep learning 👍
I love these! I'm excited to try making these, OR you can send me yours!!!
EasyPeasy!
I always keep small pieces for projects like this.
I have turned several pair. I use white oak for salt and walnut for pepper
I forgot to mention that I use a 35 mm bit to make the counterpart for the rubber plug. It's simple and almost foolproof
Also I change jaws on my chuck and chuck on the i.d. instead of a jab chuck
Great video!!! What brand Forstner bit are you using?
Thank you! Here's a link to the bits I used in the video: www.woodturnerscatalog.com/p/76/5102/turners-select-Forstner-Drill-Bit
Hi Mike, could I use resin for these? Thank you
Yes, absolutely. A set of resin shakers would be awesome! -Mike
I courious about the cleaning aspect. I’m sure it just gets wiped off with a damp rag. My question is the inside cleaning. It’s not sealed in any way. How would you keep moisture from getting into the wood and does it need to be sealed with a food safe material
The inside almost never needs to be cleaned, but you could seal the inside with a food safe mineral oil before use.
Here for the giveaway
Why not start the holes with a center drill