I've made a "ton" of wood spatulas of different shapes but the same principle. One will get really good at making them very fast so you can sell them at a low price point. They alone always pay my entry fee for shows. Good vid, Lee
@@Lee-qp6gf that's what my dad found, he also ended up at a Royal Yacht Squadron do (really) and was advised to price things really high so as to imply value.
Thanks very much Andrew it is a nice easy project to start off with I have a few beginner project videos to check out might give you some more ideas , Happy and safe turning 👍
Great project. I’ve made a handful of these spatulas, and they sell pretty good at craft fairs. There is one company here in Michigan that makes a chuck to hold the blank more secure in the lathe, Rubber Chucky is the name of the company. I’ve used the chuck for those spatulas, and they work great. There’s also some videos of the Detroit Area Woodturners using the chucks and turning some spatulas. I am a member of that club.
Hi Will, I love these and not only a great use of scrap pieces but I think they would sell well at Craft Markets. Great video mate. Take care Will. Cheers, Huw
No need to seal, they will absorb a certain amount of oil when cooking and take on a lovely patina over time, and just wash in mild soapy water and leave to air dry, thanks for watching much appreciated 👍 😊
Any food safe oil will be good or leave bare the utensil will absorb some oil in the cooking stage anyway, I use chestnut products food safe oil on mine, thanks for watching 👌👍
Good Sunday morning, I came across from Huv at Wooden-It-Be -Nice and subscribed after checking out your channel. Very nice indeed. You are an artist in my humble opinion.
Excellent Video👍👍 Great beginners project I think
Thanks very much brian a simple little project and we all have bits of scraps to use up. kind regards from will.😀
Or an old timers quick project.
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Very good video. Concise but with all the information and technique. Thank you.
Thanks very much John appreciate you watching,
Cheers From Will 👍
Nice work and video. Bravo from Canada.
Thank you kindly appreciate you taking the time to watch,
Cheers From will in Ireland 🇮🇪
I never would have thought of chucking that piece like that, excellent video 👍👍
Thanks very much appreciate you watching and commenting,
Kind regards From Will 👍
HI William, nice job. Enjoyed the video. Thanks.
Thanks very much Andy glad you liked it
Cheers
From will 👍
Very nice use of scraps lying around
Thanks very much Michael 😊and
They're great Willie! 😃
Thanks very much val 😊
Hi William I also watch Richard and find him inspirational, Youve made a very good job of this an enjoyable video thank you for sharing
Thanks very much Jonathan 👍 😊
William a great job there mate well done
Cheers mate thanks for watching much appreciated 👍
Very good use of scraps nice result 😊
Thanks very much Ann 😊👍
Great project William. Gonna have to try one of these. Thanks for sharing
Thank you very much Clint appreciate you watching 👍😊
Very nice William.
You gotta show this to that Raffan guy.
Cheers Jonathan for sure. 😊👍
Nice simple but practical project. Thank you.
You are welcome Jim thanks for watching 👍 😊
I need to make one to clean bbq grill. Thanks for the video!
Thanks you Lewis 👍😊
That's so cool! Love it, I'll have to give it a try.
Thanks very much Jason appreciate you watching, a fun little project to turn and a very useful utensil for the kitchen,
Kind regards
From Will 👍😊
Nice project
Thanks very much 👍 😊
Very great video! You have renew my interest in purchase a lathe! Ron - Highland, Indiana
Thanks for watching Ron you go for it you won't be sorry a lathe is a friend for life 👍😊
Great work. Super use of those little left over bits.
Thanks very much doug 😊
Brill. I've been meaning to make some...only whittled them before while camping. Thanks for the tutorial and inspiration.
Cheers kev thanks for watching 👍 😊
Great projects. Thanks for sharing.
Glad you like them and thanks for watching.
Good job !
Thank you very much 👍 😊
That's a great use for leftover pieces.
Every little piece gets used, thanks for watching Todd much appreciated 😊👍
Nice work!
Thanks very much Ken 👍
Well done William
Thank you kindly Ruby 😊
Hi William, I just came across your channel and loved this project. I look forward to watching more.
Regards Philip
Thanks very much Philip that's much appreciated,
Kind regards
From Will 😊
A toda madre. Gracias.
Thanks very much 👍
Спасибо. Красивая работа и полезная. Успеха
Thank you very much 👍 😊
I've made a "ton" of wood spatulas of different shapes but the same principle. One will get really good at making them very fast so you can sell them at a low price point. They alone always pay my entry fee for shows.
Good vid,
Lee
Cheers Lee appreciate you watching,
Kind regards From Will 👍
You might also make salad servers, just a slightly different profile at the end, more spoonlike
@@mickleblade Good idea. I found one has to have "smalls" to sell also and I got so good at them I could sell at an attractive price point.
@@Lee-qp6gf that's what my dad found, he also ended up at a Royal Yacht Squadron do (really) and was advised to price things really high so as to imply value.
Nice job, Will. I follow Richard Raffan too
Thanks very much Ray 😊
Great video. I just got my first lathe, this will be a great starter project for me 🙂
Thanks very much Andrew it is a nice easy project to start off with I have a few beginner project videos to check out might give you some more ideas ,
Happy and safe turning 👍
Don't want to give you a big head, but you're pretty good at this UA-cam video thing William! Great job! Nice project
Thanks very much Richard I'm still very new to all this but I have a go anyway 😀 👍
Spoons next please William 😎
Cheers pete Watch this space.😁😁😁
Great project. I’ve made a handful of these spatulas, and they sell pretty good at craft fairs. There is one company here in Michigan that makes a chuck to hold the blank more secure in the lathe, Rubber Chucky is the name of the company. I’ve used the chuck for those spatulas, and they work great. There’s also some videos of the Detroit Area Woodturners using the chucks and turning some spatulas. I am a member of that club.
Cheers Joe and thanks for watching I'll check out for sure
Kind regards
From William 👍 😊
Nice spatulas Will, they look very cool!! Also, thanks for adding something else to my ever growing to-do list! 😂 Cheers mate, great video!
Thanks very much Tim appreciate you watching mate 😊👍
Hi Will, I love these and not only a great use of scrap pieces but I think they would sell well at Craft Markets.
Great video mate.
Take care Will.
Cheers, Huw
Cheers Huw thanks for watching 👍😀
Great work dude. It looks much better and it works like a charm too.👏👏
Cheers mate thanks for watching 👍 😊
I forgot to click the subscribe button! I guess old age haha. Anyway I have officially subscribed. All the very best.😊
Thank you that's very much appreciated 🙏 😊
@@William_Kenny You are very welcome. As I get time I will work my way through your videos. Cheers.
Great
Thank you 👍 😊
❤very nice! I'm a new subscriber. Where are you from? My dad was from Newfoundland and you almost sound like him.
Thank you much appreciated, from Ireland 🇮🇪 👍
Just wondered Will, do you need to seal the wood i, e, for using in cooking and washing, just a thought, nice job buddy.
No need to seal, they will absorb a certain amount of oil when cooking and take on a lovely patina over time, and just wash in mild soapy water and leave to air dry, thanks for watching much appreciated 👍 😊
Hi William, I'm a new subscriber from Italy. Really nice job! May I copy your project? Thanks for sharing!
Thank you umberto for watching and the sub its much appreciated you give it a go mate 👍 😊
I'll be trying this!! What about finish, if any? Walnut oil? mineral oil?
Any food safe oil will be good or leave bare the utensil will absorb some oil in the cooking stage anyway, I use chestnut products food safe oil on mine, thanks for watching 👌👍
Hi glad i found your channel 👋
Let's stay connected 😊
Thank you 😊
Good Sunday morning, I came across from Huv at Wooden-It-Be -Nice and subscribed after checking out your channel. Very nice indeed. You are an artist in my humble opinion.
Thank you very much .😀
@@William_Kenny You are very welcome.