Wood Turning With Naked Turner Maple and PurpleHeart Rattle

Woodturning video

[@chuckOldKennelFarm]

Very cool and different from all the others I've seen. I'll be making some very soon myself. Thanks for the vid!

[@ErikAnderson1]

I hope you have fun with it

[@grumpyguard]

Thank you for the inspiration. I just turned one from Maple and used glass marbles for the ball.

[@ErikAnderson1]

Thanks Matt glad it inspired you!

[@MrSumgi]

I have been thinking about making some rattles. Now I have a procedure to work on. That was a great idea. Thanks.

[@douglaspalmer9809]

nice one erik great lookn rattle and congrats on the new grandaughter ,you must be chuffed to bits .....dougie.....

[@stevensharpe1007]

Great job, nice deviation from a standard rattle

[@ErikAnderson1]

Thank you Steven

[@Upcountryturner]

great little rattle there. your grandaughter will love it i am sure.

[@MiguelSancheztornoartesano]

Very nice job, as allways Erik. congratulations.

[@frankmakes]

Nice rattle and great storytelling Erik. I may have to try this.

[@cohen860]

Very nice!

[@ErikAnderson1]

Thanks 😊

[@kleinjahr]

A nice scepter for the little princess.

[@ErikAnderson1]

Thanks!

[@ErikAnderson1]

Thanks Frank, I appreciate the comments and from one of the best video story tellers I have seen it means even more.
Thanks again
Erik

[@MikeWaldt]

Excellent video Erik, and a great walk through the process, the rattle ended up just right too. Thanks for showing the problems you had, so that we are aware of the pitfalls with the pressure from the tail stock. Good job again mate.
Take care
Mike

[@joell3102]

I LOVE this project. Great job!

[@ErikAnderson1]

Thanks Joel, I am glad you liked this

[@mrlacroft]

Just in time. I'm setting here by the phone waiting for the call telling me I have a new great grand daughter. your timimg is perfect. going down and make one tomorrow. thanks.

[@davidzutz8302]

you did a great job of xplaining ,the purpleheart ball is a nice touch

[@ErikAnderson1]

Thanks David!

[@clarenicholson1328]

How sweeeeet is that!!! Beautiful work! Thanks for sharing.

[@ErikAnderson1]

Thanks Clare my new baby rattles are fun too.

[@CarlJacobson]

Very nice Erik, I'm sure she will love it.
Take care, Carl

[@ErikAnderson1]

Thanks Mike, I like to share the problems as it is the most important part of any project. All project have problems and it is how you fix them that determines your ability to adjust and make changes as necessary. Perfection is an insult to the gods and therefore I strive for beautiful imperfection.
Peace Mike!
Erik

[@Grandpaw2511]

Cool, I'll to have to try this. Thanks for posting.

[@ErikAnderson1]

Use titebond 3 woodglue and not epoxy!

[@anthonyfoulkrid908]

Very nice job came out great!!

[@ErikAnderson1]

Thanks Anthony.

[@surgeAA]

Nice little project to test our skills !! Thanks Erik !

[@impactlures]

Awesome! Great job.

[@ErikAnderson1]

Thanks Impact Lures

[@ErikAnderson1]

I always use regular wood glue and for some reason I used epoxy on this due to my haste and impatience, and yes I agree with you. I had just tried to do this with regular glue three times before and once again my impatience caused failures and I had problems shooting the videos and all kinds of stuff so I resorted to epoxy for a quick setting option and it is true what you said and thank you for watching and paying attention and commenting with foresight. I am glad you watched and enjoyed.

[@telstraoranamall7680]

Great idea

[@ErikAnderson1]

Thanks

[@PrimalEdge]

that "turned" out great!

[@ErikAnderson1]

Thanks Primal Edge

[@btgame1836]

Good idea for a rattle n Conrad on the addition to the family.

[@ErikAnderson1]

Thanks

[@ErikAnderson1]

Thank you Miguel, I look forward to your next comments.

[@ErikAnderson1]

Hope all went well and you are a proud great grandparent, thanks for the comment.

[@Reaktor_atomovy]

gorgeous work

[@ErikAnderson1]

Thanks reaktor

[@raymondperry2291]

Great video; thanks. Yes we do learn from our mistakes and mishaps have had my share also . You never know what your going to learn reading the comments, the word "chuffed" i will have to remember that one. Thanks again.

[@ErikAnderson1]

Thank you Raymond, and I appreciate that you watched my video, read some comments and then took the time to comment. I hope you see something that is in some way enjoyable, educational and hopefully inspirational.

[@SKusturica]

It's very nice!

[@ErikAnderson1]

Thanks

[@ErikAnderson1]

Thanks Sergio!

[@ErikAnderson1]

Thanks Carl.
Peace!
Erik

[@aceman7899]

What did you use for the finish? And it looks really good

[@ErikAnderson1]

Howards Butcher Block Conditioner

[@KAESowicz]

It would be easier, and I think better, to make a "cage" for marble by drilling rattle from the top and milling slots on sides.

[@ErikAnderson1]

This works great

[@LuizAntonio-mg4xp]

and this radio play announcer voice that voice and then works are very cool even parabens

[@dazer123]

That is really nice Erik can i ask what "edible" finish did you use ?

[@ErikAnderson1]

butcher block conditioner by howards

[@MarikaIomaLantz]

That so cute

[@ErikAnderson1]

thanks

[@LuizAntonio-mg4xp]

A madeira que voce usou tem que espessura sáo 4 pedaços de 2cm cada é isso
The wood you used have to thickness is 4 pieces of 2cm each is this

[@ErikAnderson1]

Yes it is thanks.

[@LuizAntonio-mg4xp]

you saw the photos mandai When I left a while I do some coizinha al decided to do With Naked Turner Maple and do not know if this is the name ok today or Monday intend to finish

[@LtGrandpoobah]

Whats the grey bar on the right side of the screen for?

[@ErikAnderson1]

Ben sorry it was a silly Auto edit feature

[@l.r.norris6519]

could you have used type bond II instead of epoxy?

[@ErikAnderson1]

Absolutely and that is what I have done!

[@ErikAnderson1]

Thanks Douglas and yes I am chuffed to pieces.

[@LuizAntonio-mg4xp]

muito bom otimo

[@ErikAnderson1]

Thanks Luiz

[@kirilstoianov3618]

lucks like a screwdriver

[@ErikAnderson1]

+kiril stoianov That is a funny one!

[@billy19461]

Heirloom

[@ErikAnderson1]

Indeed sir, indeed!

[@ErikAnderson1]

Thanks Terry!