When You Can't Find A Bottle Opener
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- Опубліковано 10 вер 2024
- Leah demonstrates how to turn a beautiful maple bottle opener on the lathe.
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Love watching you work. Love to see women taking up the mantle of great woodworking. Thanks
With all the problems around us this was a welcome relief
Leah, you’re so wonderfully talented, great job and enjoy that well deserved refreshment!
You are truly a gift to all of us.
Thank you, Clint!
if only i owned a house...hard to woodwork when you live in a rental duplex. I do it but wouldn't put a lathe in it lol...landlord mad cause i turned the kitchen into a work shop with all my tools. The experience i have with a conventional lathe and Bridgeport Mill... i graduated from Machining school..."CNC operator" ;) Thank you Leah! love your videos
When I used to rent I would always fix stuff round the place. That was mostly because it either took forever for them to address any problems or it wouldn't happen at all. Of course, the landlords never objected and were always delighted. I bet if you did that your landlord wouldn't be quite so upset about a few tools around the place.
very true and i do help them alot buddy...from plumbing, replacing ceiling fans, faucets, painting and more. The landscape i do cause that's something i enjoy doing...besides i love that avocado and lemon tree haha.
You may want to see if there is a workshop around you that lets you join and use their tools. Kind of like a gym membership concept bit for wood and metal working.
Always fun to watch a highly talented artist and skilled craftswoman! As always, thank you.
Thank you so much, Jim!
How pretty! I know the description read bottle opener, but the wood reminded me of those draft beer tap handles. Great job!
I enjoyed watching this video. Thanks!!
Jane you are the best, your calm explanation of how to do things really makes me tune into you love your work and greetings from Australia :)
Greetings! Thank you very much. 🙂
It's really satisfying to watch the block of wood transform on the lathe.
JasperFX Beautiful work done on the lathe . . . If you have one!!
Beautiful work Leah, thank you for sharing your talents.
Wow! Nice to watch the process.
Great job, Leah. That handle is beautiful! Thanks for sharing this with us. Out of all of the tools, I think a wood lathe would be the most fun to have and use. (Although I can certainly see the benefit of owning that tool called a knuckle bender. I think I might get my way a lot more often if I let people know that I carried a tool called a knuckle bender around with me at all times.) I hope you're having a good week.
LOL! Thanks, Linda!
Hey nice video, I get a bit hypnotised watching you work the lathe and craft the timber. I would like to make a bottle opener for my home brew 🍻
Your explanation is so good
Love it!! Beautiful and very classy!!
Oh... WOW... That is so beautiful! Now all I need is a lathe, wood, a garage and some friends to make and give to. LOL no seriously that is a wonderful and great idea.
So nice good job. I love your channel. So much inspiration
Nice, I like the whole things U did on this video but I love the last part Sheers or Salud in Spanish😂 !Salud Leah! 😂😂👍👍
Salud, Felix!
Lot of of work for a beer.
Great job.
Cheers John
🙂
Awesome work! looks great!
The Blue Moon at the end, I love it. One of may favorites.
What's not to like about fruit and beer. Good luck with your channel!
Very nice change of pace for this video. You killed it! Great job!
Thanks for saying so....much appreciated!
very nice! can't wait to get mine. ☺
LOVING your work Leah - keep it up ! Since we spoke last I've even changed over a dimmer switch ! The thing I've learnt from this is the near (non contact) voltage detectors aren't very accurate and I need to invest in a proper multimeter - but I also need to learn how to use a multimeter ! :) Hope all is well with you !
Hey Edward, good for you! Actually, a video on using a multimeter is on our list for future vids! Thanks for commenting!
Fab ! I will stay tuned - thank you for all the valuable continued information in your videos ! Just as a FYI, but I found that some companies do an attachment which you can use on a normal drill/screwdriver which gives it an impact capability - e.g. Wera make one called the Impaktor - I need to do some more research as to whether you use them in screwdriver or drill mode, but sounds like a money saver as you don't have to buy a separate impact driver. Hope this helps !
Wow! Very nice!
That is SO nice. Wish I had a planer and a lathe! 🤔
Miss Leah you are a treasure.... Grandpa Tom
Thank you so much, Grandpa Tom!
Awesome Leah! I was wondering were you were going with that. Very nicely done.
Thanks Becky
Gorgeous!
Thanks!
That is a neat looking can opener you made from scratch, and when I saw the beer you opened I thought of the Olympic brand of beer, and the many times I traveled to their brewery on tours. I love the Northwest area so much, and spent plenty of time there at McChord AFB where I worked at on temporary duty, and just visiting most of the time.
Hey Sidney, JBLMC we've been there several times to do presentations on apprenticeship opportunities. Nice to know the connection.
Very sweet opener Leah. Frugal sometimes make the best projects.
That was neat! Thank you for sharing Leah!
My pleasure
Awesome. Thanks. Now it’s my ‘turn’!
I hope my relatives don’t see this episode until after Christmas 🎄.
🙂
Excellent
My favorite video YTD! Love the Blue Moon!
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Beautiful!! Love it!
I wish someone would give me the frugal gift of all those awesome tools and machines one needs to make that beautiful frugal gift!
Leah -great job! Good beer slainte! Music choice is excellent !
Thanks Elaine
Very cool Leah!
Hey Jason
Wow Leah! That was cool!!🍻
Hey Paul.
Cheers !
I want to make this and a matching set of tap handles.
Before she added the bottle opener that's what I thought they were, tap handles.
beautiful!
Loved it all!!
Thanks
Lovely piece! Decades ago, I made a lamp by gluing strips of maple and walnut. I wish there were more people who owned tools like you demonstrate and were willing to host 4H woodworking clubs. BTW, have you looked at the Zack-Rabbit coming out in January? It is an upgrade on the jack-Rabbit, originally invented by Brian Giffin.
NICE VIDEO
COOL!
Very nice.you probably know that a little table salt between boards,keeps them from slipping when gluing up.
Cool.
Great!!!
Another cool video
I really enjoy the video i was like a bite of chocolate ! But i want more !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Katepina, Thank you so much !!!
Very nice :)
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Whew!
Now Seejanedrink ? Love your channel friend!!!!!
lol
And it was still cold
:-)