Woodturning a lidded box in 12 steps with basic wood turning tools

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Title	:	Woodturning a lidded box in 12 steps with basic wood turning tools
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Très jolie bonbonnière ! Quels grains de papier de verre utilisez vous et quel produit d’imprégnation de bois pour terminer ?
Comment from : @pascaldespinois9722

So many, shall we say 'less than traditional' uses of the skew in this video, not one to judge but please take care 😉
Comment from : @timmurden5846

I like the Velcro on the jaws!
Comment from : @billybobjohnroane1692

Not trying to be negative, but it's set my teeth on edge watching you use a skew as a scraper
Comment from : @scottyeomans801

that's a nice box
Comment from : @squidskunk

I’m not skilled enough to use a skew the way you do Very impressive approach Beautiful grain on the piece as well The cracks and pits add character
Comment from : @chipsteinberg5046

sorry, but please don't use you're skew as a parting tool could give a nasty accident
Comment from : @finn9

Sure would have bin a better vid if you talked there sir 🤔
Comment from : @philipselman2564

Love it
Comment from : @DennisDolan-fl3mw

Thank you for this detailed video That record power looks strikingly similar to my rikon 220
Comment from : @DanielCoon-cc7hk

Great ideal thank you so much!
Comment from : @christinehendryx937

Quite nice I appreciate the lid fitting demo and the minimal tool use
Comment from : @mrkprtll

Passo dopo passo ho imparato qualcosa in più Grazie nordic
Comment from : @robertocoiante1981

You're really good with a skew Im still practicing to get better with one
Comment from : @jackwagon4313

When my kid is too loose I put a 1mm groove in the lip of the lid and add a large O ring It gives a nice snug fit
Comment from : @The_Joker_

what are the 'shims' you put inside the chuck jaws?brGreat little project and a good way to produce a lidded box
Comment from : @TheOtherGuybo

It would be nice if the grain matched on the lid
Comment from : @newmanew

Several ways to skin a cat……… It’s not the process that counts……… It’s the final product……… Beautiful lidded box
Comment from : @blackhorse2947

I really liked this video The steps and explanations helped a lot
Comment from : @markb5441

Oh dear Making the lid Fit Sorry but this is not the way to make a good box
Comment from : @ukcarver

I wish to learn this method
Comment from : @muhammadnazir1847

Great job i did a lidded pot today using yew
Comment from : @roystheboy

A very nice simple lidded box
Comment from : @garyjohnson9297

Ha c’est jolie bravo 👍👏
Comment from : @denisvienat849

I never would have approached this this way I have never used a skew in this manner I have always matched the grain for the lid Having said all that, this was so well done I enjoyed watching it, thanks for posting
Comment from : @duaneheadworth6275

Interesting approach If you want the grain to match, I'd do it a little differently But this definitely will make a functional box Also, hollowing with just a scraper is fine, but a gouge is much faster and cleaner of a cut
Comment from : @naturaIIydifferent

The knob on the lid, not so nice😊
Comment from : @DRWMF

That was great! I’ve made a few of these but I think I like your process better than my current method Nice work!
Comment from : @stradicfanatic

Carl's videos are very entertaining, but may I recommend you to see Richard Raffan videos to learn and achieve some woodturning basics 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Comment from : @tallerpinocho