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Turning Olivewood 00g Plugs On A Wood Lathe

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I lost one of my plugs and figured rather than buy a new pair I should just turn my own. I used some Olivewood serving trays that I bought at HomeSense and make a pair of 00g plugs. They turned on the lathe rather easily and ended up sanding out really nice.
If I could change one thing about them for next time, I'd choose a better area of the wood with some more figure / wood grain.
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Комментарии : 58

@egbusmoney 6 лет назад

I agree with the above comments. I enjoyed the video editing and music.

@sleavesleather 6 лет назад

Thank you for taking the time to stop by and check out my channel!

@CrossCutCreations 6 лет назад

I bought a smaller tool rest for my smaller, single barrel pens that I make and it was the best decision I ever made. I love mine!

@sleavesleather 6 лет назад

I'll probably wait until I get a new lathe, that all depends on how many orders I get for these though... If I have to make a few pairs every week then the new tool rest is going to be a must have!

@alchemistwoodwork 7 месяцев назад

Whaaaaaaaaaat?!? Random!

@dekeros-recreationalwoodwo6456 6 лет назад

Turned out great! And high quality video editing and all! Well done!

@sleavesleather 6 лет назад

Thank you! 👍 I've been wearing them for a few days now and they're really comfortable too!

@jhroche75 Год назад

@@sleavesleather what are you using on the back to keep them in?

@sleavesleather Год назад

Small rubber o-rings.

@jhroche75 Год назад

@@sleavesleather awesome thanks! New to turning and wanted to try this out. I usually wear double flared but this might be easier for my first time

@AnnaLiisaWoodSisters 6 лет назад

Cool editing and project!

@sleavesleather 6 лет назад

Thanks! Not for everyone but I see turners making small spindles all the time and I'm not quite at that level yet so this was some practice for that... I'll get there someday!

@AlForte13 6 лет назад

Great Job Mike!!! Very creative, I would never have thought of nor have I ever seen someone do this. KUDOS !!!! - Al

@sleavesleather 6 лет назад

Thanks Al! Working on a different style now too called tunnels! Sparking my creative side...

@AlForte13 6 лет назад

Good luck with it, can't wait to see it.

@TwistedWorkshop77 6 лет назад

Very cool project. I would have to make some tapered ones. It's been so long since I have worn plugs. Great job

@sleavesleather 6 лет назад

I'm working on some dual taper tunnels next... I'll post them as an update and on on my Instagram!

@TheEveryMaker 6 лет назад

Runaway finish! I love the shots and the lighting, really nicely done video!

@sleavesleather 6 лет назад

Thank you! This one was fun to shoot and edit!

@ragtie6177 6 лет назад

Rag and I wanted you to know you frickin shine on this stuff! Dig your realness and talent. Love your stuff!

@sleavesleather 6 лет назад

Thank you both! Love being able to combine my two passions, video production / editing & woodworking!

@VintageWoodWorkshop 6 лет назад

Great job, excellent editing skills dude! -Kyle

@sleavesleather 6 лет назад

Thanks Kyle! Many, many hours spent watching Adobe Premiere tutorials!

@GabrieleB 6 лет назад

your intro was sooo good!! i loove the way you film your shots, good job!!

@sleavesleather 6 лет назад

Thank you! Trying to make wood turning and woodworking more interesting to watch!!

@woodturningwithDave 6 лет назад

Great project. excellent editing :)

@sleavesleather 6 лет назад

Thanks David! It's part of the fun 👍

@AwesomeWoodThings 6 лет назад

Nice!

@sleavesleather 6 лет назад

Thank you!! 👊

@KagedCreations08XX 6 лет назад

Cool!

@sleavesleather 6 лет назад

Thanks 👍

@HarnealMedia 6 лет назад

Very cool. Its great to see this video, and your editing style is fantastic

@sleavesleather 6 лет назад

Thanks! Too many hours watching Adobe Premiere tutorials! 🤪

@BenjaminBrandon 6 лет назад

Great content Mike! You have a new subscriber!

@sleavesleather 6 лет назад

Thanks Brandon & welcome to the channel! You have some amazing editing chops on your content if you ever have any tips or advice please don't hesitate!!!

@williamthornhill609 6 лет назад

The one time that I wore wooden plugs, they were porous enough to get stuck in my ears. It was not fun getting them out. How are yours doing? Have you considered using a CA finish and polishing them up?

@sleavesleather 6 лет назад

Thanks for the questions. Mine are doing great, haven't had any issues so far 🤞! I stay with a natural finish on them since adding a CA finish would then present something that would cause, for lack of a better term, "lobe cheese". With the natural finish they stay clean and only need to be taken out and rinsed off occasionally.

@williamthornhill609 6 лет назад

Lobe cheese is definitely a problem. I suppose I just got my hands on something that shouldn't have been used to make plugs with.

@R1S3_0F_D3ATH 5 лет назад

Daaaamn... I hate when that crap happens I've lost plugs and O rings that way

@sleavesleather 8 месяцев назад

Yeah, I don't use them any longer, got tired of losing them.

@DangerIsSweet 6 лет назад

Very cool project. Question though: do you have to use a specific finish to avoid any kind of infection or anything?

@sleavesleather 6 лет назад

You need to be careful on the type of wood used for the plugs, some woods will not agree with some people. As for the finish I've purchased plugs with no finish, plugs with acrylic or varathane finish.... Neither one caused any issues. I personally use a beeswax and mineral oil finish. It penetrates, seals and protects the wood from moisture issues.

@mamabearssheshedtracykeato6941 6 лет назад

Fantastic job! I love the new studs. Have you ever tried to wear the double flares? Those types of accidents are less likely to happen with those particular styles. I am curious as to what you put on the wood after completing them?

@sleavesleather 6 лет назад

Thanks Tracy! 👍 I had some silicone and some steel double flares but they were too narrow, I have thick ear lobes... I am looking at turning some though, I like the look of them. As for the finish it a mix of beeswax and mineral oil.

@bryantravis1224 8 месяцев назад

What kind of adhesive do you use to keep the sandpaper on the wood

@sleavesleather 7 месяцев назад

Hey Bryan! I just watched the video again as it’s been a long time since I uploaded, I’m not sure what part of the video your comment is referencing. The only sanding portion I could see was the final sanding of each piece and that was just me holding various grits by hand while the lathe was spinning. If you could provide me with a little more context I might have a different response…

@ericofadel 5 лет назад

Hey, Knot, what kind of paste have you used to buff it? Also, to which grit have you reached before buffing?

@sleavesleather 8 месяцев назад

Hey sorry, I didn't respond, hope you found your answer somewhere else.

@G0FightWin 4 года назад

Are you still making plugs?

@sleavesleather 8 месяцев назад

Nope, making leather goods now.

@bethoven966 3 года назад

How make the metal

@sleavesleather 8 месяцев назад

Not sure what you mean, but with this being 2 years old, I'm sure it no longer matters. Sorry I didn't reply earlier.

@ifonlysolutions4011 Год назад

What chuck is that?

@sleavesleather Год назад

I don’t remember the exact model but I got it at Busy Bee Tools in Calgary.

@ifonlysolutions4011 Год назад

@@sleavesleather Thanks. Looking at picking up a chuck for my Shopsmith to make plugs. What lathe tool were you using? Looked like it had a replaceable tip?

@sleavesleather Год назад

It was an Easy Wood Tools carbide tip, there’s a few different versions out there depending on your budget. Just search “Easy wood tools” on Google and you should find various tools like this.

@bethoven966 3 года назад

Hi men

@sleavesleather 8 месяцев назад