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Eric - the "Loft"
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Salt Cellar with Scoop
Fun project to turn. 3" diameter and 5-1/2" high turned from Hard Maple with a Cherry Scoop. Nothing fancy just a simple turning, finished with Danish Oil on the outside followed by multiple coats of Minwax Wipe on Poly. The scoop measures 1/2 teaspoon.
I think it was Les that had turned one with a little scoop.
Thanks for looking and comments are always welcome and appreciated.
I think it was Les that had turned one with a little scoop.
Thanks for looking and comments are always welcome and appreciated.
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love it eric, but most chefs wont use a scoop, they take a pinch with their fingers to control the amount of salt delivered. i do the same.
working with my hands is a joy,it gives me a sense of fulfillment,somthing so many seek and so few find.-SAM MALOOF.
Pottz, thanks. That may be true, but the scoop looks neat.
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yeah i agree, to each his own way of using it.
working with my hands is a joy,it gives me a sense of fulfillment,somthing so many seek and so few find.-SAM MALOOF.
Is that a scoop or a pipe? Waddya got in that cellar??
Ryan/// ~sigh~ I blew up another bowl. Moke told me "I made the inside bigger than the outside".
Eric,
A bit of skilled turning I see. Very cool
A bit of skilled turning I see. Very cool
Petey
Cute scoop!
...woodicted
Looks Great Eric.
-- Soli Deo gloria! ( To God alone be the Glory)
To scoop or pinch either way it is a nice turning and looks good. Like it.
Ron
Ryan, thanks. I never tell.
Petey, thanks. the turning was easy. as for the scoop I turned the bowl off the end of a block and before parting it off completely drilled for the handle on the press, between centers on the handle. I cut the slot by hand and used files to clean it up.
Iven, thanks. Maybe a set is in the future.
OldRivers, thanks. A fun time on the lathe.
Ron, thanks. I might make a few of these without the scoop. Maybe a thicker wall to support a post so the lid pivots.
Petey, thanks. the turning was easy. as for the scoop I turned the bowl off the end of a block and before parting it off completely drilled for the handle on the press, between centers on the handle. I cut the slot by hand and used files to clean it up.
Iven, thanks. Maybe a set is in the future.
OldRivers, thanks. A fun time on the lathe.
Ron, thanks. I might make a few of these without the scoop. Maybe a thicker wall to support a post so the lid pivots.
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Cool cellar. Nice to have a matching scoop!!
Cheers, Jim ........................ Variety is the spice of life...............Learn something new every day
Nice work on the turnings, looks great.
Jim, thanks. I have fun turning this one, no shape in mind when I started.
Old Tool, thanks. I have been getting into more turnings lately, always looking for ideas.
Old Tool, thanks. I have been getting into more turnings lately, always looking for ideas.
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Well done! I like the design of all three pieces....
Mike
Very cool idea Eric. I like the magnet to hold the scoop.
.................. John D....................
Nice looking cellar Eric.
I appreciate some credit for the scoop idea and the magnet to hold it. I like you version of the scoop better.
My wife, daughter, and a couple of friends who have them all use the scoop and not their fingers.
I appreciate some credit for the scoop idea and the magnet to hold it. I like you version of the scoop better.
My wife, daughter, and a couple of friends who have them all use the scoop and not their fingers.
Nice project Eric!
Mike, thanks. Something simple to turn.
John, thanks. When I turned the scoop it ended up a little off balance had to do something.
Les, thanks. I did not go back and look at yours, just remembered you had done one with a scoop and I thought it was neat. So I gave it a try.
Steve, thanks. Trying to prefect my turning skills.
John, thanks. When I turned the scoop it ended up a little off balance had to do something.
Les, thanks. I did not go back and look at yours, just remembered you had done one with a scoop and I thought it was neat. So I gave it a try.
Steve, thanks. Trying to prefect my turning skills.
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Tell the truth Lofty... it's really a dry bong!
If your first cut is too short... Take the second cut from the longer end... LBD
We shall go with that LBD.
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Nice cute one! I want it, haha.
No name noobie here
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