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Make A Wooden Ring With Simple Tools
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About Make A Wooden Ring With Simple Tools
Make A Wooden Ring Intro
Make A Wooden Ring - Wood Prep
Make A Wooden Ring - Glue Up
Make A Wooden Ring - Finishing
Make A Wooden Ring - Polishing
Making A Simple Bent Wood Ring
What You Will Learn?
- How to make bent wood rings with simple tools. I want to show that you don’t need a lathe, a drill press or an expensive workshop to make breath taking wooden rings! All you need is elbow grease and some exotic wood..
- Who is it for?.
- It doesn’t matter if you have no experience in crafting (I didn’t when I started) or if you’re a woodworking hobbyist there’s something here for you. This is an introduction to the art of making wooden rings and you will learn some of the beginner techniques I teach my students..
- Perhaps you came here as you’re looking for tips on how to make your first wooden ring, maybe you’re seasoned wood turner looking for a new challenge or even a jewellery designer looking to jazz up your work. In any case I hope I can help get you started! So without further a do, let’s get into it!.
- Safety First.
- Please find a PDF attached with information about safety in your workshop - DO NOT SKIP THIS BEFORE STARTING THE CLASS!.
- Bare Bones Shopping List.
- So I hope you’ll see from this little guide that you don’t need a lot of tools to get started with making wooden rings (I certainly didn’t!). Here is a “bare bones set up” with the most basic of tools and materials. Here’s what you need:.
- Wood veneer.
- Locktite super glue.
- Cocktail sticks.
- Kitchen roll.
- Ring mandrel.
- Ring gauges.
- Sockets.
- Caliper.
- Cutting matt.
- Metal Ruler.
- Craft knife.
- Scissors.
- Pan/water receptacle.
- Wet and dry sandpapers (240, 320, 400, 600, 1200 ideally).
- Micromesh sheets (2400, 4000, 8000, 12000).
- Surgical spirit or rubbing alcohol.
- Paint Brush.
- Burnishing cream/automotive compound.
- Latex gloves.
- Respirator mask with Chemical filters.
- Dust mask.
- Safety goggles.
- There seems to be a lot on this list but each item is pretty cheap and if you’ve done any crafting or woodworking before then there’s a good chance you have some of it lying around..