I’ve shown this video to several folks and they still say you can’t put sanding sealer on wax. I’ve followed your instructions though and made my own handle and it works! Nice one Jimmy. 😉
Ash is often used because it grows straight, coppicers could easily manage it to grow into nice long pieces. It was often used for spears too, and also blackened to harden it.
I absolutely love you. Addicted already and subscribing! I just turned my first practice spindle a couple of days ago and I’ve learned more from watching TWO of your videos than any others! I must look further into these colours. All of my tools are pink lol. Does the product come in shades of pink? Thanks in advance! Cheri
This is beautiful, do those pastes dry fully and use whichever finish on it? is it water or oil based ? can you send us a link to this products or specify the product name? ship worldwide?
MrHmiko Thank you for your enquiry. We can ship anywhere They are wax based , and will cover / fill any fine , open grain wood , stone etc. Available from Woodworld Texas , based in Dallas Texas.
Good looking handle. Do you have a video that shows the best way to attach your quick release units. I'm wondering if they hold the tool as securely as if it was pressed into a properly sized hole that is drilled into the wood.
Thanks Jimmy come back to England so that the products you use are the ones we can get at reasonable prices instead of the overpriced stuff from the US thats if we can get it at all as a lot of the American stuff just isn't available here at all
Fantastic instruction on scorching! Just knocked out my own and I'm chuffed with it! Cheers, Jimmy!
That looks absolutely brilliant Jimmy!!
SAMRODIAN ?
Looks great. I wish I had started this much earlier in life, great fun.
I’ve shown this video to several folks and they still say you can’t put sanding sealer on wax. I’ve followed your instructions though and made my own handle and it works! Nice one Jimmy. 😉
Victor Russell
Thanks mate. It does work !
Great job!
Incredible products! Handle looks great! Thanks jimmy.
Tom Wilcox t
Very nice look.
The peanut gallery is horrible love your style and turning philosophy
Just.... W-O-W!!! That turned out aaamazing, love it.
Ash is often used because it grows straight, coppicers could easily manage it to grow into nice long pieces. It was often used for spears too, and also blackened to harden it.
Superb looking product Jimmy, excellent demonstration.
Cheers
Mike
Actually both of them woods are used due to there shock absorption properties. Hence the best bats are made from ash.
Hi all , the creams and powders are available from Woodworld Texas in Dallas , there is a pink ! Jimmy
Love it, Jimmy! Sorry to have missed your class this year...
Betsy
Yes , Cheri. There is a pink ! Thank you for your comments. Jimmy
This job is very nice and well done
Beautiful work.
Awesome looking handle! Makes me want to order some.
Amazing
your camera man needs some more xp
I absolutely love you. Addicted already and subscribing! I just turned my first practice spindle a couple of days ago and I’ve learned more from watching TWO of your videos than any others! I must look further into these colours. All of my tools are pink lol. Does the product come in shades of pink? Thanks in advance! Cheri
Great looking results. The results appear to be much brighter and distinct than with liming waxes.
I loved your video and the handle is amazing! Major distraction, the dude laughing and commenting in the background. You don't need him!
Hi Jimmy
Great video. How do you finish the non-ferrule end of the handle?
Lovely handle!
Stunning. Almost too good to be used as an everyday tool handle .........
Been there done that. Nice shop
Nice looking handle
Available from Woodworld Texas based in Dallas.
Gorgeous.
Maybe a dumb question but could this be done to a much smaller non symmetrical piece by hand? Do I absolutely need a fast spinning lathe
For context it's about 22 inches and a somewhat thin though firm piece of ash. No more than 25 mm thick
very interesting products jimmy , only you could make a tool handle video a pleasure to watch, do you have a distributor in australia?
Sorry mate , no one has them down under at the moment.
Available from Woodworld Texas in Dallas
This is beautiful, do those pastes dry fully and use whichever finish on it? is it water or oil based ? can you send us a link to this products or specify the product name? ship worldwide?
MrHmiko
Thank you for your enquiry.
We can ship anywhere
They are wax based , and will cover / fill any fine , open grain wood , stone etc.
Available from Woodworld Texas , based in Dallas Texas.
Canny lad...
Good-looking products.
Available in the UK?
What are the cream color spreads brand names and where can they be purchased??
Hi John they are available from WoodWorld Texas based in Dallas.
Good looking handle. Do you have a video that shows the best way to attach your quick release units. I'm wondering if they hold the tool as securely as if it was pressed into a properly sized hole that is drilled into the wood.
Hi mate , I use 2 part epoxy to attaché the units to the handle.
I have not had a problem myself .
Jimmy
I think the used-car-salesman-looking guy needs a bigger amulet for his necklace and a couple more buttons unbuttoned on his shirt.
he was holding a cigar................
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What is the color product you are using?
What is the name of the color paste that you were using?
For a black polish check out wood stove polish she black and good sheen
Don't hear anything from Jimmy these days?
Purty Mate!!!
Jimmy do you ever sell any of your handles?
Yes , the 22 inch handles are $95
I would have put a coat of black Walnut stain and let it dry and then spray Liquor on it
I'm sure you can do it too. Just look for Woodprix plans.
Why?
Robert Cornelius
It feels and looks better with the grain scorched and you can make the handle any shape, length or size you want
@@jimmyclewes , almost 4 years later and I'll give it a try. Thanks
Would love to see the result mate.
@@jimmyclewes , thanks for the reply. You and Drozda have taught me the most through CZcams and Zoom. You both sell nice tools too.
Thanks Jimmy come back to England so that the products you use are the ones we can get at reasonable prices instead of the overpriced stuff from the US thats if we can get it at all as a lot of the American stuff just isn't available here at all
He is not a lover of wood.
What finish he put on is called lying instead of burning the wood I use black india ink
Your handle looked good.