A while back I saw a video on the web of a man turning a coffee mug with a handle. Does anyone know where this video is?
Thanks,
Pete
A while back I saw a video on the web of a man turning a coffee mug with a handle. Does anyone know where this video is?
Thanks,
Pete
A few hours south of Steve Schlumpf
It's on you tube, just search for turning a coffee mug or something like that. I didn't see anything in paticular that interested me, he didn't give any tips or anything. The one on you tube anyways. I found more info on just reading articles.
Turning one is pretty straight forward, just hollow out a branch, test fit, hollow, test fit, hollow. The template would make things go much faster. It's all blind cutting, so it's a small challenge to get a mug that's not too thick.
BTW, where did you get your mug? I'm too cheap to spend 10 bucks retail at the local candy store.
Last edited by Steve Schlumpf; 08-17-2009 at 8:15 AM. Reason: P.S.
Tioraidh an-drasda (gaelic for Cheerio just now)
Colin .
One good turn deserves another,
Thanks for your help but it is not the one I remember. The one I am thinking of does not have an insert and he turns it sideways to do the handle.
A few hours south of Steve Schlumpf
I think one of the Woodturning Design articles featured a tea/coffee cup and saucer project.
The fellow had a little jig and pattern to cut it all out of a solid piece.
I will see if I can locate the article.
I found it!
Issue #5 Woodturning Design
Last edited by Jeff Rich; 08-16-2009 at 11:47 AM. Reason: found article
Oh, you meant a coffee cup that is all wood? My bad.. I dunno about that, heat and water always makes wood shift around and crack.