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Second box looks like yew. Love the 3rd hand you have to hold the wrench! Efficiency is intelligent laziness! Does that make us intelligent or lazy? Maybe!!!! I like to do all my finish cuts with NRSs/negative rake scrapers. Some times, 400 grit roughs them up rather than smooth them out.

Your background music is distracting , think about editing with a voice over natation describig tools and procedure being demonstrated , or invest in an ear microphone or throat mic . Look at purchasing som sanding disks with the edges that are designed to fold over the edge of sanding disk without puckering . The push back of the cover of your second box is caused by the trapped air compressing and expanding when you release pressure on cover . A very invative method to save the first box and cover the tear out through the side . The hollowing tool is a brilliant piece of kit . I might have to make the curved tip

Nice boxes. The self opening lid was likely caused by the lid being airtight and the box being warm from sanding. Once the air was trapped the heat made it expand and push the lid off.

Good video. On deep boxes, anymore, I don't spend much time on the inside bottom. I just cut a piece of green felt and glue in place. Hides my mistakes better. Ha

Just found your channel, and I do hope you return to RUclips.

Здравствуйте, подскажите светлое это что за дерева или что? Спасибо ❤

Lovely video - how did you get the boxes to turn in the closing scenes please?

A really nice job Peter. You're electric 'cooking pot' came to my attention. What's it called and do you recall the name of the supplier? I've had stick of pewter for years now -- not cheap - I think you've inspired me to put it to use! Thanks for sharing.

What did you spray overtop of the already waxed lid?

Looked like there were many box failures on that shelf. But that’s how us turners learn. Right?

Awww fluffy kitty😂 ifink me goin do sumfink like dis, ive been looking for blue barrels like that for ages, their rocking horse doo doo, but then again i could make something but I'm too lazy, Awesome vid,

Wawll. Stunning. Really well done but it's way past my ability but still really great to see being done

A Ring on a finger and a spinning lathe DO NOT GO WELL TOGETHER. Honey you can call me 9 and 1/2 now!

Great video, I parrot the previous comments. Great instruction, I have made many boxes but I love your style. Also the bandsaw jig is a great help, I always dread changing the angle on my table. The boxes turned out beautiful! Thanks for sharing.

Is it too much trouble to cut the corners off the blank?

Thanks.Very nice demonstration. What did you use to get the decoration in the repair of the original box with the tear through? My assumption ( and that is all it is) would be filler on the inside and outside, then tooled smooth, then ??. Appreciate taping into your knowledge and experience!

How did you arrive at this measurement, did you calculate it, and how do you actually calculate it? Can you please give a tip?

Hey Peter, watched 100s of box making vids, for the first time I'm going to grab a pen and paper and watch this again taking notes - so useful, thank you for you for sharing this. New subscriber!

Very nice, indeed!

Great!! Also add some ground wire to discharge electrostatics from dust friction 😉

I may be the only one who made a square collection chamber out of 3/4 inch plywood instead of using a barrel. But I heard barrels can collapse, my plywood version certainly wont do that, it stands up by itself under its own weight and it works perfectly.

I use the size 1 and 1/0 Mustad hooks to freeline for snook ruclips.net/user/postUgkxzXmlErSqVAEGWFEKO530BvTqFDw53QW3 and they have been fantastic. The points are super sharp, and the hook is small enough to blend with my baitfish, yet large enough to land fish 30" or more. I also use these hooks when I'm pier or surf fishing with my kids. They tend to catch tons of smaller snapper, whiting, and catfish, and we get far fewer gut hooks with these Mustad in-lines, which means more of them survive after release. I was actually using these hooks when I caught my friend too, but I think that had more to do with the bait I was using ;-)

ALL WOOD will expand and contract so if it happens to this box the lid might not come off.... just a thought

I liked the video and its definitely a good example but habving been turning wood for a year or so, i pretty much understand how to turn the shapes. The big challenges for lidded boxes seems ti be all the little details you skipped mentioning. For example, what are you doing to hold the base of the box while you finish the bottom? Looks like paper towel over something? The clamp marks always seem to show up. Thanks

If you drill at the corners of the rectangular hole on clear panel before cutting it out, the panel is less likely to crack (but you will have rounded corners). The corner concentrates all the bending stresses into a point. You can even stop fatigue cracks in materials like aluminium or cast iron by drilling a hole at the end of the crack. I think in that application they are called stopholes. Nice build! I really need to make one for myself.

Clever and creative! Can’t remember when I’ve stopped a turning video so many times to take a closer look at tools and technique. Thanks for the video, I’m one step closer to turning my first box.

Great looking boxes peter nicely done well worth 👍and sub, kind regards from will.

I am very impressed by this piece and your skill, so much so that I am considering building it as a wedding present for my son. I know that it has been a while and you do not have plans but I wanted to ask if you might remember a few dimensions. I am assuming the corner posts are approximately 3 1/4" square but need some help with other horizontal/vertical structural frame pieces. Any thing that you might remember would greatly be appreciated. Thank you again for your video, I really appreciate it!

Peter, your video perfectly compliments David book and has been VERY helpful in my attempt at this box. The box I must say is a bit of a challange and measureing to a half millimeter a must. Just had to redo my templates since they were off just a tad. Having some of the same issues you did and the one where you mentioned you needed to go in deeper on the inside of the lid with the gooves. The thickness of the lid is about 4 mm. Could you tell me in your corrected lid how deep you actually went. Going in 2 mm from each side is not a lot of wiggle room. Was thinking maybe 2.5 - 3 mm on the underside, but was not sure and that's why I ask. Thanks

Very nice I enjoyed watching you make those.

What a great technique!

Very nice boxes. I may have to borrow your 45 deg bandsaw jig, that looked really useful

these boxes my friend what would they go for this year if I would sell them

I will definitely be making one myself, well as soon as I have finish building my workshop and have purchased a shop Vac. Subbed and liked Mr. Well done.

Can you please tell me what music is playing in the background? Thank you!

Newly subscribed! Very cool very well presented and very interesting! Thanks. I will have to try this. Found the book and it’s on its way. Book is not necessary for this project as your video was very clear. Want to see other projects in the book. In fact got one for my son. Thanks again for the video. Was very enjoyable! Great way to start my day with a cup of coffee and interesting wood turning magic

Thank you Peter, excellent Video, I’m off to have a go 👍🏻

Sir, absolut respect. Your skills and level of detail are amazing and satisfying to watch. Thanks for sharing such talent with all of us

Dude. That is seriously inventive. Thanks for showing how you made those chucks!

Love those Lacer style boxes. When you say body filler, like Bondo? If so, great idea. Good luck with your channel, you got a new subscriber today 👌👍

too fast and explanations slipped by

Absolutely Stunning pieces I love the rescue too i'm a new subscriber and will certainly be looking forward to your next video's I have the Hope 8mm hollower they really do eat the wood think I might have to get a 6mm one now

Very nice boxes Peter and a superb redesign on both boxes. Cheers

Gorgeous!

I thought you need to cut uphill so you would have supported grain?

Awesome, thx a bunch

haha crazy cool i just received my copy of woodturning wizardry today in the mail awesome video thanks

Nice work. Nice save as well!

That is very beautiful what was the book that they was talking about in the comments I would like to know how to get one I am new to wood turning I like to get all the help I can get thank you

Ah yes….Back when one could afford a giant sheet of 2mm polycarbonate from Wickes. Cheaper now (2022) just to buy a Dust Deputy clone for 30 quid. We get a sniff of inflation and all retailers take the piss by doubling everything. Still….I like the idea of a build. I don’t think my 1600w Vacmaster shopvac would have the CFM through flow for this size…it would slow the spin, but maybe a 10” dia version..hmmm?