Handmade drinking glass from wood | Make wooden tumbler from reclaimed wood | DIY woodworking

I made a set of drinking glasses from reclaimed wood. I found a small eucalyptus log and turned it into a wooden highball glass and a smaller wooden rocks glass. Each wooden tumbler was turned on the lathe, sanded and polished and took around 2 hours to complete. The beauty of something handmade is not how fast it can be made but rather how unique each and every piece is. I've used an Italian food-safe polish from ICA to protect the wooden tumblers. This should make it completely safe for hot beverages and cocktails. After completing this set of 2 wooden tumblers, I made a few variants from black sirish, birchwood and patterned plywood. Drinking glasses from wood are pretty durable and don't break easily like glass. You can buy these wooden tumblers from my store below.

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[NajibLonbal]

Can you tell me what can we calles this machine, i mean a name of machine

[neenakumari]

Beautifull..kya es ko buy kr sakte hain please batye jarrur

[biobeauty]

Which food safe coat did you used in this glass

[jeffreycunningtown]

I heard very good opinions about the Woodglut plans.

[boertjie]

Beautiful work, very nicely done. I like the plain Eucalyptus ones the best, that simplicity is what appeals to me.

[jenniferkicklighter]

Beautiful! I'm a beginner with the lathe and this is my next project! Thank you!

[aleksisshvartovka]

Don’t give up!
You will have much more subs soon!
Good videos👍😀

[singhnitesh]

Very beautiful work
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Where can I buy it.?

[aseideman]

Incredible work! So beautiful. How long does it take to make each one?

[doc]

News flash they are drinking glasses they are wood cups or goblets or anything but glass