WOODTURNING: MAKING A BABY RATTLE

These baby rattles make fantastic gifts, and they're also great items to make for sale if you're looking for a little extra income. They're relatively simple turning and are easy to make in batches. Hope y'all enjoy!

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[brentnoel]

Hello Ashley. I have been a wood worker for 40 years. Lately I have spent more time in my metal working shop. Now I have my first grandchild on the way and am excited about woodworking again. I really enjoyed your video on this rattle and your clear calm presentation. It is nice to see a younger person getting excited about the craft.

[skitzxplods]

Never thought I'd find a video on making a baby rattle so interesting but I did. Every single part of this video can be applied to so many projects. Thank you Ashley for all of your wonderful videos☺

[blunderbuss]

Really enjoy watching Ashley’s videos - great smile, gentle voice, and wonderful technique. Her teaching is bright and shiny with no condescension. A true pleasure of education prowess.

[bradbyers]

I love that design. It's all about process and product.

[christopheramey]

Just one more beautiful project... my kids are not so young anymore but would be a marvellous gift for my future grandchildren💕 Thank You so much Ashley for giving us so much light in our eyes. Have a great year too. See U. Kind Regards from Switzerland

[fashionwoodwork]

Hello Ashley I rembering my childhood memories this so good your work of baby rattle again I want to go my childhood days you are amazing.

[todddembsky]

I am sorry, but this is absolute magic !!!! Stunning control and concentration. For us from the 60's, the only thing to say is cool dude, that is boss.

[anthonyroberts]

When I saw the Still photo in the preview, I was like, "What ? Ashley is wearing a Sparkling shirt ?" - should have known it was really wood chips !!
As always, absolutely Beautiful piece !
Thank you.

[Tracker]

Hello Ashley. Recently starting watching your videos and absolutely love the work you do. The massive walnut table, the rattles, the sea urchin ornaments ... some simple and some complex. A good mix and you make it seem so effortless. Your breakdown and videos are clean and professional. Not a lot of chit chat or background music. If I may compliment you to a beautiful lady.

[grantfahlman]

Very nice! What a great model for production-line rattle assembly. And, at the same time, learning a few other ideas that can be applied to other items. Definitely worth watching!

[keithburch]

As usual I really enjoyed watching you work. Always a pleasure, no matter what you are doing. Keith here, 65, Hickory NC.

[dustman]

Perfect timing for this video! My wife and I just found out we're expecting. I was just looking for some different ways to turn a rattle or two. Thank you!

[PBUCKY]

I’m a gonna be a grandad in June so I’m making one of these, thanks for the idea! ( love your workshop by the way, so jealous!) - nice work!

[volkerpetersen]

Your camera and lighting is the best i have seen so far. Thx for your vids!

[billyford]

I've been turning for 10 years and I've honestly learnt loads from this video thankyou very much for a great video :)

[tonyburelle]

That was wonderful, always so enjoyable watching you create something out of nothing

[woutervanniekerk]

Holy balls you are a beautiful wood turner. Thank you for being such a skilled worker and taking the time to show us all.

[AJNicholls]

I tend to find myself watching your hands more than anything in your videos while turning. I find that we focus so much on tool presentation that we (I) neglect hand placement, and you do a wonderful job of modeling proper hand positioning.

[chrisjohnston]

you never cease to amaze us. Awesome video

[jageo]

Ashley, a 3" paint roller works excellently to achieve the .0002 optimum glue thickness. It can be stored in a Ziploc and left in a cold place, even a fridge. No need to worry 'bout glue dropping on the beads.