How to Make - OAK Wood Shot Glasses with a food safe finish - #woodturning

In this video, we'll show you how to make OAK wood shot glasses with a quick and easy food safe waterproof finish - easy to make, with a beautiful design.

If you're looking for a fun and easy way to show off your styling skills, then these OAK shot glasses are perfect for you! These glasses are easy to make and look great - perfect for any occasion! Plus, they're quick and easy to finish, so you can get them done in no time at all!

Original Design by - EMA GEROVAC

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Chapters:
00:00 Introduction
01:02 Turning the blanks into rounds.
02:49 Hollowing out the oak shot glass
04:31 Preparing and turning the outside of the oak shot glass
06:26 Sanding and parting off the oak shot glass
07:17 Preparing to make the food safe wood finish
07:47 Measuring out the ingredients for the food safe wood finish
09:04 Melting and mixing the food safe wood finish
09:58 Poring out the food safe finish
11:21 Applying the food safe finish to the oak shot glasses
13:41 Taking a closer look at the oak shot glasses with their food safe finish.

[tomislavtomasicwoodturning]

Thanks for giving credits to Ema and me🤗 great job

[debroberts]

I enjoyed the whole show especially the ratio on the finish and your side notes regarding the different additives you can use.

[mashmade-airth]

Really nice little shot glasses. I'll be having a go at them. Nice one Mike 👍

[turlundiewoodturnings]

Thanks for that Mike, very informative

[fionacrouch]

I'm with @spiritwynd 😋
Cute shot glasses and loved the egg cup, too 🙃
Great video, Mike, and thanks for sharing

[Ted_P]

These are neat. I’ve been watching a lot of shot glass turning videos lately too. Coincidence?

[lyndaowen]

These are very cute! This means I do have some thing that I can do with those little skinny branches I have. Thank you very much.

[blspyder]

Those are neat. And seem pretty easy and quick. Thanks for sharing

[dalebrittenham]

Great project and great info on the finish

[troybaldwin]

I finally watched this one and what a neat idea. As always you don't disappoint

[spindlesworkshop]

They came out cool
And great tips with wax

[BobBlarneystone]

A note about oak species in North America - red oak will wick and leak liquids. Note that sometimes it's difficult to tell by appearance, so immerse the end grain in water and see if it wicks up.

[drivingacrossamerica]

Thanks for posting the link in the turners page on FB. I always enjoy your videos

[BrianGlaser]

Hi ... today I made up some of that beeswax / linseed oil paste .... had lots of fun & it came out fantastic ... I'm using them on a set of bowls that are a birthday present for my foodie friend ... I think she's going to be delighted ... I am ... they came out great ... thanks for the recipe ... & thank you Tomislav ...

[chuckmoney]

Really like to see the method as a beginner and also clear order in which to do things.

[spiritwynd]

Love the idea that you can't put them down!

[fredcarpenter]

Great timing for this video, though I know it's older. I'm disabled, so can't lathe like I'd like to 😶 but a friend asked me to make shot cups and I didn't want to make just anything, so thanks for the inspiration 👍👍

[neolithicnobody]

Beautiful!! Those would go great with my Driftwood Shot Glass Holder.

[deehenry]

theses are very cute! thanks for sharing!!

[lv_woodturner]

Nice shot glasses. Made me think of Kampai (or kanpei). Interesting design. Well done.
The food safe finish reminds me of a big difference between US and UK. In the US mineral oil is often used in wood working and included in some products to keep e.g., cutting boards oiled. Mineral oil is also readily available in pharmacies (chemist shops). Some scented mineral oil used to keep the skin on babies bottom from drying out. Some unscented mineral oil is used to treat constipation.
In the UK it seems mineral oil is not easily available. In my limited internet searches I have only seen this in e.g., cutting board conditioners. UK chemists apparently would never consider mineral oil as a treatment for constipation.
Dave.