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A couple pictures our friends shared enjoying the Sapper Woodworking boat board/charcuterie when they’re in Miami! Our boat board is perfect for vacation homes for yourself or as a hostess gift when visiting family & friends!🩵🩵🩵

Love seeing our Sapper Woodworking merchandise displayed. Even better to hear that the customers love it!!

Pictures I’ve been meaning to post. Love having our Sapper Woodworkimg Lake Max board in the Culver Coffee Shop in Culver, IN. Great board to enjoy with family & friends at the lake or for Culver fans.

https://youtu.be/0Ae-CbvI82I

Wood Turning a Rubik's Cube Ball - Resin Art Woodturning a Rubik's cube ball (or sphere) encased in resin. It's resin art! In this video I will demonstrate how to create an object embedded in resin; in...

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Woodturning basics today as we demonstrate how to wood turn a multi-axis one piece solid wooden coffee scoop. The lathe created wood scoop must be turned in two different orientations so we also show you how we made the custom jig while safely removing the scoop's opening. This scoop was turned from hickory and walnut scraps.

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The making of the wooden scoop jig starts at about 0:11:22

Original music by Dr Joel Hoffman, MD

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Woodturning Basics - How to Turn a Walnut Coffee Scoop with a Simple Custom Jig Woodturning basics today as we demonstrate how to wood turn a multi-axis one piece solid wooden coffee scoop. The lathe created wood scoop must be turned in...

https://youtu.be/zNeyoqA5JNU

Woodworking for Smiles is our annual wooden toy making day to support the charitable activities of the Central Indiana Woodworkers (CIWW). On this day Sapper Woodworking hosts an open house in our workshop where our friends, family and supporters come in and make wooden toys for disadvantaged children. These toys are collected by CIWW and given to over 40 central Indiana social service agencies who deliver these special gifts over the holidays. Club wide CIWW makes about 10,000 to 12,000 wooden toys each year.

More about the Central Indiana Woodworkers is available on their website: ciww.org

The Club received IRS 501(c)(3) status in 2004, established their current DBA name as Central Indiana Woodworkers in 2009.

Interviews:
0:41 Robin & Anthony
2:58 Robin & Rick
4:10 Angelia
5:45 Yngvar & Scott
7:18 Mike
9:40 Michael

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Hello and welcome to our channel. Thanks for watching and feel free to leave a comment in the YouTube chat below. I typically respond to all comments or questions within 48 hours.

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My videos are for entertainment purposes only. Be sure to read your tool manufacture’s guide and understand the manufactures safety instructions. The methods I have used may not be the safest possible. You are responsible for your own safety when using hand or power tools.

Woodworking Smiles - Annual toy day for charity Woodworking for Smiles is our annual wooden toy making day to support the charitable activities of the Central Indiana Woodworkers (CIWW). On this day Sappe...

Cool Burl! Anyone have an opinion of what tree this might be? It has a really nice burl! Is it a ...

RumpOak?
HeinieMaple?
KeesterCherry?
ButterNut?

 Michael and I from Sapper Woodworking would like to wish everyone celebrating a very happy Valentine’s Day, full of love and happiness ❤️❤️❤️

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Wood turning! (or is it woodturning?) No but wood carving a walnut dough bowl for the first time! Woodworking is a passion for me whether wood-turning or wood carving! My recent retiree friend, we'll call her TB, answered the question “what bowl can I make you for your retirement” with “how about a dough bowl!” Dough bowl I thought...what the heck is a dough bowl! So after a quick internet image search, I figured out that I wouldn't be turning this bowl but carving it! Fun times in the shop trying a new technique! Another quick trip to the internet and a set of three angle grinder compatible wood carving disks we're ordered. (only about $22 dollars on Am**on)!

After just a few minutes using the wood carving disk I got a feel for how much material it was removing and although the entire project could be completed with just the carving disk I figured the process would go quicker if I removed a sizable portion of the material with a forstner bit before returning to the disk grinder. Once done with power carving the bowls shape, it was finished with 40 grit sandpaper before final sanding with 60, 80, 120 and 220 grits. The last step was a flood coat of walnut oil followed by touch-up coats in areas the walnut quickly absorbed the oil. I used Mahoney's Walnut utility oil which is advertised as food safe immediately and cures within about 24-48 hours.

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Power Carving a Walnut Dough Bowl Wood turning! (or is it woodturning?) No but wood carving a walnut dough bowl for the first time! Woodworking is a passion for me whether wood-turning or w...

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Woodturning a Knotty Red Pine Vase Wood turning this simple Red Pine vase from start to finish was a two year project. Being the first time (and possibly last time) turning pine, I didn't kno...

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Wood turning a segmented salad bowl using Black Walnut, Canarywood and Padauk. After acquiring about 30 nice exotic hardwood boards from a private seller, I set out to make a segmented bowl choosing to use some of the canarywood and padauk hardwoods. For some inspiration I did an internet image search using the terms “segmented bowl walnut canarywood padauk.” The result hit upon a beautiful bowl made by Marc Sitkin. It was an unique design by Marc that really caught my eye. So with just a minor design change and profile alteration, I set up to duplicate his design. I really liked the result, It's one of my favorites now! Come see how I made this bowl. A free subscription to my YouTube channel is available if you have interest in seeing other turnings.

Woodturning a Segmented Salad Bowl with Walnut, Canarywood and Padauk | Michael says Wow! Wood turning a segmented salad bowl using Black Walnut, Canarywood and Padauk. Hello and welcome to our channel. Thanks for watching and feel free to leave...

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Wood turning an Earth like Pangea bowl (Yeah, Science! & solid Breaking Bad reference). Hello and welcome to our channel. Thanks for watching and feel free to leave a comment in the YouTube chat below. I typically respond to all comments or questions within 48 hours.

This video a style departure from some of my regular wood turnings in that I am using resin as a primary design feature for this bowl, and not just an accent feature. This core wood portion is a walnut burl that had apparently been sitting in a creek. I acquired it caked in mud and grime so after a once over with a power washer it was mostly clean enough to turn. Well at least after drying out for about 15 months.

My resin woodturning playlist: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLHfzWjqwQskLab202QoO0iK5jbg-Zg9v8&si=Sn0hf9Xbg1oTIjzE The link is also featured on the end of video thumbnails.

How to you think in turned out? Should I incorporate more resign in future turnings or just continue to feature more beautiful hardwoods?

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Woodturning an Earth Pangea Walnut Burl in Resin Wood turning an Earth like Pangea bowl (Yeah, Science! & solid Breaking Bad reference). Hello and welcome to our channel. Thanks for watching and feel free...

Today for thankful Thursday. Michael and I went to thank our customers, family and friends for all you’ve done to support Sapper woodworking. We appreciate when people post pictures of our mdse, like us on Facebook, follow us on Instagram, subscribe to our YouTube and purchase for themselves or for gifts.
We truly appreciate it all !! Thank you! 

So many fit in this beautiful bowl! Michael and I love to see our bowls being used in so many ways!!
So fun to share!!🤎🤎🤎 Subscribe to our YouTube to see Michael in our shop turning beautiful bowls like this & more. (Sapper Woodworking)

Love how our charcuterie from Sapper Woodworking is used as functional art. Perfect on the kitchen wall. Looked great as a bread charcuterie too!
Another fun item from our shop!!
Please contact me if you want to see more!!:)Debbie

Love seeing our Sapper Woodworking wood bowl displayed in this beautiful room. . My talented husband Michael has designed some beauties! This is one of my favorites!!



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Fondue night! Looks so yum!! We love seeing Sapper Woodworking beautiful charcuteries being enjoyed in so many homes and states!❤️🌴(Fla/Boca)

Love sharing pictures of Sapper Woodworking Functional art in such
special homes . 🩷!!

Wood turning ASMR featuring a small walnut bowl is today's woodworking project. Hello and welcome to our channel. Zen wood turning at its best! Let the sounds of woodworking guide you through the steps in making a zen looking walnut bowl with hardwood accents. Thanks for watching and feel free to leave a comment in the YouTube. I typically respond to all YouTube comments or questions within 48 hours.

Woodturning ASMR - a Zen Walnut Beauty Wood turning ASMR featuring a small walnut bowl is today's woodworking project. Hello and welcome to our channel. Zen wood turning at its best! Let the sou...

Thanks M & V for sharing a picture. Michael and I love that your beautiful Sapper woodworking bowl was used for your thanksgiving dinner. So perfect!❤️!!!!

Love my custom end grain wood cutting board my talented husband Michael made for me.🩷 so much!!

Thanks for sharing Belinda. Love the functional art charcuterie from our shop. (Sapper Woodworking) 🩷!!!

Woodturning a small bowl or possibly a vessel is today's woodworking project. Hello and welcome to our channel. Thanks for watching and we would love to have you leave a comment directly to the YouTube video's chat section. I typically respond to all YouTube comments or questions within 48 hours.

In today's woodworking lathe video I'm taking some leftover pieces from another project and making a small bowl / vessel. The original project's video link is here: https://youtu.be/PcXr0Agy2DY . This fruit bowl project used scrapes and being that this bowl was made from those leftover glue-ups, I guess you could say that we used scraps of scraps to make this bowl.

https://youtu.be/xwOt579ukm4

Woodturning - a Scrap Hardwood Bowl - Vessel Woodturning a small bowl or possibly a vessel is today's woodworking project. Hello and welcome to our channel. Thanks for watching and feel free to leave ...

With special guest finisher, Debbie Sapper, we're wood turning a black walnut and spalted maple bowl (or dish?) How to steps are shown using our Harvey Woodworking lathe. Wood turning a bowl can be so rewarding. Join us for our adventure!

In today's video Debbie and I will demonstrate the steps we took to turn a random piece of black walnut and some scrap spalted maple pieces into a pretty cool looking utility bowl (or dish?) After the sanding was completed, the finishing process started with Debbie applying two coats of “grain popping” BLO (boiled linseed oil), followed by 5 coats of rattle can spray lacquer, hand buffing down each coat with 0000 steel wool. I followed her with a brief slow speed buffing on the lathe followed by a buffed on coat of Carnauba wax.

Woodturning - a Black Walnut & Spalted Maple Bowl Woodturning a black walnut and spalted maple bowl (or dish?) How to steps are shown using our Harvey Woodworking lathe. With special guest finisher, Debbie...

Love these pictures on our beautiful charcuterie board from our shop!