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Woodturning: Key Chains & Light Pulls
Woodturning: Materials Needed
Woodturning: Prepare Blanks
Woodturning: Drill & Glue Blanks
Woodturning: Square Blanks Ends
Woodturning: Mount Blanks
Woodturning: Shape Blanks
Woodturning: Sand Blanks
Woodturning: Finish Blanks
Woodturning: Assemble Key Chain
Woodturning: Assemble Light Pull
Woodturning: Alternative Light Pull
Woodturning: Mount Light Pull Blank
Woodturning: Shape Light Pull Blank
Woodturning: Sand Light Pull Blank
Woodturning: Finish Light Pull Blank
Summary: Use a shellac for a different finishing touch on a light pull. Learn how to use shellac from a woodturning expert in this free crafts video.
Lou Zabohonski Jr. was introduced to woodturning 25 years ago when he took an introductory class for a 5-in-1 machine his wife encouraged him to buy. For the next 20 years, he...read more
"And to finish this light pull we are going to do it slightly different. We are going to put on a shellac based sanding sealer and then we'll finish it with a shellac based friction polish. The sanding sealer, just goop up a bunch on the rag and wipe it on. If you don't get every inch covered it is not that critical, let this dry and now we add the friction finish, apply it liberally to the cloth and first pass through just try to get it on all the areas and apply pressure. As you melt and work the finish in you will see it bring the pull to a nice gloss. Get this out of the way. We have one small area at the top that wasn't finished and we'll just add that at this time, add the chain and we're set to go."
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