It was very interesting and I learnt a lot thank you. It's not what your shop looks like we were hear to learn how you make your Ornaments.

Beautiful piece of art...and made in reverence to wood...just lovely. Do you sell these? I would buy one.

Great video/idea. I've been turning honey dippers for a while now, and this gives me a new twist on them. THANKS

What a great idea Steve going to try this myself ,new to turning so this will beca good project. Many thanks for a well explained video greatly appreciated

Nice!! Your video was really instructive.

Well it's 8 years later. Do you still use this and like it?

Newbi, turned my 2nd egg, carbin tools..little pointed

Great idea, thanks for sharing

Easy to understand, I will watch more of these. Birdy

you actually show how to set it all up , great info

You're right not many videos out there for a bedan. Thanks for this one. Older video I know but hopefully you see my post. I was wondering about on the second egg bottom you cut from right to left. Then on the beginning of the third egg you are left to right cut. One the first egg I believe you made an interesting cut where you were making room around 4:57. What determines which type of cut you use?

Can a wooden dipper be left in the honey jar without damaging it?

That's pretty slick!

I just came across your video and think I’d like to try this. Can you please provide dimensions and angles for the plywood and the walnut. Did you use 3/4 or 1/2 plywood. Thank you

What was the width of the wedge cuts?

Nice video! My knees are so bad I keep an aluminum 3’ step ladder in the back of my truck if I have to get up in the bed. Lol

Cool beans Steve. Great idea.

Love this idea and have made three. Let's just say that each one is a practice for the next. That is, plenty of mistakes. To remove the lid, I simply screw on the jar and pull it out. I've found in the past that mayo jar lids work quite well when doing homemade sauces etc., colour coded, so have been using those. One less thing to recycle and they work. I've learned MUCH from this one video. Thank you so much for posting.

Great job, neat idea combining dipper and lids. Will definitely try this. Thanks for the video. Potential filming tip. Maybe you could try to get your camera at a higher angle to allow viewers to see more of your tool maneuvering.

Great project. How much do these generally sell for at craft fairs?

Really nice. Made my 1st with the threaded inserts. And yes, they are a booger to do. But I got lucky and got them close enough to get the stick pretty straight by more tightening. Good series. Thanks for the good tips

Nice job Steve, been turning these for the old folk so it makes it easier to get the lid off the jar.

Thank you!

Great work Steve , need to get me one of those tools, very talented you are! Thanks

Nicely done. Very professional. I wish you would show this in a Wednesday night meeting of World Wide Woodturners. I believe it would be well received.

Thanks, Steve, for the how-to video!

Great project. I just started making honey sticks and now, thanks to you, I have something new to try. ❤

Steve, long time watcher, Great job!

04:55 Anyone know which goggles these are?

What is the name of the mechanism the holds the router?

cool jig, Nice work

Thanks! Very much enjoyed.

Nice build, pls check the broken cable!

Steve ... Thanks for posting this. I've been looking for one of the old Craftsman Router Crafters with no luck finding one ... may just have to build my own!

Thanks, Steve!

New video yay

I’ve made a few ornaments in the past and I will try this. Enjoyed your video and my shop is messier than yours. Hope mine turn out half as good as yours.

Excelente trabajo !!!. Muchisimas gracias por compartir.

I really wanted those youturn the ornament not sand it or watch you drill with a pin vise. I was disappointed.

Steve, I assume you need a 3-jaw chuck for these. A 4 -jaw won't work, will it?

I liked you video. Thanks. It gives me hope.

Fantastic finish, awesome work 👍

Good thinking Steve. I thought to assemble them with a wire pin but didn't think far enough ahead to put the wire all the way through the body for mounting. I like that.

What chuck and driver do you have?

Good job Steve Thanks 😊

Beautiful!

I am an amateur wood turner and a beekeeper friend asked to make some honey vases for his store. I made a conventional one with the additional honey stick and then I thought that it would be nice to incorporate it on the lid. So, I googled it and I was so disapointed to see that I am at least 5 yrs late. I thought of that just before go to bed and I woke up at roughly 4 am with this on my mind. I even thought of a name for "my idea". Thanks for the video though. Great piece of work and of course great idea... I will try to make it exclusively of wood, both the vase and the lid-honey-stick...

great job

Brilliant