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Woodturning - What Would You Put in a Handmade Christmas Cracker?

Christmas crackers are a British tradition! While typically single-use, this reusable one was hand turned from a locally-sourced ash log enhanced with Chestnut Products Yew Spirit Stain to bring out the grain. The traditional contents include: a trinket/gift (in this case, a hand turned miniature penguin made from ebony and beech with an ovangkol beak), a paper crown, and a (bad) joke. Dimensions: Cracker: diameter: 2¼ inches / 5.5 centimetres length: 9½ inches / 24 centimetres Penguin: diameter: ½ inches / 1.2 centimetres height: 1½ inches / 3.5 centimetres --- 0:00 Intro: Preparing to turn 0:10 Truing up the log 0:57 Pre-shaping parting pieces 2:11 Hollowing female end 3:02 Turning the male side join 3:41 Testing the fit and turning the outer shape 6:12 Sanding, staining, and finishing outside 7:03 Hollowing male end 7:30 Parting off and hollowing the ends of the cracker 8:31 Drilling holes for the cracker snaps 8:43 Making pegs to hold snap ends in place 10:14 Final assembly 10:50 Snap! -- Equipment Used: Axminster Tools AW368WL lathe Please visit our sister channel, WernWoodWales for a birdfeeding livestream channel where you can also find Shorts and compilation videos of some of our favourite avian antics.    / @wernwoodwales   This content is for entertainment purposes only. The methods shown are our own, and are not meant to be instructive. Woodturning involves tools and processes which are inherently dangerous. Please turn responsibly. #woodturning #woodworking #woodturner #wood #turner #turning #woodart #ash #beech #ebony #handmade #asmr #woodcraft #Wernwood #Wernwoodturning #christmas #xmas