Wood Turned Ring


This ring is made out of 100% wood and was turned on a lathe.
Cut Your Blank

I grabbed a piece of wood I got from my friends dad he didn't know what kind it was but its nice its 1-1/8 X 1-1/8 I cut it on the bandsaw. I made it a little thicker than I needed so I could remove some material on the lathe
Bore a Hole in Your Blank

I grabbed a drill bit that is the inside diameter of my ring size (do this on a drill press) but at the time I lent it to the same person who game me this wood. I knocked down the corners on the bandsaw so it was a little easier on the lathe.
Make a Jam Chuck

I used a scrap of wood and made a jam chuck so I could mount my blank. I used a face plate so it would be secure so I wouldn't have any flying bits (only chips). I mounted my ring and added some scotch blue tape to make the fit tighter
Finish It



I used Wipe-On Poly to protect and finish it so I would get that natural grain raise I was looking for.