Ice Cream Scoop / Bottle Opener Head COMBO Deal

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Turners,

I am doing a combo deal of my popular Ice Cream Scoop Heads & Bottle Opener Heads I have for Sale. This combo allows you to try out a few heads of each.

You can find the Ice Cream Scoop thread here. You can find the Bottle Opener thread here.

Instructions on how to create each are listed below

I am selling a 4 piece combo set (includes 2 of each) for $16 and this includes free shipping. I will also include 4 free chrome brads.

Please post your order below and I will PM you.

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blessings!
craig


Turners check out my Turning Project kits: Pizza Cutters, Bottle Opener Heads, Screw Driver Shanks, Ice cream Heads, Cheese Planes, Cobra Skins, Wine set, Bottle Stopper/Pen Resin Casting Kits, Pheasant Feathers and the "Original" Real Honey Comb blank!



How I create a Bottle Opener
a. I select a piece of stock (wood or resin) for the handle. A typical size is 1x1 by 4 inches long however I have used up to 7-10 inches long for a handle which is hung from a barbeque grill with an eye hook.
b. Next I turn the stock between centers to the desired size and apply my finish.
c. Then I use my disk sander and create a flat spot (about the size of a $.05 cent coin) on the end of the handle which will be used to drill the needed holes into.
d. Next I clamp the handle (wrapped in a paper towel) and I drill 4 holes (using a 5/32" bit )
1.5 inches deep which are in-line creating an oval hole .
e. Last I put some CA glue into the hole and then insert the bottle opener head.
f. Enjoy!


How I create a Ice Cream Scooper
a. Select a wood blank for the handle which is typically 1 inch square by 5 inches long.
b. Mount the blank between centers.
c. Turn the blank into the handle shape you desire. Keep in mind there is lots of room to be creative here. Pens might not look great with all kinds of funny grooves and shapes but these handles do.
d. Using your favorite finish produce a high gloss on the handle.
e. Using a 1/4” bit drill 2 holes (next to each other) 1 inch deep to create an oval shaped hole.
f. Insert the Ice Cream Scooper head into the oval hole ensuring it is a tight flush fit.
g. Glue the head into the handle using your favorite adhesive and let it dry.
h. If desired take a chrome brad and tap it into the end of the handle. This brad allows you to easily hide the divot created while turning between centers.
i. Now go grab a pint of Ben & Jerry’s “Cheri Garcia” and test it out.
j. Enjoy!