Woodturning an eccentric goblet / candlestick. Crankshaft Camshaft.

Here you will see me take a section of an old mahogany handrail and turn it on the woodturning lathe into an eccentric (multi-axis, off-centre) decorative goblet / candlestick. This shape was achieved by turning the piece on three separate axis. I have attempted this before by using three holes in the base for the worm screw however, I found that the holes, due to there size (8mm) had to be too far apart and the knock on effect of this was the 'coins' where too staggered, the stem became thin and brittle and it snapped. This time I only used 2 holes for the left and right positions and my 4 jaw chuck for the true centre, this allowed for the off-centre positions to be closer together than I had before. Going forward, for the next one I will turn a waste piece of wood as a temporary lid for the goblet so I can use the tailstock while turning the entire piece. This will reduce the vibration and support the piece and most importantly, make it safer. On that note, during all of my turning I am wearing a full-face safety mask. The music is an original piece from a collection I have written and recorded to accompany my videos. Thanks for watching! If you're new here and you like this, please consider subscribing to my channel. If you have been here before, then thank you for your continued support, it means a lot! Sometimes my pieces are for sale, you can visit my Etsy store here: https://www.etsy.com/uk/shop/tfturning Alternatively, if you would like to donate and help support the channel, you can here: https://paypal.me/tfturning This money will go towards the purchase of tools and materials for more turning content. No amount is too small and I appreciate every single penny sent :) *These videos are meant for the purposes of entertainment. My practices may not always be correct or the safest but be sure to read and understand the operation and safety manuals supplied with your machinery to ensure you are safe while using such equipment.