That's first segmented cane that I have seen that looks well made, congratulations!

Turn the radio off

Félicitations.très joli,très délicat, très précis .je serai très heureux et très reconnaissant si vous m'aider à connaître la matière , les dimensions , et les différentes étapes de la fabrication de ce superbe outil . Encore bravo et bon courage

Beautiful handle, seems proportional. Patient and gentle cuts win the day. Appreciate.

Interested in buying a lathe knife. Pete

Aynı bıçağı bende yaptım lakin,ağaca çarptırdım tehlikeli oldu.nasıl siz yapıyorsunuz anlamadım.selamlar

Missed the bit where the hole was drilled into the handle

That’s got rid of the cobwebs 🇬🇧

Thanks for the road trip.

Здорово. Если это быстрорез то поперечно не варят, может лопнуть при работе. А так всё отлично

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Interesting video but I'm glad for the 2x speed feature

Please turn your radio off next time, it makes it difficult to concentrate on what your saying. Thankyou.

It would be nice if he had the volume turned up so you can hear what you're saying

Does adding air to the chamber cause the temp to drop? My castings inside an un heated chamber are not curing but the leftover in my mixing cup is curing no problem when it’s not under pressure. Would heating my pressure pot be the answer?

Are you still making these lathe knifes?

Hi Col. love the video , sorry you lost your father, I can see you were close. I’ve been scratching my head over this issue of bubbles (moved on to other projects instead) but my head scratching is going the opposite route I’m developing (in my head) a vacuum chamber to pull out the bubbles. Interesting to see yours working with the pressure route. I’ll let you know how I get on. Love your build.

Borrowed phone Two smaller machine screws might be good

This video should get straight into the content instead of the slow and largely pointless intro that wastes all our time. Thumbs down from me and I'm oft to find a video that lives upto the promise in its title, without all the unnecessary fluff.

Is there a quicker-release? Perhaps with less thread length?

Thanks for sharing! Don't worry, I won't be "naughty" and build a copy of your pressure pot LOL! However, I watch KZbin to get inspiration to make stuff so... 😉😉

Adoro essa ferramenta, já tentei fazer 2 mas não bateu certo acabei usando como outra ferramenta, o aço que os russos usam ,e aço de machos de fazer rosca em ferro ou em aço, e muito mais duro que o aço normal, tenho uns vídeos mostrando os machos de fazer rosca ,ainda vô fazer umas ferramentas com eles ,as 2 que fiz não deram certo mas modifiquei e ficaram boas ,parabéns pelo vídeo 💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯👌👍🤝

Show ótimo video parabéns, 💯💯💯💯💯💯💯👌👍🤝

Hi buddy, what thickness polycarb did you use? RIP to your father too

Hello, what is the diameter of the rebar?

How does it work on some hard woods?

Great video. What might be a better way to temper would be heating a chunk of steel red hot and laying it on the back of the blade not too close to the point. You might have better control of the colors running toward the edge.

DO NOT LISTEN TO THIS IDIOT. THIS WILL KILL YOU !!!!!!!

*******FRIEND! Add a cheap in-line moisture trap to your handheld compressor/pump. It might decrease the added moisture into your pot! R.I.P to the Pops!*******

Супер резец, всё на высшем уровне!!! Лайк!!!

I am looking to make one myself but would like to know the angles of the skew head. I will be making one with a 1.5 inch base of the 90 degree triangle. any help would be appreciated

Great job 🎊

This has come out very nice!

One of the Russian turners has the Closed Caption translated into English where he describes safety issues and the catch which sheared off his finger but it was reattached and he still uses the lathe knife in the same manner as you do. When starting with and getting used to this tool an over hand grip is recommended. As noted below the most dangerous catch is the tip which will kick the rear point right back into your fingers if it is deep enough of a catch. Like the skew when planing cut, use lower portion of the tool, change your grip to use the point end in tight places ot keep your fingers on you hand, Another point to note in the Russian videos, they are not turning real dense hardwood but it looks more like a Spruce which cuts fairly easily so they cut impressively fast from years of practice with this tool. I mentioned the CC option if you noodle around with those settings in the gear icon next to the CC button often you can get an auto translated Closed Caption. Older videos do not seem to have that option, Not the best but you can get the gist of what they are saying and you'll have to watch it a couple of times, at least I did for I cannot read and watch at the same time.

as a newbie turner this will help is the bar HSS metal and where do you get the caps from please

Nice job! I am going to try the Braso finish for sure! Maybe you would want to scruff up the outside of the ring core with a piece of sanding paper so the ca glue would have a better grip on the ring core?

Superb.

sorry but i think yuo holding wrong this tool if catch yuo lose yuor finger.

Impressive, I'm interested in owning one when you go into production.

Excellent video Col..thank you for sharing your work on youtube..i am looking for carbide tips so i can make my own tools all the best. Ioannis Athens Greece

What is that trick with the wire and handles to make the burnt marks in the handle? Looks amazing, never seen that before!! What kind of wire? Thanks, great video!

Thanks for the video. You take the trepidation of machining the rod much more manageable.

Thank you Sir, excellent video, great narration and very helpful information.

Question can a pressure pot be heated to 350° 10 hi of pressure and force out heated liquid plastisol through placed in gate vale at bottom of pot ? or am I gonna blow up ?? lol

Col enjoyed your video but I have a non related question where did you get the initial coins made up? are they stick on or you glue it on? are they metallic stamped coins? or labels? Kind regards Jack Marashlian

Nice, but at least you can resharpen the skew a hundred times.

Hi that’s great thanks for your video.

Sorry, but as a professional turner, I can only say that evolution has taken a big step backwards. Russian "design" is almost always the result of material problems, whether you take cars, motorcycles or cameras. At 12:20, you can see that the tool produces more dust than chips; I don't need Russian "design" for that...