Good little run down 👍🏻 I’ve just got one, works nicely just needs some tlc 🙂

Great video ! I'm just getting used to the skew. You were very brave to video your first attempt at a peeling cut! Really good

Any updates to this process , ? I see this was posted 6yrs ago.. and was about to give it a go. Thank you for the Inspiration sir!

A great video

On your cuts on flat surfaces ,try holding the shaft of your tool at an angle around 45 degrees and see if you like the results.

hi andrew i would like to get in touch with you re your dro project printed circuit board

hi andrew re your dro project i no you had a drawing for a printed circuit board and would like if poss a copy of it

What's happened? No new video's for 5 years

Hello, i think you have the wheel in the wrong way I think the angle should be in the way

Maybe should have sanded before changing axis

Looks amazing!

This was a very enjoyable video. Thank you for sharing. I hope I see you on the next one

I recently purchased one from an auction and it has atop forward and reverse control

I feel like I’m going to have nightmares about being in hell and forced to color in those little squares all day and all night forever and ever. Absolutely beautiful results though!

Good video. I use lubricant between the tool and the toolrest. Makes it slide much easier.

I've ordered a similar live centre kit and now I'm looking forward to its arrival. I don't know whether it has the locking feature, it would be very nice. Your video is very useful, thank you! I can't wait to put in practice what I have learnt.

Very interesting and well filmed - pictures of the profile were crystal clear and held up long enough to be examined, thanks

Nice project! Especially liked not having a post/hinge but use the strong magnets - brilliant!!!! Another good tip using the worm screw to hold as you turned the new tennion!!!

Hi Andrew. It’s refreshing to see someone at similar place and showing when it doesn’t go to plan. I’ve recently purchased the large and small Worby tools and so far not got very great results consistently. Nick Agar has been my main source of guidance and while he is brilliant at using these tools I found doing exactly what he demonstrated was not sufficient to produce the same result. So have been somewhat disappointed. One thing I did notice is you present the tool with the bevel of the spiralling cutters facing away from the work which Nick shows towards the work. I’m guessing both can be used to get some interesting patterns and texture although the flat side seems to be more aggressive and more tearing. It’s very clear that one needs to practice one scrap a lot and your video has lifted my enthusiasm by showing that I’m not alone in getting mixed results. I’ve started being a bit more scientific now logging each test cut and how I present the tool, I.e. bevel in or out, angle of presentation cutter size etc. hopefully this will allow me to find some that I can replicate on actual workpieces. Thank you for taking time to share your experiences.

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Thank You for the video and saving me some time on test cutting! This tool has opened up a new world in turning finishes!

Hello Andrew, I just acquired an Ml8 and wonder if you could reccommend me a chuck and source (I know where I can buy a record one that would require an adapter to fit the 7/8th 12 tpi spindle. Is there a better option. Regards, Graham Tapper

Hello ! I've got a myford M8 identical to the one you have, can you recommend a steady rest?

i as I think many others would be interested to where this Lathe can be purchased and also where for the keenest price.

I bought the same lathe Andrew, beautiful machine, very versatile

Fantastic what patience.

Where do you get the cups that hold the candle? These tea light holders are very nice.

Your bowel has “all sorts” of uses. Think about it…..

You have real finesse, love the precise way you use the tools and the respect you have for the timber. A pleasure to watch.

Can you do a video showing how to remove and switch out the tool rest assembly and the tail stock assembly? Or direct me to a link that shows that? Much thanks!

Can you do another video showing how to change out the tool rest and rear assembly?

Great bowl. Thanks for the tip on the polar graph paper. I've just made a bowl and completed the pyro and was struggling with visualising designs.

I love this so much. Thank you for sharing. I’m going to sub :)

I have the ML 8 l brought 54 years ago and it’s still working great .

Do you sell any of your projects?

Very interesting video, esp after looking into the new spiralling and texturing tools released by Crown in Sheffield. Just a question about when you first try the spiralling bit. Did the tearout happen because you were moving the tool not towards the bevel side, but the flat side? As in do you think it would have torn if you had done the exact same move but with the bevel of the bit facing the direction of your movement?

For locating the magnet hole in the lid, I suggest that after drilling the 10mm hole in the body, that you install a dowel center and then place the body against the inside corner of a box. Then position the lid over the body with the appropriate grain alignment and then push down to locate the center of the hole for the lid magnet.

Great owls. Yes to music. Thanks for sharing

All your hard work paid off. The piece is beautiful!!!😊

Nothing like looking and admiring the work that you have done.Personal satisfaction.

After looking at that pattern you might get confused are even see double.

I've seen this before but never tried it.I think I will give it a try or a go.Thanks.

Hi Andrew Thanks for posting. I just got one of these as my first venture into wood turning. I am curious to know where you got the levers for the locking nuts. Mine is missing these and can’t source them anywhere.

Hi Andrew Thanks for posting. I just got one of these as my first venture into wood turning. I am curious to know where you got the levers for the locking nuts. Mine is missing these and can’t source them anywhere.

とても良いものです素派いものが出来ました

many thanks, going to try this......

Don't quite get the washer offset thing?

Fantastic job. I am going to have to try that. Thanks for sharing.

Awesome your project,. I like it,. thank you for video.

Hi I’ve watched video my wife has just brought me a MFORD ML8 for my birthday any information you can pass on will be great