Carl what is you go to chuck. I am in the market for a mini and possibly a oneway strong 2. Your thoughts

I'm pretty new to this. I think this stuff is over my head. I was looking at how to make a jam chuck not even sure exactly what they were. I was hoping for more on the process of making one. Maybe I have enough here to go on. Thank you. And thank you for the emphasis on safety.

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what is the height of the tool rest and at what angle are you holding the tool?

This is one of the best videos regarding the use of the bowl gouge I’ve seen. Thank you for the ride-along!

Do you still love this tool? Do you have a recommendation for a mid size lathe on the jaws you should have? do you like the big easy jaws? I have never used any

Where did you get the notching tool?

Got my *large* glue-gun online. I have a small one, but it’s buried bad enough that it would take a long time to find.

Love to see this in Europe ! ❤

Quality. I found your video while searching for a very similar one I watched two years ago. He also used painter's tape to define the spiral prior to cutting a reference line. He did use a carving gouge, referred to it as an "eight sweep six" or something like that. Anyone have any idea of which video I mean and where I might find it again?

How do you get it out?

Any recommendations of what to finish one of these with. Also do you finish the letter rounds sepetate then put them all together?

Thank you for taking the time to share this technique. This is easy to follow and you have inspired me to make a captain's wheel.

They are all nice chucks, but they are all too pricey for me.

Seen nothing done by hand lmao

Carl, I've been using the square and round carbide tools and getting a ton of kick back. Also, my lathe is table mounted so I can't really be directly in front of what I'm trying to hollow out. Any advice?

Hey Carl!! I need to first say that your channel is what got me back into turning. It's been about 20 years and I'm 40 but I'm back in the saddle. Anyway, I'm looking for a solid set of traditional turning tools that can also be sharpened. There are so many different manufactures and it's quite confusing. I'll be buying a set of carbide as well but if you can recommend a mid-range set, I'd be forever grateful!

I did it too. This is what I used woodglut designs for

Why do you set the tube in a shallow groove as opposed to fitting it to a longer tenon (double thickness of MDF)?

Hey Carl, I ordered the parting tool recently when I ordered the #1hollower. Mine didn't come with the key to change out the carbide cutter. Do you have to buy the key separate or do you get it with the replacement cutter?

Hmmm... I finally followed Ann's advice and took woodglut instructions. It's great for beginners and has some advanced stuff too.

The best designs and plans are available on the woodglut website.

Screw it - I’m buying one!

Why does it matter that the jig is set at center height. Why would cutting at the top or bottom of the piece be any different than cutting at center height? Thanks.

I would appreciate someone to answer my question. I’m quite sure that I’ve seem Carl use one of these but am unable to find it. What is the turning tool called that is capable of making repetitive decorative marks on a turning? Thank you very much for your help!

hola,,,buen video, donde compro el bit?

Excellent. Many Thanks. What is that “ Substance “ you apply to the sanding paper ? Greetings from Ireland

Love the wheel. Nice work

What were you adding to the sandpaper while you sand?

does anyone know if the miter set works on jobsite table saws, mine is Skil worm drive SPT99?

Do hot glued joints last a long time like wood glue or is it just for short term applications like waste blocks? For example, if I use hot glue to join two or three small pieces of contrasting wood for a bottle stopper blank will it stay together indefinitely?

How can I remove drive spar from lumberjack lathe 350

Woodprix is full of amazing tips. It helped me a lot.

I have craftsman model 113 23881 I can not get the drive spur out to replace it.

My adventure with the tree began with projects from Woodprix.

I have made similar spirals but completely connected with a ring around the spiral with no joints and the ring will travel all along by holding the thing in different positions.

My good lathe and good tools are in storage at the moment. I got a smaller lathe out to use and bought a cheap set of harbor freight tools. My point is, where can I find a decent bowl gouge or hollowing system?

The Robust lathes are a masterpiece of design and creation. AND they are AMERICAN made!!! But both men are VERY innovative. It is men like this that have made the United States!!

Thank you!!!! I’m a newbie, and it is so frustrating not being able to mount the wood on the lathe. How can I get to the fun part if the wood keeps flying off? ❤️🙏😁

When you sand with oil and wax. Is that your final finish or do you top that off with another finish?

Do u sell the parts and let the buyer put it together?

Catches scare me like crazy. I get A LOT of vibration and when I try to get into the wood I always get a catch and I'm using a spindle gouge

My challenge is centering the bowl on to the vacuum chuck. Can never get it centered!

Hay Carl. Do you have a video for which chisels to buy for complete beginners? ... like, which ones to buy first off. I'm guessing one of each of the tools featured in this video would be a good start. But also brands. I'm living in New Zealand atm (but I live in Australia too ... just not during this Covid 19 thing). I joined the Woodworkers Guilde here and one of the lads told me about your channel. I grew up building stuff with my Dad (being a woman though I wasn't able to go into the construction industry as a teenager, well ... I thought, back then anyway, hindsight is always 20 20) but never really got into cabinet making or woodturning . Really happy that I found your channel now though. Just gotta get some more tools together! Appreciate your knowledge 😎👍

I don't know if you are still active on this channel, but wanted to say thank you for the video!

As someone who is awaiting the arrival of a "Beauty," this was fun to watch.

I found that if I put a two or three foot long handle on a scraper, it doesn't catch as easily. If I turn it into a negative rake and use it as an abrader, it just plain works. I have to get desperate to use a scraper though.

I’m going to follow your channel would love to learn turning wood and make videos about it!!

Prolong life of sandpaper with plastic dresser as used on power sanders. I use Tri-m-ite silicon carbide paper. It lasts the longest.