good stuff the cd with the new setup doesnt have this

irealize this was 7 years ago.....but this is a pretty useless video....Tips and tricks? Hardly

I have a 3676 template and a 3675 template. When do I use a 3675?

Good video. Excellent engineering. Good on you!

This company has very little info put out there. Hard to find one to even look at. You have to order it sight unseen , and have faith ,it will be what you need. Like Ghost lathes. Mythical even......was hoping to find a video on the 1640 before I pulled the trigger and ordered it......nothing here.On youtube.

Nice. Saved me from trying to understand the manual. Thanks!

would be nice to whole array of banjos in order to compare sizes

thanks i saw one for my grizzly 16 with the worst iron

How to adjust the arm angle onto the holder to the correct angle?

Hi, good balancing system. Tell me if I have a 150mm grinding well and an internal diameter of 32mm, what system should you buy in inches?

Are you ever going to come out with a video on how to align the tailstock riser block?

Auto balancing: kzbin.info/www/bejne/jqrVZoiQgNesn9k

Hi! I really liked this device, which website to buy? I live in Brazil!

Bless you

Great Video ! Can I use this jig to set thickness planer knives back into my planer ? Are there any videos showing how? Thanks!

Bom dia Vc ainda fábrica esse kit é qual o valor?

Thanks so much for your great video I didn’t know how I was going to fix the problem

video suck.

I knew it was easy.. I just didn't know the steps. Thanks!

I had the same question as Zip Zit. The video AND the written instructions I received are incomplete because they tell you nothing about mounting the wheel to your grinder except to eliminate a dished washer. My grinder has TWO dished washers per wheel. Do I eliminate them both? Do I snug up the nut against the balance system or should there be TWO flat washers per wheel? One inboard and one outboard? I mean it's obvious that the balancer stays attached to the wheel. The rest of the assembly, not so obvious. I emailed Oneway for some clarity but have yet to receive further instructions. For now, my grinder sits while I wait for a simple answer or diagram. Come on Oneway, Zip Zit asked the question 3 YEARS AGO!

Goo lathe however way outdated. Robust lathe much improved for same price........................

This looks like the greatest invention for disabled woodturning in history! I would LOVE to see more videos on it!

Really hard to find anything on KZbin about new Oneway wood lathes. I love to see at least some recent unboxings, what's going on?

can this be used upside down to set planer/surfacer knives?

My 2170 doesn't look like that Can you help ? [email protected]

I've used the Oneway balancing system on a DeWalt grinder/Norton stone setup. Before installing the system, the inexpensive 8" bench grinder was incredibly noisy and wanted to vibrate and fight its way off of whatever surface it was mounted to. Installation was a breeze, and afterwards the whole setup ran smoothly, quietly and with no distracting vibration to fight against. Night and day difference. Transformed my $150 bench grinder from an "Ugh, I have to use the grinder-shaped object again..." into a favorite tool that I can quickly and consistently achieve high quality results from. Worth every penny of the $70 I paid in 2008. Keep your balancing bracket, because you'll re-use it on other grinding wheels. I considered buying extra flanges, but I rarely change wheels, and re-balancing can be done quickly. If you allow a few additional minutes to allow the wheels to settle completely on their own, as well as work a bit more carefully, you'll be rewarded with the ability to achieve greater precision in your tool shaping efforts. I also loaned this system to a skeptical friend who had a much higher quality made in the USA stand mounted machine shop grinder. His system was very nice and ran reasonably quiet, with the mass of the grinder and stand soaking up most of the vibrations. Similar difference in outcomes as I experienced, only his setup ran much so much more smoothly. It was ran eerily quiet. In fact, after he installed the system, he installed a warning light above the grinding station to remind him to not to walk away from it without forgetting to turn it off.

An excellent made lathe! Nice presentation!

Whats the advantage of the swing away if the headstock is stationary ?

I have 11 grinding wheels and one wire-wheel, that means I have to buy 12 flanges????

Yes balanced on the balancer.. so how's does that work when placed on the grinder ?

Poor advice. NEVER try to speed the process by "helping to help the wheel to settle" this can bring to stop the wheel out of balance. Only by allowing it to stop by its own can you find the true balance point. Two, when you tighten the hub to the wheel don't over tighten, all it takes is a tug to produce the 20-25LB-FT required; if you over tighten it, it can crack the stone. The best advise you can get about this balancer is to follow the manufacturers WRITTEN instructions, remember they were written by the ones who designed it, after all they KNOW the equipment.

I own a 1 hp commercial grinder that the motor shop have just installed new bearings in do to a noise and it has 2 new brand named wheels and they were so badly out of balance and the after installing the kit which was easy to install and it now silky smooth.

Nice video. Er. wait just a moment? I'm getting the impression that the video isn't finished. Do we now install the wheel, with balancing kit attached, to our grinder? How do things stay tight for the life of the wheel? Any tips and tricks to using the wheel with this balancer in place?

Will it fit on other manufactures lathes?

I bought one of these a couple of years ago after getting frustrated trying to accurately set my planer knives by other means. This tool is the best thing for the job bar none. It is stable, accurate, with a big foot to touch the blade arc and is hefty on the table. I wouldn't be without it now for the setting of planer knives.

Mine didn't come with instructions and you make it look easier than it its. This is a pain and I'm using one way 8" wheels.

Everything is in perfect balance.... Now, Nobody sneeze

So helpful to have a video, thanks! Lost the instructions, video is faster. G'bless to the sneezer.