What is the weight capacity?

Beautiful! 👌

After reading reviews on Woodcut Bowlsavers, I took a chance and still ordered one. It's the best fit for my lathe. The main problem being complained about was that the Bowlsaver post that goes in the tool rest would not thread into the plate casting. Post and plate having different threads. I do have a friend who owns a machine shop, so that didn't worry me. There was one thing missing in what arrived, my Bowlsaver didn't come with the two gauge patterns. What is the proper inside distance between the small gauge and the large gauge? so I can make my own gauges.

Is it possible to regrind the cutter head? I've managed to get. A chip out of mine.

Thank you so much for the video… very useful!

Second time I’ve watched this and still learning x

I have had tennons break off , probably more often, then I have had a recess fail. Just saying.

Зачем такая огромная тряпка? Я покрываю свои изделия льняным маслом с пчелиным воском, но хватает тряпочки 10 на 10 сантиметров. После использования на одной поделке выкидываю и отрываю новую от простыни старой. Why such a huge rag? I cover my products with linseed oil with beeswax, but there are enough rags 10 by 10 centimeters. After using it on one craft, I throw it away and open a new one from the old sheet.

I bought several of these hollowing cutters. They work a treat!

BUNCH OF NOTHING TOTAL WASTED VIDEO

Looks like you turn wood better than you drove busses. All the best, Maxi.

What is ideal speed for this tool? Also is it only for endorsing

Nice👌

Interesting...

I am going to tell my left handed woodturning friend about the video stand on the other side of the lathe

Thank you, what an informative video, with tips and tricks to help sharpen my turning tools. I got one of the jigs and 1 older base slide 2nd hand & im the 2nd owner about 2 months back. I have some very nice sharp tools and some I've experimented with as they are old carbon ones and i also used some of them to help me learn to sharpen on, so i can then sharpen my newer tools. My CBN wheel and some other grinder toys and my 1st brand new turning tool, im very excited, arrive next week. So im glad i found this video to add to my other Woodcut ones I've saved. So thanks for helping me to understand and sharpen my tools better, Cheers 🍻

Awful use of music

Вот по типу такого я сделал твёрдосплавной резец, с ограничителем врезания и сливом стружки как у рубанка. Но странно что такие резцы игнорируют и не пропагандируют. Впаривают что попроще и то что просто опасно в работе, мейсели и рейеры.

Wow this is awesome!

Really well done.

Sounded ok to me. Pay attention

Lovely work, very clear, thank god.

Suggestions for coring Mesquite 20% moisture content, running 500 rpm

😂😊😊

Резец конечно хорош, но я придумал как сделать твёрдосплавной. Его гораздо реже надо затачивать. На моём канале подробно изложено как его сделал.

У вас видео обрывается на отметке 1.12. Что там дальше было?

Странно что такой удобный и безопасный резец не делают массово. Информации по таким резцам нет, я заново для себя сконструировал и сделал аналогичный безопасный резец из твердосплава.

Beautiful work

Bela ferramenta amigão pena que não temos no Brasil mas vou tentar desenvolver uma caseira um grande abraço 🇧🇷

extremely useful video thanks - ive definitely being using the rest as a fulcrum too much. looking forward to getting back to practise

Hi Phil, Mike from Nelson CLW, so your irons tool gate is basically floating it's not locked in position on the tool rest. it pivots while you are cutting . that's what I am doing wrong . I always thought the irons tool gate post was locked to banjo. Very informative video thank you Phil.

Is it possible to get bad catches with this? Or is it “dummy proof”??

Your depth guage only tells you how deep your piece is, not the height of the outside. therefore you don't actually know the thickness of the bottom.

A 3" forstner bit would have taken more wood our faster, leaving just a smal amount for your tool to cut.

The video was OK. However, it only showed you doing the same thing repeatedly. Kind of boring really.

Ill stay with my Tormek

Thanks for posting this very informative video!! Very well done!!

We have the same gear, they are absolutely brilliant. Thank you Phil for the extra tips and tricks.

6:16, Does he say ….as the wood pisses off the tool? 😂. Grinding audio at the beginning needs to be dialled down.

Is the bowl saver adjustable to create nesting bowls or will it only cut one size? Chuck

Brilliant.

Great video thank you Phil.

I love the Pro Mount. You never have to take your piece out of the chuck which is great for keeping your piece true. Woodcut is always coming up with great tools and shop accessories. The Max3 and the Mill Drill are also great!

I have the Mill Drill and love it. I tell you one thing you need to do to your Forstner bit is grind a flat on it for the set screws to have some flat landscape to get some real purchase on that shank... Thats what I did, it helped immensely.

So he used the larger blade for all the bowls even the little ones...what's the point in having two size blades then?

Why not just remove the smaller knife on the other side?

Hi there! I have an oval skew that is a challenge for me to sharpen it. In your video you are using an attachment that made the task seem so easy. Would you mind sharing what is the type and manufacturer of that device? Thank you so much for any help.

Great tool for beginners! Takes out the guess work and keeps from ruining expensive chisels! Thanks for the video!!!!