Well, in the past, I used to use the expensive sealers that you can buy of course is multiple brands. However, now pretty much all I use is glue diluted with water.

Cool. I have used glue as well as CA glue for small pieces.

@@juanandrada6651 oh yes, definitely use CA glue as well. Use that often for stabilizing cracks, as well as stiffening up punky spots in the wood as well.

Thanks

Thanks, it’s a process for sure. But I enjoy it.

Oak, maple, honey locust, poplar, white birch, walnut. At least that’s what I have at the moment.

@@SeeTheWoodTurn-cf8rv Very cool thank you. And great summer to u

@@Wood_969 thank you for commenting, you also have a great summer. Keep watching for new items and videos coming soon.

I think you’re talking about the cutter tip itself, if so it’s designed so it cuts off to the side of the tip yes you can just cut with the tip itself but if you take a little bit deeper cut then you’re shaving from the side of the blade and it does a much more efficient job of cutting material. I hope that answers your question. If not feel free to clarify. I’m still in the process of setting up the shop however we are up and running to some extent hopefully more videos will be coming soon. Thank you so much for the comment and question.

Thank you very much. The shop is slowly being set up and I plan to Do a lot more videos full length as well as shorts hopefully you stick around to check them out. Thanks again for the kind words.

Thanks, they’ve been up and running for a few weeks now and working fantastic.

Yes going to be setting up a new sharpening station shortly with several options including a set up specifically for the 40/40 grind

Thanks it’s slowly coming together I have three lathes set up now with three more being moved in over the next couple months.