Thank you!

Thank you!!

Yeh I haven’t uploaded since last April, but I’m trying to make some more videos again! Thank you haha!

Thanks

You can adjust everything by hand, no need for a mallet. Hope that helps.

Its brilliant, still a very useful tool even 3 years later! One of my most used tools.

Glad I could help! That's lovely to hear.

I don't believe so, there may be one online though.

Thank you! If you have a look through the channel, I now have a lovely bigger workshop.

Yes I did however they were used and I had loads of them

Thank you for ur comment and kind words. In terms of projects it depends what u want to make and the tools u have. Boxes are great as they can be as simple or complex as you want. Also small wooden toys or models are fun too. If u have access to a lathe then bowls are very fun. What tools do you have ?

Ahh thank you!

@@DesignandMake Your welcome

Could you possibly start a regular upload scedual every week or every 2 weeks

Thank you!

I am not sure I’m afraid perhaps make a new one? Or a google search. Thanks for watching.

Thanks!!

Thank you!

Thank you!

This is an unboxing video not a demonstration video. A look on google or in the instructions will be able to tell you how to fit the extraction.

I do use another lathe nowadays. If you look on my channel playlists it will be in the turning playlist. There’s lots of bowls I have made on this AC240WL lathe. Thanks for watching!

Thank you! I no longer have that shed anymore but I have done lots of updated videos on it. I now have a garage workshop which can be seen on the channel. Thanks for watching!

It’s so I could properly see it was on the right pulley but I get what you mean.

Forgive my lack of knowledge but is there a good reason for the access plate to adjust the belts being at the back of the machine? Surely it would be easier at the front. I haven't yet bought a lathe but I'm only 5 minutes from an Axminster store and I'll definitely buy from them. Thanks 👍

I don’t think there is any reason, probably easier for manufacturing. It probably also just keeps the front looking cleaner.

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Thanks! Nice one that’s cool!

No worries! Thanks for watching!

@@DesignandMake just a quick update, I have now bought this machine, really happy with it, a great piece of kit Thank you again for the recommendation👍 Take care Sam

Thank you!

Thank you!!

Yes please!

@@DesignandMake when you turn the base of your bowl make a small nipple ‘then when you turn your glue block center it then drill a small hole the same size as the nipple on your bowl , before you glue mate them to make sure a tight fit by press your headstock against them , if any slack then recut the block with smaller hole nipple and hole should be exact then glue rotate slowly tap the block lightly as it rotates and you should have a 99 perrcent alignment , hope this helps and best wishes👍

@@vinimarshall7301 No, I need to see it done.

@@NorwegianArtist65 just try it first , it works

That’s such a good idea! Thank you! Apologies I had not seen this.

I am not entirely sure I am afraid, I suspect it would as it is very efficient, but I would suggest contacting Axminster.

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Yeh it’s a bit of a pain to turn, but worth it 😂! Thanks!!

Thanks! That’s really useful to know!

Thank you! It was really good fun!

Thanks guys!

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Thank you!!

Okay great! Thanks for letting me know! I will make one for towards the end of this month. What bandsaw are you getting?

@@DesignandMake probably a record 12" BS300E

Thank you! I like to keep it honest no point in trying to hide the bad parts. Thanks!!

Thanks Nathanael!

Thank you!

Yeh keeping the side off would be a lot easier! And yeh I am now aware of that and have fixed it. thank you though!

Thank you! That’s really kind/helpful, thank you!

That’s what I had before this workshop lol 😂