Hollowing - and the Tools to Try

[@k80bhappypaddler]

Super helpful, thank you

[@stevefromlondon9175]

Interesting video thank you for making this video it was a great help Thank you Regards Steve UK London

[@timbeconaus]

Glad it was helpful!

[@SMee67]

Great tips, mate.👍🏽

[@timbeconaus]

Thanks as always, Bill. Do you do a bit of woodturning?

[@SMee67]

@@timbeconaus I've done a little, but I wouldn't call myself a turner... I need to sort out the shed, have a cull and make room for better placement and work flow.

[@grumpywiseguy5992]

The most important part of this video is what the cutter is doing at the wood interface. Unfortunately, what the cutter was doing was hidden completely in shadow!! The differences between the tools is hidden. This is easily solved with a light, I know I have one that illuminates the inside of the piece that is being hollowed.

[@LewisKauffman]

Thank You

[@timbeconaus]

You're welcome Lewis. Hope it helped you out, mate.

[@JamesJones-vi8ju]

Your videos are very informative but that'll be better if you didn't have that loud music

[@billstewart1653]

Poor video in my eyes. Great concepts but bad delivery. Just because you can see how the cutter works doesn't mean that we can. The Crown Revolution Tool is only shown from 6 feet away or from the back side so that the working edge is not visible. Also a some better illumination in the work area would help.

[@justinfletcher7630]

Boy oh boy that lathe is awful squeaky