😲 Cherry Bowl that stopped my lathe! 😫

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[@harveyy4492]

Catching up on watching my chosen woodturning videos. Another great example of your talents. Thanks for sharing. So glad to see you back.

[@stephenouellette4521]

Glad to see you back turning beautiful bowls

[@houstonpolyclay361]

Nice video. I am glad to see that you have your studio set up again and are turning. Nice piece.

[@brilheaint]

i have been missing your recent updates, love the cherry, love the joy you find in turning, and of course your testimony. as I sit here with a box of tissues, I will recover and cheer you on! look for many more comments.

[@trevormorley3745]

That is amazing Kim, glad to see you are back-turning good items. I will be turning once I have a new home x

[@Hog-g2z]

Good morning 🌅, Kim, I hope you are keeping safe and well, it was great to see you back in the new shop, very nice job as per usual, I think KINTSUGI is the way I would of gone Gold, at least you saved the wood from the fire, ❤ from France,

[@JamesCouch777]

Good to see you turning again. I would check all the electrical connections and the voltage at the motor when it is under a load.

[@dalekuhlman1009]

We have cherry cabinets in our house, I don’t care for them. That bowl however is absolutely beautiful. Nicely done Kim. Enjoy your week.

[@WhiskeyDale]

can you show us how you sharpen that bowl gouge with the Irish grind ??

[@loranwfry-zu9pu]

My Laguna 1836 did the same thing yours was doing. Eventually, it stopped turning all together. After investigating a while, I noticed wood chips under my speed control knob. I turned it back and forth several times until it seemed to be clean. Lathe ran perfectly. Now I start and stop the lathe with the speed control knob to keep things clean, and I haven't had any more problems in around a year now. I hit the start button at the beginning and use the speed dial the rest of the day. Good luck.

[@vickiel914]

That turned out so nice, cracks and all!

[@hatters727]

So good to see you back Kim.

[@tommywalker77]

You make it look so easy very nice bowl

[@spindlesworkshop9744]

Good to see you again. Nice piece

[@LuannYoumans-ec5fc]

Great job Kim. God bless. Beautiful bowl

[@georgepauselli769]

Fantastic as always 👍👍

[@davidshoemaker7526]

With your luck with lathes think I'd be worried too. Nice bowl though, always liked your turning style. Thanks for the video.

[@GordonRock1]

Beautiful bowl, Kim. Glad to see you back working at the lathe. Hope you get that stalling problem fixed soon.

[@donaldtrabeaux5235]

Beautiful bowl Kim awesome job.

[@joeehrlich2898]

Hi Kim!! Love to see ya back turning and hogging wood! I would most certainly check your amperage at the breaker panel in your shop. It looked like you might only be on a 10 amperage maybe? Also, if you have an Ace hardware or someplace with a nut house there. Go to the pull out bins. They have screws that fit the cole jaws. They also have rubber foot bottoms for cutting boards or what ever flat stuff that need feet, already drilled out. I have rebuilt my cole jaws may times with these. I mess mine up with finishes all the time. I am so happy to see you back. I look forward to when you kids and maybe husband start doing some turning too!! God bless you and your family!! See ya next week

[@BradsWorkbench]

Very nice one! Good to see u back at it!

[@KimTippin]

Thank you!

[@deanbell9848]

After all the years off working on the house, you are getting back on your game. Great looking bowl. 😊

[@DougMilleratWoodSpunRound]

Well done Kim. Odd that this blank bogged the lathe so much. I think I would give Laguna a call just to be reassured. It is so good to see you getting back in the swing of things. Hopefully you’ll be able to join us again on World Wide Woodturners soon. Still Wednesday night at 7:00 PM eastern.

[@steveschulkin8335]

❤❤❤ Kim, beautiful Cherry bowl. After 3 years of not turning, the 3 projects I have watched you do, have all been spectacular. It like riding a bike, once you learn, you never forget.....maybe a little shaky in the beginning after a long absence, I think your lathe is the same way 😂

[@KimTippin]

YES!!! Thank you :)

[@SteveC38]

Beautiful Work Kim!

[@samwyz69]

Beautiful work! I love how the wood looks.

[@KimTippin]

Thank you so much 😀

[@jwrowland77]

Great cherry bowl Kim! I feel ya on the humidity. It gets pretty humid here in Arkansas as well. lol 😂

[@carolriley8472]

Nice bowl!

[@ericschenck9954]

Love it!! Great job sis!❤

[@skomick]

Great to see you back at it Kim! God bless you all!

[@TheMessyStudio]

Looks good, Kim!

[@chiphardy7569]

It's so nice now that I can leave my shop and see a new video from you. Please do a video showing us how you use your laser. My wife has started burning designs inside our smaller bowls and platters. Have a great week. Thanks!!!

[@Ron-Radliff463]

Another great video. I have the same lathe. Try using the lower speed belt range, it will give you more torque.

[@sharpshooter470]

Hey Kim. Good to see you turning again. Have yoou checked your Belt setting? Should be on the torque position for bowl turning. if that is ok then as others have said you have voltage drop under load for the lathe to stall like it did. Happy tuning!

[@stephanieruggles7360]

Gorgeous looking bowl Kim. I would also check if the lathe is levelled and stands correctly "in the water" while youre at it. And that means also checking the ground. If the ground has some kind of poured material: you wont be able to see if its level or not by the eye...

[@alansmith1538]

Nice to see you back god bless

[@KimTippin]

Thank you 💗 God bless!

[@stephendonathan6782]

Nice work! Take care and GOD BLESS 🙏🏻!

[@kathrynseaman6482]

Beautiful bowl!

[@dougeing6521]

Very beautiful bowl!!

[@EMWoodworking]

Beautiful bowl Kim.

[@loucinci3922]

Enjoyed the video. Thanks for sharing

[@rea59]

As a turner and electrical engineer my thoughts are 1) belt speed range 2) voltage drop. Checking your outlet (220) doesn't help as there is no load on it. When you start asking more and more from the motor it draws more and more current, any loose connections will act as resistance dropping some voltage across there. This can be as simple as too long of a run for too small of a wire size to actual loose connections. In my case, while tracing one of these same issues down I found a burnt lug in the meter base causing the power co to shut me off until repaired. Good looking bowl though!

[@danielparker1808]

So beautiful ❤️ the bowel

[@loucinci3922]

A jam chuck can be a solid block or a glued up 2x12 SYP stack. Turn down to a cylinder bigger than the inside dia. Maybe tapered a little so other bowls can make use of it later. Put some packing foam on inside of bowl and place it onto jam chuck. Use the tailstock to center back in to the hold it left in the bottom. You have to tweak it a little to get it to spin balanced. Add a little tailstock pressure and she will not go anywhere.

[@bradwiebelhaus7065]

Good looking bowl, Kim.

[@mmills7012]

Love cherry wood. Great bowl.

[@ghhales]

Great to see you back !

[@ianbennet7408]

Great looking cherry bowl...up here in canada i dont get to use cherry unless i buy a blank...looks beautiful.. Ian Canada

[@kbtreefrog5653]

Glad to see your back at it!!!🎉 KB 🐸🔱⚓️🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@qapla]

Nice looking bowl, Kim. I'm glad you were able to finish it with the problems you were having with your lathe. Like @murphymmc said, I would check your power supply/connections. I only have a midi lathe and have never had Cherry even slow my smaller lathe down.

[@4d4Spl]

Retired electrician here. Looks like voltage drop. That would depend on the feed voltage, gage of wire used and distance there and back. Of course, I'm not there to take any measurements for you. ☹

[@TimMedlin]

Same. Master Electrician here. That is exactly what I was immediately thinking when I heard the motor drop, then torque back up.

[@greasydot]

First thing I was thinking myself. Not having heavy enough feed wire to the shop.

[@ronfinch5532]

Some how cherry seems to come out looking like it’s antique! I definitely like it.

[@chadhenwood6007]

Beautiful bowl Kim looks great god bless bud

[@kimseyjustkimsey5256]

Hopefully 🤞 the belts were just loose, Nice job on the bowl looks Awesome!

[@40billwaugh]

As a master electrician I would suggest putting an voltage meter on the circuit while turning. It looks like you have a voltage drop.

[@murphymmc]

You may want to check the power supply in the shop. I don't remember if your lathe is 220v or 110v, but having a voltage drop will cause issues like you experienced. I've seen one leg of a 220v circuit be the culprit, on a 110v (115-120v), depending on how well the house is wired and how good the power company is, there may be times when there is a voltage drop to the property. Considering the problems you had with the guy posing as a contractor who built your house, it wouldn't surprise me if his subs were sketchy as well.

[@drewward4357]

So glad you are back to being your creative self. I have a block of wood I would like to send to you to make something for me.

[@THEAPRILFOOL-1983]

That is a very beautiful😊

[@johnnyho900]

Thanks for sharing

[@jamestempleton-tt9lp]

I think aswoodturns made some. I also believe that you can use tapered rubber stoppers from toilets or something like that. Cap'n Eddie used one for a drill bit stop/guide.

[@dougmanter8002]

The Oneway feet are worth every penny.

[@loucinci3922]

Consider a jam chuck to hold the inside of bowl - with tailstock. Then, turn away the bottom. Leave a little nub that you can saw away and sand. Might be a little cheaper than those fancy gripper feet.

[@make-somedust]

Get a piece of fuel line hose to replace those feet. Super inexpensive at your local automotive store. Cut to desired size or length of the screw.

[@SteveWagner-re8bn]

Kim I have the same lathe as you mine also started the stopping while turning and sometimes would not start back up. Laguna said it was the relay. Ordered one installed it no problem since.

[@KimTippin]

I had suspicions it could be the relay. Hasn't acted up since that day.

[@loucinci3922]

Turned out real nice.

[@vernsteinbrecker3759]

Great job

[@williamellis8993]

Nice bowl, Kim. As for the lathe, there are so many factors involved that it would take a while to step by step troubleshoot it. My guess is that it's something on the external power supply side but I can't be sure. Bill

[@rickgibson7876]

Take one of the feet from your cole jaws to your local hardware store, If the person knows anything they should be able to take you right to them . Packaging at my local home hardware in Canada calls them screw bumpers, may be called something else where you are. Just tapered white rubber feet that you might screw to the bottom of a cutting board. I made my own cole jaws using them and they work fine. Package of 4 was just a couple dollars.

[@ronkiskowoodart9680]

Salad bowl for two lol!

[@marknelon6958]

I use silicone test tube corks that have holes in them.

[@KimTippin]

ty!! I am gonna look for some!

[@chrisrobbins7351]

Very nice

[@ericbrown9251]

If you can get some of the new artificial wine corks, not cork, you can drill them and use long screws to attach to the Cole Jaws. A guy from our club did that and they work very well. I just have not found any yet.

[@jackpons4877]

very nice Kim👍

[@KimTippin]

Thank you!

[@drbockel2]

I think we all have that 1 gnarly blank that sits in the corner and becomes a black hole for leftover epoxy. When I finally turn mine I have no idea what it will look like!

[@KimTippin]

yes!! lol

[@stevebloch3184]

Very nice bowl😊

[@KimTippin]

Thank you so much 😀

[@greasydot]

That turned out beautiful. Seems to me you are having low voltage problem too me. My tablesaws were doing that so I beefed up the feed wires from the panel. Not sure how heavy the wire is coming to your panel from your power source either.

[@ericbrown9251]

Throw another chunk of something on there and see if it also stops. If it does maybe check your power inputs. Make sure you have the full 220V..???

[@RonMc-k2k]

If you were concerned about those cracks in your bowl, you might consider a dark wood bowtie inset, look good too,. Although the bowl looks great, well done,

[@janeoverby2151]

Love cherry wood. Gorgeous

[@williamshaffer2617]

I founds some rubber feet at lowes, they actually work better then the original ones

[@Jeff-x2i7s]

Just replaced the variable speed drive on my Laguna lathe, under warranty.

[@jenniferlewis9864]

💜💙

[@kevingaddis7276]

Nice bowl.

[@KimTippin]

Thanks 👍

[@karabarkdull2929]

Hey, Kim, I know you put this video out about a month ago. But how are you doing? Since the hurricanes have hit, are you safe? I hope so. This bowl is awesome.I hope you and your family are safe from the Hurricanesi went through Florida.

[@KimTippin]

Thank you 💗 We are safe. No damage to structures. A few trees down , we planned on cutting down anyway, lots of debris everywhere. No power yet, but hopefully soon. Those guys are working so hard to get to everything. Such a mess all over, so many trees snapped in half along with power poles. God is good! He kept us and my whole family safe.

[@nitrousblast1]

Just started watching this video and I was intrigued by your comment and recommendation for an Irish grind bowl gouge. I scrolled down to the link you posted for the 3 piece hurricane gouges and read through the description and I didn’t see any reference to an Irish grind. Did you grind them once you got them or do they come with the Irish grind but don’t specify in the description. Thanks

[@KimTippin]

That i know of there isn't a pre grind Irish grind gouge available to purchase. You have to do it yourself. Now, I haven't shopped gouges in 3 years, so things could have changed. I watched a video long ago, and have forgotten what video that was, on how to grind the IG. It isn't hard. I was only turning for less than a year when I switched all my BG into IG. It is a 55° angle. I use the wolverine jig.

[@csranch2000]

Kim on your negative rake scraper about 7:45, what are the angle of grind on top and bottom? Beautiful bowl!

[@evilgasman]

Круто!!!

[@SeptimberCreations]

Do you have a video of your finish? If you purchase your finish what do you use?

[@KimTippin]

I will make one soon.

[@stevebloch3184]

Change your belt configuration to a slower speed which will give you more power, and typically will still have plenty of speed.

[@KimTippin]

I think it is on the lowest already. I will fool with it to see if that changes the way it reacts.

[@cynicalbaastard]

​I don't believe it's on the lowest. Speeds are way too high for that. Think we have the same lathe (Laguna) and mine will do that if I'm in the highest setting. I tend to keep it in the middle unless I'm applying finish.

[@MikeB0001]

Chk your belt setting Kim.

[@rickgibson7876]

As others have said check your belt settings, should be on the lowest speed setting I know I can stall mine on a large turning if I leave it on the high speed. As for the rubber feet check your local hardware store. Mine carries them, package calls them screw bumpers. Package of 4 for a couple dollars. Take one of yours in with you to show them what you want. The ones I have are tapered and get mounted upside down so take one of the mounting screws with you to make sure what you have are long enough, saves a trip back if they are not.

[@Wis.Steamjunkie]

I thought that you may be on the high speed pulley setup. Moving the belt to the low speed setup will give you more torque at a given speed if you are still able to attain the speed you want, since you are nowhere close to max speed like you might be with a smaller diameter spindle turning. I didn't see you adjust speed up as you finished turning the outside, but seeing where your rheostat is set for the speed may give you a clue before you open the cover to see which pulley you are on. An old belt would maybe slip, not slow down the lathe. If you are on the lower setting, more speed or lighter cuts are your first options. Hope this helps, Lee

[@kevingaddis7276]

You may not have enough amps to the lathe motor., are you running it with 220 , or 110 .?

[@KimTippin]

220. We tested the plug. It is fine. I had this problem before. Hoping it isn't the power inverter. :(

[@TimMedlin]

@@KimTippin Also, as crazy as this may sound, You could have a loose connection in the panel on that breaker, or the termination point at the outlet. Every time you bear down on the piece you are turning it will draw more amperage. More amperage means the wire heats and contracts resulting in a poor connection , MORE amp draw, more heating till you ease pressure off and the connection cools and the copper expands. ALWAYS shut off the breaker (preferably the main breaker) before torquing down the connections. Hope this helps. Take Care!

[@charlesreece1704]

Hey what's going on with channel. Been a subscriber for years and all of a sudden I have a subscribed checked and a line through the bell. on both yours and Doug Moore's channel( Pohl Barn) What grind on top and bottom are you using on your large negative rake scraper at about 7:40-7:50. Please.

[@KimTippin]

That is happening to lotsn9f folks, including myself. I never get notifications for videos I choose. YT is messed up somehow. I am not 100% ill have to measure it. Thank you!

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Time for a Robust Sweet 16

[@loucinci3922]

You lathe didn't stall like that before. I bet you are chocking the amps. Consider checking the gauge of wire, size breaker and all that. A good electrician from church should be able to recommend a fix.

[@eligibbs8822]

What kind of abrasive do you use in your paste?

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Pumice Powder. Fine and extra fine amzn.to/3ZiUuh8

[@jannbailey3738]

Do you have any youtube buddies that could print some feet for your lathe?

[@ronkiskowoodart9680]

Nice bowl!