Model Ship Builder :- Mini Lathe Turned Ships Mast Handrail

this latest video from my build the hms victory series. im working on the mini lathe. turning a mast handrail from a peace of 4x4mm stock.

[@travisweeks7819]

Awesome

[@NicolaMs007]

nice detail on the handrail with the lathe WOW!! You make me want to buy one, and start building my sailing ships...

[@Johnbuildsiconic]

what ship do you have to build??

[@NicolaMs007]

@@Johnbuildsiconic The russian Imperial Yahct "STANDART" and the "CUTTY SARK" and the HMAS ENDEAVOUR

[@Johnbuildsiconic]

That’s a nice collection

[@NicolaMs007]

@@Johnbuildsiconic thats on top of my other ship collections..... They are: HMAS Hood scale 1/200 (wood) (R/C) Battleship Bismarck - scale 1/200 (wood) (R/C) Battleship Bismarck - scale 1/200 (metal) HMAS Endeavour - scale unknown (wood) + a cross section Imperial Russian Yhact - 1/130 - Dimensions Length: 1040mm Width: 175mm Height: 400mm Cutty Sark | 1:84 Model | Full Kit - Length: 1032 mm | Height: 624 mm | Beam: 350 mm | Scale: 1:84 (currently out of stock) but on my list TITANIC COLLECTION INCLUDES: RMS Titanic - 1/350 scale (plastic) this model will be made into a diorama sinking with fired rockets RMS Titanic - 1/200 scale (wood) partially finished - this model will be made into a diorama of the ships launch with gantry RMS Titanic - 1/200 scale (plastic) trumpeter with leds, - this model will be made into a diorama of striking the iceberg RMS Titanic - 1/144 scale with leds and motorised propellors (THIS WOULD BE THE PRIDE OF THE TITANIC COLLECTION IN MODELS) Then the other models include the Spitfire mk1a - 1/18 scale

[@saldelisi6754]

Nice work with the lathe. I don't have one, but you make me want to try it.

[@kevinlawton7758]

Hello, would love some information on where you bought the mini lathe, or did you build it. Thinking about building my own, but haven't quite figured out a secure/accurate tail stock yet.

[@saldelisi6754]

@@kevinlawton7758 I bought mine off of Amazon I think I paid $40.00 with the lathe tools . The hand tool themselves are very cheap they are made with a soft metal. Although the lathe itself works real well.

[@NicolaMs007]

@@saldelisi6754 thanks for the info

[@gbwildlifeuk8269]

Sounds too low, its almost a whisper. Camera is not close enough to see the detail on what you turned. You might find it easier to turn if you used one hand over the workpiece, using a finger as a steady, (your turning is so thin its wobbling and bending in the centre while being turned, so needs a steady) the other hand holds the tool, which would be better if it was a skew chisel. Try it 👍

[@eh2341]

Narration would be a plus

[@hawksteve4798]

Like your videos but your soundtrack is not very loud.

[@waltercampbell341]

Could you speak a little louder! Thank you.

[@Johnbuildsiconic]

Hi Walter this video is a couple of years old, when I only had the microphone on my camera. My latest videos have much better sound