Richard Raffan turns a gauge for spheres

[@johnnyb95678]

Simple and elegant and almost zero waste. Thank you for sharing!

[@WhoGnu08]

Richard, you are an unending source of tips and tricks. Thank you very much.

[@Tabaremc2]

ça va changer ma vie sur la fabrication de mes jauges de sphères, un grand merci Richard

[@Unownerdead]

Excellent timing on this video! I want to make a cross-grain box out of two half-spheres, and I imagine something like this would be quite helpful!

[@glencrandall7051]

This falls into the "Why didn't I think of that." category. 🙂🙂

[@MarklTucson]

Simple and effective. Love the efficiency

[@jorisdemoel3821]

Useful and instructive as always. Thanks!

[@MASI_forging]

Excellent work as always 👍👍

[@chrisjohnston2449]

Thank you so much for this tip.

[@davidcochran9322]

Great technique and showing your Scottish ancestry by using every scrap!!

[@YO3A007]

wow! this is great info!

[@DrevotocimradostTomasNavratil]

Paráda. Jsem přítel prostých a jednoduchých řešení namísto kupování drahé výbavy tam, kde to není nutné. 👌

[@clarencegreen3071]

To minimize dust when turning MDF: Low RPM, sharp tool, push hard.

[@fitzroy-q4g]

Off topic I have just viewed a video on negative rake scrapers what kerfuffle you caused by calling them a waste of good tool steel. I personally don't think i'll bother with them, still coming to terms with skew chisels.

[@kenvasko2285]

Now I want to see you use it. Five minutes is not enough. Give us more!

[@RichardRaffanwoodturning]

you might have seen it in action last week on the two ladles. kzbin.info/www/bejne/hWfFYoqNe5hpopI