Turning Tips, Tricks and Jigs Pt 2

Mike Peace shares more woodturning tips, tricks and jigs he has picked up over the years.
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[@joefyffe9905]

Mike: I like your videos. Thanks! One can never gain too much knowledge

[@MikePeaceWoodturning]

Glad you are enjoying them Joe. It is good to keep the old brain cells active.

[@MrPete1x]

Thanks again Mike

[@pjseiber2774]

Great info Mike, lots of helpful tips 👍

[@gwynneclark6372]

Thank you, anything that makes life easy is ok with me ,please keep tip and tricks coming

[@hawkwind23]

Again some more great tips !! Thanks for sharing Mike. all the best Bram

[@lawrencebrandon9872]

Hi Mike;I likedboth of your tips videos, Icouldn't click like again , becauseI had already clicked in once , I have been subscribed toyour chanelfor a long time. Thanks for doin'g the you tube videos . I like all ofyour videos, LD Brandon

[@ChurchClown7]

Great ideas that I can use in my shop. Thanks so much Mike.

[@sultanofsawdust7045]

I know this is an old video, but I'm going through most of your stuff. The spacer idea for the worm is fantastic. I've been trying to figure out how to do something like a platter, this idea just unlocked a big problem I was working on.

[@MikePeaceWoodturning]

Great! Always pleased to hear feedback that what I am providing is useful.

[@marctuunanen4878]

Thanks for he tips. Found several things to be mindful of in here. I always forget the dollar store or Big lots. Thanks, Marc

[@walshjp17]

Great tips, Mike. Thanks for sharing. Looking forward to more, if you have them.

[@MikePeaceWoodturning]

I have ordered a new camcorder so may have to work on a Part 3. I still have some material left on finishing tips and jigs.

[@colinchalmers1099]

Great tips there Mike,thanks for sharing, cheers Colin.

[@williamdodds6104]

So harbor freight has a multi-pack of cotton swabs in various sizes and lengths. Thanks for the tips.

[@gnosticsoul1]

Thanks for the additional video of tips. Really helps to see some of these and contemplate making or acquiring them. LLoyd

[@jtate2546]

thanks Mike

[@fredgraber9385]

Great tips and tricks Mike. I particularly liked the jigs for sizing tendons and recesses. Getting tired of pulling out the tape for it. A guy can never have enough tips in his pocket. Thanks for sharing. Fred

[@MikePeaceWoodturning]

I have gotten a lot of woodturning related stuff from Harbor Freight. Check out he list on my blog mikepeacewoodturning.blogspot.com/2011/09/list-of-useful-turning-accessories-from.html Maybe I should do a video on that! What do you think?

[@peterhendriks1972]

Again, usefull tips... thanks for sharing. Cheers From Holland

[@MikePeaceWoodturning]

Appreciate the feedback!

[@colinjenkins3654]

Great videos for new and old turners, lots of interesting ideas. Some I'll be working on tomorrow, thanks for posting...

[@JoelElder2013]

Great video Mike, I got more than a few tips I'll be using from now on.

[@MikePeaceWoodturning]

Glad it was useful.

[@MikePeaceWoodturning]

Being an analytical, I think about how can I make a task easier. Without the pressures of any deadline, I can take the time to stop and make a jig, add a new storage solution or practice a new technique that will make turning easier, more productive or more fun tomorrow.

[@gotrading1]

Thanks!!!

[@muziqjazz]

Hi. I do appreciate your video. I would like to know if you have a way to organise your tools around your lathe. Thanks again and keep up the good work. Marc

[@mummatoni9211]

Mike you briefly showed in video you using a wire thickness of wall. Been looking for an hour but cam you show me how to make them. Do you have a viseo of that?

[@MikePeaceWoodturning]

I think I showed one I used for measuring wall thickness for a coffee scoop while it was in a donut chuck in my first turning tips video Dec 2015. I use music wire, same wire I use for awls, but smaller. Get from a hobby shop. It is is springy but maintains its shape unlike a coat hanger. I use a different style for hollow globe ornaments. Use similarly to a bowl caliper where the opening is larger than the thickest wall thickness and you gage the gap that is left between the wall and the end of the caliper. Hope this helps.

[@mummatoni9211]

Mike Peace Woodturning thanks yes it does hugely

[@hilosurf]

Where can I find a morse taper collet chuck? Amazon?

[@MikePeaceWoodturning]

Yes or eBay or Banggood. Google search MT2 Collett. Did you watch this video? kzbin.info/www/bejne/jamwZWeKeZWXiLs I would prefer this type of collet.

[@lawrencebrandon9872]

I like all yourvideos, I already clicked like you tube won'tlet me clik like again. If I click likeagain like turns to unlike, and Idon't want to do that

[@MikePeaceWoodturning]

Yep, like an on and off switch! Thanks for your support.