We're ACTUALLY MAKING MALLETS

[@jkey2u815]

Move that lathe! Move that lathe!

[@alskjflaksjdflakjdf]

If the lathe bed is long enough, make two handles end to end. It'll cut your chucking time by half. The drawback is you might not be able to go neck down to 10 mil. I absolutely loved the feeling of impending doom using it for the first time, as well as when the realization hits about using the machine from the wrong side :) Thanks for editing this all together! If you're going to have a 30 mil hole for sanding, consider having two holes, one for go and the other one for no go. That way you can QC the handle and correct on the next one if going undersize while sanding, avoiding a batch of undersize parts. And finally, I'm an armchair expert, so ignore everything I say :P Awesome video guys, thanks!

[@twcmaker]

Everyone loves an honest armchair expert 👏👏👏

[@mmmmbert]

Sand the majority of the handle before you part it off. The extra rigidity will make the sanding faster and more accurate.

[@leatherspacesuit6540]

I didn't realise how long this video was and when I saw it was an hour long I was delighted. Really enjoy watching all your videos. Keep up the great work

[@RobHarveyMusic]

The next one is even longer 😉👍

[@leatherspacesuit6540]

@@RobHarveyMusic ohhh I can't wait to watch it all. Movie night

[@POLPO_WOOD]

I binged the entire episode was so good!

[@RobHarveyMusic]

@@POLPO_WOOD Glad to hear you enjoyed it!! There’s more where that came from 😈

[@emielvandijken3643]

Woohooo feature film 🫶

[@John-rq3cd]

Question: Would it be possible to lathe 2 handles in tandem and cut them apart after?

[@twcmaker]

There's always a way. Have you seen how ECE Emmerich make the horns on the front of their wooden planes? It's brilliant 👌

[@HerbaceousM8]

yep pretty easy.

[@Birdnos92]

Watching that was cathartic. Nice job showing us how you prototype into a working model.

[@quihyr]

What a great journey this was! I normally never watch these long type of video's but this was a delight. Thank you both.

[@dezigebel.realestate]

Woohoo you’re back!!! Been waiting to see some new content. Let’s see some more boxes please.

[@taylo256]

Going to need a bigger dust extraction system to cope with the chips.

[@ADwOS]

Would an engine hoist fit in there to rotate the lathe around? 16:27 Also, is "it's mallet time" the woodworker equivalent of "hammer time"?

[@stevengordon7188]

Matt, you could save on drilling the hole if you use the odonal jaws for the axminster chuck and they should fit into the v Groove that the Lathe leaves on the end, it should run more true aswell.

[@booyaa1851]

Longer than normal but found this whole video very entertaining. Cool bit of kit.

[@MASI_forging]

Such a beautiful piece of art 😍😍

[@ericvogt5460]

Dont know why, but it is so satisfying to see the progress you guys make. Always enjoyable und fun 😂 greetings from germany

[@stephenperry5849]

Carbide is quite brittle, did you chip the tip when you crashed it into the tail centre? Not sure but the rear one looked a bit ragged in one of the poplar shots.

[@rcoe1403]

absolutely horrifying. Congrats on no injuries :)

[@giorgiochiappini1931]

Awesome video!

[@taylo256]

Wow what a machine

[@derekrobertson1548]

I think you should invest in one of those suits that the bomb squad wears.

[@TheImperialMushroom]

that was awesome

[@robertberger8642]

Very cool. Wish you could get it fully finished off the lathe. You’re pretty close to that, though.

[@Spawny241]

You don’t need to turn it around, remove the shelving unit temporarily on the other side of the room and move the lathe over to that side in its current orientation. Then put the shelving unit where the lathe currently is…..!?

[@mouse11011]

Instead of drilling a hole and using that brass adaptor could you not just program inn a step down and an extension long enough to chuck up your part for sanding? And then just cut it of when youre done.

[@Dimsyz]

Let us all respect the bravery of this guys setting the control panel with emergency stop in the actual killzone of the machine. Sorry, just joking, not an expert, but it looks very wrong and dangerous. Love your videos :)

[@exrez83]

why can't you sand it on the big lathe itself?

[@davewest6788]

Can you push to the other side of the room?

[@micromuc12]

Change the tools for ones with replaceable tips. will be soo much easier to keep them sharp and your measurements accurate.

[@TheTgranber]

sand it on the big lathe

[@RobHarveyMusic]

Ooooooh yeahhhhhhh 👌

[@DebsHill1]

insanely good. i’m as terrified aa you two 😅😅

[@TheSMEAC]

Sweet 👍

[@g1mpster]

50 mallets in and the room is full of chips. 😂

[@homish1]

that should be box in for your own protection

[@geoffyoung8149]

Very entertaining When are you going to put it the right way round to make life a but easier 😂

[@doubledarefan]

4:44 Welcome to the EngRish language!

[@dieterjones4527]

It’s too bad that the control panel isn’t to the right of the machine so you don’t have to stand in front of or walk past the spinning ballistic wood to use the machine

[@GuiGzOne]

I think the heads placement is not meaned to do passes in both directions. When it cuts backwards only one of the heads actually cuts. Not an expert btw.

[@CandidZulu]

Hair net on, please!