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Hi Andrew. How do you rate the rain resistance of the bike because the battery is at the back and the power connection is at the bottom. Is it waterproof? Maybe it's better not to drive when it's raining?

That looks great Andrew, knocks my efforts into a cocked hat.

Good job Andrew I enjoyed the day I made my hat with you, I gave it to a little lad who stayed in our holiday cottage who missed his dad it looked great on his teddy. Stay safe Andrew

It sounds like being on the trolley bus as a kid ! I reckon you'll enjoy yourselves with it & maybe jump the barriers next time.

😂 cheers Ash

Looks impressive. I'll get one when I old !

Sort of calming to watch 😊

Looks like you've all had a great show Andrew, well done !

Well done guys!!!!

Looks grate a master piece

Now that a bit different , like the demo

Very nice Andrew you have made a sound job of this one

Well done Andrew, you pulled out all the stops on that one. Oscar Deutsch Entertains Our Nation !

Thanks Andrew. I am saving up for a Herald. Love watching you use it.

I like that one.

It's the masked turner ! Nice project, thanks.

The project is great. The song is great with nice safety reminders but I would remove the watch while turning

Nice one of my favourite songs😊😊

Nice to watch you finish them off Andrew. Take care pass my regards to Janet.

Great video Andrew thanks for sharing

Absolutely wonderful video. Your song will be in my head this morning as I enter my shop. Thanks for sharing. "Grumpsy" the wood turner.

Nice work and great voice ! Love the song 🎉

What a nice touch Andrew,great video and loved the song 😊,cheers Colin.

As a new learning turner this was very useful to me & very well explained in a nice simple way to understand. Thanks Andrew 👍

Great demo Andrew very good information cheers ian

I haver those scissor calipers & they work very well indeed. A great piece of kit.

very nice work Andrew i love turning pine the smell and the grain pattern is just lovely cheers Ian

Hey Andrew, what a marvellous thing to be able to do for your mate, well done! Nice hat as well.

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Just ordered one after seeing it at Harrogate. Cost me £80 plus p&p. I really like my Harald but the tail stack has always been annoying due to it constantly getting difficult to operate efficiently. The new model is considerably better. It moves freely and ejects a centre tool easily. I believe the first model was not fit for purpose and Record should have done the decent thing and recalled the tail stocks. Whilst I was on the Harrogate stand last year and again this year there was a constant stream of Herald owners raising the same complaint about their tailstocks.

Hi Andrew. Question for you. The lowest speed on the coronet lathe is 250, is that low enough or do you think a low speed like on the powermatic would be better?

Andrew taught me to make these & I've made a few for friend's babies now. They have proven surprisingly robust & can produce a lovely tinkling sound when rattled. All thanks to Andrew.

Brilliant

I've a 'golden chain tree' in the backyard here in Oregon and a good few of my handtools have laburnum handles....That wood has character that a video just cannot capture....I would love to see your bowl, that chunk of wood was a real find. -Veteran '66-68

Thank you for this tutorial on the Cornet Herald. I am getting one for Christmas and your video is a big help. I am new to turning wood. I am a wood carver, painter, and do pyrography but I want to make bowls, platters, and other wood turn items. Thanks again.

Beautiful.

Polished laburnum always looks good & that was quite a big piece. Lovely design as well, a nice Christmas present for someone.

Brilliant been waiting for this one

Great to see something different Andrew to many people doing resin inlaid vases, good to see a proper piece of turning

We coud all do with practising those lathe techniques Andrew, well done. The change in the weather had my lathe covered in condensation todayt, turners take note ! Then my camvac blew up, but I'm pleased to say, RP are on the case already. Looking forward to the owl demo.

Great spindle gouge demo.

That's a nice finished effect, well done. I must now try using the ones I bought earlier !

Very interesting Alan……I’ve been woodturning for about ten years…..I’m not great at it but getting there now I’ve retired from my nurseries Eggleston Hall Gardens and Plantsmans corner and have more time……..though I do still run the Plantsmans corner TH-cam channel…….My old grandfather used to use a treadle lathe and near the end of his life at 96 he upgraded to a record coronet No1……which I now use….he was a tight old sod, not because he was a Scot (though it might have contributed) but because he lived through wars and rationing…..he also struggled to keep the treadle going with his knackered old knees in his eighties! However it is limited in its speeds, requires belt changing for the three speeds, and has no reverse or indexing….its basic basically! So….I am torn between a Coronet Herald which you’re using and the Axminster AP406WL……. I know you’re a representative of Record power, but money aside which would you choose?…..I don’t know anyone who’s experienced both. Because it’s bench mounted I also like the idea the heavier lathe will vibrate less….my old one makes quite a noise and I’d prefer it not to. Here in Barningham where I live I have neighbours….posh but tolerant thankfully and in every video I see the modern lathes are so quiet. Anyway…..I’ll be making a new PC video soon and will give your channel a link and mention…..I don’t make as many now, after 50 years a nurseryman I’ve had enough, but viewers do ask for updates….they were never videos you’d let your maiden aunt watch anyway. Thanks again for some good honest well explained and presented material…..you’re very easy to listen to. Best wishes….Malcolm Hockham

Andrew the shape ifs very pleasing one the eye what sort of finish are going to use on it for a bird bath cheers Ian