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You only talked abt the fit, but didn't say whether or not it's a good mask- It'd be helpful if you spoke about how effective it is. (I mean this respectfully and constructively)

Dude! This was me a few weeks ago! I have the same lathe & made a 19” diameter lazy susan just like this & it was the biggest thing I turned. It was kind of scary and sanding / finishing was tough because even on the lowest speed it was still really fast.

Question what’s the difference between the weggie boards for table saw and band saw??

Thanks for the video. Inspired me to make my own.

Would you recommend the lathe that you use?

Come to Canada, but not Ontario, and enroll in the apprenticeship program.

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That's awsome

Hi. I am about to make my first wood pen. I have already made about 20 acrylic pens. The finish I want to use is beeswax.

Where can I buy wedgies? I live in Canada.

Got to agree. I made one similar and it's great if my segments aren't quite right and I glue them in 2 halves then sand the edges nice and square. Enjoying your other videos, too.

Is the any plans for the sled

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Love me some subtractive manufacturing

Great video man, i've been watching each episode in the series as you release them and am looking forward to PT 4. Thanks!

Great video series. I appreciate the step-by-step breakdown. I recently bought your band saw wedgy sled and finished my first segmented bowl with it. I’m very happy with the product. Keep up the good work!

Bessey (or whatever brand you prefer) angle strap clamps should be in any respectable shop.

Thanks for taking the time and explaining your procedure on how you glue up your bowl! Can’t wait till the next video comes out! Cheers

Thank you for these detailed, comprehensive and understandable explanations. I really appreciate how much effort you put into the videos. Thank you very much!

Do ya think a micro jig set up would work well as well? Like the idea and will be doing such soon

I had this once a long time ago. it was nice, but only downside, it didn't calculate for open segment rings.

2002 vs 2024 baby!

Good music choice

Really cool!

Yes I do prefer…….😂

😂 no idea what u do with a wooden ring tho, wooden car?

When you first said it i thought it was a sex thing

Cool but I need more context

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Somebody explain to this Neanderthal that a triangle only has 3 sides.

Those aren’t triangles they are trapezoids

Great video. You have a new subscriber.

Good tutorial video.

Thanks for showing how you set up your saw and cut those segments! 👍🏻 I have a sled like you use to do all my cutting! Thank you for sharing your experience on this!

This helps me alot. Many thanks.

Ya know, when I have dark days, I tend to look on YT for inspiration so I am doing something not sitting in my own head. Your videos give me inspiration and often make me smile. I appreciate you and your teaching style. Looking forward to your next segmenting video. Going to make your wedgie sled soon. Again, Thank you

Gracias x sus videos ayudan mucho y como se puede aceder a las cuñas

Those who call pro Me btw

Amigo me intereza saber el precio de los calzones

Thanks for the video. With your help I figured out how to attach the adapter to the hose. But how do I connect the hose to my shop vac?

That was an awesome video! 👍🏻Very informative! Thanks for sharing your experience on this! Plus that calculator will be a great addition too!

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What about the tears of abandoned children? Pathetic world we live in where animals are treated and cared for better that human babies.

That’s awesome! Next year is my first year teaching middle school wood and metal shop. My students won’t be allowed to use the table saw per district policy but can use the band saw. They like segmented bowls but that many cuts for over 100 students is crazy. Plus the whole goal is the students doing the work. Love your channel.

A very interesting take. Thanks for sharing. Never thought of it like that

I appreciate your videos. I've learned enough to make my own segmented bowls, which the cooks in my life appreciate.

Your videos are improving. I had the Same brand and model lathe that you have. Had it for one year. Upgraded to a Powermatic. Really amazing how different they are. Night and day.keep up the good work.

As I understand it all epoxy is food safe as long as it's not being compromised (ie. cut into, bitten into, scraped, etc.) and after it is FULLY cured, ~2-3 months. I'm not God, so double check me and let me know if I'm mistaken.