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Great video! Thank you especially for the comment about how commonly thin pieces break on the lathe. I'm just beginning and find that very helpful to manage my expectations.

Don, I found this video very helpful, thank you for your time in presenting this. One thing I did not have much luck with was in coloring the epoxy. I want to get some bright colors and found it difficult to get that much dye mixed into the Magic Sculpt or Apoxie Sculpt. I found the same thing with the mica powder. This is what I used- Epoxy Resin Pigment - 16 Colors Translucent Resin Colorant, Highly Concentrated Resin Dye for DIY Jewelry Making, AB Resin Coloring - 10ml . From Amazon. Any suggestions? Thanks , Bob

Thanks for the great video turning your eccentric scoop. I saw your presentation at the Portland AAW Symposium this spring. I saw some details I missed. I plan to make one of your scoops.

Fantastic video.... I have most of my parts-- going to start mine soon. BTW ... The steadrest is NOT Carter & Son's, but Carter Products-- Completely different companies.

Hello, great video on metal spinning. Quick tip. When you're using the file, lube the file with chalk or soapstone. Just rub the chalk on the file, and this will help prevent the file from loading up with metal.

Just a wonderful presentation. This video was eye opening for me. Can’t wait to give some of this a try.

That was an awesome demo! Do you have the plans for building the router sled?

you need to get the metal to lay against the chuck form the very start before you go too far towards the edge but you got it in the end anyway

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I’m with you takes no time to be safe

Outstanding instruction and presentation! Thanks so much. Fantastic job! I've got to try this. Thanks.

Cameras are about $16 on Amazon now.

Looks like fun buddy 😊

I teach wood turning in Australia for the blind and vision impaired full time. Run turning programs for blind kids. Great to see

How do you sand the inside can you show

If that Trim Tool is Flat on top. Grind at least A 30^ Relief Angle On it. It will Cut better.

Very nice one day i will make one

Very nice

Thanks Don for the suggestions. The stiffener is a great idea that I will try.

You need a Slower R.P.M., and get what You call the base tight on the Form Block.

Use A Axe Handle with A 40 Degree Saw Cut in the End of it. Lube the Metal. Then use the Axe Handle to pot about A 35 Degree Bend in the Outside Dia. Of the Metal. This is called A Stiffener. This will help to Stop Rinkling the Metal. Most in portant in Spinning is to get the Metal Tight on the Form Block in the Beginning. I have Spun Metal Ranging from .010 Aluminum to .040 Titanium or Inconel. I called the Hard Metal Fire Spinning.

Great video!11

been searching for "metal spinning" for around a week. This is the first time this showed up.

Nice

Great tutorial, well produced. Thank you! I’ve had good success with the Trent Bosch Stabilizer and his laser system. I’ve also added my own video with Amazon parts for about $100. Again, thanks for a well done video! 👏

Nice one, Thanks. In a lot of my vases I need a 3.5" straight hole 10" deep. I use the camera and the laser. I sight the laser on the edge of the lathe bed and therefore can hollow out a strait hole

which are the typical drop spindel dimensions? lenght and diameter of the stick? thickness and diameter of the disc? I think I've got 12 inches long, 3.75 (i don't know the unit) diameter. About 50 grams total weight. About 3/4 disc thickness, no diameter data. Please confirm.

Very inspirational. I want to personally thank Anthony for sharing his time and skills with David and for helping him develop these skills.

Looks very nice 👍

What is the safest way to do this with a longer piece of lumber?

Interesting techniques, a very skilled craftsman. Thanks for the demo.

Excellent demo ... well organized, thorough, and well presented and photographed! Thank you.

Thanks Mel and Anthony AKA Yoda

Thanks Mel.... timeless information

I don't need to turn off the lathe at the wall, I'm not an idiot I thought to myself. Then managed to make the mistake on literally the second attempt 😁😁👍

Inspiring many ideas in my mind now. Thank you.

Great little project. Informative channel too

Very interesting and it looks easy to make

What type of camera are you using and where did you purchase. I have my system set up now with a Bluetooth endoscopic camera. Problem is the battery life is short. Would like a camera that is not rechargeable but wall powered.

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Good job as always Ben

Excellent video! I have a question for Ben if you can get it to him. Does he do anything to the wood before adding the dyes? I'm thinking about how some woods splotch when stained or dyes so we sometimes use a wood conditioner or a thin coat of sanding sealer before staining.

Ben, another excellent video. I thought the video you did a while back on coloring wood was one of the best I had seen and now this one goes up to another level. This is excellent and I look forward to other demos you might do in the future. Thank you for the time, effort, and willingness to share your knowledge!

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Stopped by our sponsor metro hardwood to get a can of die, I got the cinnamon.

Thank You Gentlemen! Is it possible to email mr Ben, for some queations please?

Good job Ben

Fantastic video. Well prepared, well done all around. Concise but very informative. Ben made it look and sound easy and we know that the real masters have that ability. I now feel empowered and educated to color some turning pieces. Thank you all involved. Stan Keenum

Thanks Mel and Bill for the demo