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Lyndal Anthony
United States
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 16 ต.ค. 2012
Importance of woodturning sharpening
I believe 90% of turning problems are related to almost sharp tools and poor technique. Here is my take on sharpening. I actually sharpen every finish cut and often in between.
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Thickness Planer Safety
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Video recorded at the University of Wisconsin-Platteville. I was a safety person in heavy industry and was certified in OSHA protocols through the University of Northern Iowa.
Jointer Safety
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Safety Video recorded at the University of Wisconsin-Platteville. I was a safety person in heavy industry and was certified in OSHA protocols through the University of Northern Iowa.
Miter Saw Safety
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Tablesaw Safety Video recorded at the University of Wisconsin-Platteville. I was a safety person in heavy industry and was certified in OSHA protocols through the University of Northern Iowa.
How do you know if your square is square or if your level is level?
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How do you know if your square is square or if your level is level?
Table Saw Safety by Lyndal Anthony
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Tablesaw Safety Video recorded at the University of Wisconsin-Platteville. I was a safety person in heavy industry and was certified in OSHA protocols through the University of Northern Iowa. This features some tips and tricks that I learned during thirty years as a machinist.
Anthony Hand-Held Curved Neck Hollowing Tool
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This hand-held hollower is inspired by the Mike Hunter Tools/Long Reach Barron Hollower. The main difference is that this tool is much bigger and will hollow end grain hollowing up to thirteen (13") inches deep.
Hand-held hollowing tool with carbide insert
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The length of the handle is important. The general rule is 6 to 1. With this tool, I was able to hollow nine inches deep easily. I am going to beef up the tool to see if it will go even deeper. This tool uses a carbide insert and is designed to work in end-grain hollowing.
Prototype Hollowing Tool
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This is my prototype hollowing tool that I have tried to find for years. I finally made my own and am considering manufacturing and marketing it. It is designed for a captured boring bar. The piece I am hollowing is green/fresh-cut Silver Maple and I am pushing it to test its max cutting capacity. Contact me at: www.midwestwoodart.com/
Rough turning the outside of a maple bow
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Rough turning the outside of a green 11 inch cherry bowl for: www.fourmounds.org/
Woodcut Pro Forme
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Woodcut Pro Forme, best end grain hollowing tool on the market
Super Simple Glossy Woodturning Finish
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I created this video with the TH-cam Video Editor (th-cam.com/users/editor)
Thank you for sharing your knowledge...new woodworker here...much appreciated
Thank you for watching. I appreciate your response.
Glald to see your videos back, Lyndal.
I like it, John
Thanks for sharing this with us!
The length of the handle is important. The general rule is 6 to 1. This tool uses a carbide insert and is designed to work in end grain hollowing.
Just quit old man u suck
Great video! Thank you for sending that over.
At least I know how to turn wood. I am not an amateur turner doing good camera work.......
you did fine. i liked it
Learn how to use a camera
Looks awesome! I just ordered two of them!
I will get them in the mail Tuesday,
Lyndal Anthony thanks brother!
This thing is awesome. Works everytime and a perfect fit.
The only magic to this is sharp tools and think of removing the wood from a board with a scrub plane. You are going across the wood grain instead of with the grain which cuts much more aggressively and efficiently.
Lyndal have you recieved the camera yet??
Camera?
@@lyndalanthony635 I noted an earlier Post "1Wheelers" suggesting you buy a new camera and your reply? So wondered if he had provided it? Tongue in cheek Kiwi humour. Haha. We're a wierd mob. Kindest regards Ray
Thanks Lyndal. I found this on the WOW site and have learned some good lessons from it. Will be watching several times more so it will sink in.
buy a real camera!
Send one to me.
@@lyndalanthony635 Whats your Address?
I'll send one to you
Quit TH-cam
Nope
U Suck at Woodworking!
I own a 1960 Craftsman lathe i resurrected, I powered it with a DC treadmill motor and controller, Incorporating the original step pulleys to this allows me to turn as slow as a snail or as fast as i dare, I can gear down the belts and speed the motor up and that gives a nice momentum and feeling.
Sounds like a nice setup. I will have to watch for old treadmills to rob for parts now.
Good video. How many coats and how long do you let it dry before recoating? Thanks
I do as many coats as needed letting it dry at least one day between coats, more if possible. I sand with 500 grit between coats just removing the tops of the orange peal.
Lyndal thanks for sharing, sub'd and thumbs up.