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Excellent video--thank you. I learned so much. You're a wonderful teacher--I wish you had more videos!

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Well I thought there was some best practice in doing this but was always secret squirrel stuff

Vers fine work you made! Can you tell us something about the details of your Xdust extraction System? I'm very interested on its Details, electrical power and geometry of the fan, etc. Many thanks before!! Thomas

I use One Way chucks and whatever diameter I have for the tenon works fine, I make it my way and it works fine. You and all the others that waste their time trying to figure out the correct diameter, buy a good set of jaws and you won't have to worry about this minor thing.

So wie der das Werkzeug hält, braucht der gar keinen Griff. Aber sonst zeigt er genau, wie man es nicht machen soll.

Thank you so much for well presented and informative video.

I like your sharpening jig. I have to hold my gouge by hand &eye--quite slow. Is that really Black locust?

This was straightforward and informative, thanks!

Klingspor’s is definitely the very best sandpaper!

First time I've heard about the jaw size issue. Might explain why I've had so many things flying around the shop lately.

When trimming the log to line final blanks, I use 1” or 2” painters tape and I use the edge of the tape for my guide. It is easy to mark and adjust the line of cut.

Nice lathe awesome video I subscribe will be watching 4 more thanks!! Oregon

Why do we all have beards? Me included. Is it a turner thing?

Man kann auch Gruenholz komplett fertig drehen Wandstärke 2-3 mm. Auch sofort schleifen ist möglich. Nach einer Runde mit Körnung 40, 60, 80 ist das dünne Objekt schon so trocken, dass man gut weiter schleifen kann bis 400. Dann wird es interessant, weil das Objekt sich in alle Richtungen verzieht.

Very informative !! Much appreciated

Thank you, lots of useful information. This was the 1st time seeing someone use lines to explain vs just saying what to do.

Thanks for changing my perspective on the tool marks from removing the nub. I think I'll treat it more like a feature now and see how I can embelish and showcase them instead of sanding them out

I find that the standard wood handles aren't heavy enough. To me, the heavier the handle (to a point) the less the wood will shove the tool around so I don't have to use a gorilla grip (using physics instead of brute force). Is there a way to weight the handle or a different material to use to make them heavier?

First time viewer. Outstanding information and explanations. I am an experienced turner and I loved your presentation. Good job.

Very useful and informative video, thanks for sharing :)

Thanks for the video. BTW, an pneumatic chisel can make short work of removing bark.

What's the brand of the sandpaper you are recommending in this video?

I wondered how that was done. Thanks

Something I am going to start to do. Just need a few more things for my Lathe and a bigger chainsaw. Thanks

Super helpful. Probably the most thorough video I’ve seen on the topic. Thx!

I’m a total newbie. Very helpful video. Thanks.

Love your Tee. Great school.

Could you use a tubing cutter of appropriate size instead of using a hack saw to cut the ferrel to length? Enjoyed the video. I think I would have sanded and put a finish on it , and a couple of burn rings also. I liked the content flow of your video and the step by step process. Like how you redid the ferrel to get what you wanted with out having to use epoxy. did you stake the ferrel after it was in place? Any chance of another video showing the install on a square tange tool, like the skew or roughing gouge?

Amateur. Sorry

Great video, thanks for the informative video. Great information on laying out the initial cuts in the raw blank.

Chris, I’m curious as to why you don’t drill from the tailstock end.

Correct. Anything harder than copper will ruin your tubing cutter.

Excellent video. Thank you!

After watching your video for a minute or so it was an immediate subscribe, it was also obvious that you are very creative and quite savvy when working with your tools. Also like how you create and edit the videos.

Thanks, would sanding seal work as a drying coating?

Fantastic

One of the better videos I've seen for describing this process, and I've watched quite a few in my efforts to learn. Well done.

Super informative! Thanks Chris!

What is length of your saw blade? What would you recommend?

Why not just sand it flush.? Would give it a professional finish.

Why in the world does this video have so few likes?? Liked everything about it.

Good video, thanks. I note that Crown Tools, in advertising their dovetail scraper, states that "Tests have shown that as much as 50% of a collet chuck's gripping power is lost if the dovetail angle is out by as little as 5°." This might just be an effort to sell their scraper, but even if the point is true, I think that it is not difficult to eyeball the angle within 5º, so it is likely to be accurate enough to do it without any special tools or measurements.

Que madera tan espectacular, le quedo super 👍👍👍

Que buen trabajo amigo, muy pero muy genial

Nature holds so much inspiration, and it's always enjoyable to see how that inspiration manifests in one's art. Very cool Chris!

You were doing well until you started turning without a face shield, that's when you lost me.

awesome

Wonder how a lighter colored wood would look on the background. Hard to beat that walnut though!

Nice subtle detail on that edge. Hope all is well.