Mr. Batty, ASTOUNDING!!! Both the delivery,and photography. I'm saving this video for me, my kids, and my grandkids. Moreover, it is so much over-the-top as to be the standard for all other videos on this subject, or, for that matter, any woodworking subject, because of your thoroughness, and clarity. Your facility around lathes, and wood is underscored by both your humble attitude, and complete knowledge of your subject. Others, if you read "between-the-lines", so to speak, love to be stroked by others; you need no such bolstering; your work has a gravitational attraction to laud and praise.
In a nutshell (sorry, couldn't resist the cheesy pun)... Wow! Allan's videos are, in my opinion, everything a woodworking TH-cam viewer could ask for... a masterful woodworker thoroughly describing each step and technique in a true teacher's fashion. The era of free content has left something to be desired for production quality in most cases (usually you get what you pay for). However, this video was very well done, so thank you also Craft Supplies! I thank you Allan and Craft Supplies for your combined efforts and allowing us the pleasure to learn from you.
My hat's off to Allan Batty. An absolute master. I purchased chasing tools years ago and gave up on the process after many failures. You have given me the encouragement to try again. I can see that, although I did some reading in advance, I did not really have a clue-- however, in truth, he makes it look easier than it really is. He has the touch of a master wood turner. Many thanks for a demonstration of skills acquired in a lifetime of craftsmanship.
I love watching Allan Batty!! The work is finished from the tool. He represents generations of experience from the golden age of craftsmanship. No gimmicks, just solid skill and good tools.
Allen, I have never heard or seen threading explained and illustrated so clearly and precisely. Well done and thank you for being an excellent teacher. Best regards.
This gentleman is a fountain of knowledge and a mountain of experience. I cannot get past how sharp his tools are! I spend hours sharpening my tools and I still get chips instead of shavings.
Perfect! What a demonstration of these thread cutting tools along with the supplementary tools required to complete the pieces. A real pleasure to have again witnessed this master craftsman at work. Many thanks Alan Regards Paul
Very good and interesting video, thank you Alan, I will see if I can source the right type of tools and start practicing on some of our Australian hardwoods
I have them laying around now for a couple of years after trying to make some threads with them. It was a disaster thanks to not knowing what the hell i was doing, but after seeing this very very good instructural video i think i'll give it a try again . Good luck and i hope you and i can make these beautifull threads just like a real pro :).
Extremely helpful video - The added text is critical to our understanding and following the conversation, however the text "box" obscures the critical visual parts of the demonstration. One can more or less fill in what's being done, but being able to see it all would be helpful.
True mastery sirs! This comes from the age where people actually had manual skills. These are nowadays mostly lost and replaced by IT skills - programming machines to do the job instead doing them themselves as master craftsmen did in the past.... Btw how would one do these things without a lathe?
Great video, great teacher. What make and model lathe is Allan Batty using? It seems to be the perfect tool the type of turning I hope to do when my shop is ready.
Ein sehr guter Beitrag. Aber wie schon öfters bemerkt, ist die Überschrift jämmerlich in's Deutsche übersetzt. "Wie man auf der Holzdrehmaschine fädelt" gibt absolut keinen Sinn! "Thread" bedeutet tatsächlich sowohl "Gewinde" als auch "Faden", aber das sind im Deutschen Begriffe, die meilenweit auseinander sind. Korrekt wäre : "Wie man auf der Drechselbank Gewinde strählt."
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Mr. Batty, ASTOUNDING!!! Both the delivery,and photography. I'm saving this video for me, my kids, and my grandkids. Moreover, it is so much over-the-top as to be the standard for all other videos on this subject, or, for that matter, any woodworking subject, because of your thoroughness, and clarity. Your facility around lathes, and wood is underscored by both your humble attitude, and complete knowledge of your subject. Others, if you read "between-the-lines", so to speak, love to be stroked by others; you need no such bolstering; your work has a gravitational attraction to laud and praise.
As a keen amateur I've watched hundreds of TH-cam videos.
This one has to rank among the top three.
Many thanks,
Alan
Alan Simpson I agree but it ranks #1 because I've probably not seen the other 2 you've seen. care to share links? 😉✌🏼️
This is the level is skill I am trying to achieve. It is impressive watching a master at work. You make it look so easy and basic.
In a nutshell (sorry, couldn't resist the cheesy pun)... Wow!
Allan's videos are, in my opinion, everything a woodworking TH-cam viewer could ask for... a masterful woodworker thoroughly describing each step and technique in a true teacher's fashion.
The era of free content has left something to be desired for production quality in most cases (usually you get what you pay for). However, this video was very well done, so thank you also Craft Supplies!
I thank you Allan and Craft Supplies for your combined efforts and allowing us the pleasure to learn from you.
Alan is not only a master, but a great teacher of the craft as well. Thank you!
+Rev. Mary Bettencourt You're very welcome.
My hat's off to Allan Batty. An absolute master. I purchased chasing tools years ago and gave up on the process after many failures. You have given me the encouragement to try again. I can see that, although I did some reading in advance, I did not really have a clue-- however, in truth, he makes it look easier than it really is. He has the touch of a master wood turner. Many thanks for a demonstration of skills acquired in a lifetime of craftsmanship.
I love watching Allan Batty!! The work is finished from the tool. He represents generations of experience from the golden age of craftsmanship. No gimmicks, just solid skill and good tools.
A true master of the art. Great demonstration, so precise. Thank you
Indeed a 'sparkling' demonstration. Thank you very much.
Allen, I have never heard or seen threading explained and illustrated so clearly and precisely. Well done and thank you for being an excellent teacher. Best regards.
This gentleman is a fountain of knowledge and a mountain of experience. I cannot get past how sharp his tools are! I spend hours sharpening my tools and I still get chips instead of shavings.
I love that Charles always looks like hes in trouble in these videos :)
ohh wow what a great teacher , and brilliant craftmanship!!!!!
thank you very very mach for the lesson, mister Batty i really enjoy it, god bless you.
The video is really profound and clearly explained how to make threads. Thanks!
Perfect! What a demonstration of these thread cutting tools along with the supplementary tools required to complete the pieces. A real pleasure to have again witnessed this master craftsman at work.
Many thanks Alan
Regards
Paul
That has got to be the best informative video I’ve ever seen thank you guys
Thank you. Allan did a great job producing this and "The Skew Chisel".
He makes it look so easy!
A totally amazing video. I love how the steps are explained along with tips and trick from a true master. Thank you for taking the time to do this.
Thank you. Allan did a great job producing this video, along with the Skew Chisel.
Thank you for an excellent demonstration!
Glad it was helpful!
How thorough! A truly amazing bit of teaching. I have watched both videos and they have inspired me to get back on the lathe. Many thanks.
You're very welcome :)
Masterful treatment of a subject! Most impressive in both knowledge and clarity of presentation /instruction.
Excellent. First class vid with very clear instruction. Thankyou.
You are very welcome :)
Brilliant video , former student from your Ripon studio.
Legend. Now to go and try my first attempt..
great video very well explained very good teacher. Congratulations. Thank you for this work
Thanks or your time, I have learn a lot by an obvious Master Craftsman.
Very good and interesting video, thank you Alan, I will see if I can source the right type of tools and start practicing on some of our Australian hardwoods
Way way over my head. And ability. My tops will just have to slip on. Wow what precision..
It takes a lot of practice :)
Thank you for lathe video Allan. very fantastic....
Master class!
Absolutely excellent... Excellent tutorial...! Excellent video...
Cheers...
Merry Christmas...
This is incredible!
It's amazing he did all by eyeballing the measurements. I was expecting a caliper to measure progress.
No me canso de ver este video, muchas gracias
Now I know what my next lathe tools will be!
I have them laying around now for a couple of years after trying to make some threads with them. It was a disaster thanks to not knowing what the hell i was doing, but after seeing this very very good instructural video i think i'll give it a try again . Good luck and i hope you and i can make these beautifull threads just like a real pro :).
best demo I have seen, thank you
Thanks. Allan did a great job.
Best lesson ever
Thanks.
dommage que ce n'est pas traduit en français. super intéressant .
Extremely helpful video - The added text is critical to our understanding and following the conversation, however the text "box" obscures the critical visual parts of the demonstration. One can more or less fill in what's being done, but being able to see it all would be helpful.
This is priceless
True mastery sirs! This comes from the age where people actually had manual skills. These are nowadays mostly lost and replaced by IT skills - programming machines to do the job instead doing them themselves as master craftsmen did in the past....
Btw how would one do these things without a lathe?
This is the difference between a master spindle turner and bowl turning hack like me!
Craft seu equipamento de trabalho é muito bom parabéns.
Obrigado
Very informative video! Thanks for sharing!
You're welcome
Great video, great teacher. What make and model lathe is Allan Batty using? It seems to be the perfect tool the type of turning I hope to do when my shop is ready.
It looks to be the Oneway 2436. We'll be happy to answer any questions when the time comes. Thanks.
Siete meravigliosamente bravi
Admiro los pueblos que respetan a los mayores. Mayores sabios.
awesome work and beautiful acorn
Yup. he's done this once or twice before.....
Great Video Thanks!!!
Brilliant,he puts them down blade first on a bare bench .
Very good , ट्रेनिंग कैसे मिलेगी
Very informative.
Thank you.
thank you how do you make the chasers Nick
También admiro los pueblos que se educan y no siguen a casiques, líderes, comandantes y doctrinas.
Where does one find these tools in 2023?
Is the Inside cutting tool ground from a blank? I don't recall seeing this tool for sale at any supplier.
Here's a link to the thread chasing set. www.woodturnerscatalog.com/p/138/5832/Mayes-%26-Warwick-Premium-Thread-Chaser-Set
Is there another name for boxwood??
Buchsbaum or Gewone Palm. Also Dogwood, but that's American Boxwood.
Also Buis and Buchs
to master cutting screw threads you lock yourself in a shed for a year and come out all 'screwed' up, and it went right by you
hay day
Maybe I need stronger glasses. I could not see any thread detail at 11.59.
Ein sehr guter Beitrag.
Aber wie schon öfters bemerkt, ist die Überschrift jämmerlich in's Deutsche übersetzt.
"Wie man auf der Holzdrehmaschine fädelt" gibt absolut keinen Sinn!
"Thread" bedeutet tatsächlich sowohl "Gewinde" als auch "Faden", aber das sind im Deutschen Begriffe, die meilenweit auseinander sind.
Korrekt wäre : "Wie man auf der Drechselbank Gewinde strählt."
деревянные токарные станки? или токарные станки по дереву?))
would the 4 fools who disliked this video please make themselves known..
Hİ 👋👍
Bitchin tunes my man
O. V
This thread chasing looks like wood surgery to me.