Great video, was looking forward to seeing you do this. One of my suggestions for a future video was that you make something with Jasons signature tools and Jason makes something with your signature tools!! Would be interesting to see what you both come up with. All the best
Thanks again!! Is there a possibility you have all the measurements into the chat? Or a Drawing? I really would like to make the same. But i missing some measurements. Appreciate
Thanks Colwin l must say l love your relaxed style with exceptional tutor skills. Thank you for making my wood turning learning experience so much more successful. 👍
"You'll hear me go fairly quiet" That's funny. Regarding the grain match, I was hoping to see if there was a way to fix a bad match but you got lucky. Is there something that could be done to adjust?
Colwyn, does the thread chasing work as well with lacewood? Also are you using a 406WL lathe or a 508WL? I'm thinking of getting the 508 and want to know if the price difference is worth it.
Hi there, thanks for the lovely comments, hopefully you can give it a go soon. I am afraid Ben has moved on from Axminster Tools, but please do explore the Woodworking Wisdom playlist for all his videos.
Really enjoyed watching this video. What woods are and are not appropriate for thread chasing? This looks like something that would be very enjoyable to try.
Hi there, dense close grained timbers work better, box wood, lignum, cocobolo, but you can also use thin super glue as a way of hardening the grain to cut a thread into. Closer grained materials will take a thread easier.
Great video, was looking forward to seeing you do this. One of my suggestions for a future video was that you make something with Jasons signature tools and Jason makes something with your signature tools!! Would be interesting to see what you both come up with. All the best
Thanks again!! Is there a possibility you have all the measurements into the chat? Or a Drawing? I really would like to make the same. But i missing some measurements. Appreciate
What an attractive pair of shakers. Colwin as always an informative and enjoyable video thank you
Thanks for watching, glad to hear you found it useful
This is what i really would like to learn!
Thanks Colwin l must say l love your relaxed style with exceptional tutor skills. Thank you for making my wood turning learning experience so much more successful. 👍
Thank you for your lovely comments and thank you for watching 🙂
Thanks Colwyn, you've given me the inspiration to have another shot at thread chasing. X
Glad to hear you feel inspired to give it another go!
Nice project. Well presented. Thank you for sharing. Have a great day and stay safe.🙂🙂
Thanks for watching
Great little project.
"You'll hear me go fairly quiet" That's funny.
Regarding the grain match, I was hoping to see if there was a way to fix a bad match but you got lucky. Is there something that could be done to adjust?
Can you remove a bit of thread to change the start point and match the grain?
Colwyn, does the thread chasing work as well with lacewood? Also are you using a 406WL lathe or a 508WL? I'm thinking of getting the 508 and want to know if the price difference is worth it.
Brilliant demonstration.....again. Thank you Colwin. I am not brave enough for this yet. Will Ben be doing any scroll saw demos any time soon?
Hi there, thanks for the lovely comments, hopefully you can give it a go soon. I am afraid Ben has moved on from Axminster Tools, but please do explore the Woodworking Wisdom playlist for all his videos.
Really enjoyed watching this video. What woods are and are not appropriate for thread chasing? This looks like something that would be very enjoyable to try.
Hi there, dense close grained timbers work better, box wood, lignum, cocobolo, but you can also use thin super glue as a way of hardening the grain to cut a thread into. Closer grained materials will take a thread easier.