stainless cheese kits turning between centres

Here we are showing the turn between centres Prokraft cheese kits and also discussing drilling on the lathe and making sure your drilling is accurate. A couple of simple low cost kits that offer a fun turning experience and a useful end product. We show wooden and acrylic handle options and how they differ.
Kits and parts available from the links below:
Cheese knife kit: www.prokraft.c...
Cheese slicer: www.prokraft.c...
Centre finder sets: www.prokraft.c...
No items featured in this video are connected to any offer of sale and form no part of any contract of sale.

[@iantroughton8873]

Hi Jon, what drive and revolving centres are you using please?

[@prokraftuk]

Hello Ian I used a dead centre (our code MT2DC) and our live centre with interchangeable heads (our code MT2LCS) they are both in the tools section on our website. Jon

[@williammcauley8099]

Not explaining how to wood fit in knife. How to do fit in ???

[@prokraftuk]

It does explain to put it in a vice with leather padding (or anything to stop the blade getting scratched) and knock the handle gently onto the tang, it can also be glued if required.

[@michaelglackin2420]

Hello Jon great video. I was wondering what kind of light do you have on the tail stock thanks Michael

[@prokraftuk]

Hi Michael, it is an LED lamp from Arc Eurotrade, they are about £21 and it's not very good - dodgy connection for the lights and it rarely points in direction I need it. It is a cheap LED torch in a big clip. I now have some LED strip lights in the roof - much better. Some of the light in the video is sunlight but that is a bit unreliable!

[@michaelglackin2420]

@@prokraftuk thanks for that jon good to know 👍

[@AndysCornishCreations]

Hi Jon...
Nicely done... handy kit...
Great video as always...
Take care...All the best.....Andy

[@prokraftuk]

Cheers Andy, good to hear from you. Jon.

[@markduggan3451]

Stop making things i like. I'm going to end up with no money left.