Hi Simon, thanks as always for taking the time to do these excellent tuition videos. One question though, regarding this video, can you guys supply the thickness gauge calipers shown at 17:42 please? If so how much, and what's the process to purchase please? Thank you, regards and best wishes to all the team for 2024. Tony.
Hi thanks for your feedback, sorry this one is a old one from Simon workshops. We dont sell them. Any alternative product is this one: www.drechselbedarf-schulte.de/drechselwerkzeuge/messwerkzeuge/3293/hope-wandungstaster?number=KS830841
Perhaps I missed your explanation, but how do you prevent the bottom from eventually cracking inasmuch the pith of the timber is near the center of the piece.
Yes it's always difficult to dry logs. The pith is always the point where it cracks. So the solution is to cut a piece of wood out of a large log so there is no pith. Or run thin super glue into the pith to help prevent it from cracking.
instructive presentation, thanks for sharing knowledge
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Looks great Simon. Thanks for the video.
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Wow! Lovely result Emma.
Hi Simon, thanks as always for taking the time to do these excellent tuition videos. One question though, regarding this video, can you guys supply the thickness gauge calipers shown at 17:42 please? If so how much, and what's the process to purchase please?
Thank you, regards and best wishes to all the team for 2024. Tony.
Hi thanks for your feedback, sorry this one is a old one from Simon workshops. We dont sell them. Any alternative product is this one: www.drechselbedarf-schulte.de/drechselwerkzeuge/messwerkzeuge/3293/hope-wandungstaster?number=KS830841
Perhaps I missed your explanation, but how do you prevent the bottom from eventually cracking inasmuch the pith of the timber is near the center of the piece.
Yes it's always difficult to dry logs. The pith is always the point where it cracks. So the solution is to cut a piece of wood out of a large log so there is no pith. Or run thin super glue into the pith to help prevent it from cracking.