30 Woodturning Tips, Tricks and Jigs
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- I demonstrate 30 woodturning tips, tricks and jigs. This is a revised version of a Dec 2014 video that had some camera issues.
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Just brilliant👌🏼🤩
THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR SHARING 🙏🙏🙏👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
You are so welcome
Your time sharing your knowledge and experience is very much appreciated 👍
I appreciate that!
Thanks for sharing Mike,cheers Colin.
Another great video Mike, thank you.
Great tips, Thanks for sharing your knowledge!
I'd be happy to watch longer videos talking about shop tips. I picked up a couple of ideas from this one. Thanks for posting.
Thanks for your continued support, Gil.
Top tips Mike,i use a lot of them already thanks to your earlier video! Keep 'em coming👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
You can never have too many good, useful tips and tricks, helps you cope better when the unexpected usually happens or turns up. Any idea is good if it helps to do jobs easier, but safer and keep the work area tidier and more organised. Thanks for sharing Mike.
Thanks for your support.
Great tips and tricks. I like the longer version.
Glad you liked it!
Thanks Mike for sharing those.
Another wonderful video! My husband has enjoyed woodturning for a few years....now I'm learning to enjoy this hobby as much or more than he does! We are blessed to each have our own midi lathes... So we
both can turn at the same time! Your videos are helping me to understand the terms and techniques that will help me grow from a novice to a seasoned turner much more quickly than I could on my own. Thank You!
Thank you so much for your comment, Cathy. I wish my spouse was interested in WT. Safe turning.
Thanks Mike! Another very good video. I am going to get into turning when I retire in a couple of years, and really value what I have learned from your videos. I really appreciate them!
Keep your eye out for a good used lathe. Maybe you can start early!
Thanks Mike - Always informative & BRILLIANT ideas & shares !!
Glad you enjoyed it
Some very clever ideas in this video.. Thank you, Mike!
Thanks for the feedback!
Well done Mike! I agree that having you common tools nearby is handy. I have a similar rig in my shop.
It well worth taking the time to plan good storage. Thanks for watching.
My first comment as I watch... that dowel over the drill bit idea is pure genius! Now back to the video...
Always love your videos!! I must admit I enjoy making tools and jigs just as much as I do turning actual work. 😀
I have a friend like that. He made a threading jig he only used once. It is all about the fun.
Mike, thank you for re-visiting the tips, like many others I saw your original video some years ago and have used some of those ideas - great video!
Thanks!
Very informative, as always, Mike. Thanks for sharing...
Thanks, Don.
Thanks Mike!
Brilliant ideas, I'm going to adopt some of them. Thank you
You are so welcome!
Thanks for the tips...being new to turning wood...I need all the help I can get!😎
Good luck with your turning. Remember the cardinal rule, "Don't get blood on the wood."
Outstanding! I always like these kinds of things to spur the imagination.
Thanks, mission accomplished!
Great tips, Mike!
Thanks, Rick.
Thanks for sharing
Great job Mike
Thanks, Wayne.
Thanks Mike, some good information, Blessings, be well..
Thanks, you too!
Mike, thanks for the tips
Thanks for commenting, GArth.
great tips mike,,,i need to make me a center finder out of plexglass,,,don't know if anyone has used this for rust on the bedways,,but after you clean the ways,,i have found fluid film that lowes sells does a great job to prevent the rust
Good video Mike great new ideas--cutting strips to set up bandsaw to cut spindle blanks, plumbers reamer uses and the cookie tin were new ideas for me which I will copy.
Also congratulations on your fine article on turning a chess set in the recent AAW Journal.. It is helpful.
John
New tip on the cookie tin. Cover the sharp cut edges with strips of duct tape!
I'm in the planning stage of getting my first lathe. Checking out the different youtube videos on which chucks and chisels and tools to get. Thank you for putting your info out there. Do prefer the shorter videos. Plan on looking back on some of your previous videos.
I have revisited the video length several times. I would have split this if it were a new video but just went on automatic pilot keeping it one like the orginal I edited. My general rule is make it as long as it needs to be but when it gets about 24 - 28 min, split into two.
Cool!
some great ideas there mike . i really like a few of them . i have limited space for stuff but no matter what i do the collection of tools just keeps growing . and the space keeps shrinking lol . thats a a good thing in some cases . lol . thanks for the tips buddy
Seems like stuff that follows us into the shop never leaves.
@@MikePeaceWoodturning i have the same problems!grtngs!
looks good to me thanks for info.
Thanks, Warren.
Mike, I enjoyed your great video. It is amazing how many of these that I already use but the paper towel in the cookie tin was one that I hadn't thought of. Thanks, I will use it.
I guess we are proof that old dogs can learn new tricks! Thanks for your support, Marshall.
I'm always looking for tips, tricks, and jigs and such. I did get some ideas from this video and in my opinion I do believe that the longer video 20-30 minutes is a better time frame for a video with this kind of content. I for one generally skip over 5 minute videos because I usually find them a waste of my time.
You touched on keeping your bed ways smooth and sliding easy WD40 and rubbing down. Well a lot of your viewers don't have the high quality lathe that you have so take that information back a bit farther and talk about removing the bad casting on the inside of bed rails, underside of banjos and tailstocks, and casting on outside edge of bed rail.
Fortunately for me, I don't have any poor quality lathe beds with bad castings needing rework.
Mike for your rubber handle holder trick, on your newer C model just use one of those Command wall hook things to hold it up on the slope. It would be easy to remove whenever you needed to do so. Cheers, Tom
Thanks for that.
Very good tips thank you. At 8:33 there is something on your lathe bed made of wood, not sure what that is. I love my 3520C and am still getting used to it. Installed the tail-stock swing away now I can get enough length to turn my canes in one piece. They should be at least 36" and I prefer one piece.
You must mean the bracket that holds my dust hood. I did a video on this earlier. th-cam.com/video/k8dyMTaHqK0/w-d-xo.html
I enjoyed this. My shop should be better organized for sure. I am into off-center turning. Have you done a video on this subject? I have a new chuck for this purpose but haven't used it yet. Thanks!
I have not. I will put it on my list but it may be a while before it gets near the top.
I also found a great toilet paper dispensr suprisngly among the other great advice. I will make one to keep chipmunks from stealing my toilet paper
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Lot's of good info. I personally like shorter videos.
I hear you. I probably should have broken this into two parts. I probably would have gotten more views with two.
@@MikePeaceWoodturning I like your content so I watched half in the morning and half in the evening. My attention span is only about 30 min. lol
Good tips Mike, thank you. Will you get a Jacobs chuck for your tail stock?
I have two jacobs chucks, one keyless and one with a key. Both are MT2 so fit in spindle or TS.
I learned several tricks that make will make life easier in my turning shop:
I like the oil filter wrench as my chucks are always stuck fast to the spindle. And the fruitcake can paper towel dispenser.
Thanks, Anthony!
I wish you would go over your dust collection box you have attached to the bed of your lathe here. I have the same one and it comes originally with magnets, but you have modified this and I'm really interested how you did that.
Did that a while back th-cam.com/video/k8dyMTaHqK0/w-d-xo.html
Hay Mike how did the lathe bed extension get so rusty? Viewed in the section showing the lathe tool tray. Richard Mabie
LOL, you are commenting on the cherry wood stand on my mobile cabinet!😂😉
Just ordered a belt strap oil filter remover. Great idea. Why didn’t I think of that?
Who changes their own oil these days?
To prevent the chuck jamming on the spindle, making it difficult to remove, put a fibre washer between the chuck and the spindle mating shoulder.
Not for me. It an introduce vibration.
@@MikePeaceWoodturning rubbish! I've used it since the 1970's having been introduced to it by the the then master Gordon Stokes
@gbwildlife uk Glad it works for you. Consider watching this video starting at about 54:00 to see where I am coming from. th-cam.com/video/aUXil-5dEeo/w-d-xo.html
I can appreciate your experience maybe different.
I watched the original version, then I watched this. I like this version better. ""To see where we are going, we must see where we have been."" by John.
SAFE TURNING, John
I should have fixed this earlier. Thanks for watching.
Just built a lazy Susan holder- May have to add another shelf
I had to do the same thing!
Liked the tips, however, too many shots where the objects under discussion were not in frame. Cheers, Tom
"The things you put on yer feet and go down the street in" 😃
At 28:00 I was hoping it would be a Claxton tin..... 😊😊😊😊😊
I hate fruitcake!
Mike ... Jerry Marcantel has a metal, manufactured version of his chuck plate that folks might be interested in ... here is a link to his website: www.woodturnerstools.com/
Mike I have a question, where are all the woodturning utubers going
You mean like disappearing after a while? It is a lot of work and quite challenging for anyone with a day job. For others, sometimes it is age and health like Cpt Eddie. It takes a lot of determination
to keep it up week after week since it does not provide a minimum wage. I have been at it 5 years. Not sure when I will hit a wall.
Mike Peace Woodturning thank you for replying I understand it takes a lot of time and effort and I for one appreciate your effort , keep up the great work and I hope you don't hit a wall your videos are helpful and interesting, I have learned a lot.
Thanks for your encouragement. Safe turning my friend.
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Why the emojis? You did not like the video?
@@MikePeaceWoodturning srry was trying to listen while working lol
BAD COMBINATION
Great video my man