Why did I buy a sphere turning jig??
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ก.ย. 2021
- You may ask me "why did I buy a sphere turning jig" when I have videos on my channel showing how to turn a sphere without a jig. In this video I answer that question and share my initial experiences with the Chefware Kits EZ Sphere Jig. This is not a tutorial or review as I have not had enough experience with the jig.
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All I can say is that I wish you were my neighbor. Your video are very entertaining and very useful.Thanks for sharing.
Excellent video. I always enjoy your demonstrations. The older I get (and the less dexterous) the more I appreciate fixtures that can keep me on the lathe. Thank you sincerely for sharing with us.
Great demo Darrell.
You do great work.
I appreciate that! Thank you
Thanks so much!
That is a really cool jig Darryl. Great job explaining it. 👍🏻
Cool sphere for painting or making ornaments or wind chimes!
I recently began subscribing to your channel and want to thank you for the details in your instruction, thank you for being a good teacher! David
Impressed by the chip throw trajectory - vertical - keeping the operator largely free of debris……cool! Novel approach for the tool as well: most pivot along a horizontal plane, i.e. parallel to machine bed. The tool here rotates in a vertical plane; novel and clever too!
I think the folks at Chefware Kits have done a marvelous job on this jig. chefwarekits.com/
Great demo. Thanks for sharing
Excellent, thank you for showing
Nice presentation. I bought this same jig about a month ago but haven't had a chance to use it. Too many other projects. However your video prompted me to move a sphere up in priority. Thx.
No prob, all truths be told I had my jig for quite a while before using it as well.
It’s always a balance of time, personal enjoyment, precision questions, material waste. Yeah, I’m a fan of the accessory to get it done but doing it with a simple cutout to check progress is a fun experience. Enjoyed video as always!
Well stated. This jig saves some time for me but it also does two things. It also cuts threads and the sphere cutting accessory was only little bit more. Thanks for watching and commenting.
@@DreadKnotWoodshop I should have said ‘it’s also a cool toy’ and I know you’ve said toys before. :)
You might try substituting acetal (Delrin) for the wooden cups you've made. Rods come in a wide variety of diameters. I've used 2" for many projects.
I bought the Carter version a couple of years ago and ended up returning it. It had some play in the arms which caused it to catch. I ended up getting pretty good and fast at free-handing spheres so I never bought another brand. Glad this one worked out. Great video.
This one worked really well right out of the box. I am very pleased with it. I also made this purchase because this jig also cuts threads. Thanks for watching and leaving a comment.
Great video, thank you. Been on the fence a while for this. Might just get one.
Thanks for watching and commenting. This jig works great straight out of the box. I briefly looked over the instructions and I was off to the races. Tell Craig that I sent ya 😁
Great video! I am curious why you didn't use the sphere cutting jig for the clean up at the end.
Thanks for the vid, mind sharing a link to that sphere jig? It looks like it’s made really well.
Glad you enjoyed the video. Here's that link chefwarekits.com/
What is the name of this product, and the company, and where can I get one? Thank you .
Thanks for sharing have a blessed day in the name of Jesus
Thank you for watching and commenting
Where can i purchase one of these?
Where can I find a sphere jig? I clicked on the link to Dreadknot but i can't find it there.
You can find it here
chefwarekits.com/EZ-Sphere-Combo-Jig-w-Carbide-Cutter-for-Wood-p148000339
No video this week?
Was tht your phone? 😂 thats the fanciest sphere cutting jig I've ever seen!
Yes it was my phone. Yes it is a fancy jig 😁