Amazing series so far up to this one number 7 and with every video i watch its making me realise more and more that need to order your set of 3 plus some kinda hollower. Fantastic teacher your tools also come highly recommended from professionals turner friend of mine 🏴👍
@@glennteagleofukwoodcraftca5308 so would u recommend the sch3 as a hollower?? A was looking your website last night and was leaning towards the 6mm on the 12mm bar a think it was the 7 but again relatively new to turning so any advice from an expert would be greatly appreciated
@@michaelwillson6847 the 6mm on the 12 inch bar is the SCH8. 12 inch bars are good for stability, if you are doing bigger turnings. I have stated on the videos that a well rounded set would be the Standard Type 3 Set, a Box Hollower and an SCH3 as a finisher on the inside, if you are doing bowls.
Glenn-Liza bonjour. Toujours en action pour nous guider ,vous êtes plus qu'un enseignant .un véritable Maître et je me réjouis à chacune de vos vidéos. Vous oeuvrez pour nous ,les apprentis ,c'est un véritable bonheur. MERCI Glenn 👍
Thank you Denis. Always nice to read your comments. Glad you are learning from our videos. Makes making them worthwhile. Encouraging words. Thank you my friend. Glenn & Liza
Thank you Robert. Yes I do and have done on some previous videos. Chestnut Food Safe oil. My waxes are also food safe too. Very few of my bowls turned are used for food.
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We love liza's giggle. Good lesson 2
Thanks Larry. Liza is always laughing. A happy person.
Amazing series so far up to this one number 7 and with every video i watch its making me realise more and more that need to order your set of 3 plus some kinda hollower. Fantastic teacher your tools also come highly recommended from professionals turner friend of mine 🏴👍
Thanks Michael. Just a few more to watch. Lol. You will not be disappointed in a set.
@@glennteagleofukwoodcraftca5308 yea just need go back over the hollower video to figure out what one to go for for doing bowls and platters mainly.
@@michaelwillson6847 no problem. I always finish my bowls with an SCH3. It's my finisher. All the SCH range chisels are great though.
@@glennteagleofukwoodcraftca5308 so would u recommend the sch3 as a hollower?? A was looking your website last night and was leaning towards the 6mm on the 12mm bar a think it was the 7 but again relatively new to turning so any advice from an expert would be greatly appreciated
@@michaelwillson6847 the 6mm on the 12 inch bar is the SCH8. 12 inch bars are good for stability, if you are doing bigger turnings. I have stated on the videos that a well rounded set would be the Standard Type 3 Set, a Box Hollower and an SCH3 as a finisher on the inside, if you are doing bowls.
Glenn-Liza bonjour. Toujours en action pour nous guider ,vous êtes plus qu'un enseignant .un véritable Maître et je me réjouis à chacune de vos vidéos. Vous oeuvrez pour nous ,les apprentis ,c'est un véritable bonheur. MERCI Glenn 👍
Thank you Denis. Always nice to read your comments. Glad you are learning from our videos. Makes making them worthwhile. Encouraging words. Thank you my friend. Glenn & Liza
Brilliant, Brilliant, Brilliant ❤❤❤
Thanks John. Glad you liked it. Part 8 to be released later.
Glenn drill a hole were the sap is, put a beer tap there and fill it up boom done 😊
Nice idea. Liza has already filled he jar. 🤭
Nice one again a bit of a sticky situation there for a while
Sure was
Have you tried OHP transparent strip on your visor Glen you just peel it of and put a new piece on saves a fortune in visors
Alan
Thanks Alan. I do use transparent strips for my visor.
Okay, rough about sap, but the grain makes a crazy pattern.
That's the problem with B&Q wood, full of sap. Liza liked the pattern too, that's why she wanted to keep it.
Enjoying the series. My question is a little off topic, but do you ever use a food safe finish for your bowls and such?
Thank you Robert. Yes I do and have done on some previous videos. Chestnut Food Safe oil. My waxes are also food safe too. Very few of my bowls turned are used for food.
@@glennteagleofukwoodcraftca5308 Cool. I've heard of turners in the USA using walnut oil. Thanks again.
@@trahtrebor Just be aware of anyone with nut allergies etc with the oil you choose to use.