Stewart ! You keep reading my mind on what my next bit of kit is going to be……..perfect timing for this one. I was planning a trip to Simon Hope’s emporium to take a look at this myself, but your timely review will save me the trip…….mail order can take the strain now. Many, many thanks.
Very nice jig Stewart and a great explanation. Looking forward to seeing what you end up making with it, apart from the one I've already seen. Take care Stewart. Cheers, Huw
Thanks for sharing info Stewart. I have one of the jigs, the swing plate and index wheel. I am looking forward to creating new pieces using it perhaps later this year. I am using a Dewalt trim router. Take care Stewart Cheers Harold
Interesting, Stewart. I saw you use it in the vase video. It looks like you could also make some sort of perpendicular guide system and make annular flutes too. All my fluting is on flat wood so I don't need one of these but it's still good to see and learn. Bill
Thanks for the belly laugh Stewart!... you know how much I love precision... hahaha. Actually, that's one of the things I love watching your channel. Nothings ever really finished. Always going too far with the colors. ETC. Love your videos, thanks. Stay safe, Vickie PS, would you be able to use one of the holes in the plate to put a screw thru and swing it back a forth?
Cheers, Vickie - always glad to give someone a laugh!! Yes, in answer to your question - I'm thinking of ways to use such an approach for stopped cuts.
@@stewartfurini , the only real complaint I've read is you have to do more sanding. I wonder if there is a better cutting bit available which would leave a cleaner surface.
Hi Jeffery - I'm not sure.....it's possible that Olivers Woodturning in the UK might stock it and be able to ship it to the US. I know that Hope Woodturning in the UK are not able to ship to the UK but they may have a US stockist - you could contact them directly by email here: hopewoodturning@gmail.com Good luck!
That looks like an awesome piece of kit. Think I'm still working my way to the video where you would be using it, but am looking forward to it.
Cheers, John - it's great fun to use!
Stewart ! You keep reading my mind on what my next bit of kit is going to be……..perfect timing for this one. I was planning a trip to Simon Hope’s emporium to take a look at this myself, but your timely review will save me the trip…….mail order can take the strain now. Many, many thanks.
Haha - but it!! And get the index system too if you don't have one....video coming on this next Saturday evening but it's a solid bit of kit as welll!
@@stewartfurini I already have the indexing kit, so only the fluting jig needed 😃👍🏼
Very nice jig Stewart and a great explanation.
Looking forward to seeing what you end up making with it, apart from the one I've already seen.
Take care Stewart.
Cheers, Huw
Thanks, Huw! I think I'll have to get the hinge attachment as well....plenty of fun to come!
Thanks for sharing info Stewart. I have one of the jigs, the swing plate and index wheel. I am looking forward to creating new pieces using it perhaps later this year. I am using a Dewalt trim router.
Take care Stewart
Cheers
Harold
I hope to see what you make with it, Harold....I'll probably get the hinge jig soon....
Interesting, Stewart. I saw you use it in the vase video. It looks like you could also make some sort of perpendicular guide system and make annular flutes too. All my fluting is on flat wood so I don't need one of these but it's still good to see and learn.
Bill
Cheers, Bill - I'm sure that could be done and no doubt I'll try it one day!
Thanks for the belly laugh Stewart!... you know how much I love precision... hahaha. Actually, that's one of the things I love watching your channel. Nothings ever really finished. Always going too far with the colors. ETC. Love your videos, thanks. Stay safe, Vickie PS, would you be able to use one of the holes in the plate to put a screw thru and swing it back a forth?
Cheers, Vickie - always glad to give someone a laugh!! Yes, in answer to your question - I'm thinking of ways to use such an approach for stopped cuts.
I would love to see you try it with the hinge. Looks like good quality.
Thank you, Robert - the build quality on it is very good indeed. It'll last a lifetime....and maybe I'll order the hinge jig this week!
@@stewartfurini , the only real complaint I've read is you have to do more sanding. I wonder if there is a better cutting bit available which would leave a cleaner surface.
@@robertcornelius3514 I'm sure I'll experiment with different ones! Love a tool buying slope, me....
Which router are you using in it?
Hi Ruby - this is a Draper trim router - www.drapertools.com/product/58349/trimming-router-710w/
Is there any way one can purchase this jig in the US?
Hi Jeffery - I'm not sure.....it's possible that Olivers Woodturning in the UK might stock it and be able to ship it to the US. I know that Hope Woodturning in the UK are not able to ship to the UK but they may have a US stockist - you could contact them directly by email here: hopewoodturning@gmail.com
Good luck!
What is its use?
Here’s an example of it in action th-cam.com/video/o7EEUhgaRkI/w-d-xo.html