Very generous of you to publish this on TH-cam. I have some of your DVDs, but not this one. Also have McNaughton and I appreciate the many tips you share here. That wiggle action is one invaluable example. And watching and changing direction in mid core. And the tips at the end. A master class in the use of a versatile system by a serious production bowl turner. (Btw, awesome pile of shavings at the end demo -- looks like a hamster cage). Thank you, Greg
Mike you are the GOAT! I just bought a used (very little used) KM coring system here in Germany (got lucky on eBay) and I was nervous to take the plunge, so to speak! ;-P I learned sooooo much from this video...know I'll be watching it again! Many many thanks for making this available. I am curious, when you core a blank this way, you are using fresh wood, right? Some of those burls have so many bowls in the set--is the surface finish from the coring cut so good? some of them seem too thin to even clean up with a gouge... Or do you clean up only the very bottom of the inside, and then flip it to remove that baby-tenon? Warm regards, Amy
Man, that natural edge wood is beautiful. Thank you for sharing your knowledge.
Very good video I learned a lot. Thanks.
Very generous of you to publish this on TH-cam. I have some of your DVDs, but not this one. Also have McNaughton and I appreciate the many tips you share here. That wiggle action is one invaluable example. And watching and changing direction in mid core. And the tips at the end.
A master class in the use of a versatile system by a serious production bowl turner. (Btw, awesome pile of shavings at the end demo -- looks like a hamster cage).
Thank you,
Greg
Thanks so much Mike. This is just what I needed.
I really love your security shoes…😊😊😊
Mike you are the GOAT! I just bought a used (very little used) KM coring system here in Germany (got lucky on eBay) and I was nervous to take the plunge, so to speak! ;-P I learned sooooo much from this video...know I'll be watching it again! Many many thanks for making this available.
I am curious, when you core a blank this way, you are using fresh wood, right? Some of those burls have so many bowls in the set--is the surface finish from the coring cut so good? some of them seem too thin to even clean up with a gouge... Or do you clean up only the very bottom of the inside, and then flip it to remove that baby-tenon?
Warm regards,
Amy
thanks for excellent tutorial. What diameter is bolt that is on latest versions of tool rest? seems like something one should add to older versions.
Are you asking about the turret?
Where to purchase? Can’t find anything in Europe
Craft Supplies USA
Appropriate slot? Explain
Craft Supplies USA sells them
Dictum Germany.