No you did not send the pin. I just watched your video again and it is fun seeing a lot of my designs being used. But I freely share my information on how I make some of the twisted segment turnings and the free hand cutting for cool shapes. I remember a few people who worked with me as a wood patternmaker that was not willing to help anyone out with how to get something done. Kind of dumb as we were getting paid to make the patterns and the profit was always better if you could get it done quick and correct.
Made some bowls with your jig. Board was mix of oak and black walnut. Tip may he been 1/8" above dead center. The cutting went tough. The lathe stopped many times, though I went slow and cleared the chips. Suggestions?
Paul: I assume you are using my P-Type parting tool. If so, it needs to be 1/4" above center and go straight in. You want the center of the blade to be on the center line of the lathe.
Hi Ron, Nice jig. I just finished building my own using an aluminum block with a tool post and flat tool rest. About haft as mush in cost. But if I had seen this before I would have bought yours. Ron USCG RET
Ron, you should take a look at our new "P" Type parting tool. It is ideal for use with Bowl From A Board projects. I also just released a Lathe Mounted Disk Sander used to flatten the rings. www.ronbrownsbest.com
@@Ronbrownsbest thanks Ron. I just checked it out on your website. Looks good. I’m away on vacation, when I get back I’ll measure the tool rest height of my 3520b and place an order.
@@NianticRiverWoodcraftingChrisN Chris: Thanks! If you are ready to order, I have all the info I need for a PM3520 lathe. When you place your order, just say PM3520 and that will be sufficient. Enjoy your time off and God Bless. Ron
thePapa1947 You did most of the heavy lifting. Since you declined to make it available commercially (and I have the liability insurance) I thought I would take a stab. The response has been excellent so far. I would be happy to send you one at my expense if you will give me your info. You can find me at ronbrownsbest.com.
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Nice variation on my design. Even setting up the angle.
Thank you!
Sure thing Ron.
Pappa, let me know if I didn't send you the new steel pin. I'll send it to you for free if you still need it.
No you did not send the pin. I just watched your video again and it is fun seeing a lot of my designs being used.
But I freely share my information on how I make some of the twisted segment turnings and the free hand cutting for cool shapes.
I remember a few people who worked with me as a wood patternmaker that was not willing to help anyone out with how to get something done. Kind of dumb as we were getting paid to make the patterns and the profit was always better if you could get it done quick and correct.
Great collaboration guys I’m in the process of building one myself, but Roy That makes awesome stuff@@ThePapa1947
I just ordered mine and it is on the way. Ron makes the hard stuff easy.
We hope it's working out great!
Made some bowls with your jig. Board was mix of oak and black walnut. Tip may he been 1/8" above dead center. The cutting went tough. The lathe stopped many times, though I went slow and cleared the chips. Suggestions?
Paul: I assume you are using my P-Type parting tool. If so, it needs to be 1/4" above center and go straight in. You want the center of the blade to be on the center line of the lathe.
Ron, how can I purchase your cutting jack? Disregard this request. I visited your website and I will order the package.
Hi Ron, Nice jig. I just finished building my own using an aluminum block with a tool post and flat tool rest. About haft as mush in cost. But if I had seen this before I would have bought yours. Ron USCG RET
Ron, you should take a look at our new "P" Type parting tool. It is ideal for use with Bowl From A Board projects. I also just released a Lathe Mounted Disk Sander used to flatten the rings. www.ronbrownsbest.com
Have you ever tried using your jig on a concaved board, giving you a compound cut?
No, but you are welcome to try it for us.
Awesome jig! Thanks!!!
We appreciate the kind feedback!
Where can I find this bowl from boards jig??
Here is the link: longworthchuck.com/index.php?route=product/category&path=64
I bet I’ll be ordering one as soon as they are available. Looks great!
Chris: They will be available at ronbrownsbest.com on June 3, 2023. I needed the link to the video as we built the webpage listing. Thanks for asking.
@@Ronbrownsbest thanks Ron. I just checked it out on your website. Looks good. I’m away on vacation, when I get back I’ll measure the tool rest height of my 3520b and place an order.
@@NianticRiverWoodcraftingChrisN Chris: Thanks! If you are ready to order, I have all the info I need for a PM3520 lathe. When you place your order, just say PM3520 and that will be sufficient. Enjoy your time off and God Bless. Ron
Are they for sale now? How much?
Barry: They will be available at ronbrownsbest.com on June 3, 2023. I needed the link to the video as we built the webpage listing. Thanks for asking.
Could not find this on your website. Can you provide a link?
Here you go! www.longworthchuck.com/index.php?route=product/product&path=64&product_id=479
Hi Ron, Looks like another homerun
You won't believe how well it actually works. This is about the 10 iteration from what I started with.
thePapa1947 You did most of the heavy lifting. Since you declined to make it available commercially (and I have the liability insurance) I thought I would take a stab. The response has been excellent so far. I would be happy to send you one at my expense if you will give me your info. You can find me at ronbrownsbest.com.
How much
Here is the link! www.longworthchuck.com/index.php?route=product/product&path=64&product_id=479