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Vertex…apex…meh. Whichever.

Has Paul Hamler stopped uploading videos?

Now you are talking my language. I worked at Pratt & Whitney for many years. Your machinest approach is very good. Thanks.

Ok, about 100 times too many words and not enough showing what to do.

Great video thank you

thanks for some brilliant innovations.

A nicely done pair of videos. Thanks for all the work that you put into such a comprehensive description of the process. I have tried wire inlay a few times but will be much better prepared for my next attempt.

Thank you, Mr. Hamler.

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Love the info but the sounds as if your eating is my 1 thing i cant hear. Props to a master

You sir are a true one of a kind craftsman I can truly say it would be an honor to say that working with you would be a dream come true. And I myself also made wooden screw with the similar idea as you did in this video. For the reference ruclips.net/video/NUBG1SJOUJM/видео.html Only the difference is that I used wooden trimmer rotating in high speed by electric motor ,instead of The v-tool . The wooden trimmer could process relatively small wooden column. On the wooden column surface (D=11mm), the combined system could make thread ( M12mm, P=1.75mm, Depth=0.7mm) successfully. Thanks a lot.

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Wonderful videos. Is there a source for buying these tools? I’m not skilled enough to make my own. Thanks.

Every once in while I like and subscribe before I even watch the video. 👍

Dear Paul Excelent explanation. It s the best to sharpening a v gouge. Thanks.

Good teacher of a lost art Paul. At 75 I am just learning how to do so many new things.

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Many thanks!

Mr. Hamler, thank you so much for sharing your knowledge with us. My bucket list now includes spending one day with you in your shop.

AI Energy: All that security, but how many Chinese scientists are working inside the facility already?

Fantastic video - so many new ideas to try! Several I have never seen before. Thank you so much for making it!!!!!

Hi Paul. What do you use for a cutter for the tap?

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Fantastic video thanks for sharing your amazing talent ❤️

very nice, thanks for the info

The inlay info is awesome. The tool info is priceless. Very good stuff!

Thank you for sharing your knowledge, experience and hope you're well !!

Wow, Thank you so much for this documentation

Very nice, detailed video. Epic :)

Good video, thank you

Paul, You are such a treasure!! Learning a lot from your videos

Why you didn’t it with the normaly metal lathe ? Would'nt be simpler ?

Can you free hand aluminum knobs also?

What speeds are you doing this freehand brass cutting ?

Wow, freehand tooling on brass! Had no idea that was possible.

Thank you so much for taking the time to share this. This channel is exactly what I need right now to debug my screw box project. I just learned more than I had ever expected to know and am grateful to be a steward of your lifetime of experience and wisdom. I am looking at an old book on turning and one of the plates shows a screw box that has two v cutters mounted inside. Do you know if having an extra cutter will make any significant improvement in thread quality or will it just be another thing to sharpen?

To transfer any image onto anything use transfer paper aka graphite paper. It was originally used for typewriters, but these days is made for diy purposes. There's different variants for the different materials you want to transfer onto. Such as wood has 1 type, as well as metal has another type. It saves alot of hassle.

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Awesome video! Thank you Johnny Cash, I mean Paul…(well, you kinda sound like him:)

Such invaluable information from experience! THANK YOU!

Awesome

Where's part 2

I did it with Woodglut.

On "super glue," handle it wearing those really crappy gloves they use to make your sandwich and it will not stick to them or you.

Awesome

Good sir. I am sure Stanley would have been a much better company post WW with you in charge. VERY nice modifications.

I have been watching tons of videos on how to sharpen carving chisels but your explanation is the best and your technique is one that as a beginner I can do with ease. Thank you so much !

1st I'd like to Thank you Mr Paul for your time making this video. I ve tried to watch some people make these things and I would have to say you've done a Great Job. All the information and video were awesome. I would like to ask, how do you put a rapper on the inside of your pvc pipe? I see you have a lathe and it makes me think how I could do this another way lol You have a shop that many people Dream of Sir!! GOD Bless! 😇

here it is before the stain... THANKS PAUL!!! ruclips.net/video/lEEyjIQHY-Y/видео.html