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Happy Anniversary to you both

Happy anniversary guys. We have just celebrated our 56th.😊

Happy Anniversary to you both.

really helpful videos to watch on how to use carbide tools on the angle, I'm interested to know is it easier to use your round bar tools on the angle rather than the square ones?

Nice to meet you both today thanks for the baiter thanks Andy and bela the dog

That was a great lesson, not just for the carbide but for most tools.

best videos on youtube. should have been a teacher mate. learn something new everytime

Another wonderful teaching thanks Glenn great and wonderful information Blessings.

Utterly fantastic lesson.

Now i no what to do with the pile of logs i have lying outside my workshop just need get them cut and split bowls for Christmas presents. Wicked job Mate loving this wee rerun series with the type 3 set. 👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

Just got my standard set and the parting tool. Great timing with these videos!

Thanks, Glenn. So much to learn, but you are making it look achievable, not easy but achievable and enjoyable.

Great video Glenn.I will be getting a set if possible.

You are incredible on the lathe

Was a pleasure to watch you work on this bowl. It's nice to see how you overcome some minor problems in real time, too.

Great advice! As a fairly new turner, sometimes it’s hard not to exceed my capabilities. You see a video and boy “ that looks easy “ ….. but you forget how many hours of turning time the presenter has. Sure they make it look easy, but don’t try to run before you learn to walk 🤠🇨🇱

You could have a sideline selling those jigs to the ‘great unwashed’. You’d make a k*lling!

Glenn, I don’t know how many years of experience you have, but you accomplish (what appear to be) the simplest of tasks with ease! Us mere mortals are, hopefully, hanging onto your ‘coattails’. Thank your for explaining such tasks with a degree of confidence & patience I cannot seam to grasp. I’ll get there in decades. It’s a bit unfortunate that I ain’t got got decades in which to practice - but I’ll die trying, & enjoying it! Ta.

Brilliant and very informative I agree its deffo Laburnum

Another great video. Thank you.

Another set of good informative videos Glenn, harking back to your really early ones. A great lesson, reminder & refresh for everybody. Magic.! 👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

Laughed so hard... at the man up comment😂😂😂 lucky us ladies don't need that step

Great video, exactly what i needed right now. Gave my new Type 3 set a go on Saturday (thank you, they are amazing chisels, and an absolute bargain). The tools are great, but the information here is the cherry on top - so many little nuggets that make a huge difference to how I'd use them. Loving your work and videos, please keep them coming.

Lots of good advice and a great no nonsense presentation style

This Yorkshireman enjoys your content. Keep it up Glenn & Liza

Evening glen, hope yourself and wife doing well, bought a set of your standards short handle used a few months back, lately im finding the square isnt cutting seems to just create dust ive attempted sharpening on a diamond stone but no improvment, any ideas ? thanks

I tried making a Christmas tree. Not like that. It didn't turn out. To say the least, the branches broke off while turning. I'll try it your way.

From Ohio over here. Always love your videos. Very informative, educational and entertaining. You're very lucky, no way I could have my wife in the shop. Liza sounds like so much fun.

Another excellent video Mr Teagle. So helpful. 🤩 Thanks for uploading. I’m looking forward to receiving my 6mm chisel which I ordered today 😊

For anyone reading this i have glens type 3 set they are phenomenal....... Fantastic video mate proper informative as ever. Hope you had fun at goth weekend and hope your top hat lived up to expectations. Im about to mill/blank some spalted beech and cherry logs if you facy any?? 👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

Did you see that you made the BBC news channel on there app at Whitby, fabulous,

Oh that’s hysterical! Well done!

Love this, would it work with pine as all I have is 2x2 offcuts of it ?

very nice

Hi Glenn and Liza I have bought two lots of tea lights from Amazon and they are approximately 26.5mm diameter and fall out unless I use masking tape on the circumference do you have a source of 38 mm tea lights please Best wishes Ken

Very useful. Thanks. Just so I’m clear, spindle gouge size is the actual round bar diameter they’re made of? I’m in Canada, so always leery of the different ways bowl gouges are measured. Do you make your own aluminum ferrules that go on a wooden handle? I’d like to make some and have a metal lathe. Just wondering what you’ve found works best.

Aha, they're brilliant! Excellent paint job, Liza. Nice demo on the round carbide, Glen. Shaping these tools so you can ride the bevel is genius!

I’d like to see you using the bait needles you turn ….. Not familiar with those having only done lake and stream fishing 🤠🇨🇱

I've been looking for a face shield like yours and all I can find are ones with the filters on the bottom and feel they will obstruct vision. Where can I get one like yours?

Hi.great video. Thank you. What grit is the CBN wheel that you put on?

Are you fishing macro next need to see you got some timber for you I can't turn or cut down, only 3bits I am sure you'll sort it just want some live worms for exchange

You produce some good projects but as an international tutor and demonstrator l would never advocate touching a rotating piece of material, more expecially a piece that has bark attached. I have seen many turners do this and receive nasty wooden spelks in fingers. Two things to do if you want to check your material is round or smooth. One, stop the lathe or using the back of the gouge on the rotating timber check that way. Just a couple of small points but l have never seen a turner touch rotating timber as much as you do.

Hi Glenn and Liza fantastic video so well explained,I have been using traditional chisels more since using your carbides but with some trepidation I now fully understand the theory and will practice more with both. My detail chisel arrived this morning and coincided with watching this video so thank you for covering the detail I am ok with the square round and au cutters and feel more. Confident about trying the detail Please can you tell me how to find the previous eleven videos as I would like to watch them all I would have given up wood turning if it had not been for your videos and chisels I am so grateful as I have been retired for twenty five years and without my renewed interest in turning I think I would been glued to my chair watching television!

I don't think I'll see you as I'm in Australia

Nice but the newer chisels are to high priced, when a box of originals can be bought for the price of on of these newer ones

Recent subscriber here! Great channel! Was reviewing your videos on sharpening for pennies and I want to incorporate them for myself. My question is is there a dfference in the measurements if you use a 6 inch grinder? Is it a matter of shortening the spindle length for the clamping mechanism or adding length to the other measurements? Or, am I overthinking it? Please advise.

With a different ‘paint make-over’ he’s a lovely Frosty the Snowman. A great turning, as per usual.

Recent subscriber here! Was just wondering how to adapt this to a 6 inch grinder is it take 2 inches off the spindle length of the clamping mechanism or adding 2 inches to the other measurements or am I totally off base and have to figure it out myself? Please advise! Love the channel, by the way!

What size spindle gouge would that one be? Looks ½ or 3/8", just not sure. It sure works a treat once you've tuned it up! Thanks.

This has to be the absolute BEST sharpening video I've come across, and some great turning tips too! I only wish I'd found it a couple of weeks ago before I bought a second "slow" speed grinder. I have my old lathe that is just like your grey one (I had thought about using it for polishing, but not sharpening <doh>). I have also been wondering about platforms, and your jigs that go on the round bar make such great sense. I can weld so making them up will be no problem. Many thanks. I'm going to make another coffee and then look for the continuation. Oh, what grit belt do you use on the skew sharpener?