Woodturning. Can't believe these sold out again.
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
- Can't believe these sold out again.
To buy any of my Carbide tools or cutters visit my website;
www.ukwoodcraftandcarbidechisels.co.uk
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Email : glen.teagle@sky.com
Link to the video of how I make my GT Shine Juice - • Woodturning. Every Woo...
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#Axminster 1628 lathe.
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Please Note;
These videos are meant for the purposes of entertainment. Any attempt to imitate or copy what I do must be done at your own risk. My practices may not always be correct or the safest for you. I strongly recommend that you find your own way of turning. You are responsible for your own safety while woodworking. Read and understand the operation and safety manuals supplied with your tools and machinery to ensure you are safe while using such equipment.
I bought my first lathe after 35 yrs of woodworking. Then within hours, I find you guys. What an inspiration!! Just simple turning with a tip or two. I just love this channel. Thank you both so much!
Welcome to the channel. Lots of tips. Glad you are enjoying the videos. Happy turning.
Hey Glenn & Liza great to be able to chat again, that wee bud vase turned out great and your info on the sanding sealer and finishes are great, well done.
Thanks Alan. Glad you enjoyed it.
Great to have comments on again even though I can get you other ways. Nice wee vases & great explanation of that type of finish. Brill ! 👍🏴
Yes Jim. We'll just block keyboard warriors.
Good to have the chat back on . Had a good time learnt a lot thanks. The hollowing tool and the 6 an 8 mm tool work brilliant.
Glad you found the day helpful. Those SCH's are great.
You inspired me to make one of those from a piece of apple tree branch. It turned out incredible ( by my standards ) i used your recipe for sanding sealer to finish it. Thanks for the videos..😊
Thanks for watching. Thanks for giving it a go. Glad the videos helped.
Hi both, I'm really glad I can comment again (ignore the idiots). I'm glad you showed the Temu drill as I've just bought them, I've been tempted by the parting tool.
Great video, as always. Take care.
Can't fault TEMU woodturning stuff.
I always learn so much from you thanks for sharing some of your experience!
You are welcome. Glad you are finding the videos helpful.
Yet another great video. Think I will have to start collecting the pine laying around in work 😂
Thanks mate. Perfect job.
@@glennteagleofukwoodcraftca5308 woodturning and working for a timber merchant, can't ask for much better lol, just a shame we don't do much hard wood.
Nice job glen nice to see we can comment on the videos again. Have we got rid the trolls?? Certianly gonna be making some the shine juice. May even look into my own creation for slab finish aswell will send you a batch when i crack it 🏴👍
Nice one. Not sure yet, but they know they'll just be blocked. It's good to try your own mixes. Different styles suit different people and sanding techniques. I wanted something to use at speed. Think I've cracked it for the way I turn.
@@glennteagleofukwoodcraftca5308 yea looks like you have mate certianly looks great. I may try doing a batch for a finish for slab table tops cutting boards etc maybe try mixing part shellac and oil with some wax mix see how that goes. Fingers crossed they have disappeared hope you guys are good. Looking forward seeing some more 🏴👍
All the way from Missouri, good video
Welcome to the channel. Glad you enjoyed the video.
Nice turning!
Mr. Glenn, Good Day! Could I inquire about your respirator/helmet? Make, model and where you got it? I wear glasses too and am having a time finding comfortable easy on, easy off gear. Love your videos and have learned a lot watching. Hi Liza!!
Hi Danny. Glad you are enjoying the videos and finding them helpful. Liza says hi back. Here is a link to a video I did on the respirator. ruclips.net/video/HRskMIZEj4E/видео.html
Just found your channel and am learning a lot. Would like to make some rotary sanders that I saw in another of your videos but can't find the sanding head that you used on Temu. You mentioned that they come in a package of 2. What should I search for? I was also intrigued by the sanding attachment to your right angle drill that seems to replace the chuck. Where did you find that?
I just put in sanding pads and they come up for me. The drill, I bought the keyed chuck version, not the keyless. I haven't changed anything. I just fit my sanding arbour in it. Those I make. There's a video on that. ruclips.net/video/mka2lSmMqv8/видео.html
I only come to learn how to speak English proper! 😂❤👍🏻
It would be funny to hear all of the US talking likes I does. Lol
Thanks for the video, as always very informative, meths! Does the purple colour affect the finish in any way? Or do I have to search out some clear? Thanks again
No, I haven't noticed any difference
Great video guys off tomorrow to buy shellac😀 quick question if you don't mind are the shark jaws made by nova, cheers from Will.
Thanks Will. Mine were from Charnwood.
Very much enjoy your videos! Those bottles you use for the shellac - are they specifically compatible with alcohol? I've used some plastic water bottles and the alcohol ate through the plastic.
Yes they are. It's what the alcohol came in. Never had a problem. Water bottles are not made for holding alcohol.
HI Glenn and Liza, What kind of cloth do you use for applying your finish? I've tried paper towels, cotton socks, cotton bed sheets and I get streaks in the finish putting it on at a fast speed like you do. If I do it slow and put it on following the grain, it does better.
Hi Dale. If it's streaking, then your shellac is setting too quick so you might need to dilute the shellac a bit more or add more oil. The oil helps it to move around. I use a piece of bath towel.
@glennteagleofukwoodcraftca5308 Thank you, Glenn. By the way, Glenn was my dad's name.
Great video as always, what price are you selling the vases at? 😁
Thanks for watching.
I just stumbled onto your video. Excellent video. I just inherited a bunch of tools and round wood/acrylic solid tubes. Was wondering what to do then bam! Your video turned up. I’m still new to turning. I can make pens and one type of bottle stopper. So, I’m setting up some construction grade timber to learn how to turn bowls. I have a mini lathe. Saving for a midi. My question to you is how tall are your finished vases. I’m from Pittsburgh Pennsylvania. I know how to do the conversion from metric to standard. BTW: Love your proper English!
Glad you are enjoying the videos. I do vases that range from 4-8 inches.