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  • Опубликовано: 18 ноя 2024

Комментарии • 8

  • @icespeckledhens
    @icespeckledhens 4 года назад

    Beautifully turned mortar and pestle.
    Thanks
    James

  • @johnpbh
    @johnpbh 4 года назад +1

    Lovely project and beautifully timed... number two son has decided that he is a bit of a Gordon Ramsey and has told me that I can turn a mortar and pestle for him. What do I find, Colwin has put an instructional video up all for me. :) :) Aren't I lucky. Thanks for putting it up and now that I have found you I suspect that I will be there on Tuesday and Thursday to see what transpires... Stay safe in these crazy times.

  • @ajmagic111
    @ajmagic111 4 года назад

    I would suggest vacuuming up the initial shaving as they have wax on them and could present a slip hazard

  • @mikefoulkes9510
    @mikefoulkes9510 3 года назад

    Hello Colwin what do you seal your cut ends with .

    • @axminster
      @axminster  3 года назад

      Hi Mike, the following reply is from Colwin "If the question relates to a pestle and mortar, then I use food safe oil. However, if you mean cut end of lumber then its PVA."

  • @jimgill1105
    @jimgill1105 4 года назад

    Extractor is very noisy - missing some information, especially as I'm hard of hearing - otherwise a really informative video & enjoying these series of videos.

  • @nlmccune
    @nlmccune 3 года назад

    Tip: Do not try to watch this with CC on... it will not help you understand.

  • @hobbyturner6634
    @hobbyturner6634 4 года назад

    Lovely pieces. My only criticism is that you have a habit of talking to the camera whilst the extractor is on and you are sanding. It's difficult to hear you !! (the closed captions are diabolical to follow you should see them !!)