Tell me why I haven’t seen this before? Best advice on small shop layout I’ve see. I will use some of your advice as I’m currently remodeling my shop. And yes I like and use you tool selections, I have most of them because of your advice and use. Thanks. Ken, Lubbock, Tx
I have really enjoyed your shop tour, your talking style is pretty relaxing, actually I am a turning learner, I will be receiving my lathe in a 10 day time, sure I am learning from you brother, wishing you all the success, // Ibrahim from Tunisia.
Tim, just found this channel and really liking the variety of your topics. In this video you talked about an LED light and I have been looking at LED lights bulbs (not fixtures) for my lathe. Can you or anyone else recommend a brand and possibly a specific light (soft, bright, natural)? I have a 4224b with two 100w fixtures that will take a size up to the "normal" incandescent size.
Sorry for the late reply Ryan. I have not found an led yet that is economical . Also I have had a hard time finding a 100w equivalent that shines a soft natural light. If you find one let me know. My next upgrade is to see if I can replace my fluorescent fixtures with LEDs.
Hi Tim I've been trying off an on for a couple years now an I only have pine to turn with my question is what's the best way to dry it so it don't crack bad
Very nice Tim. One question for you. I make a lot of game calls and bottle toppers, when I sand I sand with walnut oil. Can you do this with the baronet? Will the baronet last as long ? Thanks.
I have not had a chance to wet sand with the Abranet. I will give it a shot and get back with you. My first thought is that it should hold up fine to the oil.
Hi Tim, Your comments on the Robust have peaked my curiosity. If you are familiar with the OneWay 2436, can you tell me advantages your Robust has? These two are the lathes I am considering. Thanks for your comments.
I have to ask; do wood turners make a living selling their work? Seems like a quite a limited amount of things made for sale, and never covering the costs. Is wood turning more of a hobby, so the expensive tools, don't need to pay for themselves, or earn you a living?
I love your videos, your manner, humour and presentation. I can't wait for new videos to appear. Bless you for all your advice, inspiration and help.
I appreciate the tour and it will help me in the future when I setup my shop. Thank you Tim.
I'm impressed there is so much stuff in such a small space. I'm also very jealous of that lathe!
Tell me why I haven’t seen this before? Best advice on small shop layout I’ve see. I will use some of your advice as I’m currently remodeling my shop. And yes I like and use you tool selections, I have most of them because of your advice and use. Thanks. Ken, Lubbock, Tx
I have really enjoyed your shop tour, your talking style is pretty relaxing, actually I am a turning learner, I will be receiving my lathe in a 10 day time, sure I am learning from you brother, wishing you all the success, // Ibrahim from Tunisia.
That it s the lathe i dream about having!
That lathe is awesome...
enjoyed your tour...Great ideas
Beautiful shop
Tim, just found this channel and really liking the variety of your topics. In this video you talked about an LED light and I have been looking at LED lights bulbs (not fixtures) for my lathe. Can you or anyone else recommend a brand and possibly a specific light (soft, bright, natural)? I have a 4224b with two 100w fixtures that will take a size up to the "normal" incandescent size.
Sorry for the late reply Ryan. I have not found an led yet that is economical . Also I have had a hard time finding a 100w equivalent that shines a soft natural light. If you find one let me know. My next upgrade is to see if I can replace my fluorescent fixtures with LEDs.
Why did you get rid of the Stubby you had in your last shop tour?
nice!
Hi Tim I've been trying off an on for a couple years now an I only have pine to turn with my question is what's the best way to dry it so it don't crack bad
Very nice Tim. One question for you. I make a lot of game calls and bottle toppers, when I sand I sand with walnut oil. Can you do this with the baronet? Will the baronet last as long ? Thanks.
I have not had a chance to wet sand with the Abranet. I will give it a shot and get back with you. My first thought is that it should hold up fine to the oil.
Tim Yoder hey tim i tried to friend u on facebook
Hi Tim, Your comments on the Robust have peaked my curiosity. If you are familiar with the OneWay 2436, can you tell me advantages your Robust has? These two are the lathes I am considering. Thanks for your comments.
I have to ask; do wood turners make a living selling their work? Seems like a quite a limited amount of things made for sale, and never covering the costs.
Is wood turning more of a hobby, so the expensive tools, don't need to pay for themselves, or earn you a living?