Welcome to the channel Jack. I think I could do with a few more. What do you think? Glad you are enjoying watching our videos. We enjoy making them. Glad you find them helpful. Toodle pip for now. Glenn & Liza
Thank you and welcome to the channel. We are full of useful info and tips on this channel. If not subscribed already, it will help the channel to grow. Thank you in advance.
Welcome to the channel John from across the big pond. Thanks for watching. Glad you are enjoying the videos. Hope you continue to enjoy watching. Glenn & Liza
Amazing videos!! Love to see the quantity of gauges you got!!! I just got my first lathe... Now I'm saving for a set of gauges... It's kind of painful... Got my lathe but not gauges!!!
Hi, thanks for all your videos. Has restarted my interest in woodturning..have only previously done green wood on a pole lathe. Keep up good work. Cant wait to start once i order some chisels.
Hi Ian, tried to reply to your email. Mailer demon??? Response - As a New Turner, the Standard Type 3 Chisel Set is your best option. Forget all the other tools for now. These will allow you to turn anything from a pen to a 12 inch bowl, with no other tools necessary apart from maybe a parting tool. I don't know what the Drive Centre is called but I know they had them in stock. After I mention it each time on a video they sell out.
Hi Glenn & Liza, Lots of great tips in this video, thank you! I just bought the 4” Nova jaws on sale and now I know what those threaded holes are for, perfect timing on this video thanks again, Wayne from Alberta.
Another great idea glen thank you for sharing, I haven't had time to have a go at the star shape tea light holder and i certainly can't bake cakes 😂 maybe a rolling pin 😅 take care both of you 🍻
Thank you for this video ….. as always, I learned some great ways to make my lathe even more versatile! Don’t really have a use for them right now, but I think I will make one up just to have it available. Thanks again guys ….. best to y’all 🤠🇨🇱. ( Just a little lesson in Texan 🤠)
Nice one Glenn all we have to do is think about it, and then think outside the box job done. Every time I think yes ill do that you go ( o ya and if you do this you get this ) brilliant 😊
Hello Glen, Thanks for your videos. I’ve just ordered a set of Charnwood small Cole jaws so I can follow your methods to make some wooden jaws. I noted when ordering the Cole jaws it said that you should restrict speed to 600rpm. I have some larger Cole jaws and wasn’t aware that you should significant reduce speed. I haven’t had any problems but wondered what speed do you use them at? Thanks. Neil
Hi Neil, I turn at 2500 RPM on my small one that I have my Wooden jaws on. I've never had an issue. I'm not saying for you to do it, but I've never had a problem. My big cole jaws, I tend to turn anything between 1200-1600 on those. I only use them to finish off the bottom of a bowl. taking the foot off. It's recommended at 600 but again in 20 years of using that set of cole jaws I've never had a problem with them.
@@glennteagleofukwoodcraftca5308 Hi Glenn, thanks for providing the knowledge and inspiration. I made a mixture of the 'pendant jaws' and 'scoops' styles, adjusted for scoops, primarily because I don't have as many chucks as you do, so being able to fit the jig quickly to standard chuck jaws is essential. My second attempt is an improvement on the first; 'so far so good'!!
Hey there! I appreciate your ingenuity and humor. Have you ever made tower jaws, or any other kind of pin jaws using this technique? How would you imagine the process changes? Thanks!
What a great idea. Love the fact that you can make your own jaws for any project out of cheap wood. I also like your little table behind the tailstock that can hold your turning tools. Did you put a piece of wood underneath to slide in the center slot of your lathe bed?
Welcome to the channel. Thanks for watching. Yes I have put a piece of wood in the centre slot. It comes in very handy for putting your tools on while turning.
Glenn and Liza there is a lot of good information in that video, it seems to be endless to what you can do with them. Great stuff. Q how can I get into your shop as Im looking for carbides. Thanks
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
Bonjour je trouve vos vidéos très intéressante mise à part regarder je devine vos commentaires est-ce compliqué d’avoir le sous titre en français ? Car je sur que le fait de vous écouter est très intéressant 🤔 😊👍🙏
Hi Philippe. Welcome to the channel. Hope you are enjoying the videos even though I guess it would be hard to understand some words I use. Some words can't be translated. Have you subscribed t the channel? It helps it to grow. Thank you in advance. Happy turning. Toodle pip for now. Glenn & Liza
Finally I found a woodturner with enough chisels!!! Great video, very informative and entertaining.😄
Welcome to the channel Jack. I think I could do with a few more. What do you think? Glad you are enjoying watching our videos. We enjoy making them. Glad you find them helpful. Toodle pip for now. Glenn & Liza
There's still some empty space on that wall. His collection is not complete. 😅
I like your no nonsense approach.
Thank you.
I've lost count of all the useful ideas in this vid. Definitely going to make some of these. Thanks!
Thank you and welcome to the channel. We are full of useful info and tips on this channel. If not subscribed already, it will help the channel to grow. Thank you in advance.
You put the fun back in to turn. Keep it up.
Thank you. That’s what it’s all about.
I enjoy your videos - John U.S.A.
Welcome to the channel John from across the big pond. Thanks for watching. Glad you are enjoying the videos. Hope you continue to enjoy watching. Glenn & Liza
You two crack me up. Nice vid.
Glad you like the vids. Toodle pip for now. Glenn & Liza
Glen I love you and your videos I am a long time Turner and have made some of the wooden jaws but your demos are fabulous thanks
Thank you Nicholas. Very much appreciated. Glad you have given it a go at making some wooden chucks.
Fantastic. Thanks Glenn.
Thank you John. Glad you liked it.
Amazing videos!! Love to see the quantity of gauges you got!!! I just got my first lathe... Now I'm saving for a set of gauges... It's kind of painful... Got my lathe but not gauges!!!
I've been doing this and collecting my tools for around 40 years.
So much info in a great video. Cheers for taking the time to make them.
You are very welcome David. Thanks for watching.
Hi, thanks for all your videos. Has restarted my interest in woodturning..have only previously done green wood on a pole lathe. Keep up good work. Cant wait to start once i order some chisels.
Hi Ian, tried to reply to your email. Mailer demon??? Response - As a New Turner, the Standard Type 3 Chisel Set is your best option. Forget all the other tools for now. These will allow you to turn anything from a pen to a 12 inch bowl, with no other tools necessary apart from maybe a parting tool. I don't know what the Drive Centre is called but I know they had them in stock. After I mention it each time on a video they sell out.
Hi again, thanks for that. I just ordered them.
@@Ian-jc2ot5kk9m excellent. Happy turning.
Thanks for a great video, I'm hoping to feel well enough soon to be able to get into my shed and make some Sawdust.
Hope you get better soon Mark. Best wishes from us. Glenn & Liza
Great video. Thank you.
Thanks for this Glenn I was wondering about your wooden chuck jaws. I’m off into my shed in the morning to make a couple of sets
Nice one. Let us know how you get on.
Great idea.
Thank you Brad. Welcome to the channel. Have you subscribed yet? It helps the channel to grow. Thank you in advance.
Thank you so very much for sharing this. Very creative and I didn't think about cold jaws. Great hack.
You are welcome. Cole jaws. Happy turning.
Excellent!!
Thank you Leslie
Hi Glenn & Liza, Lots of great tips in this video, thank you! I just bought the 4” Nova jaws on sale and now I know what those threaded holes are for, perfect timing on this video thanks again, Wayne from Alberta.
Hi Wayne from across the big pond. Glad you found the video helpful. Happy turning. Glenn & Liza
Thanks for making this mate. Much appreciated 🤝
Thanks for watching. How's your hand doing?
Another great idea glen thank you for sharing, I haven't had time to have a go at the star shape tea light holder and i certainly can't bake cakes 😂 maybe a rolling pin 😅 take care both of you 🍻
🤪😜😛Give it a go when you do have time. It's fun. Let us know how you get on. 🧁😄
Morning Liza. Could you please ask Glenn which screw chuck he recommends. Thanks a bunch guys.
Glenn says he has the 2 inch one from RDG Tools.
@@glennteagleofukwoodcraftca5308 Thanks Liza. Can’t get enough of your videos, keep em coming guys.
@@williamkeay5692 No probs. Will do.
Another great video glen, keep em coming😉
Hard thinking up ideas for new vids. These latest ones were to answer question. Got any ideas?
simple and a good idea, thx. tried and love it. 🙂
Thanks Ronald. Nice one.
Well that followed on from my question the other day. Huge thank-you, now I need to get a wriggle on and make a set. 👍
Go for it. Let us know how you get on.
Thank you for this video ….. as always, I learned some great ways to make my lathe even more versatile! Don’t really have a use for them right now, but I think I will make one up just to have it available. Thanks again guys ….. best to y’all 🤠🇨🇱. ( Just a little lesson in Texan 🤠)
You are welcome Randy. More lessons welcome.
Nice one Glenn all we have to do is think about it, and then think outside the box job done. Every time I think yes ill do that you go ( o ya and if you do this you get this ) brilliant 😊
Thanks Jim. Glad you enjoyed the video and found it helpful.
Hello Glen, Thanks for your videos. I’ve just ordered a set of Charnwood small Cole jaws so I can follow your methods to make some wooden jaws. I noted when ordering the Cole jaws it said that you should restrict speed to 600rpm. I have some larger Cole jaws and wasn’t aware that you should significant reduce speed. I haven’t had any problems but wondered what speed do you use them at? Thanks. Neil
Hi Neil, I turn at 2500 RPM on my small one that I have my Wooden jaws on. I've never had an issue. I'm not saying for you to do it, but I've never had a problem. My big cole jaws, I tend to turn anything between 1200-1600 on those. I only use them to finish off the bottom of a bowl. taking the foot off. It's recommended at 600 but again in 20 years of using that set of cole jaws I've never had a problem with them.
Hello Glenn and Liza; as always, plenty to learn! Presumably the 'pendant jaws' you showed could be adjusted for scoops?
Hi David. Possibly. Not tried it, as I have made some specifically for scoops. Give it a go. Let us know how you get on.
@@glennteagleofukwoodcraftca5308 Hi Glenn, thanks for providing the knowledge and inspiration. I made a mixture of the 'pendant jaws' and 'scoops' styles, adjusted for scoops, primarily because I don't have as many chucks as you do, so being able to fit the jig quickly to standard chuck jaws is essential. My second attempt is an improvement on the first; 'so far so good'!!
@@davidbaxter5132 You are welcome. Glad you found it helpful. That's what it's all about. Nice one!
Hey there! I appreciate your ingenuity and humor. Have you ever made tower jaws, or any other kind of pin jaws using this technique? How would you imagine the process changes? Thanks!
Hi. I have no need for wooden pin jaws. I should imagine the same process would work, just extend the wood on your chuck.
What a great idea. Love the fact that you can make your own jaws for any project out of cheap wood.
I also like your little table behind the tailstock that can hold your turning tools.
Did you put a piece of wood underneath to slide in the center slot of your lathe bed?
Welcome to the channel. Thanks for watching. Yes I have put a piece of wood in the centre slot. It comes in very handy for putting your tools on while turning.
Nice. Glad i don't need to buy some jaw plates now 😅
Glad the video helped.
Learning loads mind blown ,
Excellent.
What is your respiratory
Glenn and Liza there is a lot of good information in that video, it seems to be endless to what you can do with them. Great stuff. Q how can I get into your shop as Im looking for carbides. Thanks
Glad you found it helpful. www.ukwoodcraftandcarbidechisels.co.uk UK only.
😊
Make it wooden with WoodPrix.
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
I don't have any live worms I'm afraid. I don't dig for worms. I don't know when I'm at Makro next. We don't plan, we just go last minute.
Bonjour je trouve vos vidéos très intéressante mise à part regarder je devine vos commentaires est-ce compliqué d’avoir le sous titre en français ? Car je sur que le fait de vous écouter est très intéressant 🤔 😊👍🙏
Hi Philippe. Welcome to the channel. Hope you are enjoying the videos even though I guess it would be hard to understand some words I use. Some words can't be translated. Have you subscribed t the channel? It helps it to grow. Thank you in advance. Happy turning. Toodle pip for now. Glenn & Liza