What an absaloutley amazing detailed lesson on new turning a bowl with your set glen i very very detailed and in-depth the only difference i have is the mortice you put on the bottom to accept the jaws am guessing the detail then matches the chuck jaws. My jaws are not dovetailed they seem just be a 90 as such jaws. 👍🏴
Hey thanks, I'm 71 just started turning pens and pipe stems, You gave me just what I need to turn my first bowls. Just watching you do it gives me the confidence I needed to giver a try. You made it look to easy to come up with a nice finished product...
Welcome to the channel Nigel. Thanks for watching. Glad you enjoyed the video. Plenty available for you to catch up on. We now have over 500 videos, all with a little tip or two. Enjoy.
Welcome to the channel Dale. Hope you will enjoy your turning journey. Happy turning. We have over 500 videos for you to watch on turning so many different things. Enjoy. Toodle pip for now. Glenn & Liza
Once again great video Glenn and Liza. I've had a couple of your chisels before so after this video I'm putting in my new order now. I joined the local Man Shed but feel like Billy-no-mates so its you guys on YT. I'll get there because with you there never seems to be any pressure. Thanks again. Allan
Hi Allan. This seems to be a big problem across all clubs. What a community this is! Well you have us here. We are always happy to help. If you have any questions, feel free to drop us a comment or an email. We can always answer it in a video. It's meant to be about having fun. No pressure here. Happy turning. Toodle pip for now. Glenn & Liza
You reminded me of Tommy Cooper when you kept going behind the curtain and coming out with something different. Excellent video again guys. They join your local club for some training but the one I joined did not explain things as clear as have doen. Learnt a lot guys Thanks and keep up the good work
Lol. Glad you enjoyed the video and found it helpful. We get told this all the time, about Clubs. Apparently calling people Scrapers because they choose to use carbides. What kind of community is this, that treats it's own members like that?
Did you say the type of wood you used in this video? On my tv it was a brilliant yellow. On my iPad it was less yellow, leaving me wondering what type of wood is it?? Long excellent video. I started turning 50 years ago, then just before I retired, I talked my wife into letting me get one. My Wife is a lovely woman, and I don’t want to do anything that might mess that up. Thanks Clay
I am completely new to turning and found this video on using Carbide chisels very very helpful, and to see the SCH3 chisel is a game changer on the finish, thanks very much for taking the time to do the video, great stuff.
Welcome to the channel Alan. Have you subscribed yet? If so, thank you in advance. It helps the channel to grow. We put vids up every week. Any problems let us know and we can answer them in a video if you like, so you can see it being done. The SCH3 is a great tool. Happy turning. Toodle pip for now. Glenn & Liza
Excellent video Glenn and Liza. Thank you so much for doing one from the point of view of a new turner with only a midi lathe and a set of your standard chisels and a couple of extras. Thanks also for your answers to my questions… now to have a go at making my own adjustable handle(s)! 😊
Great video! Am yet to turn a bowl. And have my first carbide tools on the way. This was a great watch and provided some inspiration! After watching this, I am confident in my capabilities to tackle a bowl!
Glad you enjoyed the video and found it helpful. Good luck in turning your first bowl. Let us know how you get on. Happy turning. Toodle pip for now. Glenn & Liza
Thanks for a really good informative lesson, received my tools today thanks, made up with them. Just need to give them a go now and you’ve just shown me how cheers guys 👍.
thank you for this. Like (only because there is no super like button) and happy to be a new subscriber. I love your vibe and skill, Again thank you sir. I would share more about my journey but not appropriate here on comment. In short I decided to live and celibate life after beating cancer. I have always had a passion to turn since high school wood shop. I am now 54. Much respect for you and the time you take to share. I have not turned my lathe on for over 3 years now out of frustration, and yes fear. (Fear from some bad experiences with catches with non carbide. I now have basic carbide tools). I want you to know this video has me wanting to celebrate life again by turning on my lathe. what is that finishing carbide chisel?
Hi Glen. Welcome to the channel. Glad you are enjoying watching our videos and find them helpful. It makes them all worthwhile when we hear that our video has made you want to enjoy woodturning again and not to be scared. The finishing carbide chisel is my SCH 3. It's a great finisher. Happy turning. Toodle pip for now. Glenn & Liza
@@glennteagleofukwoodcraftca5308 thank you for your reply. I thought I heard wrong in video about the finishing carbide. Google search is letting me down lol.
Top stuff. I have introduced carbide to our men's club and this should help greatly. Your shield and mask look good. Can you tell me where you got it from?
Hi glen im just started my journey into wood turning ive been given a old nutool wood lathe and some chisels which i think are cheap ones , im looking at a axminster midi lathe in the near future, as you anderstand price is a major factor for many people i like that you show people how to make some items ,the question i have for you is do you think a set of carbide tools around £40-£60 are any good thank you in advance subscribed to your channel and i think you will be my tutor for a while as there are no turning workshops near me thank you again
Hi Gareth. Welcome to the channel. Thanks for subscribing. It helps the channel to grow. I can't recommend any other tools. I never recommend any tools I have never used myself. At £40-£60 a set, I presume you are talking about the ones coming from China. You take your own chance on that. Do they come with guarantees? What I can guarantee you is that those tools will not do what I do with mine on my channel. All my tools, on my website come with a Lifetime Guarantee.
I loved this tutorial. I would have loved to buy your carbide turning tools but you don't ship to US. Since you don't, do you know anyone in the US that makes anything like your SCH 3 tool? That tool looks like a perfect kind of finishing tool I would love to get. Thanks again for your videos.
That is too bad. One question I have also, the set of carbide tools I bought and have started using has the 12mm round bit and the 11mm square bit. Are those sizes standard size bits or are they smaller than I should have to really turn bigger things like bowls and stuff? Not sure if I bought the right sized tools for most uses or if these are really meant for pens and smaller things. Thanks for your time and expertise.
@@DropDKeeb It's not about the size of your tool, it's about what you do with it, as Liza often tells me. Lol. My favourite tool has the 9mm Round cutter.
What an absaloutley amazing detailed lesson on new turning a bowl with your set glen i very very detailed and in-depth the only difference i have is the mortice you put on the bottom to accept the jaws am guessing the detail then matches the chuck jaws. My jaws are not dovetailed they seem just be a 90 as such jaws. 👍🏴
You make them to fit your individual jaws.
Hey thanks, I'm 71 just started turning pens and pipe stems, You gave me just what I need to turn my first bowls. Just watching you do it gives me the confidence I needed to giver a try. You made it look to easy to come up with a nice finished product...
Welcome to the channel. Thank you for your comment. Very much appreciated. Glad it helped you with your confidence. Have fun. Happy turning.
Lots of good advice and a great no nonsense presentation style
Welcome to the channel Nigel. Thanks for watching. Glad you enjoyed the video. Plenty available for you to catch up on. We now have over 500 videos, all with a little tip or two. Enjoy.
Very very informative video Glenn, great job. Liza was amazing as the camera woman as always. I think she deserves a raise lol
Thank you Gav. Yes, Liza gets all those angles so everyone can see everything that is happening.
Brilliant video Glen and Liza, we all need to relive our basics sometimes.
Thank you. Yes, I agree.
Just found your channel. I'm new to turning and I'm loving your content! Thanks!
Welcome to the channel Dale. Hope you will enjoy your turning journey. Happy turning. We have over 500 videos for you to watch on turning so many different things. Enjoy. Toodle pip for now. Glenn & Liza
Once again great video Glenn and Liza. I've had a couple of your chisels before so after this video I'm putting in my new order now. I joined the local Man Shed but feel like Billy-no-mates so its you guys on YT. I'll get there because with you there never seems to be any pressure. Thanks again. Allan
Hi Allan. This seems to be a big problem across all clubs. What a community this is! Well you have us here. We are always happy to help. If you have any questions, feel free to drop us a comment or an email. We can always answer it in a video. It's meant to be about having fun. No pressure here. Happy turning. Toodle pip for now. Glenn & Liza
Thank you so much Glenn! I just got a set of basic carbide tools and was SO off the mark on how these are different from regular tools. Thank you!!
Welcome to the channel. Thanks for watching. Happy turning.
Great tuition for folk who are beginners and skilled. Always learning 😊
Glad you enjoyed the video Mike.
You reminded me of Tommy Cooper when you kept going behind the curtain and coming out with something different. Excellent video again guys. They join your local club for some training but the one I joined did not explain things as clear as have doen. Learnt a lot guys Thanks and keep up the good work
Lol. Glad you enjoyed the video and found it helpful. We get told this all the time, about Clubs. Apparently calling people Scrapers because they choose to use carbides. What kind of community is this, that treats it's own members like that?
Did you say the type of wood you used in this video? On my tv it was a brilliant yellow. On my iPad it was less yellow, leaving me wondering what type of wood is it?? Long excellent video. I started turning 50 years ago, then just before I retired, I talked my wife into letting me get one. My Wife is a lovely woman, and I don’t want to do anything that might mess that up. Thanks
Clay
I din't know what wood it was. It was very yellow, a dry and dusty piece of wood I had in a bundle of blanks I had received.
Enjoyed it few times!! Thank you..felt I was right there with you, my friend.
Glad you liked it.
I am completely new to turning and found this video on using Carbide chisels very very helpful, and to see the SCH3 chisel is a game changer on the finish, thanks very much for taking the time to do the video, great stuff.
Welcome to the channel Alan. Have you subscribed yet? If so, thank you in advance. It helps the channel to grow. We put vids up every week. Any problems let us know and we can answer them in a video if you like, so you can see it being done. The SCH3 is a great tool. Happy turning. Toodle pip for now. Glenn & Liza
Great advice for new and old turners, thanks
Thank you Ian. Glad you enjoyed the video.
Excellent video Glenn and Liza. Thank you so much for doing one from the point of view of a new turner with only a midi lathe and a set of your standard chisels and a couple of extras.
Thanks also for your answers to my questions… now to have a go at making my own adjustable handle(s)! 😊
Glad you enjoyed the video. Good luck. Let us know how you get on.
This was absolutely brilliant. Very clear. ❤❤
Thanks John. Glad you enjoyed the video.
Great video! Am yet to turn a bowl. And have my first carbide tools on the way. This was a great watch and provided some inspiration! After watching this, I am confident in my capabilities to tackle a bowl!
Glad you enjoyed the video and found it helpful. Good luck in turning your first bowl. Let us know how you get on. Happy turning. Toodle pip for now. Glenn & Liza
Great educational video so many question’s answered .
Thank you Christopher. Glad you found it helpful.
Great information for the beginners.
Thanks Mark.
Thanks for a really good informative lesson, received my tools today thanks, made up with them. Just need to give them a go now and you’ve just shown me how cheers guys 👍.
Hi Paul, thanks for letting us know. Glad you like them. Happy turning.
Fantastic and very informative tutorial for beginners thank you so much. 👍🏻
Glad you found it helpful.
This is just what I needed - thank you! I'm an old new turner too😉
Glad you found the video helpful. Feel free to let us know if you want something in particular covered in the videos.
Thanks for a great lesson. May God bless
You are welcome. Welcome to the channel. May God bless you also.
Great video guys 👍
Thanks Jim. Glad you enjoyed it.
Is that a record power
Yes. DML 320
thank you for this. Like (only because there is no super like button) and happy to be a new subscriber. I love your vibe and skill, Again thank you sir. I would share more about my journey but not appropriate here on comment. In short I decided to live and celibate life after beating cancer. I have always had a passion to turn since high school wood shop. I am now 54. Much respect for you and the time you take to share. I have not turned my lathe on for over 3 years now out of frustration, and yes fear. (Fear from some bad experiences with catches with non carbide. I now have basic carbide tools). I want you to know this video has me wanting to celebrate life again by turning on my lathe. what is that finishing carbide chisel?
Hi Glen. Welcome to the channel. Glad you are enjoying watching our videos and find them helpful. It makes them all worthwhile when we hear that our video has made you want to enjoy woodturning again and not to be scared. The finishing carbide chisel is my SCH 3. It's a great finisher. Happy turning. Toodle pip for now. Glenn & Liza
@@glennteagleofukwoodcraftca5308 thank you for your reply. I thought I heard wrong in video about the finishing carbide. Google search is letting me down lol.
@@glen3257 available on the website www.ukwoodcraftandcarbidechisels.co.uk
Once again a brilliant video thanks to you both. What is the solution you use to finish your bowl? Keep up the good work guys.
Thanks William. It is Chestnut Finishing Oil.
Thanks guys. I’m an OLD new turner.
That's great. Glad you enjoyed the video.
Top stuff. I have introduced carbide to our men's club and this should help greatly. Your shield and mask look good. Can you tell me where you got it from?
Thanks Marcus. I did a video on our masks. Please see link ruclips.net/video/HRskMIZEj4E/видео.html
Please could I have a Link to your web site Glen , Thank you.
www.ukwoodcraftandcarbidechisels.co.uk
Hi glen im just started my journey into wood turning ive been given a old nutool wood lathe and some chisels which i think are cheap ones , im looking at a axminster midi lathe in the near future, as you anderstand price is a major factor for many people i like that you show people how to make some items ,the question i have for you is do you think a set of carbide tools around £40-£60 are any good thank you in advance subscribed to your channel and i think you will be my tutor for a while as there are no turning workshops near me thank you again
Hi Gareth. Welcome to the channel. Thanks for subscribing. It helps the channel to grow. I can't recommend any other tools. I never recommend any tools I have never used myself. At £40-£60 a set, I presume you are talking about the ones coming from China. You take your own chance on that. Do they come with guarantees? What I can guarantee you is that those tools will not do what I do with mine on my channel. All my tools, on my website come with a Lifetime Guarantee.
Love your videos. Thanks for posting. Can I ask what wattage the motor of the small lathe is. Just subbed as well because of this video. Thanks again.
Thank you. Welcome to the channel. 750 watts
I loved this tutorial. I would have loved to buy your carbide turning tools but you don't ship to US. Since you don't, do you know anyone in the US that makes anything like your SCH 3 tool? That tool looks like a perfect kind of finishing tool I would love to get. Thanks again for your videos.
Thank you and welcome to the channel. Sorry but no manufacturers make my SCH3.
That's too bad but thanks for replying though. Continuing to watch your videos. I like how you explain things thoroughly. Thanks again.
@@DropDKeeb Glad you are enjoying them and finding them helpful.
That is too bad. One question I have also, the set of carbide tools I bought and have started using has the 12mm round bit and the 11mm square bit. Are those sizes standard size bits or are they smaller than I should have to really turn bigger things like bowls and stuff? Not sure if I bought the right sized tools for most uses or if these are really meant for pens and smaller things. Thanks for your time and expertise.
@@DropDKeeb It's not about the size of your tool, it's about what you do with it, as Liza often tells me. Lol. My favourite tool has the 9mm Round cutter.
Great videos but would be better if you could implement more closeups and even more closer. Mario from malta.