ONE TOOL I'll take on deserted island....
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
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MY LATHE
drechslershop....
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AFFILIATE LINKS
NEUREITER and WOODCUT tools I use :
M42 BOWL GOUGES - neureiter.idev...
SCRAPERS - neureiter.idev...
CRYOGENIC BOWL GOUGES - neureiter.idev...
WOODCUT PRO CUTTER - neureiter.idev...
WOODCUT PRO ADVANCE - neureiter.idev...
IRONS SHEAR SCRAPER - neureiter.idev...
WOODCUT BOWL SAVER - neureiter.idev...
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GURTOOL TOOLS
Bowl gouge - www.gurtool.cz...
Spindle gouge -www.gurtool.cz...
Calipers - www.gurtool.cz...
Sanding pads - www.gurtool.cz...
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CBN WHEEL
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BENCH GRINDER
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DIAMOND FILE
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disclaimer Methods that are shown works great for me and they are not only methods out there, if you find this or any other method not comfortble,please use some other way.
Thank you and enjoy
Thank you very much for the teaching. Prayers for God's blessings on you, your family and your work.
Thank you very much for lovely blessing, to you as well ☺️
Another great video Tomi! You have single handedly helped me more on my turning journey than all other people and sources combined. I hope you never stop because I would be in search of a new mentor lol!
Thank you soo much, really appriciate that and I'm honored to be able to help out ☺️
@tomislavtomasicwoodturning Again, thank you for wealth of knowledge and choosing to share it with us, I don't know if it would've overcome some turning obstacles without your videos, they mean alot.
You make it look so easy and i know that it is not…..i am not great with the spindle gauge, don’t why, but i prefer the bowl gauge. Great tutorial, learnt a lot. Also my skew has become a lot better since watching you tutorial, i may just tame the devils tool after all, thank you again.
Awsome to hear that, with skew its just practice and more practice.... You'll be master in no time☺️
Best explanation of using a spindle gouge that I’ve ever seen! You have the ability to explain the tools and their uses in a way that anyone can understand ….. definitely helping to flatten our learning curves. Thank you for all the work you put into your videos 🤠🇨🇱
Thank you Randy for kind words 🤗
Thanks for watching 🤗
Another very well explained tutorial video.
Your explanations are always thorough, clear and precise.
A great pleasure to learn from someone who is highly skilled and experienced.
You have definitely made my introduction to wood turning easier over the last few months since I got my first lathe.
So glad to hear that and honored to be able to help out ☺️
Learning so much from your channel. Thank you!
Thank You for watching 🤗
Thanks for the spindle gouge video with great explanation/narration. It is one of the best I've seen and will help me in my woodturning journey.
Thank you soo much 🤗
I would take a water filter but a spindle gouge is certainly on my top 10
Good one and probably the best thing to take on island😀
Before I started woodturning 20 years ago, I spent 20 or so years before that as a woodcarver. (After all those years of carefully removing all traces of the burr on my tools I had to learn to make them 😊) The flute depth, or ‘sweep’, on a carving gouge is identified by a number. The higher the number, the deeper the sweep or flute. So for example a 7mm wide, deep gouge is called 7/9 or if it’s very deep 7/11. A shallow 10mm wide tool might be 10/5 and so on. It surprised me that although there is a difference in the depth of the sweep or flute of my turning tools, the only reference seems to be a bowl gouge or a spindle gouge. Since these depths don’t appear to be standard (a bowl gouge may have a very deep flute or a more shallow one) is there any way to know other than trial and error which bowl gouge or which spindle gouge does the best job of inside/outside/soft wood/hard wood and so on?
A lot of mention is made of bevel angle and length and wing shape, but I don’t find reference to tool depth anywhere.
Thanks Tomislav.
Hopefully you have some wood to turn on that desert island! 😊
Great job going through all the spindle gouges sharpening and using! I feel I've seen your favorite gouge getting shorter and shorter. No doubt from all the use!
Thank you very much, well There should be drift wood😂
I have been sparing that gouge , I would use it even more but its one of the favourites so trying to keep it alive as long as I can 😅
My go to tool is now either a 3/8” detail spindle or 1/2 spindle gouge, thanks to you and Richard! I went exclusively to traditional tools for six months to force myself to learn them properly and referred to your videos often to keep me on track! I’m thankful I did because I am quite proficient with them now. The spindle gouge is so versatile and I am finally respectable at sharpening them. That was one of my biggest issues with using them is that I struggled to get proper angles and profiles, even with the wolverine system finding the best angles and profiles is trial and error and in my mind a bit intimidating, but I think I have a good repeatable system now and I can carve up a piece of wood pretty well. It is so satisfying to make shavings with the spindle gouge! Thank you so much for being so informative about the basics first and then also showing how to take it to the highest levels! I still can’t seem to get the hang of back hollowing yet but I’m close! Again thanks to you!! Take care! Scott
Thank you Scott, really glad to hear you are getting better and better, with time and repetetive work You'll be really confident.... Thank You for watching and for kind words 🤗
I always look forward to Tomislav's videos. I learn so much.
Thank you sooo much 🤗
Thank you so much for the great explanation on spindle gouges and how you sharpen them. I'm definitely going to relook at the way I sharpen and use mine. Thank you very much.
Thanks buddy 🤗
Nice spindle gouge tutorial. I always find it more interesting to see how someone shapes a bevel on annew gouge rather than sharpen an existing bevel.
Nice demonstration of a great tool.
Great tips again tomislav. If I had to go to a desert island I would have to have my lathe grinder and skew chisel because I'm in love with it. And some wood 😊
Good choise sir.... Skew is in tight 3rd place for me😅
Another nice and educational video, my thanks. Hope you don't end up on a desert island anytime though!
Thanks Joris, I didn't plan 😅 but as the water level rises I might end up on one wheather I want or not 😂
Great explanation of spindle gouges
Thanks for sharing.
I know it wasn't the point of the video, but the detailed views of the cutting you had in this video showed me one of the key things I need to change in my technique for rolling beads. Thank-you, that's really going to make things better.
On a lighter note, the real question is if you were stuck on a desert island with just a grinder, a spindle gouge and a lathe, why are you spending your time turning instead of trying to get off the island? 😄
Hi Mark. Maybe nowadays the island is a better place to be 😅. Providing there's wood to turn and of course the essentials of life.😅
Good point, I've heard this kind of question about deserted island so many times that on like interviews of famous turners that I thought to answer in my approch 🤗
Good question 😅 probably turn until I have the skip to make a boat using just the lathe 😉
That's hilarious!!😂😂 One. Gaint. Bowl.
I’m not sure how you would end up on an island with a lathe and something to power it 😂 but I think I would rather have a skew, just because of all the other things I could use it for, like cleaning fish , or sharpening a spear 😅
You got a point😂😂
Can't argue with that😂
More great information. Well done instruction.
Thank you Doug
🕶Thanks Tomislav. Very helpful video.
I think you could turn a bowl using a railroad spike.
😂😂 that will be next video 👍 Thank you very much
Great video
Nice video, just picked up a small spindle for detail work. As a question, is there a bowl diameter or a depth when using a round stock spindle that you would consider is too big and really only suitable for a bowl gouge? I'm guessing it will be vibration dependant more than a pure safety reason.
Good question Chris, For round shaft there is same sort of rule (my rule) and that would be if there is a vibrations then switch to bigger diameter tool, 99% I use bowl gouge for inside beacuse I have different bevels and its stronger tool then spindle gouge.... But using let say 16mm spindle gouge would easily hollow 4-5 inch bowl , with proper bevel on the tip...
Another reason I usually use spindle gouges on outside is beacuse most of them I have in accute bevel angle that in most cases isn't practical on inside...
Hope I explain that right 😅
I thought something like that would be the case, I think it would be sensible to add this information to your vid as text somewhere, some new people just see bowls as bowls and that larger bowls need larger and or different tools, they just shove the tool in and hope for the best.
@@chrissimmoms1550 that's great advice, thanks for that, I'll try to incorporate that in future video
Thanks again, good video.
Very interesting ❤
Thanks for the demo
Great video. I have learned so much from all your videos. Thank you. Quick question, what bevel angle do you use on a continental spindle gouge. I inherited one that needs sharpening.
Thank you very much 🤗
Roughly 40degrees for universal work
Why do you prefer a spindle gouge for bowls?
I think you answered my question 😊
Glad to hear that ☺️