W048 Try Your Hand at Chatter Work on the Wood Lathe
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- Опубликовано: 13 июл 2024
- Have you ever wanted to create a special and unique finish on your turned parts to make it stand out from the crowd? Take a look at this technique presented by Dick Sing. This technique, called chatter turning, uses what normally would be a bad problem (chatter) and turns it into a very attractive accent on turned parts.
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Resurrected from the Woodworking At Home Magazine.
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Thanks Siŕ. Good lesson.
You are welcome!
Cheers
Chris
I have watched quite a number of videos on using a chatter tool. This is by far the most comprehensive and well explained. I cannot believe they are only a few comments. Some woodworkers I’m really missing out. Thank you again.
Hi Joe, Thanks for the feedback. I have been trying to promote these videos and can't seem to get an audience, not sure why not. There are a lot of resources here but not very many people seem interested. If you can, please help spread the word about this channel, perhaps we can bring more people in.
I have the exact same lathe that he was using.
Good lathe to use.
Cheers!
Chris
Chris ... Thank you so much for bringing this content back! I have always been a fan of Dick Sing, and really enjoy watching him again.
Gerald, thank you very much for the comment, I really appreciate that! It has taken a long time to recover, but I too am happy to share all the videos with everyone again.
Fantastic! I have the Crown texturing and spiral set, however you do similar with one tool.
Fantastic process and you certainly can be creative with it!
Cheers!
Chris
Absolutely fantastic.
I'm in my early stages of turning and these videos are simply the best.
Thanks soooo much
Peter, Thanks for the feedback! Dick Sing is a master of the wood lathe and it was such and honor filming him and sharing his skills with the world. Turning is a wonderful hobby that can really help the creative types express their visions. Thanks for stopping in to see the videos!
So very glad you are back, I have all of your old CD, I lived in Elgin IL
Hello Keith,
Glad you found me again, I have been hearing from a lot of the old magazine customers and it certainly feels good they remember!
Cheers!
Chris
Thank you for sharing!
You are welcome! Thanks for watching. Cheers, Chris
Awesome demo, very helpful. Thanks
Hi ValioMadre7,
I am glad you liked it and found it helpful.
Cheers!
Chris
@1:50,,. like a box of chocolates,,. LOL, Welcome back Chris,,. Regards Alf
Hi Alf, thanks for stopping in! Hope you are enjoying the great presentations by Dick.
All i can say is Wow so very cool i can think of many applications such as drawer knobs refrigerator magnets and spin tops and maybe salt and pepper shakers.you turned on a light bulb in my mind its so cool to see a true artist at work Thank you so much.
Glad you liked it!
Cheers!
Chris
Many thanks for this very very useful video, I will try all methods what you shown here and more, very curious about what will happen, thanks again.
Thanks for the feedback, much appreciated!
RUclips before RUclips.
Thanks!
What is this tool? I am very interested. Thank you. And can it be bought somewhere?
Hi CodlFaaic,
Look at your favorite turning tool supplier, the tool is called a "Chatter Tool". There are several different brands available.
Cheers!
Chris
Are you contacting the wood with the tip, or the sides?
Hi Sethwarner2540,
Unfortunately, I filmed Dick doing that 20 years ago, I can't remember that sort of detail. My guess would be that it is the tip.
Cheers!
Chris
What is this tool? I am very interested. Thank you. And can it be bought somewhere?
Hi CodlFaaic,
Look at your favorite turning tool supplier, the tool is called a "Chatter Tool". There are several different brands available.
Cheers!
Chris