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  • Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
  • Here's a woodturning tip from the workshop. Quickly making a handle for a gouge or a tool.
    I will try every now and than to release a new short video with a practical tip from the workshop here... So, if you are interested in these tips than subscribe to my channel and you will be notified automaticly when a new tip is online...
    The tools used in this video:
    Safe center:
    dehoutdraaieri...
    live center:
    dehoutdraaieri...
    roughing gouge: dehoutdraaieri...
    skew:
    dehoutdraaieri...

Комментарии • 23

  • @ZOEng99
    @ZOEng99 Год назад +3

    Always a major treat when you post a new video. You just made my day. Thank you.

  • @dtork47
    @dtork47 2 месяца назад

    Always very helpful, thanks and stay safe.

  • @brucekiefer2209
    @brucekiefer2209 2 месяца назад

    Always useful information !!

  • @jlwooddesign
    @jlwooddesign Год назад +2

    I like your videos so much! You explain how to turn wood in a simple and practical way! I'm a wood turner since last year and never had tuned a sphere until I saw your video explaining how to turn an owl. After that, I always turned spheres using that technique you teach to make the owls head! It's fantastic! Thank you!

    • @ronaldkanne
      @ronaldkanne  Год назад +1

      Thank you very much for your kind words JL!

    • @pszllz
      @pszllz Год назад

      Another great video. Thanks! I noticed that you were making what appeared to be a thread chaser. Where can a person (me) find unhandled thread chasers?

  • @jimgeelan5949
    @jimgeelan5949 Год назад +1

    Ronald its so nice to see you back, missed you both 🥰😘

    • @ronaldkanne
      @ronaldkanne  Год назад +1

      Well..
      That is so nice to say! Thank you! Yes we were away for a while... sorry! 🙂

    • @jimgeelan5949
      @jimgeelan5949 Год назад

      @@ronaldkanneno problem thanks

  • @markb8954
    @markb8954 Год назад +1

    Nice video Ronn. Very practical. Hope that your Summer is going along well!

  • @mickleblade
    @mickleblade Год назад

    I like deceptively simple tricks from experienced guys, could be woodworking, could be a car mechanic etc. Thanks

  • @edwardukleja4583
    @edwardukleja4583 Год назад +2

    I have missed your excellent videos, fun and informative. Could we have another one soon, please.

    • @ronaldkanne
      @ronaldkanne  Год назад +1

      Thank you Edward! It won't be long! 🙂

  • @andrewjoy8364
    @andrewjoy8364 Год назад

    Thanks once again for an excellent video Ronald. I‘m so looking forward to meeting you in person in October for the bowl making course.

  • @JohnFerraro
    @JohnFerraro Год назад

    Great tip 👍
    And excellent tool control with the skew. It still gives me troubles at times. 😂

  • @daveschroedersworkshop4479
    @daveschroedersworkshop4479 Год назад

    Always informative and fun to watch! More videos please!

  • @gregj2647
    @gregj2647 Год назад +2

    I drill my pepper mills first like you do the handles.

  • @anthonykerslake3856
    @anthonykerslake3856 Год назад

    Love your videos but please show how to drill a hole in a long handle like the one you showed at start of video especially when you don’t have adjustable table on drill press.

    • @ronaldkanne
      @ronaldkanne  Год назад

      You can also dril the hole in straight, when you mount the drill in the headstock and you place the handle between drill and tailstock. Leave the livecenter out...hold the handle with your hands...

    • @anthonykerslake3856
      @anthonykerslake3856 Год назад

      @@ronaldkanne thank you,

  • @BobBlarneystone
    @BobBlarneystone 4 месяца назад

    just sharpen one jaw of the wrench and use it to cut the tenon

  • @pszllz
    @pszllz Год назад

    Another great video. Thanks! I noticed that you were making what appeared to be a thread chaser. Where can a person (me) find unhandled thread chasers?

    • @ronaldkanne
      @ronaldkanne  Год назад

      If i don't put a handle on it, i have unhandled thread chasers... 🙂
      Send me an email... Ronald@dehoutdraaierij.nl
      Grtz