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nice vid man, keep it up!

Thx a bunch!!!! I was going to get a jet engine mechanic friend to help me change the bearings on my lathe but after watching your video I’m sure I can do it myself. Great tip on using the tail stock since I probably won’t have a extra set of hands when I do it.

I just quarter turned my square and round for the first time since buying my lathe last June 😂 they last forever

I havent used a laythe but would the other option to have a tool steel or chrome vanadium gouge that would just need to be sharpened more often? Pens look really nice what type of oak is that?

How do you keep the tube from hitting the side of the machine? Is there a way to change the home/origin location so it does not crash into the side?

Wow pens look great 👍 😊

Is your machine still running good?

It's not because the "inchworm" measures an inch, but rather they "inch" along in movement instead of crawl. 😁

Why was i counting his moves to figure out his true length. Shut off brain, 1/64 or 32cnd might be pushing it

Don’t tell my wife, she thinks they are two inches long

Forbidden cheese stick.

I wanna eat it so bad

Looks tasty

Wow that’s beautiful!

Please share your settings 🙏🏼🙏🏼 Speed, power, dpi, jarvis, stucki, dither? Thank you!

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Or just buy the right saw in the first place. Mine blocks the blade from your hands, prevents kickbacks and has suction from above and below. Made in the eighties, weighs four hundred pounds, and has five horsepower motor. Dead flat, no vibrations, better fence and power feed. Todays tools are plastic junk designed to fail.

Or you could just add an over blade dust collection set up to your existing saw, plenty on the market to choose from, and skip buying an over priced piece of equipment.

Where did you get that sweet blank

You don't have to cut much either. That bright orange floats every where.

Thanks for your fast reply from part 1. I really enjoyed the way this came together, and in my opinion, it's a "happy accident" as Bob Ross used to say. I think the choice of resin with that blank, compliment each other nicely.

Did you ever do part 2 where you turn this gem?

Where did you get the kit from? Please and thank you. Nice looking pens buddy.

These are beautiful!

wow... what a great shop! looks amazing!

Love to buy 1

Beautiful seam ripper. I have a hard time doing CA finishes any word on how I can get better? Looks as tho you have got it mastered

Thank you!

Hey man, that came out great! I am very curious what your setting ended up being! I have been trying to do a grayscale image on some tumblers but haven't had an luck. I have an 80W so not quite as powerful as yours but it might help get me on the right track at least

Love my California portable air compressor for projects inside the home.

Hello, do you happen to sell this pen blank?

I took the outside bearing out. Removed set screws from inside on the spindles. Can’t see or find the key to remove it so I can remove magnetic ring and separate the spindles.

this is literal porn for carpenters HAHAAAAA

My turn!! Now people can watch a total enthusiastic noob try!

i wish i had my own, i have a bowl i am yet to finish.

I really enjoyed your repair video. I sent you a note telling you that. I am having a problem that I decided to ask you. Do you have any experience with the tailstock? What’s wrong. Its EXTREMELY hard to extend the quill or retract it. At first it seemed to be when it reached the point where the automatic knockout would kick in. Now it’s even worse. I don’t know why? Yes I have contacted Laguna but I have not had a chance to really study the reply to my ask. I don’t know if I told you but I turn sitting in my wheelchair. I did turn today and now I am in a world of pain and it’s easier to ask than read. A question I have. Could I have bent something? What I did was this. I tried to get the big wood worm into the proper size hole. The problem was I was drying to bore into Brazilian Cherry? It’s what we put down in our home. It’s one of the hardest woods out there. I was cranking on the tailstock handle when I discovered that the Wood Worm was not cutting threads it was boreing a hole. In doing that could I have bent something? I also have recently waxed the quill. I am not sure if I can say that’s when it got worse but I was having trouble with it before I tried the wood worm. Yes I also recently did wax it fully extended but polished off really well. Tell me what you think. PLEASE. Also something I don’t like and I am looking for a reason as to “why”. The early version of the 1216 the power switch was Red/Green. These are standard international colors for On/Off. Stop/Go. Why on earth would you deviate from the standard and change to White over Black? Why did they do this? Then of all things make the spindle lock button RED. No one has been able to explain that to me because nobody knows. I tried to order a Red/Green switch thinking that White/Black was an older model because everything I looked at was Red/Green. If its not an expensive hard to do switch I am going to buy a second switch and then have one of my super star XEmployees paint it proper for me. Hey, thanks for your time and help. Thom Schuck Portland Oregon

I have a question. Is the magnetic ring already in the headstock? So when you buy new bearings you should order a new magnetic ring incase you mess it up while charging out the bearings, correct? Your video is well done. Thanks for documenting the swap. Well Done! Yes I have a new 1216. I love it. I find Laguna customer support lacking in a big way. Thom Schuck Portland, Oregon

Where did you pick up the mother of pearl?

Absolutely beautiful work!🩷

Great video. so I assume you were hearing a noise from the bearing and that is why you replaced them. I replaced the black handle on the left with a old faceplate and a piece of maple to I have a larger disk to move my chuck on the other side. It has been really useful. Now to tackle that tiny wheel on the tail stock so I can advance my forstner bits more smoothly.

use paper towels if the rag got caught!

I killed my first deer when I was 7-years old. I've been since. This is disgusting.

I had done mine using instructions from tech support. Your video would have made so much easier.

Im a learner, love this board design. I was told i could not join end grain to edge grain because of wood movement and this would cause theboard to crack or split apart. Is that correct? Is there something you did to prevent this. Any help would be greatly appreciated. I would like to trybto make this one.

Where do you order your hard woods from??

if the bearings are bad can that cause any kind of (slight) wobble in the chuck? I think the guy I bought my REVO from dropped it because the handle had a nick in it which I paid no mind to until things started getting wobbly- suddenly. The spindle seems to spin true but when I put a chuck on, it isn't true any longer. Thanks for any input AND the video.

Where is your church in Hardin?

Very nice job. Thanks!

Looks a bit like a cactus for me 😅

Location?