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Excellent video..cheers

Scary!

If it is in deep all you can do is dig it out.

The best way I have found to get read of the fluid is to wire bush and then sand it.

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 simply can’t understand when someone says that carbides are easier for the beginner. Just about every video has a lot of trouble making them work as they are supposed to do. I think they work, and I have them too. Just they aren’t easy, unless used like plain scrapers, and even so…

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.

Hi I enjoy watching your work I’m interested in getting the parting tool that you use and the 6ml chisel how do I go about getting them please.

Really great video. So much information. I like how you use straws to explain side grain and end grain. 😊

Well explained as normal, keep them coming, with a little more pan lol

Make it wooden with WoodPrix.

A few more gems in this one. I already made half inch and 3/4" flippy-floppy tool holder doofers after watching your other vid, but I like the slow speed stone holder and things like the tool post drill guide. Incidentally, I have the 37" five speed Clarke lathe, bought second hand for thirty quid, about thirty years ago. Only used occasionally, but that's going to change now I'm retired.

Grate videos glen keep them coming.

Hi I also enjoy and appreciate your videos it’s my go to turning place They are all about the relevant practical things we need to know as we progress. Great to see the different kit available being used, helps us to decide what would be relevant for us going forward Keep up the good work, content and banter is great I really enjoyed the last few they seemed to be aimed at where I’m at Thanks again Cheers

"If you can't afford it, well, work harder" 🤣 👍 .......... I love your attitude of basically it's my channel, I'll do what I like, If you don't like it, bugger off 😁

Great video Glenn

Love what you're doing thank you so much. I would like to find a cheap Chinese diesel heater.

Glenn & Liza, buddy keep doing what you are doing as there are always idiots out there talking shite, Do they have videos doing everything correct !!!!. Just block them mate. Anyway great wee video.

Ahhh... a good rant first thing is good for the soul. Gets the hart pumping, gets the blood moving and cleans out the arteries😁 As far as the tools go, it looks like the top row of chisels are ones you made yourself. Instead of Starbucks coffee in the morning put the money aside and start going to swap meets and estate sales looking for tools. I started with a Vicmarc chuck and some jaws. I got tired of changing jaws so I am saving for some vm100 chuck bodies for my jaws. That is why I keep eyeing your board were you mount them. I guess you could do the same for hollow forms, mark your tool rest with some tape for the size of hole you want and use a bowl blank so you can see the cutter to get the feel of it. I can see what you said about grabing the tool handle. I have a hollowing too that had an arm brace. You layed your arm into a U shape on the handle. I can see now if you got a big catch that could wrench your arm. Thanks for the video always learn something.

Love the comments against the trolls. I can't imagine why someone would make such a pathetic comment about your tools and Chuck's 😮. I personally think that your commentary is spot on, you have to explain what you are doing. Keep the content coming guys, hope you have a better day fishing 😅.

You make great content. You keep doing you. Ignore the Trolls. 😊

The Boss

You and Lisa make a great team.

I like the fact that you show a large view of your set up. Seeing all your tools and chucks has inspire me to go look at options other than the typical wood chisels. Talk all you want as I am sure a lot of us are taken notes. I write a lot when I hear your ideas. keep teaching your style ways

Excellent video like all the tools in the background

Roflol I love that you're not pandering to the trolls and you tell it like it is! I like the wide shots, I like the close ups. They may not be in the same video, but I can find what I need in another video. You keep doing you. Thats what makes this channel great.

Like your videos Glenn and you say it as it is if they don’t like it they can bugger off. I am about to make a decision on a diesel heater do you have the torpedo version or the free standing one and have you fitted a longer exhaust. Appreciate any of your advice in this direction. Thanks Les.😊

Great job. Love the close ups and the details of the cutter, angles, and handle. I am really enjoying this series.

Very well explained Glenn.

Stay just as you are Glenn.

Super demo rotate the work by hand and show the bevel and then the cut as you rotate the cutter. ❤

Have you tried to sharpen your carbide tips?

Thankyou I recently bought a cbn wheel grinding guide not in the budget but I have welders and drill presses and welders so I am taking your design and making one out of steel with adjustable base

My wife used these plans from WoodPrix and she's very satisfied.

I am really sure you can make it yourself mates. I made it 2 weeks ago thanks to WoodPrix.

Thank you,I now think I understand what you mean by riding the bevel. Just so you know I am new to turning so I don’t know the terminology. I bought a carbide set to get started, my goal is to use both types of chisels. Traditional and carbide. I’m 75 this year so I have a long time to learn. 😂

Absolutely superb video. Everything explained and shown. Thank you.

I would love to see you turning a hat no matter how long it takes🙂

А можно меньше рассказывать, а больше показывать..Мы не понимаем языка..🤔

Should you be at or below center when hollowing to avoid catches ?? I have seen others do that top side hollowing procedure - confused on what’s right. Love your channel BTW

NICE JOB !!! WHOS CHUCK AND JAWS ARE YOU USING ? THANKS, JIM

Love the long form educational content!!! I have learned so much from your videos 🙏🙏

Very nice, 👍

Excellent teaching Glenn love watching you turn. I learn so much and answer so many questions about what I have been doing wrong when I started to turn I knew nothing and made lots of mistakes. I even had a catch that broke my face plate. But lately the pieces are not flying off and so many less catches and I no longer bend my chisels and break the carbide cutters off Blessings Wade

How green is the wood?

I was watching RC Woodturning and in his tool list in the comments section he had a carbide parting tool from Amazon. It comes with 2 blades with carbide tips and no handle all for $30. So I sent for it to see what it is like. As far as cutting I started thinking how a saw blade cuts. the carbide tip comes down on top of the wood just like you showed by raising the handle. I will give. it a go when it comes today.

Can you recommend a good company here in the USA to get carbide tools like yours?

Can you do the same with a square shaft cutter or is it a must have round shaft?

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Glen, your videos are really great instructional vids. They are clear, no nonsense and I learn so much, especially bout using carbides effectively. Thank you!