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William Lancaster1243
United States
Приєднався 10 жов 2011
This channel
Shows the viewer how to do various woodturning techniques on a lathe, plus a few videos with my John Deer 990 tractor.
Shows the viewer how to do various woodturning techniques on a lathe, plus a few videos with my John Deer 990 tractor.
Turn a Spirit Form
This video will show the viewer a spirit form and show him or her how to make one.
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Відео
Make a Walking Cane
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In this video, the viewer will see how to make a walking cane using a handle and connectors bought on the internet. My videos all lack polish since I do them by myself. I hope that what they lack in polish the make up for in authenticity. Be sure to watch my lathe safety video first.
Meet the Master Sharpener
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This video will introduce the viewer to Mike George, the best tool sharpener I know. He will hand-sharpen a 45-degree bowl gouge and tell of how he learned to sharpen tools in his home country, England.
Make a Bedside Bench
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In this video, the viewer will see how I make a small bench to go as a step beside a high bed. These benches can be used as fireplace benches, bedside benches, lavatory benches, or whatever.
Sanding Tools
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In this video, the viewer will see the latest tools I have discovered to sand a wooden bowl on the lathe.
Form Follows--The Wood
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One of the wonderful things about wood is that sometimes it surprises you. You set out to make one thing, but the wood has other ideas. In this video, the viewer will see how I handle such a surprise. I made a mistake. Then I had a chain saw mark on the side of a bowl. How to handle it, that is the whole purpose of this video.
Black Black Black
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This video will be a learning experience for the viewers and me about how to create an all-black bowl that reflects light from smooth and textured surfaces, in the style of Pierre Soulages, the late French artist. It will also show two David Ellsworth-type smoothing cuts. A large portion of the video will be spent getting rid of grain tear-out.
Gild the Lily
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In this video, viewers will see how I apply gold leaf to a wooden bowl.
A Skew Too Far
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This video will show viewers three successful types of cut with the skew, then a bad snatch. I learned from watching the video what I did wrong in the "skew too far," I let the point of the skew get too close to the wood.
Bevel Cuts or Bust
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In this video, the viewer will see how to do bevel cuts with a bowl gouge while making a wooden bowl. Woodturners must learn to do bevel cuts or they will never become accomplished.
Finish the Finish--Beall System Revisited
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In this video, I explore with the viewer methods of polishing the finish on a wooden bowl.
Paint with Your Lathe
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In this video, the viewer will see how I use the turning lathe, especially with a vacuum chuck, to paint a bowl. I bobble the title at the beginning of the video, but stay with it a little longer and you will see some interesting patterns with the paint.
Fill Those Big Spaces--Alumilite
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This video will show the viewer how I filed a big hole in the bottom of a wooden bowl with Alumilite epoxy.
"Color is Seductive"
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This video will show the viewer several types of coloring for wooden bowls made on a lathe.
Decorative Edge Bowl
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This video, along with the previous one, will show the viewer how to create a decorative edge bowl, which is a lot like a natural edge bowl, but with a "bark" of your own design and color.
Spiraling, Plus messing up a decorative-edge bowl.
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Spiraling, Plus messing up a decorative-edge bowl.
You lost me at your loose wheel. Please Be more prepared when making a video ,
Sorry about the loose wheel. You must have found that annoying. You need not look at any of my other videos. I like to show Woodturning as it really is. Some of those flaws provide teaching moments.
Thanks for the video. I’ve purchased the Paul Howard jig and was hoping for information about securing the router . I see that you are using a Makita RT 0701c router . Did you have to make any modifications in order to fit the router into the jig or does it fit without modifications. I was able to purchase the fluting jig from Black Forest Wood Co. in Canada.
I bought this particular router because it was the American router that fit the Paul Howard jig.
Glad to find your video.... I'm trying to see if the jig will fit a lathe with a 25" swing or if i need to build a riser. I'll have to look at Whiteside's extra long corebox bits, too
If you build a riser, you can make it where it will slope toward the headstock. This will slant your flutes. I tell you what, it's fun to see what you can do. See my video on slanting your flutes.
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Cool
Beautiful work!
very very good, greetings from Brazil❤❤
Very nice. A good project.
Looks like a hell of a lot of work
Yes, I suppose so. And expense!
Please watch some videos ( Alain Batty, for example) and keep it up, never give up, you're not rubbing the bevel, you have some great tools there and a superb lathe, good luck.
I have watched Alan Batty’s video more than once. He is a master.
I didn’t hear what the inserts for the handle was called. Could you put it in comments and where to get.
You can buy all the inserts, handles, sticks, and feet and more from Treeline. It is online. I don’t know a name for the inserts. I used “all thread” rod from Ace Hardware, about four inches long. I cut it a bit shorter to fit the hole a friend had drilled.
thanks for sharing, i've now added make a cane to my project list :)
Great! Find the parts at Treeline.
Can to comment on the limitations of 6” wheels?
I have never used a six-inch grinder. Most woodturners use an eight-inch slow speed grinder. I suppose you could adapt.
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That only works with an 8 inch wheel
Probably so. Woodturners mostly have slow-speed grinders with 8-inch wheels. I honestly had not thought about other types of sharpening.
What lathe are you using
My lathe is a PowerMatic 3520B.
Nice bowl. Where'd you get the paul howard jig?
I ordered the Paul Howard jig directly from Paul Howard in England. I don't remember shipping being too costly. Then I bought the router in US.
very helpful to me thank you excellent video
Thank you!
Thank you. Always learning!!
Very informative, thankyou for doing the video
great info, thanks Bill
Very informative. Thank you.
Thank you, John. I lost the audio for the first part and had tor redo it. I’m glad it was still informative.
Practice practice.
Oh, yes. It’s a pretty steep learning curve.
What grit are you using here?
It's a 180, but a lower grit would probably be better. Maybe 80.
@@WilliamLancaster-tg1ze Thanks! I just picked up a new D way NRS. I have a 180, so I'll have to get by with that for now.
@@gregboutelle3902 fantastic I want a D-way.
Will a system like this work well on a glued up blank made from say 14x14 3/4 hard maple ? I read that the coring system is best used on semi wet wood. What do you think?
I believe it will work well. Let the glue cure completely. Squirt water into the kerf the whole way. Blow the sawdust out of the kerf as you go. Water should have a drop of Dawn detergent in it as a wetting agent.
I think it would be best also to use the Titebond glue that is water resistant. Is that Titebond III?
I've been using the Beall system for years and I really like it!
Very interesting with big holes. I do a lot of bowls with worm holes and rot. Now I know how to fix that problem. Thanks for the information !!
John, my fill of the worm holes in the side of the bowl failed. There was too much of a curve and too much of the fill ran out. The fill at the bottom of the bowl did perfectly.
Great Job!!!
Thanks, Kevin.
Thanks for sharing, cool demonstration. Full View and Like 👍
Thanks!
Interesting, seeing it being made would been nice
Look at the “Slant your Flutes” video to see some being made.
Thanks Bill, Just got my Oneway Coring System. You Demo is a great start.
Thanks, Frank. I hope yours turns out as well as my demo piece. The last knock out piece was a bit of luck.
Very informative. I currently just turn "Brown & Round" but have been thinking about trying some stain on some glued up pine blanks I have laying around the shop. I glued up some pine for something for my grandson to play with. Since I don't expect to see him until this summer, I will have time gather up some more sawmill scrap & make more bowl blanks.
Randell, Sounds good to me. Pine is not the best for natural grain, but perfect for paint.
Randall, another thought about pine. White pine is probably okay, but yellow pine might have oils that will emerge through paint or other finishes. I would stay away from yellow pine for that reason.I am not sure if even Kilz primer will block the yellow pine oils.
Nice little set-up there with nice results. I would have enjoyed seeing you make a few passes.
Mark, I made passes in one of the videos. I will look at the slanting one and see.
Mark, yes,it is the short slanting video in which I make several passes. Slant Your Flutes.
So, I'm the 4th one to watch this. Good job William
Thanks Bill, I do have the OneWay system as well and cored tons of green bowls. However only once a dried piece of apple tree. Thanks to your comments I learned that water trick as well as the one with the inch marks on the knife arm…greetings from Zurich, Felix
Thanks, Felix. I am very glad it was helpful.
Thank you, just the information I was looking for! Are your wheels 8 inch?
Yes, they are 8-inch wheels on a low speed grinder. My wheels are 180 and 220, although I got the 220 at a special sale. Better might be a 180 and an 80.
Thanks Bill, very thoughtful instruction.
Bill thanks! The measuring jig was worth the price of admission. Became a new subscriber!
Glad it was helpful.
Good demo. I’m also starting to learn the Beal system. Thanks
Thanks. I am starting to learn. Part of my problem was using the wrong Waterlox. I should have used the sealer/finisher one.
Needed more on the actual wire brushing and a close up of the effect. Otherwise ok.
Thanks, Len. Maybe I can do that on another video. I’m learning.
Is a skew considered negative rake because it has a bevel on both sides?
Technically, Yes, though I have not had good results using a skew this way. BTW, a parting tool is also a type of skew.
Thanks for your videos Bill. Very informative. I would like to know the grits of your CBN wheels.
Thank you. I use a 180 on the platform and a 220 on the Wolverine, but only because I got the 220 at a great sale price. It might be better to have an 80 and a 180, with the 80 on the platform. Actually, I’m happy with mine as they are.
@@WilliamLancaster-tg1ze Thanks Bill
Ron Brown created a jig to use with the Veritas to make a perfectly clean 40-40 gring... It's fantastic. And I don't need that huge expensive Stuart Batty platform. Love Stewart and what he did for turning... but thankful for Ron... figuring out the angles needed so you can use a jig.
Nice effect. Enjoyed the video
Good demonstration video. I Will be purchasing one of these when I upsize my lathe.
Very informative and good explanation. I been thinking of buying the One Way system. Where did you purchase yours? Also can you core a green bowl?
Green bowls are even easier. I bought the base from a friend and the blades and all from One Way. You might try Packard tools online or in Tryon, NC.
Helpful, thankyou. :-)
Glad it was helpful!
Hi William, What grit CBN wheels do you use for this?
I use 180 and 220 grit wheels, but only because I got the 220 on sale. Better choices would probably be 80 and 180.
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At 40 degrees here I'll post a Stu batty video link that may help you guys understand