Woodturning a little scoop. How good is this SCH6?
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- Опубліковано 26 січ 2024
- In this video I am turning a little scoop using my SCH6 woodturning tool/chisel.
To buy any of my Carbide tools or cutters visit my website;
www.ukwoodcraftandcarbidechisels.co.uk
www.buymeacoffee.com/glennliza
Thanks for watching.
#chuck
#woodturning
#hollow
#carbide woodturning tools
#scoop
#wood
#faceplate
Please Note;
These videos are meant for the purposes of entertainment. Any attempt to imitate or copy what I do must be done at your own risk. My practices may not always be correct or the safest for you. I strongly recommend that you find your own way of turning. You are responsible for your own safety while woodworking. Read and understand the operation and safety manuals supplied with your tools and machinery to ensure you are safe while using such equipment.
I’m liking the chuck jaws you made, I’ve got an extra pair of Cole jaws, but only one chuck, so I’m making access holes 😂 for the screws 😅
Thanks Brian. Glad you liked it. Good luck.
Beautiful scoop! Elegant and simple ❤❤
Thank you Drew. Glad you liked it.
Love your videos I am learning so much from you
Thank you. Glad you like the vids.
Great idea with the cutout in the jaws for the handle will definitely be using that. Great video as usual.
Thank you Wayne and thank you for the Buy Me A Coffee too. Glad you are enjoying the videos. Happy turning. Toodle pip for now. Glenn & Liza
Another great project.
Thanks Mark. Glad you liked it.
Another great project glen and liza take care.
Thanks Peter. Glad you liked it.
Would also LOVE to learn more about that wood clamp you used. Please !!! I just turned my first one of these this past weekend using a PVC connector which was sketchy but worked. This one looks a TON safer.
I really like the wooden chuck too.
Will do in a video.
Always wondered how these were made. Now I know I’ll make some. Ta (Got a few of your videos to catch up on).
Give it a go David. Let us know how you get on.
Very nice scoop! Nice useful wooden jaws 🤠🇨🇱
Thanks Randy. Yes, you can adapt them to fit whatever you want to hold in them.
Glenn-Liza bonjour. Vidéo et conseils sont toujours appréciés .Vous nous guidez du début à la fin du tournage et cela nous plait beaucoup ,chez les débutants .Il y en a pout tout le monde, du grand tourneur au petit tourneur. Merci .👍
Thank you Denis. We appreciate all your comments. You are very kind. Happy turning.
Another great idea - seen these done on other channels but this is a much better idea. 👍
Thanks Bruce. Glad you liked it. Give it a go.
Glenn and Liza a cracking wee scoop and well turned, great job.
Thanks Alan.
@@glennteagleofukwoodcraftca5308 Glenn, where do I go to get to your shop ??is there a mail link.
@@alangibb3100 www.ukwoodcraftandcarbidechisels.co.uk is our website.
Wonderful 😍😍
Thank you
Thank you two for such great video's on how to make different things. I'd love to see a short vid on your tool organizers as I need to build something like that. I don't have near the amount you all do but I'm up to around a dozen different tools now and am just not sure how to get them all organized.
Will do it in a video.
Coming from Chetwynd , BC Canada watching
Welcome to our channel Gloria from across the big pond. Hope you are enjoying watching our videos. Have you subscribed? Thank you in advance if you have. Toodle pip for now.
❤nice
Thank you Audrey
Привет было бы отлично если бы вы показали плдробно как изготовили свой патрон ...я смотрю он у вас хорош !Подписался в надежде что покажете его подробно
Hi. If you mean the wooden chucks. Here is a link to a video I already did. ua-cam.com/video/FmrNyeG_14s/v-deo.html
@@glennteagleofukwoodcraftca5308 Благодарю вас ) Дай бог вам счастья и успеха в ваших делах земных
@@user-lh4kx8el6v Same to you my friend. Best regards, Glenn & Liza
Nice video I love the wooden jaws for the chuck, I’m a bit concerned that you’re running low on gouges and cutters…..
Thanks Bill. I have never run out.
Glen and Lisa a very good evening. Two things if I may, first off I love the channel guys well done. Secondly, may I ask about your chuck for holding those scoops. Did you make it yourself and if so how, I can't seem to find a video of you making it so not sure if it was a one off before I got into turning and started to watch you guys. Help would be appreciated.
Hi Alan. Welcome to the channel. I made it myself. No video on making one but I did explain on one earlier on. Plywood screwed to a small cole jaws.
What wood do you recommend for making the wooden chunks
I say in the video what I used.
Teacher greetings from greece.your lathe is a record power one?I have learned much from your videos .....
Hi first time here. Love the two of you chit chatting. The tool rack behind you is insane. Is tool envy a thing?
Thank you for sharing this tutorial. How did you make the wooden connection apparatus?
My wooden chucks. Did a video on this. Have you subscribed to the channel. If you click on the bell you will be notified when we put videos out. Full of tips. You won't be sorry and it helps the channel to grow. See link for video ua-cam.com/video/FmrNyeG_14s/v-deo.html
I subscribed@@glennteagleofukwoodcraftca5308 🥰
Glenn. The EU requirements are crazy. I have trying to send to Ireland. We now have to fill out and online declaration so it can be checked. Mine has been rejected twice before leaving Western Australia. 2 lots of postage with no result or understandable reason. $36 (£18) 😢 love the scoop. Thanks for the shout out. ❤❤❤
It really is crazy John. Glad you enjoyed the video. You are very welcome. Glenn & Liza
What do you call that hollowing tool. I like the angle, almost like using a bowl gauge.
SCH6
Just wondering if you could mention what speed you are turning. Being new to this I am just curious what the pros do.
I say you turn as fast as you can, as safe as you feel is comfortable and you are able to, what the wood and your lathe allows. I usually turn at 2500 RPM as speed gets better, cleaner results, as demonstrated in the videos.
Love the scoop, but could you show us how you made the wooden chuck jaws that hole the bowl part of the scoop? Many thanks
Already done one.
Seen you make these before or similar ones What chuck are you using as it seems a way from the head stock Will be ordering the new sch chisels as soon as the wife doesn't know lol
My own wood chuck jaws I made, on my small cole jaws. It's got a thread adaptor on it as the chuck has a 1x8 TPI.
Glenn. You could emergrate to Australia and export your tools back to England. You could get used to the weather here, just saying😬👍
Nice try Chris. That's the thing, no problem in getting stuff in, it's the sending stuff out to other countries that's the problem.
That is insanely fast.
Armus, carbides work better with speed. It is more dangerous sometimes when going too slow.
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Your sound is a bit ratty. Suggest you minimize the audio and get on with the turning.
No thank you.
@@glennteagleofukwoodcraftca5308. Agree with you
Ciao Glen sei un portento, i tuoi filmati oltre che ad essere utili sono anche spassosi. Quelle ganasce di legno, che hai spiegato bene come farle, un mandrino ci potrebbe venire in aiuto? Buon Tutto e proteggi la tua Liza.
Thank you Roberto. Glad you find our videos helpful and entertaining. I screwed the plywood onto my small cole jaws. I made it so it would hold the scoop (round ball to enable me to hollow the one side. If you have a chuck that can hold it in the same way, then yes you can use that. I will always protect Liza. She is my world.
Absolutely beautiful and very well made and explained.thank you soooo much. BRUNO.
@@brunosprecher8111 Thank you so much Bruno. Really appreciated.