Woodturning - It's Texture Time
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- Опубліковано 5 вер 2024
- Woodturning - Not a project this week...a play session with the Sorby and Simon Hope texturing tools adding texture to face plate work and endgrain work as I try out my newest woodturning tools...and hopefully explain why I NEEDED more tools....sorry for the caps!
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Simon Hope Texturing Tools - hopewoodturning.co.uk/tools-handles/texturing-tools/
Stewart, you sir are the bomb!
Thank you, Mike! Much appreciated!
Thanks Stewart
Enjoyed watching !!
Appreciate you sharing your time and thoughts!
Cheers Tim 🇨🇦👍🏻
Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks, Tim!
Stewart we learned a lot from his videos, his techniques and his experiments, but the most interesting thing is his excitement, his determination to do things differently and better. From here in Brazil I wish you much success and a big hug Said Choucair.
Thank you, Said! Much appreciated. Cheers!!
An excellent and balanced review of two texturing tool product lines, as usual with a Stewart video I learnt a thing or two.
Glad it was helpful, Roger! Thank you!
Thanks for sharing Stewart, the tools are a bit pricey for me. I'll just stick to my homemade chatter tool made out of a 25 cent butter knife that give me similar results.
...I actually bought a cheap second hand knife to do this...and still haven't made it!
Thanks for showing the differences between both systems Stewart👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍😎😎😎😎😎😎😎
You’re welcome, Alan. Cheers!!
OK, you're right, that was fun. My ancient spiraling tool, forget the brand, clearly isn't up to the Simon Hope tools. Those textures were very clean. I will have to make something for my wife that requires texturing so I can justify it by needing only the best for her.
Yeah, that'll work.
Cheers, Bill - I'm sure you're inventive enough to come up with a must have item for your wife! Have fun!
I love great skill and good humor. Great video. I watch again and again 👍🏻
Glad you enjoyed it, Robert - thanks for commenting. Cheers!
Good Demonstration!👍😎
Glad you liked it
Very useful video Stewart. Always good to get an honest comparison of similar tools and what they do. Many thanks 🙏
Thanks, Adrian - I wasn't really aware of the differences until I saw Simon's tools and chatted to him about them....anyway, who doesn't love more tools! Cheers!
Absolutely Stewart……you can never have too many tools, in my opinion 😬
Hi Stewart, Great video. i know we covered this when I was with you but I'm keeping this for reference.
Take care Stewart.
Cheers, Huw
Glad it’s useful, Huw!
Hi Stewart. I also bought that Hope set from the Woodturning Shop this Saturday. Was a great day there too!
It was indeed a great day - shame there weren't more people around - but I had a great time. Have fun with your texturing set!
hmmm now i need to spend some more money, you are brilliant at coming up with new ideas, cheers mate
Haha! It's great playing around with new toys. Have fun!
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Very interesting demo Stewart, thanks for sharing
Cheers, Andy - not sure when I'll next get to either of the clubs but I'll try to remember to bring them along so you can have a closer look...
Great demo! Thanks!!
Thanks, Matthias!
Still can't make up my mind between the Sorby micro & the Hope micro. I love the patterns I can get with my large Sorby tool using all 4 wheels. The Hope certainly makes different patterns which allows more versatility. Decisions Decisions.
...have fun deciding!
Thanks for demonstrating the Hope tools, I do like the way it embosses instead of cutting. I have always had trouble with ragged tearout using the Sorby system whereas the Hope tool leaves a cleaner finish. Definately going to give it a closer look Stewart.
Cheers, Ian! The difference in finish was certainly noticeable. Have fun!
Gostei!!!!! Parabéns
Thank you, Carlos!
This was great, enjoyed the review
Glad you enjoyed it! Thank you, Karl. Cheers!
Interesting to see the differences thanks for sharing.
Thanks, Doug - I had fun trying them out and hadn't really been aware of the differences until I spoke to Simon at a woodturning open day about them. Cheers!
Hi ho Stewart. I was at the Woodturning shop on the Friday and couldn’t resist the fluting jig and the Hope thread cutter, i must be mad.
Fantastic! Although the fluting jig does super-neat and accurate work (not quite my style!) I think it'll be on this year's shopping list for sure....the threading jig is superb too.....will I make lots of threaded boxes......with decorated lids......hmmmm......maybe......!
great demo stewart having just bought one keen to have a go.
Thank you, William - hope you have fun with it! Cheers!
I've been thinking about getting the Sorby ones, but after this video I may consider the Simon Hope ones... probably a good thing they didn't have any of the Simon Hope ones at Makers. Great video and thank you for sharing your thoughts on these tools.
Glad it caused some confusion for you about what to buy! I love using all of them!!
G'ay Stewart. Very informative. I have to think verrrryyyy seriously if/when investing in these new tools. 🙂 Rob
Cheers, Robert - glad you found the video useful.
Thanks, Stewart, I recently got the Crown texturing tool and I need MUCH more practice! LOL
Have fun practising, Billy!
nice one!!! good job, thanks you
No problem 👍Thanks for watching!
Love your channel Stewart! I've been using my Sorby tool to texture spinning tops that my club sells to donate to a children's hospital. I had to make 30. I may consider the other vendor's tools.
Thanks, Keith - Simon's tools are superb quality and well worth adding to your collection. What a great way to support the children's hospital!
Thanks Stewart, very useful info as my next tool will be a texturing tool
what one did you buy Andy
Muito legal, estou me aperfeiçoando nessa modalidade, obrigado pelo vídeo, abraços
Thank you, Luiz! Glad you enjoyed it.
im going to the harrogate show on Saturday and hoping to get a texturing tool thanks for this video
Cheers, Roy! Hope you have fun with it....and maybe we'll bump into each other as well as I'll be wandering the venue trying not to spend too much money!!
As they say “I am just one tool away from greatness”. I now like the Hope alternative to the Sorby system. Guess there is a new addition to my wish list. Not sure I should say thank you!?! 🤣🤣🤣
Haha....of course you should say thank you - any excuse....ahem...I mean legitimate reason to buy a new tool has to be given in to! Seriously, though, they are wonderful quality....one fly in the ointment is that I don't think Simon can send them to the USA anymore...not sure why....check out his website! hopewoodturning.co.uk/ All the more reason to hop over here!
@@stewartfurini Can’t hop right now, passport expired. Guess that “one tool” will have to wait! 🤣☹️
@@stewartfurini When they get to the top of my wish list, I will get them through you or another Brit source.
Interesting comparison Stewart, I've the sorby large, I find if you don't use it enough it's hard to remember which angle of presentation gives what pattern. Simon does produce some really good tools. Cheers Geoff
Cheers, Geoff! He does indeed make great tools...I'm getting quite a collection now!
@@stewartfurini I know my collection keeps growing also!!!!
Saludos Dios te bendiga grandemente, interesante ése método cuánto cuesta ese juego de herramientas allá en su país
Thank you, Mario!!
Can the cutters be interchanged between brands?
Always enjoy watching your videos, your a natural entertainer.
Good question, Harvey! I haven't tried ....but I don't think the small cutters can be interchanged, though the larger might....will have to have a look when I'm in the workshop next....
Hi Stewart. I have a 1/3 hp 250w small bench top lathe and someone said it may not be powerful enough to use a texturing tool, what do you think. Anyway love all your videos, have only started turning recently and they are great inspiration. Thanks
Thanks for commenting, Alison...to be honest, I'm not sure about the answer to your question....I think you should be able to do it.....if you happen to be in a woodturning club perhaps a fellow member with a texturing tool would let you have a go with their tool? I imagine the concern would be that the pressure of the cut would slow the lathe down. If you do get to have a go with a texturing tool on your lathe. let me know how you get on!
Gub👍👍👍
Thank you!