Woodturning. Tenon or Recess. Which one's best?
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- Опубліковано 2 жов 2024
- Tenon or Recess. Which one's best?
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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.
Glenn and Liza there again some great information for all types of turners, and the wee vase it has some lovely spalting smashing job.
Thanks Alan. Spalted wood has some lovely grain patterns.
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you can buy a kit with all the sizes from RDG Excellent bit of kit . Loving your teaching methods Learnt so much Watched 90% of your vids So insightful Look forward to more of them
Yes, they do some good stuff. Just bought a few things myself. Glad you have found the videos helpful. Thanks for watching. Plenty more to come. Happy turning.
Recently got a standard type 3 set off you and loving them. Thanks
Hi Pete. Glad you are enjoying using your chisels. Happy turning mate. Toodle pip for now.
Top job on the tenon and recess tutorial Glenn and Liza 😊
Thanks Peter. Glad you liked it.
Greetings from Arizona. I have really been enjoying your videos for both the entertainment and the great info in different topics. The spindle tool one was excellent and I am doing a lot better with it. I do mostly segmented work so just starting to get into solid wood, mostly boxes for now. If you could sometime show how that dust collector thing for you lathe works. Also that sanding disk that doesn't spin, it that holder shop made or did you get it somewhere
Greeting and welcome to our channel Charlie from across the big pond. Glad you are enjoying watching our videos. We enjoy making them. As for the dust collector, it goes outside into the bag, so I won't be able to demonstrate this. It's from Axminster. The end bit I made up myself (nozzle) from hardware supplies (cheaper than buying the Woodturning shop stuff). The sanding arbours for my Makita Angle drill and sanding discs I make and sell on my website but unfortunately we do not ship outside of the UK. Happy turning. Toodle pip for now. Glenn & Liza
Thanks for the advice I started watching your videos before I got a lathe,so when I got 1 I started to learn to turn with both hands and it just seemed so natural,so thanks best tip ever.
You are welcome Christopher. Glad you have found the videos helpful in your woodturning journey so far. It's easier to turn with both hands as a New Starter as you haven't gained bad habits yet. Nice one. Keep up the good work. Happy turning. Toodle pip for now. Glenn & Liza
Glen your a legend
I know.
Great video. Can I ask how wide a hole do you drill for the wormscrew?
Thanks Mark. Glenn says his RDG Screw chuck comes with 3 screws. He uses the middle one which is the 8mm Screw. He drills a hole using a 7mm drill bit. Hope that helps.
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Fantastic video very well explained love your video's
Glad you are enjoying the videos. Thank you for watching and supporting the channel.
Liked the way you explained left and right hand turning, I have been turning as a hobby for about 5yrs completely self taught didn’t know about handedness just use whichever I need to get job done 👍🏻
Thank you Rowland.
Love your explanations it’s made things so much easier for me, and made my learning curve so much quicker with your videos. It’s better watching you than most of the drivel on tv at the moment
I like watching me too. Lol
What is the parting tool you used Glenn? Can't see one on the site? : Edit, never mind, found your back videos on it. :)
Hi Mike. I haven't got any Parting Tools at the moment. They will be put on the website when made.
Since I only own carbides, what would be the best way (or best tool) to place the pattern you created in the bottom of the recess?
I have shown this in previous videos using the Detail.
Thanks!
Welcome to the channel. Thank you so much Chip for your support. Very much appreciated. Glenn & Liza
Another great video. Thanks. Is there a rule of thumb so to speak for the depth a tenon should be on different sized bowls?
Thank you for your feedback and question. Glenn will discuss this issue in more detail on a video. Keep watching.
Great. Will do