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Thanks for the answer. I'm from Brazil and I need to know if those metal kitchen utensils need only the metal part, because I work with wood lathe. Do you sell only them without the turned part?
You just need a 2" x 2" x 6" blank for a common sized handle. It ended up being about 1" x 5" in size. Here's a link to our wood blanks. www.woodturnerscatalog.com/t/27/Domestic-Hardwoods
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Great job! Turned comfortable handle!
J'aime beaucoup, bravo de la France 👍😉
Congratulations on your work. Could you tell me where you get the metal parts of those jobs from the video? The utensils?
All the supplies and tools used in the video can be found at www.woodturnerscatalog.com
Thanks for the answer. I'm from Brazil and I need to know if those metal kitchen utensils need only the metal part, because I work with wood lathe. Do you sell only them without the turned part?
Yes. All of our kits only come with the hardware. You'll need to turn the project on a wood lathe.
I got it, thanks. Do you ship to Brazil?
What is the make and model of the chuck? I like that setup with the mandrel. It is shown at 2:37.
The Apprentice Collet Chuck
www.woodturnerscatalog.com/p/101/4400/apprentice-Collet-Chuck-7-Piece-Set
Hi, so I'm a new turner and I always thought for sanding you use a higher speed?
We always recommend sanding with slower speeds because you'll have less heat build-up and the slower speed will help get a better sanded surface.
How much does a lathe like that run you?
It's a Laguna Revo 18-36 Lathe. It starts at $2,399. Here's a link. www.woodturnerscatalog.com/p/216/6781/Laguna-Revo-18-36-Lathe-1-1-2-HP-110v
If you have to ask...
Thanks craft ;)
What size blank did you start with? How big did the handle end up?
You just need a 2" x 2" x 6" blank for a common sized handle. It ended up being about 1" x 5" in size. Here's a link to our wood blanks. www.woodturnerscatalog.com/t/27/Domestic-Hardwoods
What drill chuck are you using?
It's the Turners Select 1/2" Key Drill Chuck. Here's a link. www.woodturnerscatalog.com/p/104/5435/Turners-Select-1-2"-Key-Drill-Chuck
And here's our "Comparing Drill Chucks" Video if you need more insight. Thanks. ua-cam.com/video/miGCB8xe6ak/v-deo.html
A little too smiley. But... not bad. I like the detachment ability.
Mine works too. I used the Woodglut plans and performed it without any problems.