Beginner Lathe Project and Many little tips
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- Опубліковано 7 жов 2018
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Mum asked me to make her some new toilet brush holders since the old ones broke after four years of use. A perfect beginner lathe project, because it's basically turning a really simple bowl with no deep hollowing and very thick walls. Great to get used to the bowl gauge and learning what you can do with it.
Link to tuffsaws: www.tuffsaws.co.uk/
Enjoy the video! - Навчання та стиль
He's Back!
Marius and This Old Tony uploading on the same day? Oh yes!
This was my exact thought when I openly UA-cam today. And with a little TOT style too
I thought for one moment I was watching Old Tony magic
LOL
Lovely idea with a serious drawback for me. I have a cat who loves chewing the bristles on brushes. I even bought him own toilet brush, but he still prefers the "seasoned" one.
Always nice to see your informative and humorous videos pop up! Nice work! Anything for Mom is a good project!
We don’t get enough of your vids Marius. A simple project but interesting all the same.
Your editing is simply brilliant. Makes me laugh out loud.
Well worth the wait.
Exactly!!!!!!
Missed you! The little section about the lathe is actually a great little buyer's guide to what to look for. As a person who doesn't own a lathe it's tough to know what to look for, this will help a lot if I look into buying a lathe (and remember this!)
Good to see you back, great tip on the beginners lathe, still loving the sense of humour!!
Glad to see you back, Marius! Hope all is well. Nice little beginner project, with a few cool tips! Thanks! :-)
Glad to see more video productions! There was kind of a drought for a while there and I was always checking because your content is always great and entertaining. Thanks so much!
You are great Marius.... thank you for your great videos... I love your content and editing... it's so funny..
It's been a long time since you made a video, I hope you have more time for more videos... you are absolutely on the top of my list of UA-cam creators...
Good to see you back Marius!
Welcome back. Glad to see you posting again
Marius, at 08:12 we have your bowl blanks making two little happy face characters - very cute. Now that you are rested and we, happy that you are back, are satisfied once again - get back to your homework and course reading.
Really glad you're back!
What a great project to return on. Thank you for sharing :)
The expression on your face in the introduction to the project was priceless.
Excited to see this nice boy again!
Finally! I’ve been waiting so long for a video from you.
I always enjoy your bloopers. I think you do them very well. A little bit of humility to temper a really well put together with serious video editing. Have you thought about doing collaborations with anyone on youtube? If so, who would you have your eye on? I think I happened upon your videos while I was looking for wooden blower impellers, from Matthias Wandel. Also I just realized how much time I have spent shuffling around these sentences to get them into a logical order, thoughtfulness breeds thoughtfulness, and thank you for yours.
When you give these to your mom get her some new brushes too she deserves it.
Always fun and interesting to floow your videos. Wish you a great autumn. Best wishes from Jan in Norway
Its been so long I forgot how awesome your videos are!
That salt trick - I always have slip issues so that's super helpful!
hey good to see you back 👍
Nice to see you again! I will also say something about the finish 😁 soak it in linseed oil and thats it 😄
Awesome! Been waiting for more videos from you. :)
Love the editing.
The shirt is back! Oh, and Marius too :)
Slowly you are catching up to me with your clamps Marius.
I liked your video. Keep up the good work.
Mark
always fun to watch your videos
As always informative and entertaining. Thank you.
I get all my blades from TuffSaws too! Ian is the man!
Where were You?! Nice to see You back!
Excellent work sir!!!
Is it just me ? I was expecting to hear a toilet flush somewhere in this video. Nice job on the "plates". And I appreciated your explanation on the lathe drawbacks. Don
Great video marius, thanks !!
So thats what it is, it's a Dunny Brush. thanks for showing how you made the holder.
Schön dich wieder zu sehen!
That grey " heavy" material is likely Lead bird shot .
Looks like a material for blast sanders...
it is bird shot. old bird shot.
Agree on the bird shot. Lead.
WOOOOOOO Your Back!
Great to see you again! How is your schooling doing? Looking forward to your next video.
Nice project but I would think epoxy finish would be good so it could be washed. Don't think I would like getting all that junk soaking into the wood.Looks like a great place for mold to grow.
Fair point. We hadn't any mold issues with the old ones though
I was thinking the same thing... though with epoxy you would see all the residue easily and you would probably want to clean it more often whereas it being unfinished allows the wood to just absorb and air dry and just kind of get a natural discolored look.
Since you copied This old Tony go ahead and copy Matthias and experiment with one that has epoxy and one without ;-)
It isn't copying someone, it's being inspired by someone ;)
I don't watch This old Tony, so two people independently did the same thing...whatever it was that I "copied". Also I've done nothing that I haven't done before on videos. I don't really have to justify myself, but sometimes it's fun to do so;)
I don't watch This old Tony, so two people independently did the same thing...whatever it was that I "copied". Also I've done nothing that I haven't done before on videos. I don't really have to justify myself, but sometimes it's fun to do so;)
Great job!!
Love your vids bud!
Welcome back.
Great video and turning tips. The way you said this 14:27 made me litterly laugh out loud hahahaha
Your M42 bandsaw blade was a shrewd buy.
I don't know the German equivalent for M42 but here in the US M42 is identifies a very hard cobalt high speed tool steel noted for its resistance to chipping and hot hardness. M42 is commonly used as welded tooth tips for saw band stock: therefore, the term "bi-metal."
I use bi-metal saw bands on my metal cutting band saw where it outlasts carbon steel 3 or 4 to 1 on scaley hot rolled structural steel. Since the bi-metal blades are only double the price of carbon steel they are certainly worth the extra cost.
They will pay off sawing plywood (some glues are quite abrasive,) carelessly handled rough lumber with ground in dirt, re-sawing salvaged painted lumber, and high silica woods like some species of cedar and cypress and many species of tropical hardwoods. BTW, you won't be file sharpening your bi-metal blades.
10:05 Brush lays on the workbench, then touches your arm and in the next shot there are brown spots all over the workbench.... cool project :)
Those are nice back scratcher holders
I've been missing your information and humor! Hope your studies are going well.
Xtreme cooler Video-Schnitt. Gratz. Danke auch für die Infos. MfG
It's weird seeing a lathe made in my home town on one of your videos =).
Nice to see you.
Those black balls are lead weights used for fishing or in shotguns as "bullets".
Hey there he is! I missed you, University must be rough.
Hello Marius
Just a little comment that I think sanding would be good for this particular use case, because I believe that a fine sanding helps the wood to be more resistant to water.
Also what about a water resistant finish ? :)
nice video, thanks
What 3D Printer do you have?
Gives wood staining a new dimension...
Slowly built up over thousands of toilet trips
an all senses experience...
Nice one Marius. did you ever decide on an engineering specialty, last I heard your were just starting and hadn't decided.
I would have used some varnish or a lacquer to get a surface that would be much easier to keep clean.
Especially considering the intended usage for the pieces.
Always entertaining
Jolie réalisation ingénieuse bravo salut Jeannot 🛠😉
1000 RPM. Is that metric or American?
John H ... lol ... good one...
Uhm,... i think it's chinese ;-)
see ya next year.
Marius, did you use the lead/steel round shot in the interior of both brush dishes - you didn't use the coarse copper material?
yes, I used the lead on both.
Industrious! Did she explain what she was using them for before asking to take them? Maybe you were proud of them and she surprised you she. Seeing them in their new purpose.
That grey granular stuff looks like lead shot to me
The most enjoyable toilet bowl cleaning video ever made! No but seriously, i enjoyed it. Clever move with the weights...but would epoxy be a better choice? Probably more expensive though... but it worked!👍
It just needed some more glue.
The last part hahahahaah
Ash is the perfect choice of wood for making a utensil to clean what comes out of your ashhole. 😉
Pardon me here for a sec: And a Heiney would know.
kannst du mir verraten wie die dinger auf deutsch heißen? blick bei den ganzen werkzeugen noch nicht so ganz durch, sind da die anschliffwinkel immer unterschiedlich?
Ich geh mal davon aus, dass du die Drechselwerkzeuge meinst. Das ist eine Schalenröhre. Und da gibts verschiedene Anschliffe. Den, den ich verwende ist der Fingernagelanschliff. Kann man so kaufen oder sich selbst zurechtschleifen (braucht aber etwas Übung und geduld)
\ o / YEY!!! new videos
Moin Marius, tolles Video! Welche Videobearbeitungssoftware benutzt du?
Ich benutze Premiere Pro
you've chosen wisely
I was just trying to add weight to a small wood project - man I wish I had some of that lead shot stuff. I've been searching around Amazon but haven't really found it in a reasonable sized small bucket. If anyone 'in the know' is reading this comment, please add a link :)
Hi, cooles Projekt! was macht die Hobelwelle? Da ich den gleichen Hobel habe würde mich das brennend interesiren. Grüße Alex
Hobelwelle wartet grade noch auf weitere Teile. SEHR viele Stolpersteine beim einbauen und einstellen. Sollte aber bald fertig sein
Gibts dazu ein Video?
Na selbstverstädlich ;)
Die schwarzen Kugeln sind vermutlich Blei. Diese werden viel von Modelflugzeugbauern (speziell Segelflug) verwendet, um die Modelle zur Nase hin auszuballanzieren.
Ansonsten sehr unterhaltsam, das Filmchen. Schön, mal wieder was von dir zu sehen.
are them your toothbrush holders
hmm... about the finish... I think lacquer wouldn't be a bad idea, since the toilet water dripping down the brush can now be absorbed in the wood.
Do you also have Record power set of chisels? How do you like it? I got them with my dml305 but I guess I have to regrind the bowl gouge to the grind you have. have to find time for that... and the parting tool just sucks (it's 1cm wide...). Do you know anything about Two cherries lathe chisels? Are they any good? I can't find out if the steel is HSS or not... Does it matter anyway?
And of course welcome back :) It's always a pleasure watching your videos. Even though there is a lot of toilet humour :)
I figured out my bowl gauge is a from Record Power, but I don't have a set. Unfortunately, I don't know the other brands you mentioned. Thanks for your comment.
I would have thought that some hard and smooth finish would have been perfect to keep the stand clean and avoid it to suck up the water that will drip on it.
Are you still using a GH4? Image and skintone look really good
yes, still the same
Holy heck
How do you just reappear and act like we haven't been waiting with bated breath for your next video? Your content is well done, intuitive, informative, and funny. Please keep posting videos even of some of your more mundane tasks.
I hate talking about stuff like:" I'm sorry I didn't post a video for so long...now I'll post more again...etc". That's at least one minute of wasted video time and if you watch this video in a month or so, nobody will care about that. That's rather confusing and I like to make videos that also make sense in the future. So I just start with the project.
The everlasting blue shirt adds continuity.
True. My post was intended as a positive reinforcement to your excellent work. I am a big fan.
Schöner Nährboden für Bakterien und Mikroben
so wie alles andere auch, wenn man es nicht regelmäßig sauber macht
What?! No finish? I feel like the poop water will "stain" it. Probably a urethane coating would've been good so it pools up ans dries out, and easy to wipe with a sanitary wipe.
Stop complaining about the amount of Chucks available! My lathe will need a custom made adapter for a chuck to fit on it😫😫😫
Also great video keep up the great work
Do you cut your hair by yourself?
I love your videos can you please make them more often
You can buy chucks to fit the lathe direct from record power’s website they’re called the SC3 and SC4 chuck and there is a huge range of jaws available www.recordpower.co.uk/product/sc3-geared-scroll-chuck-package-with-3-faceplate-34-x-16-tpi#.W7ukuKQo_YU
Salz zum nicht-verrutschen auf die Leimflächen?! Klappt das gut? Wenn ja, genial.
Ja klappt, ist ein bekannter Trick :)
mit ein bisschen polyacryl lack wäre es zumindest wöchentlich abwischbar und desinfizierbar denke ich ^^
New video? Am I dreaming now?
How is university going?
Did he say "in the split of a second"?
I enjoy your videos!
The saying goes “in a split second”
Not “in the split of a second”
Oh, ok. Thanks
can u upload more videos please
I tuched the brush... but its ok.
It only smels.
Signed by Rocko
hate it when the tube magic is broken and you have to clean up the shavings ah, you tube.. i get it now.
Du kaufst auch billig Werkzeug (Parkside und workzone ) wie sind sie so ?
Die Schlauchtrommel ist echt gut. Wir sind überaus zufrieden damit. Und wir haben einen billigen Bohrhammer, weil es sich da wegen sehr seltenem Einsatz nicht lohnt, aber der tut seine Aufgabe auch sehr gut...ist halt recht schwer.
I sure hope it was a new brush. Hahaha.