Woodturning a mallet.
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- Опубліковано 3 чер 2024
- Woodturning a nice piece of Ash to make a mallet. This was requested by one of our Subscribers, Michael Willson.
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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. - Розваги
Very nice.
Thanks David.
Very nice-looking mallet.
Thanks Mark
Glenn & Liza great wee project mate well done.
Thanks Alan.
Great little mallet Glenn better keep it well hidden or Liza might use it on you. Blessings.
Thanks Wade. Looking over my shoulder all the time. Sleep with one eye open. Lol🤣😝🤪😴
Thanks m8 that was proper informative just what needed nice to get shout out as well. Now just need grab my carbide's and turn a bunch myself need 2 for me small and large and couple m8s of mine are after one so thanks for demoing that. Although be careful glen liza was picking that up checking the weight maybe keep close eye on her if shes got that 😂😂👍🏴
Yeah, she was sizing it up. Don't know what for. If the videos stop, you know what's happened. 🤣🤪
@@glennteagleofukwoodcraftca5308 I'll keep my eyes open for a very obrubt end to a video 😬🤣 good luck 🤞
@@michaelwillson6847 Lol.
Very impressive. I hope to see you using it.
Thanks Mark. It's mainly for using on my chisels.
Like that, I will make one next week. Is there any update on the parting tool? Ta David
Thanks David. No update as yet. Not something I make as a stock item.
Love the way you two interact during the video. Super. 🤙🏼
What kind of grind was that on the roughing gouge? Never seen that before.
I just turned a mallet from some green maple and it’s cracking and checking. Still useful though. It looks pretty cool to.
Thank again. Keep on Turning! 🌪️
Cheers
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Thank you Rundle. Welcome to the channel. It's my fingernail grind.
Thank you for replying so quickly. 😎
Cool. What’s the reason behind that? Doesn’t it weaken the gouge? 🤔
@@rundledorosh656 It makes it more user friendly and I can do much more with it than just roughing down a piece, as demonstrated in the video. Does not weaken it at all.
Very cool. Thanks. 😎🤙🏼🇨🇦
I have to stop speed reading, I thought that you were turning a mullet. I thought that was strange seeing that you don’t have hair. Then I watched😬 nice ‘Mallet’ Glenn😬👍
Lol. Thanks Chris.
Nice mallet I’ve been wanting to turn one myself I’m too tight to buy one been from Yorkshire. I’ve just acquired an apple tree trunk that’s just been felled is that suitable and how long should I leave it before turning it.
Hi Wayne, it is better to have dry wood for this. If you wanted to turn it immediately, I would seal the end grain straight away after turning it, to slow down the drying process. It shouldn't crack then. Mine may crack as it was still quite wet but it was mainly for the video and I could just make another one at a later time. Thank you also for the Buy Me A Coffee. Much appreciated. Glenn & Liza
Thanks il might have a word with one of the lads a the turning club to see if they have any dry around I could erm borrow while they’re not looking
@@waynehardy6955 It's putting it to good use.
Use Hockey cloth tape to on the handle to hide those awful knots.
The knots are part of the character of the wood. It's a tool for hitting things. Eventually, it will be full of dents.
@@glennteagleofukwoodcraftca5308 , but, but, the Canadians need our support.
Liza just beware now what you say or do - he has the new tool to deal with you
He loves me too much. Thanks for watching.
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