Demonstrating the Hollowing Tool STABILIZER: wyomingwoodturner
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- Опубліковано 14 жов 2024
- Sam shows how he uses the STABILIZER designed and made byTrent Bosch. This hollowing assistant makes the chore of hollowing much more enjoyable. Used in conjunction with either Trent's 5/8" or 3/4" hollowing tools this device holds the bar securely at the correct angle and eliminates the need to use "excessive force" when hollowing.
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Reviewing the Hollowing Tool STABILIZER:
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Excellent review Sam! The Trent Bosch hollowing stabilizer is an excellent tool. I haven't used any other hollowing setup, but I have to agree with you 100%. This tool will never leave my shop. ;-) Thanks for sharing!
Congrats on a very good purchase Sam! Great addition to your shop!
Take care, Dave
More great input from your channel, I was looking at oneway but now I'll be shopping for trent
Bought this tool last week partially on your recommendation. I find it a joy to hollow with it.
Thanks'
I am glad to hear that. I agree it is a joy and easier than NOT having it.
Sam
Great tool & review Sam, it's so like an extension of the human arm & I like how close to the piece you can stand......... No trailing framework hanging out over the length of the lathe getting in the way. Winner, winner !!!
Regards ....... Geof (UK)
Awesome work, Sam! Lots of great information in all 3 of the videos, from cutting to turning.
Sam, thanks for sharing your excellent tool review. It looks like a very solid, easy to use tool.
Thanks for the review Sam. I've been eyeing these tools. What is your thoughts on the Carbide or HSS cutter option Trent offers?
That looks like a great setup. From what I see Trent has some great tools. The only one I own is his cheapest. The thin parting tool. LOL Best one I've ever had.
That looks to be an excellent piece of kit Sam, and very effective too. Thanks for showing us.
Cheers
Mike
Thanks Mike
I don't know if you saw a recent video with my 3 granddaughters. They had a question about you.....weird. Here is a link.
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+WYOMINGWOODTURNER I did Sam....and commented as well...lol
I bet those kids had all kinds of questions about the crazy old man on the television.
It looks like one could turn the hollowing tool a little to achieve a negative rake for fine finishing cuts. Perhaps readjust the tool height as well to stay on the center line.I made my own hollowing tool using Lyle Jamison's design for inspiration. I adapted it to work on my Shopsmith. Mine is not as shiny as yours, but mine cost me less than $20 to build. Where there's a will, (and a very small budget), there's a way. I use my extension table to hold the tool while blowing out the shavings. I agree this is a very handy feature.
very interesting, well I get my lathe I will have to look at investing in one of these. Thanks for your vids.
Looks like a nice tool. Thanks for sharing.
wow that switch is a pretty cool safety item! A flick of a finger and the lathe srops!
Yes it is a life saver. I added it myself. You can buy an after market switch sold by powermatic that you must wire in. I also had to wire this in, which wasn't hard, but I just have a regular house switch with a toggle plate that fits over the switch box. Sam
Sam ... This tool looks like it would be a good fit with Ron Brown's laser system. I like the simplicity of it ... I have used other hollowing systems that have base-plates, backrests, etc. Too much to fiddle with to hollow a piece the size of the one you were working on.
hi sam I have watched you for sometime and subscribed today I really enjoy your videos my passion has always been turning thanks for sharing your expertise sorry to hear about the accident back in feb im glad your still doing videos one question what would you recommend for a suitable sanding sealer for laquer finish?? I did my first hollow form and put 10 coats of laquer I am striving for that glass finish that you produce that im so envious of! lol
Excellent, very cool tool... two great videos...
cheers...
Really great to work with. Like!
Hello Sam. Im thinking of buying the trent bosch hollowing tool to make vases in green wood. One of the deciding factors is that given that the wall thickness is very finely controlled (with stabiliser or laser) and hence much more even, there is much less tendency to crack. Coulld you give me any thoughts on that if you have any experience.
Thank you in advance. Darragh
I have had the Trent Bosch stabilizer for years. It is excellent and I highly recommend it. However, using a laser is a deal changer. The only time I’ve gotten into trouble going through the wall is not using my laser. Anyway, I would not hesitate to get Trent stabilizer overall he makes excellent tools at a good price thanks, Sam.
Thank you for your prompt reply Sam. That's very helpful and reassuring . Kind regards, Darragh
Sam, do you sharpen those cutters by hand, or on the grinder?
I do sharpen them on my grinder. These cutters last a look time and are fairly inexpensive. But you could certainly hone them with a diamond hone. Sam
Looks like a really good tool...I'm looking at this compared to the "deep,hollowing tool" by Vermec....how do you finish the inside with tool?.
Vermeer tool has accessories that fit on the tool that enables sanding in the tight vessel.
How much is your tool?
This tool costs $350 (US) I do not sand inside these vessels. Life is too short and no one can see inside or even touch past an inch. These openings are usually 3/4 inch once I get the insert into them. Sam
Again, excellent review, that is some fearsome workhorse you've got in your shop now Sam, better put it to good use!! Who said technology ruins everything? in some cases it helps and advance us, like it should :)
Yuval.
Yep, I have always resisted a hollowing device but i saw this and had to get it. It is everything I thought it would be. Sam
Hello, do you know how much stability difference there is between the 3/4" vs the 5/8" system? I think I heard you say yours is 3/4".
Yes mine is the 3/4" I am not sure if I can answer your question since I don't have both systems. But it really all depends on the size of your lathe and the size of the hollow form. Sam
good honest review, thanks!
Does anyone know where I can buy this in the uk, or is it only available in the us, I've googled it and can't find a uk dealer. Great video as always. Regards Peter
I would contact Trent Bosch. Just go to his website and find his e-mail. It is a heavy tool and shipping to the UK might be a lot $$$$. But I am not aware of it available in the UK. Sam
Aloha Sam,
I've been thinking of investing in one of these deep hollowing systems. Have you ever incurred a bad catch and if so was it catastrophic?
Jeff
No, nothing lose to catastrophic. I have had small catches that aren't bad. The tool prevents that from happening. I have found that you must raise up on the end of the tool handle which makes better contact where the tool rests on the stabilizer. That make it work really well. I love this tool. Sam
Mahalo Sam. I've been turning for about 18 years and I'd like to turn some deeper vessels. For me that's anything deeper than about 5". I live in Hawaii so it's kind of a black hole for artists and makes it difficult for me to attend any of the great seminars and symposiums held in the mainland. So you're my go to guy when I need a new idea or I have a problem that needs a solution. Thank you again for all you're hard work and excellent quality teaching videos.
Jeff
interesting and very exciting!!!
Woo keren#masjabrikdiy