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How to Make the "Ellsworth Grind" on a bowl gouge, using a Bench Grinder
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- Опубліковано 10 тра 2020
- Scott Caskey shows you how to make the David Ellsworth's famous "Ellsworth Grind" on a standard English Grind Bowl Gouge using a bench grinder.
Check out the Follow Up Tormek video here:
• Grinding and Polishing...
The wooden models are a brilliant idea
Thank you!
Great video to show how to convert to the Ellsworth grind. Until this video though, I never saw anyone do the same grind on a roughing gouge. I have an extra roughing gouge and will do this to it. Thank you!
Thank you so much for watching!
Excellent video and information
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Thanks for your time and effort. Very good presentation!
Thank you for watching!
excellent video, amazing skill how he rolls it with his thumb like a jig!
Thank you for watching!
That gouge was not an English grind bowl gouge. It was a spindle roughing gouge. It is intended for use only on spindles where the woodgrain is parallel to the lathe axis. To use it inside a bowl is, as you remark, asking for a catch.
Another point: at around 8 minutes in we can see you approaching the final shape. You don't seem to realise that it is important that the point on the flute edge that you are closest to grinding must be horizontal, and therefore parallel to the grinder axis. The easiest way to ensure this is to glance at the top edge of the platform. Make sure the wing edge that you are closest to, or actually grinding, is exactly parallel to the edge of the platform. Otherwise you will not get the correct bevel angle all the way round. Constantly adjust the relative amounts that you are twisting and turning the gouge to achieve this.
Very good information to share with everyone! Thank you for taking the time to do that. Thanks for watching!
Great Video. Thanks Scott
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Outstanding vid in my opinion. Multiple camera angles , I love it. I am subscribing and looking forward to the Tormek vid too. I have both sharpening systems.
Thank you for the feedback and thank you for watching!
@michaell7877 Here is the tormek video ua-cam.com/video/KHWjGWcoPes/v-deo.html
You have a lot to learn about British woodturning.
Thank you for watching!
👍👍Thanks for a nice and interesting video.
Glad you enjoyed it
Thankyou that was described very well. I can't seem to find your video on the wolverine system of doing the ellsworth grind, you mentioned that you would be doing that. thankyou. diana
Thank you for watching Diana, we are working on getting that one out very soon, we apologize for the delay on that.
@@KlingsporsWoodworkingShop 2 years after you said it would be out “soon”… is it out yet?
@@mjn55128 Good Call! Didn't notice that it wasn't made public. We will get that taken care of this week!
what happened to the video on using the Wolverine system?
This is the video using the Wolverine system, do you mean the tormek video? ua-cam.com/video/KHWjGWcoPes/v-deo.html
40 or 50 years ago this was called the Irish grind.. Because it was hard to do the English grind prevailed.. Go read Peter Child…. A turner and writer who published the English grind 50 years ago.. Production turners used the English grind.. Peter Child is English.. a simple jig could be made where the English grind is used by just twirling the tool on the grinder.. This is much like the Wolverine tool that hold the gouge at the base.. and is repeatable.. There are references in Fine woodworking from years ago about Peter Child too.
Thank you for all of this information. Thanks for watching as well
how do I find a demo on how to use the wolverine fairy grind 2.
We do not have a demo on how to use it while in use but we do have this video: ua-cam.com/video/8WsjK43IcaM/v-deo.html
Did you ever make the Tormek episode? Cant seem to find it
Currently Editing it now. Should be up first of the week.
@PhillipHouseworth here is a link to the video ua-cam.com/video/zVRuitxxKZ0/v-deo.html
Screen continually goes black.
Not our video so we are not sure how to help with that.
Wow! Are you really a turner? Or, do you just play one on UA-cam? Poor Guy.
Real turner, what seems to be your issue with him?
A grinding jig makes all this much faster and repeatable.
But if you don't have a template, how are you to make a jig?
I just bought it remade from Wolverine. @@KlingsporsWoodworkingShop