Tim, are you aware that your name appears in an article in the latest issue of WOODTURNING magazine? Congratulations! Will you please post the three piece bell ornament you created on your PBS show? Thanks.
I want to try this but I'm thinking if I can turn the inside with a 4x4 inches square cross sectional piece instead of gluing 4 quarter pieces like you did at 1st gluing and then cut it in to 4 pieces and glue them inside out. What do you think about this way of turning? I don't mind the grain pattern because the wood that I'm going to turn has barely no grain on it.
Planer or Jointer, he's right, just depends where you are in the world. In the UK we usually call the individual machine a Jointer, but for some reason we call it a Planer when we have a "Planer/ Thicknesser". And it's Planer with one "N".
Thank you sir for all the information you share. I'm in Oklahoma my self and appreciate you.
I enjoyed your video and your sense of humor …. good job
Thanks for promoting the AAW
Braum's! I miss that place from living in OK.
Tim, are you aware that your name appears in an article in the latest issue of WOODTURNING magazine? Congratulations! Will you please post the three piece bell ornament you created on your PBS show? Thanks.
Tim, did your head get just a little shinier?
I want to try this but I'm thinking if I can turn the inside with a 4x4 inches square cross sectional piece instead of gluing 4 quarter pieces like you did at 1st gluing and then cut it in to 4 pieces and glue them inside out. What do you think about this way of turning? I don't mind the grain pattern because the wood that I'm going to turn has barely no grain on it.
since tim didn't say it. i will. De Plane boss De Plane. 😜
A few grains of table salt will prevent glue from sliding... if using paper, put some on each side of the paper.
It's called a wood jointer. Planner is a different thing :D
Planer or Jointer, he's right, just depends where you are in the world. In the UK we usually call the individual machine a Jointer, but for some reason we call it a Planer when we have a "Planer/ Thicknesser". And it's Planer with one "N".
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But really Tim, I love your videos, always well put out and explained beautifully and an easy to approach teacher too
Thank you sir for all the information you share. I'm in Oklahoma my self and appreciate you.
Thank you sir for all the information you share. I'm in Oklahoma my self and appreciate you.