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The german Stratos lathes better than either of these...

Great video! Thanks for sharing.

How well does that tool perform with epoxy impregnated wood?

I wonder if Titebond 3 would seal better.

You killed an entire tree making this😢

Your angle is to shallow. You in to increase the grind angle as shown in your picture.

thanks dude this was a good little series!

Good sense of humor, and very informative video, thanks..

Good gawd. Very slow to use, and isn't this tool primarily used to hollow out end grain?

Great review. My company has been at work on a PAPR with an all in one design monocoque manifold. Our aim is a PAPR that's more accessible to the DIY crowd. When we have certification, would you be willing to give it a try to compare? Its called MicroClimate Air3.

Cool. It’s. OJ shine juice 🧃

Would this work with Gorilla glue?

На полном серьёзе занимается фигнёй детской. Мирикашки...

….you can make em ,out the wazoo…..lol . Yep.

I miss seeing your videos. You are the one that inspired me to try turning. Hope all is well

Denatured alcohol is not found in California, imagine that the dopes in the no fun zone (state gov.) don’t want a nice finish.

Hi Rick, where did you buy the solid brick of microcrystalline wax?

Here I am, six coats of regular ol' finish and it CONTINUES TO SOAK IT UP fuehebvehdhchebrhhd😂

Memory improves on a low carb diet...👍

Rick, have you any idea how abrasive paper towel is? Try what we did in the army - use an old wadded up pantyhose. But wad it up PROPERLY so that there are no loose bits sticking out.

But you aren't showing us anything about microcrystalline wax - its all sorts of colours and finishes - mostly about carnuba wax. I just want to know about microcrystalline wax. Not tiny print from computers that I can't read.

I can't read that tiny print!

I'm looking for a product that won't melt and come off when I put my wooden teaspoon into my hot tea.

2024..newbie..goal is to add this detail.

Great info thank you, have a quick question.Do you have any problem with cracking using this method?

Excellent series. I learned a lot. Thank for the hard work of making this :)

Excellent and really subjective review, thank you Really pleased to hear your comments, as I ordered one this morning to replace a really old ( and somewhat temperamental ) Record RP3000 chuck. I would really have preferred to get an SC3 as my lathe is a lightweight Record Coronet from way back with a 3/4in x 16tpi thread, but the SC3 has a fixed thread size, so not future proof , and if I do get a new lathe, it will certainly have a bigger shaft thread, probably the M33 that's on the chuck body. Record do turn out good stuff, I changed the bearings and belt on the lathe today after 30 years of use, all of which were in fact in perfect order.

Some of the ones that didn't work I think the post is long. It would lower the center of gravity and make it easier to get upon the post

Sure do miss Rick Turns

Great !!!!

Beautiful piece. It looks a lot like Aust Mallee to me.

Found this video searching about making your own renaissance wax, this is one of the few videos on microcrystalline wax Figured I’d leave a comment for support

Hey Rick! I hope you are well. Do you use the glue straight up or do you thin it at all?

Do you seal both ends?brush it on?

My question is about you disk for attaching a bowl to remove tenon how did you make it

Sure do miss your videos. Can’t wait to see you turn again.

Looks like this off set tool rest would be good on gap bed lathes when turning a platter or thin item especially using a faceplate

Very neat and cute. I have one question. What kind of wire did you use. Thanks

Have you thought about using epoxy to hold the shot in place?

Anyone ever leave logs outside to sit on ? Do you treat them . Mine are in a grass area

Thanks for the video I've been looking for something better to try on the end of logs before I sawmill them I have a beautiful white oak log that I want a quarter saw and I don't want the boards cracking and checking.

You had the bar in the center hole of the lathe not the three Jaw Chuck. You need to progressively cut and back off on the thread tapper to clear the tool and prevent the bit jamming Rather basic I think.

thank you for the video. Question about boiled vs. unboiled linseed oil. I prefer the unboiled, as does my friend John< He's a pro, I am not. Are there any specific reasons why one would prefer one over the other, or is it just personal preference. I prefer the way unboiled cures.

Miss you Rick.

What has become of you??

Miss seeing your videos. Really miss the humor. Hope all is well with you.

Hope you are doing well. BTW, I purchased a couple of spindle adapters to accommodate some of my 1” chucks. They didn’t run true. Decided to put a nylon washer that came with my Nova chuck between the adapter and the spindle and that corrected the problem. Happy about it but have you heard of such before?

Hi Rick, thank you for this idea. I'm gonna try it. Thanks, Dan

I knew I forgot to do something, got a chunk of a trunk that now cracked up. And I have a gallon of wood glue just sitting right next to it. Damn. Thanks for the tip going forward