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absolutely excellent!😁

Wait a minute... you just rough turned a few hundred green bowls? Ouch! :)

This is a great video. You make it clear what, why, where and how with all aspects of the work. Also the black background makes it easy to see the thick cloud of fine particulates of saw dust when you explained the importance of using breathing protection. It does cause some concern for for your breathing. Is there not a mick small enough to fit in a respirator? Like they have for motorcycle helmets.

What is the angle on the 1/2” bowl gouge?

Back again, ordered mine today so needed refresh

Great info, thanks

Why not start the holes with a center drill

Very clear explanation thank you for clearing up those niggling problems that I haven’t figured out myself.

Thanks Mike, I just bought a used VM100 that needs this done to it. I had to change the spindle adapter from 1” to 1.25”, which was an easy job, but I’ve been a little hesitant about doing more than an outside wipe down with a rag with acetone on it. That helped, but it needs the thorough cleaning and relube you demonstrated. Thanks for the timely video. Cheers, Tom

Very nice. Another great video thanks for the information.

Way too much grease.

On the video you did not talk about the angle on the Oneway Vari-Grind Jig. for the bowl and spindle gouge section.

Thanks goes out to Vicmarc. After re-assembling the chuck, I found an extra screw. Thanks, Vicmarc!

Why are you worried about damaging the wood fibres where your foot/tennon will be?

When changing jaws, Record Power recommends snugging the screws, then closing the jaws completely, then tightening the screws. Is that just a Record Power thing, or is it a good idea for all chucks? (I have one RP and three VM.)

excellent content. beginning to end detailed instructions.

Another outstanding video. As has been said in some other videos, this is what UA-cam is for! I'm glad your chuck gest debris and "crap" in it and you're willing to call it that. ;-)

If you have one available, do you recommend using an ultrasonic cleaner?

Mike - excellent video - thanks

Mike slummin' today. 😂😂😂

will the carbide tool scratch the ring core

Beautiful work Glen! May I ask, what is the engraving/ burning tool you used to sign your work with? Thanks for sharing!

How much cbn wheel 600 grits..

thanks so much for this lesson. Much appreciated. Thanks for continually updating us on your RPM's Very helpful.

do you have something like that in Australia please

That gorilla glue is a polyurethane adhesive. Epoxies are 2 parts, a resin and a hardener and must be mixed.

The tool rest is not at all good. It has a locking mechanism that locks in coarse increments that don't correspond to useful grinding angles. The rests are also light weight and flimsy. As provided, vibration is excessive, this is from grinding wheels which are not balanced. Would I buy again? Yes. But figure on changing out to CBN wheels with balancing washers and a 3rd party tool rest.

Very very extraordinary sir

Greetings from Austria. Great presentation, cool and calm and inspiring, typical Mike-video at its best. Biggest problem is the oversee delivery, but that is not Your fault. this sort of project could be worth the effort. Until next video... stay safe.

Why not regular wood glue?

Well done, once again! Great tips, especially on the glue-up. What did you use on the chuck that you inserted into the project to hold while turning off the tenon?

Thanks!

Bonjour, c'est vraiment magnifique !! ou peut-on trouver les mécanismes des moulins ? merci et bonne journée !!

Bonjour, c'est vraiment magnifique !! ou peut-on trouver les mécanismes des moulins ? merci et bonne journée !!

Dang it Mike … getting my order together now 🤨

How long will the glue bond last with out cleaning them with asatone

I can't find the dowel drill chuck in your catalog, is it still available? Thanks - Phil

Is the finish food safe when it’s dry?

Excellent video - lots of tips - thank you!

Is the extended jaw set smooth on the inside?. Have any links to something similar that will fit a nova Chuck? Most have the ribs for extended gripping.. which is nice but..

Good demonstration! My only gripe is many kit makers require specific odd sizes of Forstner cutters, e.g., 9/32", to fit their parts. Why not keep dimensions standard to 1/4" intervals? Seems like a cheesy way to sell tools; this sort of buffoonery needlessly adds cost to the hobby.

Good and simple work, thanks for sharing, cheers from Luxembourg 🇱🇺 europe from an old chap 63, turning beginner since 4 months

This man has a certain humour and humour certain, the right guy to learn and afterwards get a couple of beers together, cheers and thanks from Luxembourg 🇱🇺 europe

What is the jig set on?

Can t we use water instead of Alcohol for cleaning ?

Excellent video Kirk! Very informative. Thanks for the wonderful instruction. You're a natural teacher!

what is the dimensions of the block.,,,

Hands down one of the best instructional videos out there. Clear explanations and demonstrations of the process, tool techniques and finishing tips. I made my first box like this from Cherry and walnut scraps I had in the wood pile. It turned out pretty good even after I made a few mistakes. Thank you for an awesome video

Hey, I know this was made a while ago, but when you applied the CA glue, what was that paper/cotton swab you applied the CA glue to?

I really appreciate your manner of teaching. I'm 71 and just bought a small lathe for something to do. I don't like retirement, so I hope turning wood helps. God bless America