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Oh, I thought the outer panels would be more spherical, so the flask could hold more liquid. Nice technique by the way. And for the record, ALL two part epoxies are food safe once fully cured. Another way to make it waterproof is to simply glue the panels on with epoxy, then when cured, melt some beeswax and pour it in. Fill it right up and dump it out immediately. That will leave a nice coating of wax on the inside.
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Lovely share. Most of us do and did suffer from the same bowl (etc) gouge's sharpening issues. It is really time to to get a proper wet stone sharpener even if just using to sharpen those finger nail ,bowl,spindle gouge shaped tools . Couple of times my mood was off when I could not find the right angle to sharpen my fingernail gouge on a standard grinder 😢 As a full time joiner, I always wanted to learn those sharpening technics ,which you can only practice if you get a proper grinder. Thanks for sharing!
The other way I've seen the drilling done is to put the jacobs chuck into the headstock. put a live center in the tailstock, and pinch the work between the drill bit and the tailstock. start the lathe (hold the work piece with one hand), and advance the tailstock to drive the work piece onto the spinning drill bit.
Ciao Nordico, sarebbe bene conoscere il tuo nome per amore della condivisione, ho apprezzato molto il tuo lavoro semplice lineare e pratico, Anch'io utilizzo il tornio e davanti a questi piccoli pratici lavori eseguiti da persone esperte come te, mi ritengo sempre un principiante. Complimenti amico mio. Un italiano di Roma
I used a meassuring tape and compass. Found the radius of the white wood, and marked the center from three points on the edge of the white wood. Terrible explanation, sorry. Did you get it?
No resin is food safe. By adding it to your project, you've ruined it for use as intended. Sorry, but wanting something to be true doesn't just make it true.
Thank you for the comment, and no need to apologize. This video has stirred up alot of interesting opinions on the topic, and I appreciate yours as well 👍
I went through similar journey bu in the middle i was using the Tormek knockoff from Record Power. Apart from all the stuff you mention the issue i had was constantly adjust all the jigs to accomodate for the wheel wear. I eventually settled on Robert Sorby Pro Edge i extremely happy with it and i havent looked back since.
I bought the Jet knock-off version of the Tormek - same issues. The stone is out of round and the bowl gouge jig is not as accurate and setup instructions are missing.
No, I’ll get by with it for awhile. I think I would go with the 1750 rpm dry cbn wheels next. I did get some wheel dressing tools for cheap and with time I can keep it fairly flat , but out of round is not too bad since it goes so slow.
For bench grinders there are plenty of jigs for bowl gouges (oneway wolverine system, kodiak system) - there is also the sorry sanding system. Did you look at any of these?
I’ve seen videoes on those but never tried. The problem is they were never in any stores in my part of the world so the shipping made them super expensive here.
I use cbn wheels with a slow speed grinder and the kodiak sharpening system. Total cost was around $700 US. I did look at tormek but the cost is hard to justify. I feel I get very good results with the kodiak system.
I see, the kodiak system looks very good and versitile. And I agree, the Tormek is really expensive, hopefully it runs well for 50 years and I won’t have to spend any more 😆
If you dont have cole jaws a disk of wood atatched to face plate can be used with hot glue , wood glue or even double faced outdoor carpet tape to hold I wpuld have mounted the base in chuck with yhe lid on tail stock end and use a block between the live center , to have more stand off room to finish the lid Overall a lovely box A simple rotary punch for holes in leather can be bought at most ctaft supply and building supply centers for under $ 20.00 USD What brand face shield do you use ?
Thank you for your comment, I will keep in mind your tecnique of gluing the piece on to a faceplate next time 👍 The mask I’m using is a local store brand here in Norway. Used to have a standard shield but cleaned it with acetone 😆
I believe your right, the wood looks like elm. I work in a park during the summer, and we have a lot of elms. I would like to know how to sharpen my chisels properly. Thanks.
