basics on how to MASTER your wood lathe

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If you’ve ever wondered how to use a wood lathe, you don’t wanna miss this video. This video goes through all the basics of how to transform a piece of wood into a beautiful object of your choice. To make beautiful parts is not a race... it as a labor of love. Hope you enjoy the video.
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How to use a wood lathe
Wood turning basics
tips for successful wood turning with a lathe
The best way to learn how to use a wood lathe woodturning
Learning to use lathes for wood turning
Modern lathes usually have a spindle and tailstock
How to use wood lathe tools
Craftsman wood lathe
Wood turning Lathe
mount turning wood on your lathe
tips and techniques for the beginner or experienced turner
What safety procedures should you follow when using a wood turning lathe

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@meiiiiivuhs 8 месяцев назад

great tutorial to revise of wood lathe thanks!

@jolox. 4 года назад

I bought some tools years ago at a flea market and thought they were just chisels! I just go a lathe for my birthday and it's great fun! I was able to figure out my gouge, but now, thanks to you I know that I have a Skew and a parting tool! Great video! Thanks!

@hi_wifi_guy 3 года назад

So helpful, thanks very much for posting this video!

@kenglish697 3 года назад

Thank you. My kids are growing up and I have time to find a hobby now that I'm getting older. I took shop in high school and really enjoyed the wood working parts but that was 35 years ago 😬. I've been whittling comfort birds and want to try something different so I'm thinking about trying to make some bowls. Your video was useful for letting me know what to expect.

@rayp450 4 года назад

Thanks for posting this ! I just got a small lathe and your advice and warnings are appreciated.

@michaell7877 4 года назад

I have been watching many vids for the lathe. This is probably one of the best ones I have found that actually talks about how to actually start with, including the tool rest. Great vid, hope you make many more. I am a beginner for the lathe. Great vid.

@livefree6878 4 года назад

👍👍

@inventwiz 4 года назад

Great Tutorial the best I have seen ... I watched the entire clip and loved it! Thanks

@livefree6878 4 года назад

👍👍

@ryanwilber2255 4 года назад

I just received my grandfathers lathe that is exactly like this one in the video. Just set it up and will use your tips to help with future projects!!

@duanes6478 2 года назад

nice video. Easy to hear you and good descriptions!

@neilstubbs4575 3 года назад

This is probably the best woodturning video I've seen, and I've been watching a lot of them! I now know a lot more about each tool and what they do. Well done.

@OGs_Playground 4 года назад

Very well done. Great instruction for a new turner. Thanks!

@spicyhot1695 5 лет назад

Excellent video! Nicely presented! Do you have more woodworking videos? Thanks for sharing

@livefree6878 5 лет назад

I’ve been posting a lot of videos on wood lathing Pen blanks from rockler. I’ve also got a lot of videos on our Metal lave and milling machine. We’ve been doing a lot of mechanic videos on rebuilding and engine. Lots of activity lots of videos, thanks for asking. Appreciate your support and kind words.

@tungsongkhai4880 2 года назад

Thanks and Respect from Singapore 2Nov2021

@iplaymytele 4 года назад

Great video very explanatory.....!!!!

@masoudsadri9084 5 лет назад

nice work,,,Excellent,,, i love it,, thank you ,, more video please

@mjatchison8450 5 лет назад

Great Video!! Very informative the end though that got me "hopefully you found this video useful, or at least entertaining" lol thats great!! Great job though!!

@livefree6878 5 лет назад

👍

@toonybrain 5 лет назад

“Very relaxing.” Indeed.

@heygude3189 4 года назад

SUPER useful! Thanks!

@heygude3189 4 года назад

Seriously, can I 'like' a video twice? This saved me so many mistakes!

@FPS31 3 года назад

Great video

@mpolosmith 4 года назад

Hi there - new to wood turning and currently restoring my grandfather's lathe. It's the exact same lathe as this, question... Looking through the manual, what is the plunger for and how do you remove it? (Gotta clean the rust off it). Thanks and greath vid :)

@randysmith5403 4 года назад

A most excellent video!!! I just bought a used Craftsman lathe identical to yours and I'm completely new to lathe turning. You provided many good tips and a boat load of valuable information in your video - all of which is extremely valuable to me. Thank you so much for such a tremendous video. (Would you happen to know where I can obtain parts for this lathe?)

@livefree6878 4 года назад

We’ve really been enjoying this craftsman lathe. One modification that we made was changing the motor to a variable speed motor. We got this motor from an old treadmill and we used the speed control that came with the unit. It is possible to change the speed with the belts, we feel this was one of the biggest improvements. The next big improvement was the live center, This is the part that spins with a ball bearing on the other side of the motor. Without the Live center you need to make sure that you have oil against the center spike and the wood you’re spinning. I think we pick this up on Amazon for about $15. The more you get into it the more you’ll appreciate the little improvements. The size of this lathe is really nice, we just spun down a handle out of an apple wood log to make a blacksmith and hammer. We also polished hydraulic cylinders to a chrome finish. You never know what you’re going to use this equipment for until you have it. Hopefully this answers some of your questions, enjoy!

@jesshasnofilter Год назад

TIL. Thanks!

@jodygiannone7158 3 года назад

This was really informative but no one has really taken the time to actually show the wood getting mounted on the lathe. I know you spoke about cutting the X in the wood but what about the tail stock. Does that actually remain stationary throughout the entire turning process? You added oil onto it but is that so the wood doesn't burn? Do I find center with the X and pound that in then slide the tail stock back into position and tighten it? Thanks for sharing all this great info..... Jody G

@dekeros-recreationalwoodwo6456 6 лет назад

Hey! Great video - very informative! And great work on those chess pieces - I found you via Instructables.

@livefree6878 6 лет назад

I appreciate the comment. It’s a lot of fun working on a wood lathe. Definitely a labor of love, not mass production.

@charleswoodall6478 2 года назад

what lubricant do you use on your lathe and tools if you are making food bowls?

@ArchEdge 2 года назад

I just got given a lathe exactly like the one in this video. Can anyone shed some loght on the manufacturer, and whether there are still parts for it?

@RussTitsworth 3 года назад

Thank you. Excellent instruction. What was the name of the last tool to duplicate tge contours of what you just made? I assume you could trace a new drawing from?

@RussTitsworth 3 года назад

By the way I just acquired the same lathe. But it came without the Locking nut to hold the bit in place. I am wondering where I could get one. I'm not sure what to call it to look on eBay etc. Thanks again!

@Treesapped 3 года назад

Contour gauge

@bhiracing5794 4 года назад

My Great Grandpa had a woodshop that was left to nothing in my backyard, I've been restoring it and the majority of things still work. But my great grandpa took ALL guards off of all the machines. So for my lathe which is almost 80 years old, does not have a tool rest

@livefree6878 4 года назад

Restoring old tools, especially ones that have been in the family for a while as always fun. It’s always better when the machine has a story to tell

@Sklallamstrong 5 лет назад

Question: I just bought a lathe like this, I'm trying to take the spur off so I can put on a chuck jaw but mine doesnt have the hex nut I see there at 29 seconds, it's just threads where the nut should be, so how do I get the spur out without that nut being there?

@53suzaku 4 года назад

Check the opposite side of your headstock

@annekatodd8165 5 лет назад

What is the name of the tool you used towards the end (9:03) that helps duplicate lathe work?

@Gegatso 9 месяцев назад

Tracing gauge or contour profile gauge.

@laius6047 5 лет назад

ecspecially?

@brandyhawking7908 3 года назад

Make it wooden with the help of the Woodglut instructions.

@raghunath97 4 года назад

video nice but why these english men continuously talking irritating!

@livefree6878 4 года назад

Glad you enjoyed the video, I’m always trying to make improvements. Just curious what is the irritating part of the video the voice is talking in the background or The narration. I really your thoughts. Never a day goes by without learning something new

@T2P661 Год назад

@@livefree6878Don’t worry about that guy, you talking an explaining everything thoroughly was the best part of the video. Thanks

@Ivegotwormsinme 3 года назад

I'm thankful for you putting the thought into my head of the tool getting caught and flung due to the tool rest being too far away from the work-piece. I try my best to keep the rest as close as I can to what I'm turning, but accidents can happen to anyone, so I'll gladly keep that in mind. Thank you!