You may not be an experienced woodturner here but you are a craftsman with The Touch. As I watch more of your excellent videos, I'm sure your turning skills will get better and better. And quickly too I'd wager 👍🏆 -Mike
Wow, thank you so much Mike for your comment. Practicing is the key to improvement. I started woodturning because I wanted a new knob for a Stanley plane that I was restoring. But woodturning is so much fun that I want to learn this. - Frank
This "Chinese " made lathe is a good quality for the money. Had no problems with this lathe, but I wanted a bigger lathe and could afford a Record Power Coronet Herald.
@@TheTinyWorkshop but most things are now manufactured in China. Even the Austrian Holzman lathes also I do believe. In any case today I ordered a HBM free standing (weight 95kg) for the same price as a bench top from Axminster/Holzman/Holzstar etc. It's my first wood lathe so I don't need top of the range. The Coronet is a beautiful machine however.
Stationair heel weinig geluid. Afhankelijk van wat voor hout je gaat draaien, hoe groot en hoe droog het hout is, wordt het wat luider. Botte beitels zorgen ook voor meer geluid. Ik draag zelden gehoorbescherming omdat dit niet nodig is.
Graag gedaan. Vergeet niet dat er ook nog een opnamestift MC2 bij de boorkop moet om hem vast te zetten in de tailstock. Ik heb bij mij de "lip" op het einde eraf moeten zagen om hem passend te krijgen. Maar ik had die opname stift al liggen, dus weet niet of dit altijd gedaan moet worden.
Thanks. It still amazes me that my first video, where I have hardly any lathe experience, is still being watched so much. And where I have a better feeling about the video myself, there are fewer viewers.🤔
@@TheTinyWorkshop you never know what is going to fly I make a video and I'm so proud of and it gets hardly any view's. And on the other hand a video that I think stinks I get all kinds of views....so who knows🤔😂
