Woodturning - Cherry Bowl 

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@@MartinWoodhead how long have you been using your Axminster lathe and would you recommend? I have a wee Axminster Hobby but ready to get something that can cope with bigger stuff!

@@PBUCKY1969 I have had it about two years, and would say it's good value for a 3HP lathe and you could do a lot worse. I'm sure you've read the glowing revues on the Axminster website. Would I recommend it? yes if you're not wanting to turn a lot of big stuff, it struggles with large out of balance pieces, by large I mean over 20". There's no shortage of power it's just too light. Otherwise I would say it's a good value and versatile lathe with the emphasis on value the old adage you get what you pay for comes to mind. If it were me and cost was not an issue I would go for something a lot heavier.

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Thanks Calvin. No it's just a hobby I only do one turning every 2 weeks. And I am not very successful at selling them! 😊

@@MartinWoodhead - that is very hard to believe!

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Thanks Gary. Yes it was, it's my go to finish at the moment! 😊

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I don't spend a lot of time thinking about this stuff. Just try to keep a fairly consistent thickness. Thanks for watching! 😊

Thanks for watching!😊 It's about 4 - 1/2" deep, 14" across.

Welcome Matt, thanks for watching! 😊 It's a Robert Sorby Excelsior.

Yes, so that the screw holes would be removed. 😊

That would depend on what you are doing with it Will. 😊

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Y wouldn't it! 😊

Acho que algo se perdeu na tradução, você quer dizer o painel frontal ( Faceplate ) . Se sim, aqui está um link www.axminstertools.com/axminster-faceplate-150mm-m33-x-3-5mm-ref-t38-500143

@@MartinWoodhead obrigado, não era , é essa placa azul, toda furada

@@rodolfogilvanfantim2822 Isso é apenas um pedaço de madeira compensado fixado a uma placa frontal

@@MartinWoodhead OK, OBRIGADO