Lindsay Lathe Tools Part 2 of 3
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Why use a jig rather then using a gouge to make the sphere. Doesn't working on learning to make spheres improve your skills.
nava1uni 4 days ago
I believe that he was using a square carbide tool to get rid of the stock so that he could use the sphere jig.
nava1uni 4 days ago
I thought you would finish the first end you parted while it was still on the lathe. I'll have to find your following video to see how how you proceed. You didn't say but was that a Bedan you were using to hog-off wood in the beginning? I am interested in purchasing one but I'm not sure what size (width) to get for the first one. Any comments will be appreciated.
BradburyGuy 1 year ago