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Thanks for showing me not to buy this

It’s rubbish

Masterclass was right. Thank you. 👏 👍

The wheel is useless for gouges also no help from record. Al very disappointed customer

Il aurait pas été plus judicieux à la conception de prévoir la manette qui gène de l’autre côté de la lame ??

Just bought 2nd hand SC3. Is the headstock thread size marked on chuck, as I understand it can be 3 options

Don't buy anything from record power because they ignore you if anything goes wrong after sales is terrible

How can I trust anything record power says after the grinder I bought from them and they do not acknowledge the fact it has an inferior wheel on it yet still keep selling them I've had to buy a wheel from somewhere else so as to get a better job on my gouges Al

Hi , thanks for the demo , how do you change the belt please , it looks like I need to remove the hand wheel but not sure how to do this Thank you

Wow! very well explained. Touching many points I was wondering about. Thank you.

I wish you’d start selling these in the states. As far as I know it’s only lathes and the Camvac(which I’m in love with)

It's a shame, Record used to be the dominant brand & leading supplier in NZ now, "you can't purchase record tools or machinery in NZ to save yourself" (our club and personally tried many times). Big stores only promote their own brands or sell items in kit packs (woodturning items, chucks or carving chisels etc), which causes double ups - they don't even stock Record machines in NZ. Growing up woodturning record was the most reputable dominant brand in the home workshop and woodturning/carvinvg clubs throughout NZ, due to record product becoming extremely difficult to purchase (agents didn't even return enquiries!!). This has allowed other brands to rule the market which will make the switch back to record almost impossible. Such a shame to have an awesome product that was once tool to look up to removed from the shelves - only way to buy record items is through old hand stores - what a waste. Attention Mike from NZ, if your serious about having an online presence so people can actually purchase record products in NZ flick me a message - (I'm often on TurnersTV lives). Otherwise it's such shame to see an awesome product go to waste. On a good note, great demo - would be great (recommend) to educate and show how you safety fold/unfold the blades. Stay safe.

That looks great, however, does the bandsaw come with a "T" piece to connect the two ports to your camvac??

Can the indexer accidently be knocked into position whilst running? I'm getting one of these lathes in a couple of days - its been collected by the courier now so waiting a few days for delivery. Very excited 😇

Are there any plans to offer something similar as an upgrade for the small Sabre 250?

Wish these were available in the States

Can anyone in the UK comment on what is a good bandsaw blade, have this bandsaw and just seems to wonder all the time, although have set up as per the great video????

Nice video, I’m just sorry I missed you live 🌞

Nice one Pete, looking good,informative as ever. Cliff Rayner.

Is it possible to get the micro ajustment as sparepart for the sabre 350?

is it z standard size mitre slot?

👍 First one 👍. Greets from germany

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Nice bandsaw

Would the application of wax to the drill bit help.I use it when drilling wood.

Does the1 horse power motor handles wet wood?

Hello Peter. This is an extremely valuable video. I'm about to replace the bearings in exactly the same lathe. Just a quick question. I see there are 3 bearings. Looks like 2 at the drive end and 1 bearing at the motor and belt end. Do the 2 bearings at the drive end butt up to each other, or is there a gap between the 2 bearings. I appreciate your maintenance videos and hope you can help me with my question. Best wishes, Richard

Very bad product, the durability of the lamp is insufficient! The LED burns out after just a few hours of operation and it is not possible to replace the defective LED. Now I have a pile of scrap sitting in my workshop, and it's bad for the environment.

I've been using the RP3000 chuck for the past 30 years, and The SC4 is a total revelation, it's so so much better in every respect. I 'm still using my old "Coronet No 0 "lathe, ( changed the bearings and belt last month, which, as it turned out was totally unnecessary as the originals were still perfect ) For anyone contemplating a new chuck, go for the SC4 rather than the SC3 which looks very similar, as the 4 is "future proof" having adapter rings for different spindles, whereas with the 3, you buy the one to suit the lathe. My old lathe has the outmoded 3/4 in 16tpi thread, but when I update the lathe, simple matter to buy a new adapter. Of course, on my setup, there was no need for the grub screw and washer, as the lathe doesn't have a reverse. Beautiful bit of kit, sadly though, no longer made in Sheffield I believe.

Me pueden explicar que pinta está música horrorosa presentando una máquina sin explicar nada?

No se entiende que cuando me tienen que explicar cómo es la máquina y como suena me ponen música a todo trapo y se ahorran todo tipo de explicación,de pena

Great packages

How much

This is a brilliant benchtop lathe, I bought one 3 years ago over here in Spain and love it to bits. It has plenty of power and grunt when needed and is as solid as a rock, I have mine bolted down to the workbench and get no vibrations at all. I am nowconsideringbuyingthebedextension for longer spindles and upgrading the tool rest to make use of the swing head more now I have more experience of the lathe. I dont use it every day because over here in the summer it is just too hot for 3 months in my workshop but the rest of the year it gets a good workout!! If your anovicedontworry,Iwasandthiswasmy first andprobably lastlateh asI seeitlastinglongerthan me the way it is built forsure. Dont bother with cheaper machines you will just be so disappointed compared to this. Just make sure you have live centres, a drill chuck ,a good set of chucks and plates when you can afford it and definitely buy the bed extension and long rigger toolr est for the swing head. I also use my to turn down non ferrous metals such as ALi, Brass and Copper. I made a simple tool post that clamps to the bed and allows me to uss Carbide and HSS bits for turning the Non Ferrous metals accurately, I also use carbide chisels, I'm a qualified engineer not a traditionalist and use the best tools for the job in hand. I have lots of respect for those people that use steel chisels but I havent got the patience, time or the money to buy all the gear needed to sharpen a chisel on very expensive diamond wheels when in a couple of ticks I can change the carbide insert around and carry on for another 500 hours . I have tried a friends set of steel chisels and to be honest I cant really tell the difference between the two apart from the odd tool marks you occasionally get andI put that down to inexperience, as long as you have a sharp chisel be it carbide tipped or good old tool steel it will do the job and remove wood. Enjoy your purchases as this is a Damn fine British machine made by a company who has a pedigree.

I have got one too, after years of using a Myford Mystro Ioved that Lathe and it too had a revolving headstock, comparing this the Hearald takes too long to go from forward to reverse and you always have to reset once stoped so you are slowed down then, also the motor doesnt slow down quickly enough so you are slowed down again. It is a good lathe and I do enjoy using it . I do have plenty of time now as I'm retired .If I was working on it, I think I would be fustrated by hav ing to wait at the points mentioned .

After researching lathes for the last two years. I've decided on this one..! Never seen a bad reveiw & love the fact o can pivot the headstock.

Hi there. I’m from across the pond and in the market for a first lathe. I’m in the process of setting up a shop for woodworking in general but have always had an interest in turning, since I did it in shop class decades ago haha. I did want to comment on your YT channel as being one of if not THE best I’ve seen for any company, at least in the woodworking world. Impressed with the wealth of content on the machinery, tools, and just as important, the “how tos” of it all! I’m thinking seriously of the Herald model which seems to me the best in the class for the cost. Highland Woodworking has it on sale so hopefully will take the plunge soon😊👍. From some of the videos I’ve seen, it’s great for a beginner but also well beyond. Thx for the great content! I especially appreciated the teaching style of Theo here. Quite understandable and detailed approach, as well as a relaxed friendly way about him I find very engaging.

Do you sell accessory jaws for mounting different sizes

Amazing way of teaching!!

Bonjour Existe t’il un accessoire pour toutes les gouges à dégrossir et à profiler Cordialement

I have carried out the setup as shown in this video but My fence is not perfectly vertical to the bed. Is it possible to adjust it?

I ordered the grinder and when I started it, it vibrated so violently that I could hardly keep it on the workbench. Even when I screwed it to the rock-solid workbench, the vibrations were so strong that I had to switch it off immediately. I'm now considering whether to balance the stones (never done before) and the problem will go away, or send the thing back. Both annoying in any case 😒

What is the brand of the equipment you use? Thank you.

Hiya .are the jaws interchangeable with the Axminster ones .thank you

I have just come across this content. What a great presentation. Informative and easy. Well done. Thank you.

Thar was a great lesson, I just got my lathe 3 months ago and loved your explanations.

Semmit se lehet látni a lényegből, csak ennek a fasznak a hátát

Great video.. cracking accent. If they ever bring back Sharpe and theres a role for his cousin you should get the job

Got the Coronet Herald - three years into woodturning and still learning - I found this very helpful thank you. I like your teaching style very much and look forward to tuning into more of your videos.