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Hi you used 2 different oil when you finsed your job Can you let me name of them?? And kind of the wood ? Was mapel or walnut or oak or...

pour a 4 foot foundation wall first, do it right.

Hopefully, I can save some people some hassle. This design from his video and plans is not supportive. It will pull out screws as you lean back. The back rest relies on a couple screws at the back of cross bar into the back of each arm rest. The arm rest pulls on the front and rips right out in no time. I bought the plans for the cut list and started building. A few minor changes but not structural changes. If you look 15 seconds into the video there are perpendicular braces behind the cooler. These are absolute game changers. After my 2nd one failed I messaged him and he said the crossbar was enough. It is NOT. After my third one failed which included a few different things it still failed. The first 2 failed twice. I have since added perpendicular pieces to the crossbar in the back on the 2 inside legs about 16 inches tall. Finally, it is solid. I could go over all of the other changes but the expectation for the cross bar being pulled straight back to support you leaning back is not physically possible. So if anyone buys the plans, add a couple vertical supports as they are not shown in the build or the plans.

The attachment is diy or commercial? It s great

What kind of oil was that?

today is 2024 i bought 2 of this lathe's estate sell one is stamped 2003 the other 2004 name plate is grizzly. when did grizzly take over this lathe the specs are 12x36. i made a small bowl on mine sold bother in law the other one 300.00 each ran true i did put new belts on both 3/8"x24 from napa blow it out lite spray lube . wax the bed with turtle wax. go to town sharp tools only. turning will make chips and dust like your at a big saw mill get ready. nice machines.

Great video what do you sell those for?

Beautiful work! But do be careful with that Lancelot😊

The end result is a beat thing. Nice work.

Beautiful work and I love your format. Thank you for sharing

Great work‼️ How do you deal with moisture content and sealing⁉️ Will the bowl check and crack afterwards⁉️

Is there anything from keeping the pipe from sliding one way or the other ? I really like the carts so just curious ?? Thanks for the inspiration !!!

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Well. this is exactally what i wanted to do in my bathroom. i have the slab in the basement flattened and i am working on figuring out brackets. awesome work man. I will use your concepts for sure and will post to my channel when done. THanks man!

I loved your video! I'm building a walnut live edge vanity for my bathroom as well, and that finish is exactly what I'm going for. Is that finisher compatible with epoxy resin fills?

5:16 using a handtool? You cheater! 😂

Is that a homemade kiln?!!

Love that vise thing you have. Looks handy

That's gorgeous dense looking wood...nice smooth looking texture!!

17:33 what kind of liquid you use?

Hello my friend can I have the plans please

Excellent build & design. Very helpful. Thanks !

Great work

Eye and ear protection?

Nice work ❤ 17:30

damn commercials

How do you sit on wooden furniture in the yard? I'd have ants, earwigs and spiders all over me.

How many branches are in that design right there

Could you tell me where I could get the grinder tool. Thanks

Love everything about this build!

i like that cool 😄

I need the gears that goes inside of the speed control (not the rod the lever fits on) but the 2 gears that is on the outside of the head casing. Where can I get them????

2x3 can do the job, but good design

I am actually building one now

One of the best videos I've seen, And believe me I see a lot of them

Why not cut you a template for the chair back top radius?

Would have been nice if you would have told the measurements of all of the pieces as you were cutting them and where each piece goes according to the measurements. And the use of gorilla glue would be a great help.

Very nice and an excellent use of creativity in how you stitched up that check!

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80 my ass lol wood went up but ima still build one lol 😂 thanks and 4 4x4 post looked like u used 3

What kind of wood is it?

Great work man. Seriously impressive. Will probably end up buying some of your plans in a few weeks 👍

Beautiful job, well-done. Thanks for the video.

Was there the typical China shipping grease all over it to clean off?

Was that green wood or dry wood?

Very nice. I just used power tools to make a small dough bowl out of Ash that feel on my property. I power carved the rough shape and most of the inside, then finished the inside with gouges. I have made several in the past with hand tools but it wears ya out and took like 9 hours to make a small one. I like to leave the outside contour on mine to make them unique. Some have bug damage and I like to leave it for character as long as it won't compromise the bowl. The inside usually turns out very asymmetrical because I follow the contours left from the live edge as well. But I have decided power tools is definitely the way to go. I knocked this last one out in about 2 hrs.

When you first set the lathe on the stand the motor the face plate was facing backwards . How did you swap the motor part around ?

Hey mate. Are your plans available in Metric, or do we have to convert them from SAE?

did you get another lathe and got into lathing