Video

Are rings like this able to get wet? Maybe not completely submerged in water but would rain or hand washing damage the wood?

what paste did you use to stabilize the torn out grain? thanks so much

Thanks for the video! very informative.

I know nothing about wood burning and wondering what items I need for signing like Mike Nish does at 6:50. Great video by the way…I am inspired. Thanks Mike Nish, good to see you again.

Great video Mike and I really like the new design. The box looks much more refined and no longer looks like a beginner project. Thanks again for a great video.

Great video, it is easy to follow what why and how. One thought I had, could one use some guitar string holding it in a loop with one side of the loop to the piece and burn into those rings on the bottom? One would have to hold the loop at just the right angle to the work, not 90 degrees.

i did this at school, thanks so much for your tuto !

About the center position on the diagonal. If you transfer the position as shown you wil get at the halfway position anyway. Maybe with a compas?

Great video, lovely bowl, very informative, well presented, thanks very much.

Anyone ever try stabilizing plywood, softwoods, or even bamboo?

I know this is 7 years old, but I'll be a beginner to turning soon, can these be made with carbide tools as well? Yeah I expect some pros to get on me about carbide.. oh well.

Like this form much better than the box 1.0. Thank you.

G'Day from Australia!! Another sensational video from you Mike!! Love all the helpful tips and suggestions throughout the whole video. Your video tutorials are jam packed with great ideas and even the occasional, "Don't do what I did!" Haven't we all!!! LOL!! Cheers from Downunder!!

Another nice video. I like the upgrades and improved styling. A very nice looking project.

Great demo Mike, love your style! I will get out there and try the box!

Tried to purchase the bead cutter, but there are no "bare" handles available. Must one buy an Easy Wood tool of some sort, remove the existing cutter and replace with the beading cutter(s)?

Very nice project. You describe the process well. Take care and stay safe. From: Petawawa, Ontario, Canada.

informative and inspirational. nice one 👍

That's quite nice. Thank you.

I bought this ring boring head, however the dial WILL NOT TURN. It wiggle from 5 o"clock to 7 o'clock, but will not turn 360 degrees as shown in the video. What can I do?

I just bought the wen 4444 4 jaw chuck. For some reason when I mount my bowl to turn the inside, the blank comes out of the chuck. I thought maybe it was my tenon length being to short. Maybe not enough wood for the jaws to grab. Tried that and that did not work. Didn't know if anyone else had trouble with their chuck.

My man Mike getting some likes in just a few hours. Keep up the great work sir!

Beautiful

Thank you!

this is incredible instruction Kirk - many thanks from Conor in Ireland

thanks - that was helpful! I wondered if I should do more than one coat on bottle stoppers. I think I'll go back and try a couple more coats on ones I thought were finished.

I’m on my second Burnmaster. The reset button popped out on my first one but I had it for 8 years. This new one “Hawk” I haven’t had it for a year and the button popped out. I’ve tried to reset but the button is not responsive. Is there a way to fix this issue or do I have to ship it back for a refund?

Very good instruction. Thank you

Qué hermoso torno!! Soy de Santa Rosa, La Pampa, Argentina, hace 25 años que torneo madera y siempre con tornos Chinos, de muy baja calidad. Es triste que a mi país no entren tornos como éste, y si lo hicieran, serían de muy elevado costo, espero que algún día esto cambie, y podamos disfrutas de máquinas y accesorios como los de su empresa Un saludo cordial, desde La Pampa

No face shield while turning, and no dust mask while sanding!

No matter how many times i do this my cutters can barely cut anything, im perplexed. They arent cheap amazon inserts or anything

Thanks Mike for a wonderful tutorial. My chucks are in need of a good cleaning. Time to get started.

Complimenti, lavoro spettacolare.

Instead of paying that much for a "slow-speed" grinder I think I'll just slow down my regular grinder to match the rpm's of the slow speed one. All it takes is a 20 amp 0-130v variac and an rpm app on my phone. Variacs are less than $100 and I already have one myself.

Salve, quanto costa e dove si compra

The alumilite is a Urethane Resin, not Epoxy ;)

Great video!

Old time turner here and I am soo against wood being wasted like this.

I like this guy.

I've been turning for about 10 years. I still go back and watch this video probably twice a year and still pick up something new each time.....

I have this item and I am not thrilled about it. Why did Craft Supplies sell me one where the hub has no dovetail angle is beyond me. My chuck would have grip it a lot better than the hub just being straight.

Good after just been watch some of your video’s, my question I’m going to turning some Christmas ornaments and I like the finish of the Yorkshire grit but it I wanted to paint pictures on the ornaments will the Yorkshire grit rub the paint off of the ornaments or would be gentle enough. Your thoughts thanks Walter

New to your channel what name brand tools do you use . Yours is s very good teaching channel. Mike

Thanks Kirk. Very instructional with safe turning. Very enjoyable.

Where i can to get it cause of me in indonesia

Very nice Handle looks great. I like the pop ups that show tools and products. Do you clean the handle between grits with the denature alcohol?

Modern Masters does not work. They sent me a replacement kit that didn't work either and finally gave me a refund.

Nice handle . I always lay a piece of newspaper on my lathe bed when using any aerosols on mounted turnings

Would you consider carbide tools for turning this hybrid handle?

Hi Mike, great video. Thank you for your time...a couple of question, would you prefer Alumilte over Mas? And what size was the pressure pot? Thank you again for producing such great content.