I first watched your video when it came out in January 2020. I just watched it again, and I think I learned at least four more things. You're a wonderful teacher, Mike. A wonderful, wonderful teacher.
No matter how often you watch these videos there's always something new to learn. People may think "No, not another", but there is the part of the video which shows the difference you get by changing the angle of cut. I hadn't realised before. Due to an accident with a saw I haven't been turning for a while so, I will probably have to have a refresher. Thanks Mike.
Mike, I have been turning for 40 years and today I learned that I have not been using my parting tool efficiently. Thanks for todays tutorial. It's been most valuable.
Mike, thanks for the tip at around 7:30 on the video of going in straight and then lowering the handle into the cut. I never realized why some of my cuts were ragged. Great tip. Really enjoy your videos. Keep em coming. Cheers from across the pond!
once again tips from the Master Mike, your basic control videos and techniques are great for new turner and long time turners, It was your video that includes speeds that helped me when I first started.
The jobs a good’un as usual Mike. Great improvement on the original bringing in new elements. Even experienced turners tend to hack away with the parting tool like Lenny the Lumberjack. I’ll add it to our web page to help the bevy of new members we’ve got. Thanks for this Mike.
Hi Mike Another Great Video on Beginning Guide Revisited As Always Great Information Great Job. One Day will get back into it Woodturning Thanks You For Sharing 👍
Thank you Mike for this video as usual very professional . Im just about to order one of those parting tools . . . M42 Carter & son it is now ! 😂 Keep up the good work
Every time you mentioned the "Fuzzies" I thought of Corporal Jones, "Those fuzzie-wuzzies don't like it up 'em". Thanks for the tips and keep up the good work.
Hi Huw and thank you, I did a video on sharpening some years ago, here's the link: czcams.com/video/Xl_G1QUSXkM/video.html I warn you it's 6 years old!
Hi Mike! Your videos are always informative and well done. I particularly like you new twin camera angles. Question: Why don't you like the Bedan? I'm just curious.
Hi Eddie and thank you. I just never got the hang of it, mind you it is most probably due to the fact that I wasn't prepared to spend the time practicing when other tools I have give the same result.
Hi Mike, I always enjoy your videos and learn from them as well. I just have a question on the method used starting about 7:30 of going straight in and then lowering the handle to ride the bevel. Since you were getting a better & cleaner cut going straight in why not just continue using that method vs changing over to the bevel riding cut? Please advise and keep the great videos coming...much appreciated. Myles
mike the first tool you showed us,,,the one that is wider at the tip and tapers back,,is there a name for this parting tool,,and also have you ever did any fluting on your work,,
Is the bedan, (not sure of the spelling), that you converted basically a beading and parting tool with only one bevel? I can see how that might be kind of "grabby".
Very informative. I told my husband I had not been using my parting tool correctly. Thanks!
Lol ... thank you Pat 🙂
Super teacher. Thanks for making these videos Mike. Little things seem to make a BIG difference for me.
Thank you 🙂
Your revisits are great to review during this Corona virus junk, Good reminders and I always pick up something new.
Thanks again Craig much appreciated mate.
Highly recommended viewing. You won't find a better series for beginner turners on CZcams. Thank you Mike, I really appreciate these videos.
I really appreciate you saying that Mike, thank you.
Very good job showing this parting tools. I am not quite new to this but you can always learn something new. Thanks
Thank you for your kind words and support Charles.
I first watched your video when it came out in January 2020. I just watched it again, and I think I learned at least four more things. You're a wonderful teacher, Mike. A wonderful, wonderful teacher.
No matter how often you watch these videos there's always something new to learn. People may think "No, not another", but there is the part of the video which shows the difference you get by changing the angle of cut. I hadn't realised before.
Due to an accident with a saw I haven't been turning for a while so, I will probably have to have a refresher.
Thanks Mike.
Thank you for your kind words Stu, and I hope your better soon, and able to get back into the workshop.
Cheers
Mike
Mike, I have been turning for 40 years and today I learned that I have not been using my parting tool efficiently. Thanks for todays tutorial. It's been most valuable.
Glad you found some use in the video Glen, and thanks for watching.
Thanks for making these Beginner Guides Mike. I am on the verge of getting a parting tool. This is such a timely video. -Mike
Glad you found it useful and thanks for watching.
Buddy! That was great!! Thanks for the CLOSE camera shot. That is a huge help. Thanks so much.
Thank you Scott much appreciated mate.
Never too late to learn. I too have been turning for close to 40 years and still learned a lot from this. Thanks.
Thank you Tom.
Mike, thanks for the tip at around 7:30 on the video of going in straight and then lowering the handle into the cut. I never realized why some of my cuts were ragged. Great tip. Really enjoy your videos. Keep em coming. Cheers from across the pond!
Glad to be of service Steve, and thanks for watching.
Thanks Mike. Illness has kept me away from my lathe in recent months but good to be reminded what I should be doing ! Regards
Thank you John, hope you feel better soon, and thanks for watching.
Mike Waldt thanks. Ike. Keep up the excellent work. Regards
once again tips from the Master Mike, your basic control videos and techniques are great for new turner and long time turners, It was your video that includes speeds that helped me when I first started.
So pleased to hear that, thank you.
Thank you for showing me the correct way to use my parting tools, I have learnt allot from a great video thanks again 👍👍
Glad you enjoyed the video and thanks for watching.
thanks mike! i ALWAYS learn when i watch your videos!
Thanks for that Dave.
The jobs a good’un as usual Mike. Great improvement on the original bringing in new elements. Even experienced turners tend to hack away with the parting tool like Lenny the Lumberjack. I’ll add it to our web page to help the bevy of new members we’ve got. Thanks for this Mike.
Thanks Graham, as always I'd be honoured mate.
Thanks for the refresher course!!
Hi Mike Another Great Video on Beginning Guide Revisited As Always Great Information Great Job. One Day will get back into it Woodturning Thanks You For Sharing 👍
Thanks Scott much appreciated
Cheers
Mike
Never hurts to review. Thanks for the tutorial, because we all forget things and I need to use my spindle gouges more or at least practice with them.
Glad you found the video useful Harry, and thanks for watching.
Thanks Mike great video as usual.
Thank you Brian.
Great advice Mike!👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Thank you Alan, as always thanks for your support and watching.
This was very helpful to this beginner. Thanks.
Glad you found it useful Ron, and thanks for watching.
Never knew that about going in level first to stop the fuzzies! Thanks Mike.
Glad it was useful Leona :)
Really like the double camera set up too!!
It's a pain to sync, but worth it for these type of videos me thinks.
Great sound and valuable advice. Will be certainly saving this one to the faves for future reference. 👌🏽
Cheers mate 👍🏽
Thanks Bill much appreciated.
Thank you Mike for this video as usual very professional .
Im just about to order one of those parting tools . . . M42 Carter & son it is now ! 😂
Keep up the good work
Lol... thank you.
Hi Mike, a great lesson for me, thank you! Cheers Torsten
Thanks for watching Torsten, glad it was useful.
Every time you mentioned the "Fuzzies" I thought of Corporal Jones, "Those fuzzie-wuzzies don't like it up 'em". Thanks for the tips and keep up the good work.
Lololol ... and thanks for watching Bryan.
very good lesson. thank you
Glad you found the video of interest Bob.
I was doing good but now running into issues. So here I am
Some great tips Mike cheers .
Thanks Glen.
Thank you. Very helpful
Glad to hear you found the video of some use and thanks for watching.
Great information Mike, thanks for sharing your knowledge.
Cheers
Glad you liked the video Rick.
Thanks for that Mike, guess what, I've been parting off wrongly. I wondered why it was taking me ages and making a mess.
Glad to br of some help T and thanks for watching.
Well explained thanks for sharing
Thank you Gwynne.
Thanks for the help. I’ve been using my parting tool with less efficiency.
Glad you found it useful Maui.
Hi mike again sound advice. thanks.
Thank you Manjit.
Hi Mike, I have learned a lot from this video. Will you be showing how to sharpen parting tools as well? Diolch, Huw
Hi Huw and thank you, I did a video on sharpening some years ago, here's the link:
czcams.com/video/Xl_G1QUSXkM/video.html
I warn you it's 6 years old!
Thank you for sharing.
Thank you for watching.
Hi Mike! Your videos are always informative and well done. I particularly like you new twin camera angles. Question: Why don't you like the Bedan? I'm just curious.
Hi Eddie and thank you. I just never got the hang of it, mind you it is most probably due to the fact that I wasn't prepared to spend the time practicing when other tools I have give the same result.
Hi Mike, I always enjoy your videos and learn from them as well. I just have a question on the method used starting about 7:30 of going straight in and then lowering the handle to ride the bevel. Since you were getting a better & cleaner cut going straight in why not just continue using that method vs changing over to the bevel riding cut?
Please advise and keep the great videos coming...much appreciated. Myles
Thank you.
I just find I get a better "easier" cut doing it the way I showed in the video.
Cheers
Mike
Thanks for sharing that
Thanks for your support Hussan.
Very nice tips 👍
Thank you.
mike the first tool you showed us,,,the one that is wider at the tip and tapers back,,is there a name for this parting tool,,and also have you ever did any fluting on your work,,
Hi, it's called a diamond parting tool, and no I have never done any fluting. Thanks for watching. Cheers. Mike
Whats with the high pitched wining in the background?
No idea ... strange.
Is the bedan, (not sure of the spelling), that you converted basically a beading and parting tool with only one bevel? I can see how that might be kind of "grabby".
Yes it is Gil, couldn't get on with it at all mate.
What lathe is that please ? also are you in south wales thought i saw a welsh flag in one video ?
The lathe us the Stratos FU230.
I am originally from Cardiff, but now live in Bedfordshire.
Thanks for reminding me of how I should use the parting tool. You do forget the proper way.
Thanks Jon glad you liked the video.
17th.
Lol 😄