Carl Jacobson Thanks Carl Yes I have talked to him on the phone and he will really look out for you. Plus he makes really great tools. I trust you are enjoying that new lathe, wow. Sam
Nice tools for sure Sam and you displayed it very well. I am sure that your expertise even makes them easier to use but they do look easy enough even for the inexperienced. Take care
A very useful review and demonstration of the beading tool Sam, that super thin one from D-Wya is a belter mate, I have had a look on the internet, and Ashley Iles and Robert Sorby produce a thin 1/8" parting tool in the UK......another addition to the armoury I think :) Take care Mike
Nice demo Sam. I have several of D-Ways gouges and skews. All excellent tools that arrive very sharp and hold an edge well. I Have been considering his beading tools and now I think it's time to order up, thanks for the tips! Side note to those considering buying from Dave: Not only are his tools excellent he has great service and ships super fast!
I would love to get me some of these tools when I'll start thinking about creating an indexing plate for my lathe so I could turn some basket effect bowls.... that could save some time and stress! Thanks for the informative video Sam! Yuval.
I have to agree I have only bought a 3/8" fingernail grind and a 1/2" bottom feeder they both awesome tools I am new to wood turning but I have been in construction a long time I know a quality tool when I see one. What I have saw in the 2 tools I have I see awesome quality. His flutes are near perfect when you get a tool from dway they are like a razor. Dave is a craftsman, and a big help to anyone that had a question. If you are new or experienced I recomend to you to give his tools a try. You will not be sorry.
Thanks as always Sam for a great video. I recently bought a 3/8" and 1/2" D-Way beading tools. I've been play a bit on side grain and seem to have a problem with tear out. I'm thinking its just a matter of finding that magic orientation combination (i.e., tool rest position or height, distance from the workpiece, tool presentation angle, etc.). Do you have any hints? In this video when you were placing beads in side grain I never got a view of all those positions. Thanks, Vern
Thanks for doing a review video on tools you actually bought. I have to ask two questions. Firstly, can you use a diamond card versus the grinder for sharpening? Secondly, Do you just denib the beads? I mean now way could I hope to sand something that fine. Thanks again.
James Templeton James, this is a perfect tool for honing on a diamond file. But it takes so little to touch it up on the cbn wheel. Depending on the wood, it may be necessary to sand a little. Usually it is not necessary. Sam
I purchased from D-way at AAW an 1/8" and a 3/16" beading tool. I made my first few beads last night and really like the way they cut. Do you have any experience with the D-way tear drop tool?
I see there are many fans of Dave out there. You would enjoy his studio tour. You will see a really inventive and hard working man.....here is a link czcams.com/video/t8loU4Rco8I/video.html
Beautiful video, Sam.
So you can make beautiful patterns in its wooden blank.
Nice sampling of those tools Sam. Thanks for sharing, Fred
Great demonstration Sam,
I had a chance to talk with Dave a few mouths ago, along with making fantastic tools he's a great guy.
Take care,
Carl
Carl Jacobson Thanks Carl
Yes I have talked to him on the phone and he will really look out for you. Plus he makes really great tools. I trust you are enjoying that new lathe, wow. Sam
Sam, this another excellent video with some very good tips on their use.
Nice demo Sam. thanks for posting. Marc
Nice demonstration and information Sam, Cheers Harry
Great video and explanation of the tools, Sam.
Nice tools for sure Sam and you displayed it very well. I am sure that your expertise even makes them easier to use but they do look easy enough even for the inexperienced.
Take care
Al Furtado Al
Using these tools is very easy. Sam
A very useful review and demonstration of the beading tool Sam, that super thin one from D-Wya is a belter mate, I have had a look on the internet, and Ashley Iles and Robert Sorby produce a thin 1/8" parting tool in the UK......another addition to the armoury I think :)
Take care
Mike
Mike Waldt Yes it is so thin. I could never turn a bead that small with another tool. Hope all is well.
Sam
Nice demo Sam. I have several of D-Ways gouges and skews. All excellent tools that arrive very sharp and hold an edge well. I Have been considering his beading tools and now I think it's time to order up, thanks for the tips!
Side note to those considering buying from Dave: Not only are his tools excellent he has great service and ships super fast!
Rick Stonewood Arts Right on both counts---service and delivery !!!!
I would love to get me some of these tools when I'll start thinking about creating an indexing plate for my lathe so I could turn some basket effect bowls.... that could save some time and stress!
Thanks for the informative video Sam!
Yuval.
Yuval Lahav You are right
That would a nice tool for the basket illusion effect.
Sam
I have to agree I have only bought a 3/8" fingernail grind and a 1/2" bottom feeder they both awesome tools I am new to wood turning but I have been in construction a long time I know a quality tool when I see one. What I have saw in the 2 tools I have I see awesome quality. His flutes are near perfect when you get a tool from dway they are like a razor. Dave is a craftsman, and a big help to anyone that had a question. If you are new or experienced I recomend to you to give his tools a try. You will not be sorry.
james nix Totally agree, thanks Sam
sam great video nice tools. bob
Thanks Sam nice tools. Love your videos though I don't say it often enough
john whitlock Thanks very much
Sam
Thanks as always Sam for a great video. I recently bought a 3/8" and 1/2" D-Way beading tools. I've been play a bit on side grain and seem to have a problem with tear out. I'm thinking its just a matter of finding that magic orientation combination (i.e., tool rest position or height, distance from the workpiece, tool presentation angle, etc.). Do you have any hints? In this video when you were placing beads in side grain I never got a view of all those positions. Thanks, Vern
Thanks for doing a review video on tools you actually bought. I have to ask two questions. Firstly, can you use a diamond card versus the grinder for sharpening? Secondly, Do you just denib the beads? I mean now way could I hope to sand something that fine. Thanks again.
James Templeton James, this is a perfect tool for honing on a diamond file. But it takes so little to touch it up on the cbn wheel.
Depending on the wood, it may be necessary to sand a little. Usually it is not necessary. Sam
I purchased from D-way at AAW an 1/8" and a 3/16" beading tool. I made my first few beads last night and really like the way they cut. Do you have any experience with the D-way tear drop tool?
No, I don’t. Is that like a point tool. Not even sure what it looks like. Sam.
@@WYOMINGWOODTURNER Similar uses to a point tool, a teardrop shape.
Do you have a kink to his tools? I need the mini bead :)
I see there are many fans of Dave out there. You would enjoy his studio tour. You will see a really inventive and hard working man.....here is a link
czcams.com/video/t8loU4Rco8I/video.html
Great tour and his lathe is brilliant. Great setup for extraction also.
+Martin Boyle Yes nice shop and a great view of the world as well Sam