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My first go at turning


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Hi not sharpened yet just Haven’t had an opportunity my girlfriend is doing her best to make sure I don’t over do it but back in the workshop tomorrow so will have a go I am sure I will be ok I am used to sharpening my framing chisels and small carpentry ones can’t be that different can it ? Hopefully I will get time to start a small bowl I will keep you all informed on my progress 

Cheers Mark

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21 minutes ago, gobbypunk said:

I am used to sharpening my framing chisels and small carpentry ones can’t be that different can it ? 

If you're used to doing gouges then no, shouldn't be a problem.  You don't need to get them nearly as sharp as carving/framing chisels - no point in honing, 80 grit plenty fine enough imo for most things.  Find a youtube vid with similar equipment to what you have to hand.  Take note whether each tool is carbon or HSS.

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Hi made my first candle stick holder will take some pics later but disaster has struck the grub screw that holds the tool rest in place has broken and I am now having trouble finding something to fit I tried a bolt but it just kep coming undone but I may have the opportunity to have a posh lathe with a movable face plate for big bowls , but going to have another go at finding something to replace the broken grub screw .

Cheers Mark

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