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  1. Purpleheart, Roller blades, Dog Toy Oh My!

    I've been wanting an inertia sander for a while, so yesterday I decided to make this! I used left over Rollerblade parts from my steady rest, an old buffing pad I cut down, purple heart scraps, and one of the dogs old dense foam balls. Just being cut it will continue to become bright purple the...
  2. Osage scraper handle

    I did accomplish something today. I brought home a rusty piece of 3/8" square bar from the flea market Sunday. I had some osage orange (bois d' arc) that a friend gave to me. I roughed out the blank, sized it for a ferrule,then CA glued it on. I make it a tight fit so I can screw it on. A file...
  3. ''SUPER SIMPLE''- Lathe Tool, and Chisel Holders

    I've been teaching myself a little basic turning lately, and decided I needed a proper place to put my lathe tools. (The cardboard box I kept them in was definitely cramping my style). I decided while I was at it I could whip one up for some bench chisels as well, (I get in a little shop...
  4. Carbide Lathe Tools

    Maple handles, 1/2" round bar, copper ferrule, carbide cutters. Maple handles sanded to 320 and finished with shellac. Copper sanded to 2000, buffed, then sprayed with shellac. Cost was around $11 each. If I do this again, I may use aluminum square bar stock instead of steel. edit: Oct 2016...
  5. Turning Tool Holder

    I needed a place to put my turning tools, but hanging something on the wall wasn't a good option. My lathe (HF 34706) is on a mobile base and gets moved around vs a dedicated space. I finally came up with this lathe mounted holder that protects the tool tips and people. It's mounted so that...
  6. Carbide Lathe Tool

    My younger brother recently got into turning, so last time he was down here, I rustled up some scrap steel rod and a couple carbide cutters from the metalworking part of the shop and made the shafts. Fast forward a couple months and I finally got my new lathe, so the first project was to make a...
  7. "Medium effort" wood tool

    I have had the finisher and detailer easy wood tools, but could not justify buying the rougher as well. I came across this Gladstone rougher shaft with 3 hss cutters for $30 bucks. It also stated the the easy wood tool cutters fit as well (have not tried yet). As the tool comes unhandled, I...
  8. Lathe Tool Handles For Carbide Inserts

    These handles were made for inserts from Cap'n Eddie Castelin, reviewed here http://lumberjocks.com/reviews/5202, the 18mm round and 15mm radius square. I used 1/2" square mild steel barstock ~11" long. 2-1/2" was inserted and epoxied into a 9/16" hole in the handle, after rounding the corners...
  9. *Woodturning Lathe Tool Storage Problems Solved in this easy Woodworking Project video*

    Build a wood Lathe tool rack for your woodturning tools, this woodworking project is also an easy beginner's project and solves your lathe tool storage problems. Watch the YouTube video here In this woodworking video I'm going to teach you how to build a practical wood lathe chisel storage...
  10. New lathe boring tool

    Thanks to Jim Jakosh for giving me this drill bit. He also milled the depth stop for it. I turned the handle out of a piece of walnut I had laying around. This is my first tool handle that i turned for myself. I used the bit and stop to drill the hole for the bit. Used 5 minute epoxy to secure...
  11. Homemade Lathe Tool #2

    In between projects I decided to make a handle for my pen mill. I have been finding lately that I use it more to scrape off the glue before using my sanding jig. It was getting kind of annoying just holding it. This is made out of left over wood and the top and bottom is burned. Mill was then...
  12. Lathe turning tool tray (for mount on lathe)

    Lathe turning tool tray For my new lathe I have seen something like this here on our beloved LJ, and found out fast, that I needed to make me one. So now the tools are where I need them, when I need them. (Just have to buy some proper tools now…). Materials are scrap - MDF and some pine. NOW...
  13. Custom Made Lathe hollowing tool

    This tool was inspired by my crazy neighbor, he decided to try hollowing, and rather than spend $100.00+ on hollowing tools he decided to make his own. Drill bits are HSS so I guess it works, so I decided to make my own after trying his out, because believe it or not it worked "amazingly well"...
  14. Blogs
    Segmented Bowl Process This tutorial is about the process I use to create a segmented bowl, or about any segmented turning item. After researching many methods and trying many of them, I've been able to put together a fairly simple and robust process that uses as few specialty tools or jigs as...
  15. Blogs
    TIW Review No. 4 - Rockler Carbide Mini Turning Tool http://blip.tv/play/ht19g437ewA.html?p=1http://a.blip.tv/api.swf#ht19g437ewA Trying out the Rockler Carbide Mini Turning Tool. A Review of this tool reviled a highly crafted turning tool.
  16. Blogs
    Chip deflector for Easy Wood Tools Old video, only 480p, that I dug up to play around with Cyberlink Power Director 12. Chips from the square cutter tend to fly straight back at your fingers and if the wood is just the right hardness, will give you a thousand little paper cuts and that isn't...
  17. Blogs
    Simple 1/2 doughnut chuck Have been thinking of making a doughnut chuck to help hold some of the bowls I turn. I have seen many good examples here on LJ,s. As I am pretty simple and did not want to spend a lot of time making a large disc and several rings. Thought of a way to use my flat jaw...
  18. Blogs
    More Adventures into Woodturning 4 Here is an update from a few of my latest woodturning adventures. I've slowed down a lot in May due to a strained shoulder (probably tool related from lugging around a 45 lb air compressor). I still managed to prep some logs from an ash tree and some from a...
  19. Woodworking Skill Share
    I am about to attach a table top to its base and would like some outside opinions. Situation: I have a 13"x 27" x 1" piece of roasted maple that I am using as a table top for an end table. It is one solid board. From what little I have read about this wood, it is quite stable due to the kiln...
  20. Focus on the Workspace
    I was pondering PVC vs flex tubing for my new dust collection, when i stumbled upon this product from home depot. it is called TripleWall, and i believe designed for drainage applications. It cost about $7 per 10ft section, which is way less expensive then flex or PVC. there are end caps...
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