Recent content by karlpolly10

cleaver bit of stuff, but its a larger box i am thinking of, but thanks for the link it was interesting to watch.

Thanks for that i thought it wouldnt be possible, i will take your advice and go the bandsaw route

Hi all i was wondering wpuld it be possible to turn an heart shaped container? and has anyone done one.i

Not on these, i agree its a bit cold for working in the garage, but i will carry on , thanks for the kind words. regards Karl

Hi thought i would post a couple of pics of my first attempt at turning, i found some spalted wood in my firewood pile and thought i would have a go, They are two diiferent designs of candlestick and a t trout prst in oak, hope you like them.ie

1 for the pro edge, its simple to use

tried Tayolors webb site, they are out of stock at the moment .dam

thanks again, checked with Astley Ilses they use 5.8 bar stock, hope this useful for anyone looking to buy one in the future.

Thanks all for your replys looks like i have the3/8 gouge, for more info i have had an answer in regards to Hamlets gouge the 1/2 gouge from them is on 5/8 bar stock, again many thanks it has been very helpfull to me. Regards Karl Merry christmass and stay safe.

Thanks for that ,read that postnad has the writer said i needed more than a drink of tea after. i have sent an email off to Ahley Ilses asking them that question will let you know what the reply is.

I have the crown one and i am thinking of doing some larger pieces of fresh cut blanks and would like something a bit sturdier for the job, i dont want to order a repeat size of what i already have.

Hi could somebody clear up the confusion for me regarding bowl gouge sizes, ie are the sizes based on the bar stock or the width of the flute, i have a bowl gouge made from 1/2 bar stockstock with a measurement of 3/8 across the flutes, is this a 3/8 gouge or a 1/2 gouge, HELP.regards Karl

I bought a table saw, router, planer, and sliding compound saw and had it delivered to Ireland FREE hows that for service, well done Yandles.

I have the 619 and it's not as noisy as on the video,I can't comment on the axminster and there is a big difference in price, go to yandles if yo opt for the charnwood they has great deals

High, do you need a portable saw?, have you looked at the Sheppach, friend of mine who is a carpenter bought one of these to do a large job converting a real ale pub, said it was excellent and great value for money, or have you looked at the Charnwood 10 inch, i have one of these the only prob...