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hi. does anyone remember this from a couple of years ago? any idea if its s made and by who? looks a good idea to save me time making shavings if I've a straight sided fruit bowl type project on the go!!

Hello the forum! I've been a lurker but recently got back into turning after a couple of years of not having time to turn (changing nappies!) so have now totally emptied and rearranged the garage to make a man cave! Have to keep half the garage dust free for children's toys, drying clothes and...

ordered it, sent it back, stuck with my sorby 447 deluxe! not that there was anything wrong with it, it seems very heavy and well made. HOWEVER, i sharpen on a wet/dry grinder for one, so one of the brackets was redundant anyway, and I use a 6 inch grinding wheel as they're significantly...

I can understand what you mean, but at £5.95 postage, mine came next day (quite impressive) and the charnwood 836 or record rp4000 equivalent on fleabay is £90-110 and I'm not even sure that includes the screw chuck bit of C jaws!. They do have offers occasionally (15% off a couple of months...

Hi, Yes, i've been using one for about 6-8 months. it's the same as the Fox and Record 4000 series I ebleive, and the charnwood 83(6?) one. Not really used the screw chuck bit but seems to hold pieces tightly and states a 10 year warranty. Bear in mind I only turn a couple of pieces a...

Consider it, it's very easy to set up (I had the wolverine delivered but the whole system to do everything the sorby will is HUGE! Best suited for 8 inch grinders!) I manage to sharpen irish grinds quite easily using the sorby and it takes about 10-20 seconds to switch if you have 1 wheel like...