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@@Rockysbeats I personally do not know of a metal that wouldn’t stick. You could wrap the metal in tuck tape (sheathing tape) and it should t stick. Thanks for watching.

Hello, I have not tried acetate.

Awesome, so far they have been great in my shop. Hope you like them, I like anything magnets as well. Thanks for watching.

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The plate was fairly thick and the hard maple wood is great for ink. The fibers on the maple contain the ink well. Some other woods will bleed more than others. I usually use a tight grained wood when using ink for that very reason. Thanks for watching!

It was hot while sanding. lol No, I believe it comes down to one word, laziness.

I believe old bats are made from Ash wood, Hickory wood, or Birch wood. I would say Ash and Hickory could be used for a mallet.

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Hi, I’ve tried that method as well. It’s great for travel since you only need 1 or 2 tools to bring. You can also rough out a blank with a skew. Always more than one way. I find the. Roughing gouge makes quick work of roughing a spindle round. I have an M42 steel roughing gouge that I use all the time. They have their place. Thanks for watching and commenting. I plan on having a video in this series for each lathe tool.

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Hey, thanks! It’s an upgrade in a smaller system. Thanks for watching my friend! Cheers!

Thanks! It has held up really well. I still use it every week. The Ash wood was an excellent choice. Thanks for watching! Cheers my friend!

It’s only a matter of time for a Chuck or face plate to get stuck. The lathe should be fine and inline as long as extreme measures were not taken. It also depends on the lathe. Most lathes can be re-aligned. Hope you can get the chuck off. Cheers!

I got it. Thanks for the help.

It is indeed great! Thank for watching my friend!

Hey, shop is clean but not for long. lol thank you for watching my friend! Take care as well Kwstas!

That works! My jig is work production work. Thanks for watching.

Thank you so much for your kind words! I’m so glad you like the singing bowl mallet and that it actually works as expected. lol I had to try the mallet out numerous times to finally make it sing; learning curve. Thanks again and for watching! Cheers! -Speros

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I am so glad to hear this. Thank you for watching my friend. Cheers!

Hello Mr Green, I would first like to thank you for your suggestions and tips. You have some great tips here for me and my subscribers and I have used some of your suggestions before. I do own a ball tool and often make the threaded head attachments for smaller pieces with a little CA to strengthen the threads. I mostly use this large jam chuck for making large 16” clocks. Second, I have owned a copy of your fixtures book for years and love it. If you would ever like me to feature your book, I would be happy too. Thanks for watching and commenting my friend. Cheers!

Expense is relative compared to another type, I agree, it’s super sticky. Works great!

Sure, once the stain is cured it will have no issues going over the top. Thanks for watching!

Thanks for the tip, I’ll have to try it. Thanks for watching.

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Any plastic polish will do the job. In use 3-1 by PSI altars available at Pen State Industries. Thanks for watching.

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It’s good stuff, thanks for watching!

Thank you for watching. I hope to have more tool tech videos out.

The tape helps for sure. It’s sheathing tape for out side houses. Not sure if that helps. Cheers my friend.

@@spwoodart Thanks for your answer mate. I think I may be able to find something similar here in Denmark ;-) It's important to note, that I am primarily focusing on making smaller (and always round) coffee tables.... a bit larger than the mold you've made. I am, of course, watching your video because I too want to make a mold that can be reused. It is _way_ too time consuming to have to make, basically, the same mold over and over again. It's a hassle though... many, many wood working videos, and especially epoxy related videos, rely on specific kinds of tape that likely exist in Denmark but have completely different names.... and are necessary to do the job. I've tried a few different ones that absolutely did _not_ do the job, so I'm kind'a.... arrrgh, LOL ;-) It looks so easy on video but when the whole thing sticks and you have to use chisels to pry the thing off. I've bought me a release agent too, like you use in the video. I'm really hoping to find some kind of e.g. silicone bendable material and make a mold where I can somehow 'release' the sides/edge and then pry it off the bottom afterwards... obviously without destroying the edges of the mold. Thanks again for answering 🙂

@@timholstpetersen79 I know what you mean, I didn’t want to make molds over and over. You can make a mold like the one I have (bigger) and use 100% silicone chalk. You could Smear It all over the edges and bottom. I have not tried it, but it may work. Thanks for watching my videos, I appreciate it. Cheers!

@@spwoodart Hey, of course.... and I'm sorry I forgot to subscribe and like... it's been remedied as I'm writing this ;-) Again; thanks for answering. I will try a similar approach as yours but need to figure out a way to make it easily repeatable. Not in an industrial sense but still something that makes it easy to produce multiple tables of the same dimensions with a single mold. I'm stoked about this, because it would allow me to eliminate _one_ of the constraints of making these tables. The thing is that I actually _love_ making the molds.... it's part of the process... but I have too many ideas on what to put _into_ the molds, and am too impatient to use the time on the molds ;-)

One of the other constraints, of course, is the cost of the epoxy itself... so for starters like me (and you, at some point), it can be an expensive learning. On my last project I used 6 kg of epoxy... and it turned out 'okay' (my wife is happy ;-) ), but I had to ditch the mold and do it all over again. I want to feel free of the mold thing and to experiment with designs. For now, round coffee tables but....

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Hey, thanks! Hope all is well? Good to hear from you my friend.

Hey, thanks! So far it is great. It’s a work in progress. Lol

More videos on the way! Thanks and thanks for watching. I appreciate it.

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I have sent you an email - thanks!

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