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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mz3b0jZtnNk
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#2Where's the coring tool?
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Joe Fleming
Mahoney isn't that fast! This guy even sharpened his gouges a few times.
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#4Re: Where's the coring tool?
John C Lucas
He uses one late in the video. A McNaughton i think
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#5Believe it is a Oneway coring set.
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#6Re: Where's the coring tool?
Mike Brazeau
Coring system support looked like Oneway. I like the log holder, simple V cut in endgrain of a log section.
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#7Re: Where's the coring tool?
john lucas
It is a Oneway. I did a closer look.
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#8safety don'ts
GaryG in MD
No face shield; long beard not contained.
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Jim Barbour
Looks like a Oneway

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#10Did you watch the catching a catch video.
john lucas
That's how we would have to dress if we followed all the safety procedures everyone thinks we should follow. In this case he was turning fresh solid wood that he harvested and has obviously turned many many many bowls before and knew the risks.
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dick hines
After watching that I need a nap.
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#12Re: safety don'ts
Clifton C
And he was moving way too fast...
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Michael Kratky
Is that Glenn Lucas with a beard, LOL?
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#14I don't buy it
GaryG in MD
John, We can both name experienced turners who have died or been seriously injured in the last few years because of one tiny loss of concentration. 'nuf said...
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Chris Hoehle
Franz is a machine! He's pretty active on Instagram as @gingerwoodturner and he's working on a 200+ page book (that will only initially be available in German unfortunately).
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Gbalock
I follow him on Instagram. He is an impressive turner in his mass production especially. Safety issues aside (a personal decision if there is one), I think there is a lot to be said of the organized way that he approaches this. My best guess is it looks like about two to three days worth of work, judging by the light changing. WOW is right.
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Doug Ladendorf
That's some pretty productive work alright. Hard to tell at this speed but it looks like his roughing process is very efficient with a few cuts.



