Very fun- using odd cutting tools *LINK*
john lucas
Lyle was apparently having a good time that day. Check the video out starting about 6 minutes or so.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JxgadMxUBcI
Very fun- using odd cutting tools *LINK*
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Caution! Do not do this at home
Lyle Jamieson
Thanks for posting it John. I got a few comments stating I should stay on task of serious turning and teaching. I have a new YouTube video coming soon that's is just having some fun again. Why do we turn...because it is fun and enjoyable.
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Awesome stuff Lyle ;-)
steven antonucci
I have been telling people for a couple of years that being on bevel is far more important than being sharp :-)
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robo hippy
Lyle, you didn't bring out the #%&*!$#% idiot stick.... The variety I was most used to had a shovel blade on one end........ Did Del Stubs use that one, or did he just use an axe??? I do remember him saying his first gouge was a piece of galvanized pipe....
robo hippy
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Re: Very fun- using odd cutting tools
Lyle Jamieson
Wow, that brings back memories, a bit foggy from 30+ years ago. But I think it was Clay Foster that I saw use the shovel, mmmm, or was it John Jordon?? I think Jacques Vessery did it in the more recent past. However, I don't remember what I had for breakfast so don't quote me.
