Am glad it inspired you, if you have a lathe you can easy do it and with a lot of practice you’ll make really good ones 😀good luck. Hit that sub button I’d appreciate it.

Thanks Brian glad you liked it.

Cheers man, and to you and yours. And am sure it will be if we make it so. Yeah it would be minted like that, never really thought about it need to take a look in to that sort of things. Take it easy man.

Glad you enjoyed the video and I appreciate your concern. I rarely ever wear gloves whilst using the lathe or mill, if I do there’s alway a reason. I think if I remember it wasn’t making nice chips when turn but big lengths and it would catch and hit my hands, like little razor blades. Check out my other videos am sure there’s something you’ll enjoy.

Cheers man, yeah am still learning on the lathe but am enjoying the process.

@@Darren_Barclay No worries! You'll be learning for the rest of your life, as am I. The other thing I noticed that I would caution you about - that was a very long piece of stock you were turning. You were smart to use the tail stock, but especially with these small hobby lathes, rigidity is everything - and if that got knocked out of the chuck because a tool dug in (believe me, it can and will happen) - it might have been ugly. Far better to have cut a piece thick enough to fit all the way in the chuck jaws plus a little wiggle room plus the size of the piece you need that needs outside turning - and leave it at that. Much safer, and better results.

Just turn it down. Usually he does tweak it but he has forgotten to do it this time x

Yeah sorry about that man, I usually do turn it down as I know it’s loud with my phone right it at, I just neglected to down the volume when editing my bad man. Thanks for watching though.

@@Darren_Barclay Don't worry it sounds beautiful to someone in the business. Almost like white noise now!

Hey man, no it just bearly held so rather than risking it coming flying out I just made another one lol. Cheers for the comment and sub much appreciated.