Thanks Mike. Glad you found it of interest

You won't gone wrong with it mate!

Thanks! yes I have very happy with the quality of it

Thanks Jim.

Thank you

Thanks Steve. Yes it is a lot of fun and you get great result

Thanks Paul. Sure that makes sense. Great idea. I was following the instructions that came with the jig but that makes sense

Thanks! They are really useful with spheres and probably with other things too. I have a few other videos to do first but I'll be doing my how to on them soon

@@JohnClothier I look forward to it appearing thanks for great demos

You should!

Thanks David

Thabks buddy. Yeah you should. Great fun!

Thanks Jake yes its a good bit of kit

Thanks buddy

Thanks Sam. I'm glad it was useful

Thanks Glenn and thanks for the tip. I'll keep an eye and replace as you suggested if need be

Thanks Wayne. Yeah I have seen some of the cheaper ones and this one does seem a little better made. Not tried them though so I can't confirm that. All I can say is this one is great

Sorry I didnt eve make the video.

Thanks buddy!

Thanks buddy. Yes I was. I have turned a couple more since and you are right. I have found I haven't really needed to tighten apart from on the final couple of passes. Thanks for the tip!

Thanks. I’m sure you will love it. Sorry I can’t recall who the music was

@@JohnClothier Hi John......found the song: Nikki Holguin - I Know You Won't Let Me Down. Two days till my jig arrives:)

Thanks Rebecca. Not entirely sure if I have understood you correctly here. Are you asking if you could just hold the wood at one end in a chuck and then go all the way around the bottom? If so then yes you could. The instructions for the jig do not show that method but I see no reason why it would not work. With a piece of wood such as the one I was turning that would be a good plan I think. In a future video I have a square blank With a hot glued spigot on either end. It may not work for that as it would not receive enough support.

John Clothier You interpreted the question well. Thank you for providing a thorough answer. Can't wait to see the creations produced with the jig as this must open up a new realm of turning possibilities for you. Again, thank you for answering.

Thanks Alan. No it can be used on a lathe with round bars too

Pretty sure its aluminium

The jig will make a sphere from 0mm to 300mm. It would certainly work for what you suggested.

You can but its really hard to set it up so that it is accurately in the centre once you put the sphere into the cup chucks. Rather than holding the blank between center I now hold it with a screw thread at the headstock. This means I can remove the tailstock near the end and take that end off with the jig. That just leaves the one end to remove

I've no idea. I would recommend to look at their website

gracias

Yes I believe it is

@@JohnClothier thank you! Can you tell me how long that swing plate is?

Thanks William. I have heard this from other people. I nearly did the same but I am glad I went for this one. It certainly seems solid and as you can see it does a great job