lew

Good, bright flashlite- rechargeable. See if the cordless drill has a combo set so the battery works for both. 

Mighty fine looking die storage!

15 minutes ago, lew said:

Just checked the EWT demonstrator's resources and nothing there.

Jordan pointed out that I'm an idiot-

https://www.easywoodtools.com/shop-unhandled

4 minutes ago, lew said:

No, Jordan sent that list in an email. Looks like she may have typed it from her sources

Just checked the EWT demonstrator's resources and nothing there.

23 minutes ago, John Morris said:

Hey Lew, any idea where the prices are published?

 

No, Jordan sent that list in an email. Looks like she may have typed it from her sources

Someone is gonna have some splaining to do to the admiral

2 hours ago, User74 said:

I had my first blowout yesterday. I've been turning off and on for about two years. It was a piece of spalted hickory. I got a little too thin on the bottom and it busted out while I was trying to remove the tenon.

Wow, Bummer! An alternative to epoxy might be, if you have a Longworth chuck or Cole Jaws, to re-chuck it and turn away just the center damage- creating a circular hole. Then glue in a circular "patch" of contrasting wood.

Prices for unhandled tool bars from Easy Wood Tools-

-Mini Rougher: $74.99

-Mini Finisher: $74.99

-Mini Detailer: $74.99

-Mid-Size Rougher: $101.99

-Mid-Size Finisher: $101.99

-Mid-Size Detailer: $101.99

-Full-Size Rougher: $112.49

-Full-Size Finisher: $112.49

-Full-Size Detailer: $112.49

-Mid-Size Hollower #1: 112.49

-Mid-Size Hollower #2: $122.99

-Mid-Size Hollower #3: 122.99

As per EWT Customer Service.

Also- https://www.easywoodtools.com/unhandled

@User74  Donald, Welcome! 

About your inquiry on the carbide cutters, There is definitely a difference in the quality of carbide available, on the market and you are right about getting what you pay for. The composition/quality of the carbide used for making the cutters varies from one company to another and that is what really affects how long the cutters remain sharp enough to be useful. 

Somewhere I saw a picture of an inexpensive carbide cutter that was badly worn. I'll try to find it.

All the turners here know I am fond of Easy Wood Tools. 

1 hour ago, John Morris said:

Here is a link:

I am not sure how much they cost, I am trying to find a price.

 

Unhandled Tools | Easy Wood Tools

WWW.EASYWOODTOOLS.COM

 

Have a request in to EWT Customer Service.

@Fred W. Hargis Jr First, so glad you and your family are safe and unharmed from that storm. The jigs look pretty nice. I have an old Tormek grinder and love it.

@Cal Thank You!

@HandyDan  Thanks!

@Gerald  Thank You!

@Grandpadave52  Thanks!

Your work is amazing!!

Following along!

8 minutes ago, Gerald said:

Turning to add to my stock. Yesterday was biscuit cutters. And painting my new Bell character tops. 

 

Awesome paint schemes, @Gerald

I like it! Neat the way you added the accent strips on the sides.

Awesome score and restore, Jess!

Thanks. Smitty!