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Old 9th Dec 2011, 04:13 PM
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Gobsmacked. I'm amazed at how fast he cranks up the lathe. Thanks for sharing wheelin.
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Geez, after watching that, i would be s.....g myself trying something like that, amazing skill.
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The speed he uses is amazing wouldn't find me doing that. Impressive though
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Experienced spindle turners usually turn at higher RPM to get a better cut.
When turning off-centre, it is easier to read the shadow.

A 300mm bowl turning at 1000 rpm has a peripheral speed twice that of a 50mm spindle turning at 3000 rpm
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Cool! Looks extra tricky cos the light frequency making the pieces visually oscillate.

Might have to try that. While no one is watching!
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Amazing. Great skill. Way beyond what I would try for sure.
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that is awesome!!! cheers for sharing
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Just amazing, done in such a relaxed manner too.
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