AWGB Woodturning Forum
General Category => Websites, Videos & other sources of interest => Topic started by: Bryan Milham on June 20, 2018, 10:54:14 PM
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This guy (assume it's a guy) turns a sphere a very strange way and boy does he have some strange toys for holding the work.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L9oEc0ApYco (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L9oEc0ApYco)
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Actually looks rather effective. Not seen the first pair of drives before but made some like the second lot out of wood fpr a job I had once.
Pete
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Actually looks rather effective. Not seen the first pair of drives before
There's a link to the chap's site where he sells those drives; http://drechsler-wissen.de/werkzeug-angebote/
Interesting, but neither cheap nor particularly versatile.
The Paul Howard rig is more versatile and probably less error prone, at a bit more cash.
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Impressive :)
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Yes, quite an interesting method, thank you for the link. The first set of drives must need accurate placement of the blank so not sure of that.I have made a wooden drive which sits in the chuck and have an egg cup chuck thingy which sits in a multi star revolving centre.
In the seminar at Stone I saw Max Brosi turn spheres freely using geometry and a good eye. I have tried it since and found it OK as it is not a size specific system. I also saw Rod Page using a home made jig to turn spheres.
ATB John
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John,
I watched Max as well, fascinating mathematics he used but so simple once you've seen it.