PennState.com didn't work for me. All I got was the College website.flashbacpt wrote:I totally agree with Spike13. Yes, you can turn with the large basic set, but as you gain experience in turning, you will see/learn the need for the mini set which will allow you to create more detail, more easily, in your pen turning. Besides, you will find more uses for the mini set as it opens the door for such things as Chess pieces, small wood parts, etc. Also, Check out, and obtain a catalog from PennState.com which will give you a lot of information, and will display all kinds of items that you can turn.
Good luck!
FlashbacPT
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Mark V 520, Ryobi 12" mitersaw, Delta 10" tablesaw, DC 3300.
Mike
Mike
PennState.com didn't work for me. All I got was the College website.flashbacpt wrote:I totally agree with Spike13. Yes, you can turn with the large basic set, but as you gain experience in turning, you will see/learn the need for the mini set which will allow you to create more detail, more easily, in your pen turning. Besides, you will find more uses for the mini set as it opens the door for such things as Chess pieces, small wood parts, etc. Also, Check out, and obtain a catalog from PennState.com which will give you a lot of information, and will display all kinds of items that you can turn.
Good luck!
FlashbacPT
Mark V 520, Ryobi 12" mitersaw, Delta 10" tablesaw, DC 3300.
Mike
Mike
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Thanks. That one worked. Now all I have too do is get some chiesls. I will probally go to Woodcraft and pick some up. I have always been fasten-ated (hey they can do it with 'wood'), by pens handmade out of wood. After some studing and training I will give it a try. ![Cool :cool:](./images/smilies/cool.gif)
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Mark V 520, Ryobi 12" mitersaw, Delta 10" tablesaw, DC 3300.
Mike
Mike
Check out the huge chisels being used in this video!dasazer wrote:Can you use the same turning tools for pen turning that the basic turning comes with or smaller tools needed?
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JC
Hampden Twp, PA
Bought, restored and sold a 520 before I knew what I had (and should have kept) - Now I found religion and I'm working on restoring a 500 and a 10E.
Hampden Twp, PA
Bought, restored and sold a 520 before I knew what I had (and should have kept) - Now I found religion and I'm working on restoring a 500 and a 10E.
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Be sure to give us a detailed report on your studing!:Dnavycop wrote:Thanks. That one worked. Now all I have too do is get some chiesls. I will probally go to Woodcraft and pick some up. I have always been fasten-ated (hey they can do it with 'wood'), by pens handmade out of wood. After some studing and training I will give it a try.
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Goldie(Bought New SN 377425)/4" jointer/6" beltsander/12" planer/stripsander/bandsaw/powerstation /Scroll saw/Jig saw /Craftsman 10" ras/Craftsman 6" thicknessplaner/ Dayton10"tablesaw(restoredfromneighborstrashpile)/ Mark VII restoration in 'progress'/ 10E[/size](SN E3779) restoration in progress, a 510 on the back burner and a growing pile of items to be eventually returned to useful life. - aka Red Grange