Using magnets in the woodturning shop - video

[AlanZ]

The newest edition of the AAW FUNdamentals newsletter was emailed out today. I have a video that shows some of the ways I use magnets in my shop.

The link in the newsletter is incorrect, and I'm hoping to get that corrected soon.

In the meantime, here's the video

http://vimeo.com/73867093

 

[George Van Beynen]

Thanks for the video Alan. It was well done. I will have to get more magnets after watching this.

 

[AlanZ]

George,

I generally get rare earth magnets (N42 strength) on ebay... good prices, quick delivery.

 

[AlanZ]

This thread should probably be moved to the "How To" section of the forum.

 

[Donna Banfield]

Great video, Alan. I was already using a couple of those tips, but many I hadn't thought of. Thanks!🙂

 

[Andy Chen]

This thread should probably be moved to the "How To" section of the forum.

Thanks for the tip, Alan. This category is just fine. I would probably have missed it if it were posted in a different section.

 

[AlanZ]

Linda at the AAW fixed the link and resent the email, so now folks can find the video.

 

[Betty Scarpino]

Alan, really good video for the FUNdamentals program! Thank you.

 

[AlanZ]

Betty,

I wonder if you noticed that I used the words "loop backed abrasives" when talking about the sticky stick. See, I appreciate the feedback.

 

[Odie]

The newest edition of the AAW FUNdamentals newsletter was emailed out today. I have a video that shows some of the ways I use magnets in my shop.

The link in the newsletter is incorrect, and I'm hoping to get that corrected soon.

In the meantime, here's the video

http://vimeo.com/73867093

Hey, thanks AlanZ..........😀

I'm already using magnets in quite a few different applications......and, your video has shown me some more ways I might benefit from them. Thanks for your time and effort to put together the video.

ooc

 

[John Torchick]

Good ideas for the lathe and the shop. I used masking tape and a small magnet to keep a pencil on my table saw. Hated to have to search for one.

 

[Betty Scarpino]

Betty,

I wonder if you noticed that I used the words "loop backed abrasives" when talking about the sticky stick. See, I appreciate the feedback.

Alan, I did notice. 🙂


Betty Scarpino, Editor, American Woodturner