Wood Turning Avoid Those Nasty Carbide Catches

I show how I avoid the nasty catches using carbide cutters.
Carbide cutters are basically scrapers. What is important is the position of the tool based on the center of the turning.
I also show some of my old pattern making turning tools and some very large turnings.
Tools used: Carbide turning tools and negative rake scraper
Finish used: Zinsser Seal Coat Acks Abrasive Acks Polish/Restoring Paste

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You need to know your machines and how to use them. Follow how the manufacture says to use them safely.

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