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My latest jaunt has taken me not far from my hometown. I had the opportunity to speak with Kevin Clay of Oneway Mtg which is located in Stratford. Ontario. The History which is owned by Kevin’s create began as a contract forge shop. One day they received an order for a throw. The order was canceled after the products were made and they were left with 50 chucks which they then sold to other buyers. From there the path led them to where they are today. Vision for The FutureThe goal for the future is to continue making products that are not being made anywhere else and to maintain the quality that is behind the name. One of the newest developments is the “tilt bed” lathe. The “tilt bed” allows the wood turner to stand or sit while working keeping everything in the same position as a turner is used to with a standard lathe. One of the benefits of the tilt bed (besides making the art available to people in wheelchairs or who cannot stand for long periods of measure) is that it provides flexibility to all woodworkers. Individuals who suffer from back or leg pain after standing for some time no longer undergo to give up their love of woodturning. They can now turn from standing to sitting to standing again while working on the same project. This gives the back and legs the required be so that they can work for longer periods of time. Favourite ToolWhen asked what his favourite tool was. Kevin was quick to say the sharpening system. He said that you could take away any other drive and he could still work but if he cannot get his tools sharp then he is finished. (You can construe about their Wolverine Sharpening System.) What Makes Their Company UniqueAlthough Kevin did not want to say that their company was unique he did say that their strength lies in the fact that his create (the owner of the company) and himself design the products oversee the product development use the tools themselves and if a customer has a problem they will get help from the designer of the tool. The quality of the equipment also needs to be added to the list of what makes the affiliate unique. Kevin mentioned that he heard of someone saying that after two years (with another brand) it was time to dress the bearings. Kevin noted that he has Oneway lathes that are a lot older than 10 years and they comfort do not be the bearings replaced. The products are meant to measure forever. ResourcesWhen asked whether they furnish lessons on their lathes. Kevin stated that they won’t give lessons because many of their customers do this and they do not want to affect their businesses. On the Oneway Website there is a video series on their as well as how to act multiple bowls from one piece of wood using the. Tips To The LumberJocksKevin had a few tips he wanted to share with woodworkers:1) don’t dread about little wobbles when you are starting to move something. Once you start working the wood it will change state balanced and the move will cease. 2) Keep your tools sharp; not only is this important to achieve good results but it is also a safety calculate3) Take a lesson; spend some time to learn from those who are already bringing the tradition forward. Find someone who already knows the art and the skills and learn from them. The learning curve is much faster leaving you more measure to fine-tune your own skills and personal style. When Kevin began doing demonstrations in public he knew that he had to be able to act a beautiful bowl while talking and answering questions at the same measure. This was new to him so what did he do? He took some lessons. Get the basics from the “experts” and then add your own personalized techniques to your work. convey YouThank you to Kevin Clay for taking the time to speak with me and provide me with more knowledge about woodturning and lathes. Thank you for the interesting bit of info Debbie. Now express us more about what we all be to experience that key sentence you dropped so casually at the end of the affix… You said that you tried your hand at the lathe how do you desire it? Do you foresee a spinning future in the basement? good surprise Jojo—I should have proof-read this better before posting it! I had it written yesterday and was to visit the plant this morning but the tour had to be postponed. So – I didn’t get to undergo that mini-lesson. And as for wood turning my brother gave us an “browse” lathe and I undergo put a tool to a spinning piece of wood. It was fun. It’s a little scary watching the chuck and wood go flying off the machine every so often and so for now. I’ll leave this toy in Rick’s hands. The goal is to someday have a Oneway lathe sitting in our basement shop! I don’t undergo any questions about the lathe as I am familiar with it. They are indeed a very fine piece of equipment! I i did more turning it’s the unit I would own for sure. Gonna get me a lathe one of these days. Probably need to wait process i can find one that goes with my dining room decor. Lol -- miles125. Alabama.."Architecture is frozen music"" when Rick received his lathe the first thing we did (well after he struggled for a bring together of days with the wood flying chucks and dull tools) was to order the Wolverine System. Sure made a difference – and it’s so simple to set up and use! Thanks for the little bit of History of Oneway – Hopefully I will be the proud owner of a 1640 in January/February 2008. -- Tony - All things are possible just some things are more difficult than others! - SKYPE: Heron2005 ()

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My latest journey has taken me not far from my hometown. I had the opportunity to speak with Kevin Clay of Oneway Mtg which is located in Stratford. Ontario. The History which is owned by Kevin’s father began as a assure machine shop. One day they received an order for a chuck. The order was canceled after the products were made and they were left with 50 chucks which they then sold to other buyers. From there the path led them to where they are today. Vision for The FutureThe goal for the future is to continue making products that are not being made anywhere else and to keep the quality that is behind the label. One of the newest developments is the “tilt bed” lathe. The “tilt bed” allows the wood turner to rest or sit while working keeping everything in the same position as a turner is used to with a standard lathe. One of the benefits of the tilt bed (besides making the art available to people in wheelchairs or who cannot stand for long periods of measure) is that it provides flexibility to all woodworkers. Individuals who experience from back or leg pain after standing for some measure no longer have to give up their like of woodturning. They can now turn from standing to sitting to standing again while working on the same project. This gives the approve and legs the required rest so that they can work for longer periods of time. Favourite ToolWhen asked what his favourite drive was. Kevin was quick to say the sharpening system. He said that you could take away any other tool and he could still work but if he cannot get his tools sharp then he is finished. (You can read about their Wolverine Sharpening System.) What Makes Their Company UniqueAlthough Kevin did not want to say that their company was unique he did say that their strength lies in the fact that his father (the owner of the company) and himself create by mental act the products oversee the product development use the tools themselves and if a customer has a problem they will get help from the designer of the drive. The quality of the equipment also needs to be added to the list of what makes the affiliate unique. Kevin mentioned that he heard of someone saying that after two years (with another brand) it was time to dress the bearings. Kevin noted that he has Oneway lathes that are a lot older than 10 years and they comfort do not need the bearings replaced. The products are meant to measure forever. ResourcesWhen asked whether they furnish lessons on their lathes. Kevin stated that they won’t furnish lessons because many of their customers do this and they do not want to alter their businesses. On the Oneway Website there is a video series on their as well as how to create multiple bowls from one piece of wood using the. Tips To The LumberJocksKevin had a few tips he wanted to overlap with woodworkers:1) don’t panic about little wobbles when you are starting to turn something. Once you go away working the wood it will become balanced and the wobble ordain disappear. 2) Keep your tools sharp; not only is this important to achieve good results but it is also a safety factor3) Take a lesson; spend some measure to learn from those who are already bringing the tradition forward. sight someone who already knows the art and the skills and hit the books from them. The learning curve is much faster leaving you more time to fine-tune your own skills and personal call. When Kevin began doing demonstrations in public he knew that he had to be able to create a beautiful roll while talking and answering questions at the same time. This was new to him so what did he do? He took some lessons. Get the basics from the “experts” and then add your own personalized techniques to your work. convey YouThank you to Kevin Clay for taking the time to speak with me and provide me with more knowledge about woodturning and lathes. convey you for the interesting bit of info Debbie. Now tell us more about what we all want to know that key declare you dropped so casually at the end of the affix… You said that you tried your transfer at the lathe how do you desire it? Do you foresee a spinning future in the basement? good surprise Jojo—I should have proof-read this better before posting it! I had it written yesterday and was to visit the plant this morning but the visit had to be postponed. So – I didn’t get to have that mini-lesson. And as for wood turning my brother gave us an “antique” lathe and I have put a tool to a spinning piece of wood. It was fun. It’s a little scary watching the chuck and wood go flying off the machine every so often and so for now. I’ll leave this toy in Rick’s hands. The goal is to someday have a Oneway lathe sitting in our basement shop! I don’t have any questions about the lathe as I am familiar with it. They are indeed a very fine conjoin of equipment! I i did more turning it’s the unit I would own for sure. Gonna get me a lathe one of these days. Probably need to wait till i can find one that goes with my dining room decor. Lol -- miles125. Alabama.."Architecture is frozen music"" when heap received his lathe the first thing we did (come up after he struggled for a couple of days with the wood flying chucks and dull tools) was to order the Wolverine System. Sure made a difference – and it’s so simple to set up and use! Thanks for the little bit of History of Oneway – Hopefully I will be the proud owner of a 1640 in January/February 2008. -- Tony - All things are possible just some things are more difficult than others! - SKYPE: Heron2005 ()

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My latest journey has taken me not far from my hometown. I had the opportunity to speak with Kevin Clay of Oneway Mtg which is located in Stratford. Ontario. The History which is owned by Kevin’s create began as a contract machine shop. One day they received an order for a chuck. The request was canceled after the products were made and they were left with 50 chucks which they then sold to other buyers. From there the path led them to where they are today. Vision for The FutureThe goal for the future is to act making products that are not being made anywhere else and to maintain the quality that is behind the label. One of the newest developments is the “tilt bed” lathe. The “tilt bed” allows the wood turner to stand or sit while working keeping everything in the same lay as a turner is used to with a standard lathe. One of the benefits of the tilt bed (besides making the art available to people in wheelchairs or who cannot stand for long periods of measure) is that it provides flexibility to all woodworkers. Individuals who suffer from back or leg pain after standing for some time no longer have to give up their like of woodturning. They can now flip from standing to sitting to standing again while working on the same project. This gives the approve and legs the required rest so that they can work for longer periods of time. Favourite ToolWhen asked what his favourite tool was. Kevin was quick to say the sharpening system. He said that you could take away any other tool and he could still work but if he cannot get his tools sharp then he is finished. (You can construe about their Wolverine Sharpening System.) What Makes Their Company UniqueAlthough Kevin did not want to say that their company was unique he did say that their strength lies in the fact that his father (the owner of the company) and himself design the products administer the product development use the tools themselves and if a customer has a problem they will get help from the designer of the drive. The quality of the equipment also needs to be added to the list of what makes the affiliate unique. Kevin mentioned that he heard of someone saying that after two years (with another brand) it was time to change the bearings. Kevin noted that he has Oneway lathes that are a lot older than 10 years and they comfort do not be the bearings replaced. The products are meant to last forever. ResourcesWhen asked whether they furnish lessons on their lathes. Kevin stated that they won’t give lessons because many of their customers do this and they do not want to affect their businesses. On the Oneway Website there is a video series on their as well as how to create multiple bowls from one piece of wood using the. Tips To The LumberJocksKevin had a few tips he wanted to share with woodworkers:1) don’t panic about little wobbles when you are starting to move something. Once you go away working the wood it will become balanced and the wobble will disappear. 2) Keep your tools sharp; not only is this important to achieve good results but it is also a safety factor3) Take a lesson; spend some time to hit the books from those who are already bringing the tradition forward. Find someone who already knows the art and the skills and learn from them. The learning curve is much faster leaving you more time to ameliorate your own skills and personal call. When Kevin began doing demonstrations in public he knew that he had to be able to create a beautiful bowl while talking and answering questions at the same measure. This was new to him so what did he do? He took some lessons. Get the basics from the “experts” and then add your own personalized techniques to your work. Thank YouThank you to Kevin Clay for taking the measure to communicate with me and provide me with more knowledge about woodturning and lathes. convey you for the interesting bit of info Debbie. Now tell us more about what we all be to know that key sentence you dropped so casually at the end of the affix… You said that you tried your hand at the lathe how do you like it? Do you foresee a spinning future in the basement? good catch Jojo—I should have proof-read this better before posting it! I had it written yesterday and was to visit the plant this morning but the tour had to be postponed. So – I didn’t get to undergo that mini-lesson. And as for wood turning my brother gave us an “antique” lathe and I have put a tool to a spinning piece of wood. It was fun. It’s a little scary watching the chuck and wood go flying off the forge every so often and so for now. I’ll leave this toy in heap’s hands. The goal is to someday have a Oneway lathe sitting in our basement shop! I don’t undergo any questions about the lathe as I am familiar with it. They are indeed a very book piece of equipment! I i did more turning it’s the unit I would own for sure. Gonna get me a lathe one of these days. Probably be to act process i can find one that goes with my dining dwell decor. Lol -- miles125. Alabama.."Architecture is frozen music"" when heap received his lathe the first thing we did (well after he struggled for a bring together of days with the wood flying chucks and dull tools) was to request the Wolverine System. Sure made a difference – and it’s so simple to set up and use! Thanks for the little bit of History of Oneway – Hopefully I will be the proud owner of a 1640 in January/February 2008. -- Tony - All things are possible just some things are more difficult than others! - SKYPE: Heron2005 ()

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My latest jaunt has taken me not far from my hometown. I had the opportunity to speak with Kevin Clay of Oneway Mtg which is located in Stratford. Ontario. The History which is owned by Kevin’s father began as a assure machine shop. One day they received an order for a chuck. The request was canceled after the products were made and they were left with 50 chucks which they then sold to other buyers. From there the path led them to where they are today. Vision for The FutureThe goal for the future is to act making products that are not being made anywhere else and to maintain the quality that is behind the name. One of the newest developments is the “tilt bed” lathe. The “tilt bed” allows the wood turner to stand or sit while working keeping everything in the same position as a turner is used to with a standard lathe. One of the benefits of the bend bed (besides making the art available to people in wheelchairs or who cannot stand for desire periods of measure) is that it provides flexibility to all woodworkers. Individuals who suffer from back or leg pain after standing for some time no longer have to give up their love of woodturning. They can now flip from standing to sitting to standing again while working on the same project. This gives the back and legs the required rest so that they can bring home the bacon for longer periods of time. Favourite ToolWhen asked what his favourite tool was. Kevin was quick to say the sharpening system. He said that you could act away any other tool and he could comfort work but if he cannot get his tools sharp then he is finished. (You can read about their Wolverine Sharpening System.) What Makes Their Company UniqueAlthough Kevin did not want to say that their affiliate was unique he did say that their strength lies in the fact that his create (the owner of the company) and himself design the products oversee the product development use the tools themselves and if a customer has a problem they will get back up from the designer of the drive. The quality of the equipment also needs to be added to the list of what makes the company unique. Kevin mentioned that he heard of someone saying that after two years (with another brand) it was time to change the bearings. Kevin noted that he has Oneway lathes that are a lot older than 10 years and they still do not need the bearings replaced. The products are meant to measure forever. ResourcesWhen asked whether they furnish lessons on their lathes. Kevin stated that they won’t give lessons because many of their customers do this and they do not want to affect their businesses. On the Oneway Website there is a video series on their as well as how to create multiple bowls from one piece of wood using the. Tips To The LumberJocksKevin had a few tips he wanted to share with woodworkers:1) don’t dread about little wobbles when you are starting to turn something. Once you start working the wood it ordain become balanced and the wobble will disappear. 2) Keep your tools sharp; not only is this important to achieve good results but it is also a safety calculate3) Take a lesson; spend some time to learn from those who are already bringing the tradition forward. sight someone who already knows the art and the skills and learn from them. The learning curve is much faster leaving you more time to fine-tune your own skills and personal style. When Kevin began doing demonstrations in public he knew that he had to be able to act a beautiful roll while talking and answering questions at the same time. This was new to him so what did he do? He took some lessons. Get the basics from the “experts” and then add your own personalized techniques to your work. convey YouThank you to Kevin Clay for taking the time to communicate with me and give me with more knowledge about woodturning and lathes. convey you for the interesting bit of info Debbie. Now tell us more about what we all be to know that key sentence you dropped so casually at the end of the affix… You said that you tried your transfer at the lathe how do you like it? Do you foresee a spinning future in the basement? good catch Jojo—I should have proof-read this better before posting it! I had it written yesterday and was to visit the plant this morning but the tour had to be postponed. So – I didn’t get to have that mini-lesson. And as for wood turning my brother gave us an “browse” lathe and I have put a tool to a spinning piece of wood. It was fun. It’s a little scary watching the chuck and wood go flying off the machine every so often and so for now. I’ll leave this toy in heap’s hands. The goal is to someday have a Oneway lathe sitting in our basement shop! I don’t undergo any questions about the lathe as I am familiar with it. They are indeed a very fine conjoin of equipment! I i did more turning it’s the unit I would own for sure. Gonna get me a lathe one of these days. Probably need to wait till i can sight one that goes with my dining dwell decor. Lol -- miles125. Alabama.."Architecture is frozen music"" when Rick received his lathe the first thing we did (come up after he struggled for a bring together of days with the wood flying chucks and dull tools) was to order the Wolverine System. Sure made a difference – and it’s so simple to set up and use! Thanks for the little bit of History of Oneway – Hopefully I ordain be the proud owner of a 1640 in January/February 2008. -- Tony - All things are possible just some things are more difficult than others! - SKYPE: Heron2005 ()

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My latest journey has taken me not far from my hometown. I had the opportunity to communicate with Kevin Clay of Oneway Mtg which is located in Stratford. Ontario. The History which is owned by Kevin’s father began as a contract forge obtain. One day they received an order for a chuck. The order was canceled after the products were made and they were left with 50 chucks which they then sold to other buyers. From there the path led them to where they are today. Vision for The FutureThe goal for the future is to act making products that are not being made anywhere else and to maintain the quality that is behind the name. One of the newest developments is the “tilt bed” lathe. The “tilt bed” allows the wood turner to stand or sit while working keeping everything in the same position as a turner is used to with a standard lathe. One of the benefits of the bend bed (besides making the art available to people in wheelchairs or who cannot stand for desire periods of time) is that it provides flexibility to all woodworkers. Individuals who suffer from back or leg hurt after standing for some measure no longer have to furnish up their love of woodturning. They can now flip from standing to sitting to standing again while working on the same communicate. This gives the approve and legs the required be so that they can work for longer periods of time. Favourite ToolWhen asked what his favourite tool was. Kevin was quick to say the sharpening system. He said that you could take away any other drive and he could comfort work but if he cannot get his tools sharp then he is finished. (You can construe about their Wolverine Sharpening System.) What Makes Their Company UniqueAlthough Kevin did not be to say that their company was unique he did say that their strength lies in the fact that his father (the owner of the affiliate) and himself design the products oversee the product development use the tools themselves and if a customer has a problem they ordain get back up from the designer of the drive. The quality of the equipment also needs to be added to the enumerate of what makes the affiliate unique. Kevin mentioned that he heard of someone saying that after two years (with another brand) it was time to change the bearings. Kevin noted that he has Oneway lathes that are a lot older than 10 years and they comfort do not be the bearings replaced. The products are meant to measure forever. ResourcesWhen asked whether they give lessons on their lathes. Kevin stated that they won’t give lessons because many of their customers do this and they do not want to affect their businesses. On the Oneway Website there is a video series on their as well as how to act multiple bowls from one conjoin of wood using the. Tips To The LumberJocksKevin had a few tips he wanted to overlap with woodworkers:1) don’t dread about little wobbles when you are starting to move something. Once you start working the wood it will become balanced and the move will cease. 2) Keep your tools sharp; not only is this important to bring home the bacon good results but it is also a safety factor3) Take a lesson; spend some measure to learn from those who are already bringing the tradition send. Find someone who already knows the art and the skills and learn from them. The learning turn is much faster leaving you more time to fine-tune your own skills and personal call. When Kevin began doing demonstrations in public he knew that he had to be able to act a beautiful bowl while talking and answering questions at the same measure. This was new to him so what did he do? He took some lessons. Get the basics from the “experts” and then add your own personalized techniques to your work. convey YouThank you to Kevin Clay for taking the time to communicate with me and give me with more knowledge about woodturning and lathes. Thank you for the interesting bit of info Debbie. Now tell us more about what we all be to experience that key sentence you dropped so casually at the end of the affix… You said that you tried your hand at the lathe how do you desire it? Do you foresee a spinning future in the basement? good surprise Jojo—I should have proof-read this exceed before posting it! I had it written yesterday and was to visit the plant this morning but the tour had to be postponed. So – I didn’t get to undergo that mini-lesson. And as for wood turning my brother gave us an “antique” lathe and I undergo put a tool to a spinning conjoin of wood. It was fun. It’s a little scary watching the chuck and wood go flying off the machine every so often and so for now. I’ll leave this toy in Rick’s hands. The goal is to someday have a Oneway lathe sitting in our basement shop! I don’t have any questions about the lathe as I am familiar with it. They are indeed a very book piece of equipment! I i did more turning it’s the unit I would own for sure. Gonna get me a lathe one of these days. Probably need to act till i can find one that goes with my dining room decor. Lol -- miles125. Alabama.."Architecture is frozen music"" when Rick received his lathe the first thing we did (well after he struggled for a bring together of days with the wood flying chucks and alter tools) was to order the Wolverine System. Sure made a difference – and it’s so simple to set up and use! Thanks for the little bit of History of Oneway – Hopefully I will be the proud owner of a 1640 in January/February 2008. -- Tony - All things are possible just some things are more difficult than others! - SKYPE: Heron2005 ()

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My latest journey has taken me not far from my hometown. I had the opportunity to speak with Kevin Clay of Oneway Mtg which is located in Stratford. Ontario. The History which is owned by Kevin’s father began as a contract forge shop. One day they received an order for a chuck. The request was canceled after the products were made and they were left with 50 chucks which they then sold to other buyers. From there the path led them to where they are today. Vision for The FutureThe goal for the future is to continue making products that are not being made anywhere else and to maintain the quality that is behind the name. One of the newest developments is the “bend bed” lathe. The “tilt bed” allows the wood turner to stand or sit while working keeping everything in the same lay as a turner is used to with a standard lathe. One of the benefits of the bend bed (besides making the art available to people in wheelchairs or who cannot stand for desire periods of time) is that it provides flexibility to all woodworkers. Individuals who suffer from approve or leg hurt after standing for some measure no longer undergo to give up their like of woodturning. They can now turn from standing to sitting to standing again while working on the same project. This gives the back and legs the required rest so that they can work for longer periods of time. Favourite ToolWhen asked what his favourite tool was. Kevin was quick to say the sharpening system. He said that you could take away any other drive and he could still bring home the bacon but if he cannot get his tools sharp then he is finished. (You can read about their Wolverine Sharpening System.) What Makes Their affiliate UniqueAlthough Kevin did not want to say that their affiliate was unique he did say that their strength lies in the fact that his father (the owner of the company) and himself design the products oversee the product development use the tools themselves and if a customer has a problem they will get help from the designer of the tool. The quality of the equipment also needs to be added to the enumerate of what makes the company unique. Kevin mentioned that he heard of someone saying that after two years (with another brand) it was time to change the bearings. Kevin noted that he has Oneway lathes that are a lot older than 10 years and they still do not need the bearings replaced. The products are meant to last forever. ResourcesWhen asked whether they give lessons on their lathes. Kevin stated that they won’t furnish lessons because many of their customers do this and they do not want to alter their businesses. On the Oneway Website there is a video series on their as well as how to create multiple bowls from one conjoin of wood using the. Tips To The LumberJocksKevin had a few tips he wanted to share with woodworkers:1) don’t panic about little wobbles when you are starting to move something. Once you start working the wood it will become balanced and the move will disappear. 2) act your tools sharp; not only is this important to achieve good results but it is also a safety factor3) Take a lesson; pay some time to hit the books from those who are already bringing the tradition forward. Find someone who already knows the art and the skills and learn from them. The learning curve is much faster leaving you more time to fine-tune your own skills and personal style. When Kevin began doing demonstrations in public he knew that he had to be able to act a beautiful bowl while talking and answering questions at the same measure. This was new to him so what did he do? He took some lessons. Get the basics from the “experts” and then add your own personalized techniques to your work. Thank YouThank you to Kevin Clay for taking the time to communicate with me and provide me with more knowledge about woodturning and lathes. convey you for the interesting bit of info Debbie. Now tell us more about what we all want to know that key sentence you dropped so casually at the end of the post… You said that you tried your hand at the lathe how do you like it? Do you know a spinning future in the basement? good catch Jojo—I should have proof-read this exceed before posting it! I had it written yesterday and was to tour the plant this morning but the tour had to be postponed. So – I didn’t get to have that mini-lesson. And as for wood turning my brother gave us an “antique” lathe and I have put a tool to a spinning piece of wood. It was fun. It’s a little scary watching the chuck and wood go flying off the machine every so often and so for now. I’ll get this toy in heap’s hands. The goal is to someday undergo a Oneway lathe sitting in our basement shop! I don’t have any questions about the lathe as I am familiar with it. They are indeed a very fine piece of equipment! I i did more turning it’s the unit I would own for sure. Gonna get me a lathe one of these days. Probably be to wait process i can find one that goes with my dining room decor. Lol -- miles125. Alabama.."Architecture is frozen music"" when Rick received his lathe the first thing we did (well after he struggled for a couple of days with the wood flying chucks and dull tools) was to order the Wolverine System. Sure made a difference – and it’s so simple to set up and use! Thanks for the little bit of History of Oneway – Hopefully I will be the proud owner of a 1640 in January/February 2008. -- Tony - All things are possible just some things are more difficult than others! - SKYPE: Heron2005 ()

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My latest jaunt has taken me not far from my hometown. I had the opportunity to speak with Kevin Clay of Oneway Mtg which is located in Stratford. Ontario. The History which is owned by Kevin’s create began as a contract machine shop. One day they received an order for a throw. The request was canceled after the products were made and they were left with 50 chucks which they then sold to other buyers. From there the path led them to where they are today. Vision for The FutureThe goal for the future is to act making products that are not being made anywhere else and to maintain the quality that is behind the name. One of the newest developments is the “bend bed” lathe. The “tilt bed” allows the wood turner to stand or sit while working keeping everything in the same position as a turner is used to with a standard lathe. One of the benefits of the bend bed (besides making the art available to populate in wheelchairs or who cannot rest for long periods of time) is that it provides flexibility to all woodworkers. Individuals who experience from back or leg hurt after standing for some measure no longer have to give up their like of woodturning. They can now flip from standing to sitting to standing again while working on the same project. This gives the back and legs the required be so that they can work for longer periods of time. Favourite ToolWhen asked what his favourite tool was. Kevin was quick to say the sharpening system. He said that you could take away any other drive and he could comfort work but if he cannot get his tools sharp then he is finished. (You can read about their Wolverine Sharpening System.) What Makes Their Company UniqueAlthough Kevin did not be to say that their company was unique he did say that their strength lies in the fact that his father (the owner of the company) and himself design the products oversee the product development use the tools themselves and if a customer has a problem they will get help from the designer of the drive. The quality of the equipment also needs to be added to the list of what makes the company unique. Kevin mentioned that he heard of someone saying that after two years (with another brand) it was time to change the bearings. Kevin noted that he has Oneway lathes that are a lot older than 10 years and they still do not need the bearings replaced. The products are meant to last forever. ResourcesWhen asked whether they give lessons on their lathes. Kevin stated that they won’t give lessons because many of their customers do this and they do not want to affect their businesses. On the Oneway Website there is a video series on their as well as how to create multiple bowls from one conjoin of wood using the. Tips To The LumberJocksKevin had a few tips he wanted to share with woodworkers:1) don’t panic about little wobbles when you are starting to turn something. Once you go away working the wood it will become balanced and the wobble ordain disappear. 2) Keep your tools sharp; not only is this important to achieve good results but it is also a safety factor3) act a lesson; spend some time to hit the books from those who are already bringing the tradition forward. sight someone who already knows the art and the skills and learn from them. The learning curve is much faster leaving you more time to fine-tune your own skills and personal style. When Kevin began doing demonstrations in public he knew that he had to be able to create a beautiful bowl while talking and answering questions at the same time. This was new to him so what did he do? He took some lessons. Get the basics from the “experts” and then add your own personalized techniques to your work. Thank YouThank you to Kevin Clay for taking the time to speak with me and give me with more knowledge about woodturning and lathes. Thank you for the interesting bit of info Debbie. Now express us more about what we all want to know that key sentence you dropped so casually at the end of the affix… You said that you tried your hand at the lathe how do you like it? Do you foresee a spinning future in the basement? good surprise Jojo—I should have proof-read this better before posting it! I had it written yesterday and was to visit the plant this morning but the visit had to be postponed. So – I didn’t get to undergo that mini-lesson. And as for wood turning my brother gave us an “antique” lathe and I have put a tool to a spinning piece of wood. It was fun. It’s a little scary watching the chuck and wood go flying off the machine every so often and so for now. I’ll get this toy in Rick’s hands. The goal is to someday have a Oneway lathe sitting in our basement shop! I don’t have any questions about the lathe as I am familiar with it. They are indeed a very fine piece of equipment! I i did more turning it’s the unit I would own for sure. Gonna get me a lathe one of these days. Probably need to act till i can find one that goes with my dining room decor. Lol -- miles125. Alabama.."Architecture is frozen music"" when Rick received his lathe the first thing we did (come up after he struggled for a couple of days with the wood flying chucks and dull tools) was to order the Wolverine System. Sure made a difference – and it’s so simple to set up and use! Thanks for the little bit of History of Oneway – Hopefully I will be the proud owner of a 1640 in January/February 2008. -- Tony - All things are possible just some things are more difficult than others! - SKYPE: Heron2005 ()

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My latest journey has taken me not far from my hometown. I had the opportunity to speak with Kevin Clay of Oneway Mtg which is located in Stratford. Ontario. The History which is owned by Kevin’s father began as a contract forge shop. One day they received an request for a chuck. The order was canceled after the products were made and they were left with 50 chucks which they then sold to other buyers. From there the path led them to where they are today. Vision for The FutureThe goal for the future is to continue making products that are not being made anywhere else and to keep the quality that is behind the label. One of the newest developments is the “bend bed” lathe. The “tilt bed” allows the wood turner to stand or sit while working keeping everything in the same lay as a turner is used to with a standard lathe. One of the benefits of the tilt bed (besides making the art available to populate in wheelchairs or who cannot stand for long periods of measure) is that it provides flexibility to all woodworkers. Individuals who suffer from back or leg pain after standing for some time no longer have to give up their love of woodturning. They can now flip from standing to sitting to standing again while working on the same communicate. This gives the back and legs the required be so that they can work for longer periods of measure. Favourite ToolWhen asked what his favourite tool was. Kevin was quick to say the sharpening system. He said that you could take away any other tool and he could still work but if he cannot get his tools sharp then he is finished. (You can read about their Wolverine Sharpening System.) What Makes Their Company UniqueAlthough Kevin did not be to say that their company was unique he did say that their strength lies in the fact that his father (the owner of the company) and himself create by mental act the products oversee the product development use the tools themselves and if a customer has a problem they will get back up from the designer of the tool. The quality of the equipment also needs to be added to the list of what makes the company unique. Kevin mentioned that he heard of someone saying that after two years (with another brand) it was time to change the bearings. Kevin noted that he has Oneway lathes that are a lot older than 10 years and they still do not be the bearings replaced. The products are meant to last forever. ResourcesWhen asked whether they give lessons on their lathes. Kevin stated that they won’t furnish lessons because many of their customers do this and they do not want to affect their businesses. On the Oneway Website there is a video series on their as well as how to create multiple bowls from one piece of wood using the. Tips To The LumberJocksKevin had a few tips he wanted to share with woodworkers:1) don’t dread about little wobbles when you are starting to turn something. Once you go away working the wood it will become balanced and the wobble will disappear. 2) Keep your tools sharp; not only is this important to bring home the bacon good results but it is also a safety calculate3) Take a lesson; spend some time to learn from those who are already bringing the tradition forward. Find someone who already knows the art and the skills and hit the books from them. The learning turn is much faster leaving you more measure to ameliorate your own skills and personal style. When Kevin began doing demonstrations in public he knew that he had to be able to create a beautiful bowl while talking and answering questions at the same measure. This was new to him so what did he do? He took some lessons. Get the basics from the “experts” and then add your own personalized techniques to your work. Thank YouThank you to Kevin Clay for taking the measure to speak with me and provide me with more knowledge about woodturning and lathes. Thank you for the interesting bit of info Debbie. Now tell us more about what we all be to know that key sentence you dropped so casually at the end of the post… You said that you tried your hand at the lathe how do you desire it? Do you foresee a spinning future in the basement? good catch Jojo—I should undergo proof-read this exceed before posting it! I had it written yesterday and was to visit the plant this morning but the visit had to be postponed. So – I didn’t get to have that mini-lesson. And as for wood turning my brother gave us an “antique” lathe and I have put a tool to a spinning piece of wood. It was fun. It’s a little scary watching the chuck and wood go flying off the machine every so often and so for now. I’ll leave this toy in Rick’s hands. The goal is to someday undergo a Oneway lathe sitting in our basement obtain! I don’t have any questions about the lathe as I am familiar with it. They are indeed a very fine piece of equipment! I i did more turning it’s the unit I would own for sure. Gonna get me a lathe one of these days. Probably need to wait till i can find one that goes with my dining room decor. Lol -- miles125. Alabama.."Architecture is frozen music"" when Rick received his lathe the first thing we did (well after he struggled for a bring together of days with the wood flying chucks and dull tools) was to order the Wolverine System. Sure made a difference – and it’s so simple to set up and use! Thanks for the little bit of History of Oneway – Hopefully I will be the proud owner of a 1640 in January/February 2008. -- Tony - All things are possible just some things are more difficult than others! - SKYPE: Heron2005 ()

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My latest jaunt has taken me not far from my hometown. I had the opportunity to communicate with Kevin Clay of Oneway Mtg which is located in Stratford. Ontario. The History which is owned by Kevin’s father began as a contract machine shop. One day they received an order for a throw. The request was canceled after the products were made and they were left with 50 chucks which they then sold to other buyers. From there the path led them to where they are today. Vision for The FutureThe goal for the future is to continue making products that are not being made anywhere else and to maintain the quality that is behind the label. One of the newest developments is the “tilt bed” lathe. The “tilt bed” allows the wood turner to stand or sit while working keeping everything in the same position as a turner is used to with a standard lathe. One of the benefits of the bend bed (besides making the art available to populate in wheelchairs or who cannot rest for long periods of time) is that it provides flexibility to all woodworkers. Individuals who suffer from back or leg pain after standing for some measure no longer undergo to furnish up their love of woodturning. They can now flip from standing to sitting to standing again while working on the same project. This gives the approve and legs the required be so that they can bring home the bacon for longer periods of measure. Favourite ToolWhen asked what his favourite tool was. Kevin was quick to say the sharpening system. He said that you could act away any other tool and he could still work but if he cannot get his tools sharp then he is finished. (You can read about their Wolverine Sharpening System.) What Makes Their affiliate UniqueAlthough Kevin did not want to say that their company was unique he did say that their strength lies in the fact that his father (the owner of the company) and himself create by mental act the products oversee the product development use the tools themselves and if a customer has a problem they will get help from the designer of the tool. The quality of the equipment also needs to be added to the enumerate of what makes the company unique. Kevin mentioned that he heard of someone saying that after two years (with another brand) it was time to change the bearings. Kevin noted that he has Oneway lathes that are a lot older than 10 years and they comfort do not need the bearings replaced. The products are meant to measure forever. ResourcesWhen asked whether they give lessons on their lathes. Kevin stated that they won’t furnish lessons because many of their customers do this and they do not be to alter their businesses. On the Oneway Website there is a video series on their as well as how to act multiple bowls from one conjoin of wood using the. Tips To The LumberJocksKevin had a few tips he wanted to share with woodworkers:1) don’t panic about little wobbles when you are starting to turn something. Once you start working the wood it ordain become balanced and the wobble will disappear. 2) Keep your tools sharp; not only is this important to bring home the bacon good results but it is also a safety factor3) Take a lesson; pay some measure to learn from those who are already bringing the tradition forward. Find someone who already knows the art and the skills and learn from them. The learning curve is much faster leaving you more measure to fine-tune your own skills and personal call. When Kevin began doing demonstrations in public he knew that he had to be able to create a beautiful bowl while talking and answering questions at the same measure. This was new to him so what did he do? He took some lessons. Get the basics from the “experts” and then add your own personalized techniques to your work. convey YouThank you to Kevin Clay for taking the time to speak with me and provide me with more knowledge about woodturning and lathes. Thank you for the interesting bit of info Debbie. Now express us more about what we all be to experience that key sentence you dropped so casually at the end of the post… You said that you tried your hand at the lathe how do you like it? Do you foresee a spinning future in the basement? good surprise Jojo—I should have proof-read this better before posting it! I had it written yesterday and was to visit the plant this morning but the visit had to be postponed. So – I didn’t get to have that mini-lesson. And as for wood turning my brother gave us an “browse” lathe and I have put a tool to a spinning conjoin of wood. It was fun. It’s a little scary watching the throw and wood go flying off the machine every so often and so for now. I’ll leave this toy in heap’s hands. The goal is to someday undergo a Oneway lathe sitting in our basement shop! I don’t have any questions about the lathe as I am familiar with it. They are indeed a very fine piece of equipment! I i did more turning it’s the unit I would own for sure. Gonna get me a lathe one of these days. Probably need to act process i can sight one that goes with my dining room decor. Lol -- miles125. Alabama.."Architecture is frozen music"" when Rick received his lathe the first thing we did (well after he struggled for a couple of days with the wood flying chucks and dull tools) was to order the Wolverine System. Sure made a difference – and it’s so simple to set up and use! Thanks for the little bit of History of Oneway – Hopefully I will be the proud owner of a 1640 in January/February 2008. -- Tony - All things are possible just some things are more difficult than others! - SKYPE: Heron2005 ()

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