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Olivers has some 4" ash blanks but not much more in that thickness. https://www.oliverswoodturning.co.uk/product/ash-bowl-blanks/

Thanks for that Phil, I have also ordered a couple of them. https://www.londongraphics.co.uk/sharpener-single-hole-brasscylinder

A big can of interesting worms....I enjoyed Collins contribution very much.

I have been looking at various texturing tools over the last few months and have almost bought something. https://www.axminstertools.com/axminster-woodturning-spiralling-and-texturing-tools-for-micro-handle-107125 It needs a handle but is still a lot cheaper than the Sorby one and can be added...

I was in the market a couple of years ago and spent lots of time researching for a decent table saw. I am just a hobbyist and am very pleased with my choice...

That is very good to know, I shall be ordering a set asap. Thank you.

Very impressive and inspiring. I would be very happy.

I also have the Axy evolution tailstock kit and find it very useful.

I have their beading/parting tool and a flat scraper for about a year and am very happy with them. They get a lot of use.

Our good friend Mike Waldt recently adopted the pro edge system.

I have the R.P. DP25B and was thinking about the same thing. I am not looking forward to removing the existing one as I have heard that it is not easy? Please let us know if you find a suitable one and how it goes with the fitting.

I am about three years in with a R.P. DLM 320. It has not skipped a beat apart from the rev counter being a bit flaky. I have spent a fortune on tools and all the other bits 'n pieces that we need and don't regret a penny. I try to turn everyday and find it the most absorbing and satisfying...

After using some cheap 'n nasty calipers over the years, I noticed the IG's a few months ago. I am very happy with them and would recommend them highly.

I am a big fan of KM. If you don't know his backstory, have a look. I bought one of the guides about a year ago but have not used it (yet).

They do work, make sure you get the branded version.

For small to medium work, I could not live without my rocket blower Giottos AA1900 Rocket Air Blower | Wex Photo Video I dont have the space for a compressor and dont need the noise.

I am very happy with my SK114, I also have a RP SC3 and the difference in quality is large. The closed back helps and it is as smooth as butter. I should have got the SK114 first but you will find that having at least two chucks is very useful. As is reverse, great for sanding and decorative work.

I am not familiar with the W824 but i had a look and it seems like a decent machine and a good price. Remember to factor in a stand when choosing. I have been using a R. Power DML 320 almost everyday for three years with no problems at all. There was a good deal with the stand included at the time.

My word.

I treated myself to a pair of these last week with the chuck adaptor. I am very happy with them, another bonus is the extra reach/space they provide at the drive end.