Using Carbide Lathe Chisels on Solid Surface Materials
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Woodworking expert George Vondriska teaches you about the benefits of using carbide-tipped lathe chisels for turning bowls made from solid materials like countertop. He’s constantly impressed with how well the carbide stands up against the countertop material, and he thinks you will be, too!
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What did you use to Glue the Corian countertop together?
What exactly was the "solid surface material" that you were turning and how did you laminate it up - what kind of adhesive was used between the layers?