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Pretty neat!

How do you sell your wood work projects ?

Very nice...ty

Wow, you broke a lot of safety rules. I'm glad you weren't hurt. I think you may want to consider a waste block dipped in melted glue sticks...or the tail s tock. By the way, the way to check if it's on the head stock firmly is to bang the sides.

What kind of epoxy and what colours mica powders? CA glue is NOT food safe in anyway.

Those turned out great, but those were turned in a cross grain orientation and you used a spindle roughing gouge to make it round. That is extremely dangerous as it presents end grain directly into a tool that is made for peeling cuts on spindle work only! You had some catches that you got away with because the piece spun but if it would have been secured in a chuck say, it likely flies off the chuck or worse the spindle roughing gouge breaks where the tang enters the handle. A roughing gouge is not made strong enough for that type of catch which can grab the gouge on the end grain and flip it down and make the handle raise violently and if you have a death grip on it, it can break at the tang going into the handle and depending on how it rattles around, it can come flying back at you and take out say your jugular. Not kidding. People have actually died in that exact manner. The roughing gouge looks stout and it is outside the handle but look at how narrow it gets entering the handle, it is quite narrow and high speed steel can be brittle. I’m nearly certain that you have it in a death grip turning that cross grain (because I did it unknowingly myself) and truly it can snap off on a bad catch! Also the roughing gouge presents a lot of edge into the wood and if you aren’t doing a peeling cut or if you cut uphill into the grain much at all you will catch. The SRG is made for only spindle turning with the grain parallel to the axis of the lathe. Even a spindle with gnarly knots are a no no. I’m telling you this not to be a know it all, but to save you, or someone who watches you use it in this manner and copies you, from a severe injury. There should be a warning on the roughing gouge to never use it on cross grain or knotty spindles. Please if you can add a warning to others in a revised video including this warning. I was guilty of doing this same thing when I was first learning and it could have been bad. Also using it on non-round cross grain will beat you up severely and impart some major repetitive impacts on your joints which will age you big time. Take it from an old man that you want to protect your joints! I did love the vases. The wood was spectacular. Try microwaving one to accentuate the warping if it is greenish wood. Richard Raffan does this regularly and it’s a cool effect. They will curve sideways! Please be careful and reconsider how you turn these type projects. There’s many alternatives that are much easier and safer. I’m a lifelong woodworker and quite experienced turner and I know you will enjoy the alternatives more and you will be safer. Take care, Scott

Cool. How much for something like that? Oops, seen it in the top.

A black locust mail box post can last a lifetime. Locust is florescent under black light. My 2 cents.

How much do you sell them for?

Nice. But what do these vases have to do with cookies?

They look great. Do you finish the inside at all? can you make them hold water?

God send straight to the point no bs

Just what I needed to see, many thanks! Lathes can make beautiful things!

This one was a pretty tv bowl. Chips, Nuts... No need to kill it. As mentioned, a little superglue on the bottom crack or copper shavings with superglue would have saved it. But i was in the same place sometimes. Wielding a hammer at the lathe. I now always leave the shop and go outside and breathe... deeply... 😂😂😂

I am of the opinion that any mistake can be fixed. A glue block on the bottom may have worked.

I like the idea, but not the mortise

Do you think this bowl deserved its fate at the end or should I have saved it?

What is it

Awesome!

No talking. No waffling. No irritating music. Nice video cuts. PERFECT! Oh, and awesome shot glass. 😊

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That spiny thing (please educate me on the name) is there a way to make a makeshift one with a drill or ?

Okay but what if you don’t have all theses tools, what do you recommend?

Nice little box, I wonder if you could give blank sizes as it would help Thanks

A really nice rustic look to this one the grain is fantastic, good job!

Where do you buy the bottom stoppers?

Cut a shallow groove on the sides that are inserted and get an "O"-Ring to fit........now it's water tight :)

Beautiful! May I ask where you bought the mold? I’ve been looking for one with no luck.

SURE WOULD LIKE TO SEE IT WORK

Beautiful.

What kind of scrap wood was that?

Curious what size bits for the top holes? Thank you for posting!

Like just another idea you could turn them into canteens for home distillers to age their alcohol in,or small barrels,they worth a hell of a lot of money,or you could try the other idea I left in your comment section of mason jar lids

Hay dude I am a home distiller and me and a few other people can't afford oak barrels so we have been thinking about making oak lids for mason jars,they would have to fit inside the jars a bit and be chared on the inside peace.we would leave it on its side to get the same airflow effects as a barrel..... anyway was just thinking it's a awesome idea seen heaps of people thinking about it ,so if someone got into it and had the right marketing they could make alot of money. If you're in the states you could send a few sample ones to channels like stilln the clear, stillin old-school, and Manny more ,you could say it's a pore man's barrel getting the word out .

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Works great. 👍. Would love to swop decals with you to put on my board in my work shop. Subscribed

Beautiful! What brand of grinder kit did you use? Which do you like best?

Beautiful pepper mill.

Nice job, if I had the smaller 4 jaw I'd be making these by the truck laods.

Hi. Really enjoyed this. New turner here. Could you give approximate dimension of the blank and then the finished dimensions? What size forstner bit did you use? Thanks a lot!

Awsome ...Now I just need all those fancy woodworking tools!

I just made some with your recipe... thank you very much. Looking forward to trying it out.

That's a great looking bowl. I like how you do the base too. And handy to have the links to the tools you use. Thanks.

Nice work, why does the rim look black, or is it a reflection of the charred base?

Those are so fun to make! I've even made them with deer antler. Thanks for sharing this video!

Where are the people paying that kinda $$$ Ive got a few things they may want to see

That is beautiful!

why was your bandsaw sparking? lol

Great shot glass.

Ok but what is this you made?