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Excellent interview Malcolm!

Nice one, Malcolm!

You've had a busy day, very nice project thank you for sharing

Very nice Malcolm, thank you for sharing

Wow, you are a better wood lathe operator than me! Curious why you did not make an inverted template to hold up to the side, rather than cut a slot to hold the template?

Very nice Sir. Yew wood never disappoints.

You worked it out and learned some things. Good job.

Very informative video Malcolm, thank you for sharing

Lovely piece Malcolm,

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The biggest noise is the cutting process itself. The rotary carbide tools make a lot more noise than the motor. The motor noise itself seems similar to other cable drive ones i’d say. I do have a 50000 rpm direct drive micro motor rig which is almost silent (until you cut) and awesome to use for carving But more££! The 4volt handheld Ryobi ones are also quieter and good for small jobs

Is it quiet compared to others?

Can you recommend this tool after one year?

Great shape and easy to do. Was this done in real time?

This looks like the ideal setup for a small workshop. I would like the three motor version, but given the size of my workshop, the two motor unit would kill it. It's just me. The grass always looks greener in the best field. Those filters look the business.

Beautiful, inspiring, thank you!

Thank you, like some others I just found your work, subscribed and look forward to watching and learning. Wishing wellness and hope you continue your educational craftsmanship! Best

Very nice 😊!

You’d be much better off with Darlow jigs and a Woodcut pivoting jig and a normal bench grinder. Plus you can hone the edges because they are hollow ground not flat ground. I honestly can’t believe how much stuffing around this system is. A honed edge stays sharp much longer than an edge straight off a grinder or sanding machine.

Interesting video Malcolm, certainly food for thought thank you for sharing

"That's all the patience I've got" 🤣 absolutely loved that comment. I can relate to that feeling a lot. Nice one

Nicely done. The finish is quite cool. I have made many of these that are similar. For the inside bottom I turned 3" circle to about 3/8 deep, paint it black then fill it with clear resin with a dragon pendant embedded. These were for my 3 grandsons.

Thanks for sharing Malcolm,

Great turning!

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Pretty bowl. Well done!

Lovely job Malcolm

Do you have to clean them as much as the canvas bags?

Very pretty. A shame that the center is so rotten. Hope you can get it figured out and successfully turned. This larger bowl is spectacular.

Very nice piece

Wow that’s stunning Malcolm

Great teaching project. Sounded like she had a great time.

A glued on waste block could be used to overcome the screw hole issue & avoid losing bowl material.

Very nice. However I think the piece is mistitled as I count 6 corners.🙂🙂

I love it great.

I like it

Thank you..a new fresh idea for me to try..newbie 7 months..

very nice

very nice

You have to have a “warped” mind to like this one (and I do!) 😅 Good job Malcolm! 😊

Jolie travail Malcolm mais dangereux 😯 bravo pour cette belle réalisation 👍

Nice work, interesting process. Full view and Like 👍

Very nice Malcolm!

Danke für den Vergleich der Werkzeuge

Cute

Very spooky. Great job.

Lovely bit of work.

Beautiful peace sir nice work.