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@@longdriver2 thank you. I believe cook pine and the Norfolk are the same species. Let me know if the one way helps remove the wood easily.

@@darrenswoodworks8695 I use the EasyCore on almost ALL my bowls. It just makes it quicker!. Now I have about 30 cores!

Thank you very much Michael

Thank you Letty, Hollywood Juniper is a beautiful plant. I rarely cut them down. But when I do I love to keep a piece or 2 of the wood for turning. It’s such a gorgeous color.

Thank you Walt always a pleasure to hear from you

Thank you. Just a little touch up that helped this piece sell during a show b

Thank you David. It was a quick finish job for the art show.

Thank you , I really appreciate the feedback

Thank you Mike. Just a quick finishing touch on a nice little bowl. Appreciate your comments.

Muito linda!!! Parabéns Gratidão

Thank you Alan. Really appreciate your comments

Thank you Robert appreciate the feedback.

Thank you Richard. It was a nice one.

Thank you David.

Thank you David. I will be trying that soon.

Thank you. I found a loose connection on the speed control switch. Hopefully that’s all it was.

Thank you. Appreciate the feedback. Thanks for watching my videos

Thank you Hector. Always a pleasure to hear from a friend.

Thank you Garyk, appreciate your watching my videos. And thanks for the feedback.

Thank you and me too. I did find a loose connection on the speed control. I hope that was the issue. I was also putting the machine in reverse for sanding and I noticed I flipped the switch a too soon and I had a little problem. So I stopped and fixed the connection and so far so good. Thank you again

Thank you KB, always nice to know someone watches all the way through.

Thank you Mike. I hope I finish it soon myself

Thank you for watching my videos. No, my hands were not black. That does happen with some woods but I didn’t have that problem with this particular piece. Thanks again.

Thank you Ramwoods. You give me hope. The comment just prior to your was not happy.

Thanks Patricia. I was just at an arts fair. Guess what the most viewed piece on the table was? Not my favorite things to turn, but they sure get attention to your table. I’ve learned that not everyone has the same taste.

Oh yes it is. It looks like a ticker tape parade on Wall Street.

Thank you Alan. It received a lot of attention at the Mother’s Day arts and craft show this weekend.

Thank you David. I just had an arts and crafts show for Mother’s Day. Guess what got the most attention.

Thank you Lori, appreciate your comment

Thank you. Appreciate your watching and comments.

Mango will be very difficult for me to find in my area. But always keeping my eye out for some. Thanks for watching my videos

Yes indeed they are.

Thank you Alan. I can’t argue with the results. I was pleasantly surprised by the beautiful colors.

Thank you Very much. I really appreciate your comment.

That is true. Cold days don’t help with that problem. And flying chips are also a problem with that. I thought the first complaint I got would be the earbuds hanging down the front of my shirt. I usually tuck that inside but I did see it on this video while I was editing. Thank you. I’ll keep that in mind.

Thank you Mike. I love it when something turns out well.

Thank you Ray. Hope you are having a great day

Thank you David. Appreciate your comments. Thank you for watching my videos

Thank you Ray. I just keep trying to get better

Thank you James. I like unusual wood.

Thanks again James. The part I dislike the most about epoxy is that it’s slow to remove the material if you use beveled carbide. Straight carbide removes it fast but leaves deep chip out. But it does come off fast. As for dulling the tools you are right about that. I use a diamond wheel that I can hold the carbide tip on and resharpen it an about 5 seconds. I just replace them and resharpen when I have a few to do. I shape the beveled carbide right on the tool. I just swing it back and forth. And it’s done. One day I’ll show how I do it. Thank you.

Thank you Mike. I really appreciate the feedback. Always looking to see how others feel about my work. I am currently adjusting to the resin work and trying to see how I like it as well. I have another one planned for next week. This one is similar, but hopefully with a wood rim on top. Not just resin. In my opinion, a little resin goes along way. It’s really about the wood.

Thank you John. That is the very reason I showed that piece of ugly wood. The first time I was given one of these by a friend. I was told don’t worry what’s inside will blow you away. He was right and I’ve been collecting them ever since. Appreciate your comments. They help my channel grow and you are welcome to give me you feedback anytime. Thank you.

Thank you my fellow. I appreciate you taking the time to watch my videos and leave helpful comment. You are Always welcome here.

Thank you one turn. This was a trial bowl and I agree and am making a second one with that very idea in mind. I like wood at the top not a resin top on most items. Thanks for the feedback and watching my videos.

Thank you Hector. I great compliment from a great artist as yourself.

Yes it is very interesting wood