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A stunning bowl Keith, Thank for your channel!

Keep up the good work

Slick

Make yourself happy.😃🏝️🇨🇦

I'll pay ya $100 for that good for noth'n dog of yours.

Great video Keith love to see the rest of the process! Thanks for your channel!

could you build a wooden platform to elevate the stand/support on? to elevate it to the center of the bowl

Would like to see finishing video on the big bowl/platter.

Scraper instead of sanding perhaps ?

Sadly, I see more and more consumers buying plastic this or plastic that. We Craftsmen are a dying breed.

Love all Of this

Excellent video. Thanks for sharing.

Is it strange that I trust the opinion of someone with a shop with unfinished walls more than someone with textured and painted shop walls? 😂 The focus is on the product. The environment isn’t a mess, it’s just pretty walls ain’t the end all here.

Nice mojo you're working with there.

Not entirely related, but I've had to free some furniture from pests before. Don't bother with chems. Just wrap it in a plastic bag, rig up a bucket so it won't spill inside, vinegar and baking soda, seal the bag, let it fill with co2 for 24 hrs. Everything will die. Use co2 cartridges for wood though acetic acid is a vapor and may mess with your finish :) the vinegar smell leaves a couch though in a day or two.

couldnt stop laughing when the big makita came out!! great job sir

Wonderful video, thank you.

I won’t use any wood with bug tunnels , there will likely be eggs laid ..Given right conditions The eggs can hatch , ie humidity and heat. Had it happen in two cases.. had to remove built in cabinetry for fumigation, at five hundred bucks a pop to fumigate .I think oak is the worst

Art at times is tasking to say the least. I will spend hours on a piece only for it to not be what I wish it to be in the end. Watching his videos and listening to his thoughts have helped me emotionally and immensely. Thank you sir.

Put a wedge in the kerf to keep it from pinching and let the saw do the work you were really forcing it .

I can't understand the plug in the exhaust of the planer, you are going to burn it up. You seriously need a dust collector.

I love watching you work, I try to use some of your ideals in my own shop. Your ability to keep calm is that of a great master l, that I am far off from achieving. I also really like how you use what you have and keep it kicking around even if it's old and tattered. Your shop isn't just filled with expensive new tools that still shine. They show a story of use that amazes me. Keep up the great work Keith, thank you for sharing your wisdom of the art

Great video, I was really hoping to see that bowl being made! Hopefully in the next one!

“It’s all written in the snow” love it. The process is real, frustrating sometimes but in the end you find your way👊🏾

Would like to see a projekt from start to finish instead of just parts all the time😅👍🏽

Calm Chaos. Very entertaining and relatable, loving it

Love your shop dogs and the sawdust.👍🏝️🇨🇦

when you said she was rounded at the bottom I thought you were gonna flip her over

New subscriber here. I have to give you credit, you keep a good attitude when you are struggling!!

Wow. Problems and problem solving.

Good for you taking a chance on live oak. Had the opportunity to use small pieces and liked it. I’ve tried to get my hands on some trunks but it’s always too big for me to move and bad timing. I know how cantankerous the wood can be. I was gifted some blue gum eucalyptus it was some of the most beautiful wood and the most difficult. My shop sits under the canopy of a live oak here in so cal. Good luck

Excellent presentation. Thank you for sharing this with us. The education is greatly appreciated.

3 seconds of the wood and the rest was your face. Make it about the wood next time ao it's actually educational. I only learned what you look like and that you like being on camera and you didn't quality control some lumber years ago.

Ownership of problems = repeat business. Keep trucking sir.

Wabi-sabi is a philosophy that embraces accepting flaws and rawness, finding comfort in purity, and living a life detached from materialistic obsessions...

What’s the heat treating process you use?

If you use a oil finnish, use diezel as a thinner. It helps a lot against bugs and termites.

Thanks for taking the time to share this informative video, appreciated. From a UK based tree surgeon/woodworker👍

Thanks Keith! Do bugs stay in resin-stabilized wood after 9 years? I have a bench I made out of live oak that had tons of bug holes in it. I filled it with epoxy, and it hasn't been an issue, but are you saying the bugs could stay alive and continue decaying the wood even after it's been furniture for a year? Where is your shop located?

Need more videos man! Love your unique workflow and view on woodworking

I'm from the same generation that all circlular saws are Skilsaw's . That's the power of influence of the model 77 worm drive

I use my Delta Unisaw more than any other saw. I also bought that same humongous Makita circular saw for timber framing but not much else. Your dogs are beautiful. I kept expecting the yellow to pop through your legs when you weren’t expecting it.

“I would stir my coffee with it”!!!!

Reciprocating saws are somewhat safe so long as you’re not cutting through pipes and wires😮👍🇨🇦

I meant the sanding machine out in the open that you didn't have a name for, I have one the same, the belt goes horizontal or vertical and the table ajusts to all angles. In Fresno it's probably OK outside a lot of the time. If I put mine outside here in South Wiltshire in England, it would be rusty in 24 hours. They are very useful.

Check out Mirka dust free solutions. Game changer!!

The outside sander is what we call a linisher in the UK

i would love to have steady hands like you Sean Ireland Thanks

Festool pad junky I was- thus until the 3M extract came out

Now that is a work bench that has seen a fair number of projects. Love the wear and tear it shows.