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That sounds great! I appreciate the support! The yellow thing is a foam pad. The sand paper attaches with hook & loop (aka velcro). I get the pads and sand paper on Amazon.

@@1fan208 I offer those to people who are nervous about burning candles. Thanks for sharing that idea!

Thank you Dan! I appreciate that!

@@user-eo5zn4hq8s You must not have paid attention. The profit is 25.00 each x 4

@@seanpaula8924 Delta is a good brand. I would do some research for how hard to change the belt. Sounds like a fair price. My guess is you could probably get it for 150.

@@RcWoodturning Thank you. Im watching videos now of delta. The guy hasn't responded on the model.(seems to be 2 models) Im just kicking tires at the moment.

@@seanpaula8924 I hope it works out for you.

@@seanpaula8924 Thank you! I appreciate you watching!

@@hydrogreen1111 Thank you! I appreciate that! I got the scratch from working on a car. For the most part I sharpen 2 to 3 times per project.

Thank you! I appreciate that!

@@rhebert2756 It's friction polish. I have a video of how I mix and use it if your interested.

@@RcWoodturning yes if you would please

@rhebert2756 Here's the link ruclips.net/video/lfOWvvPd-cM/видео.html

@@nikburton9264 I sure do like it. This is from my neighbors yard. Not sure what kind. Cosc pear is what's mostly around here. But I don't know for sure. Sounds like you'll have some nice projects coming up.

@@bettyswallox1240 It's from a neighbors pear tree.

@@RcWoodturning That makes perfect sense🤭

Pears grow on trees, like apples do. Apple, pear and cherry all turn really well.

I have a Bartlett Pear tree, I'll have tovtry this on my mini lathe

@@larryhymer187 They are pretty easy projects and they sell good too.

Thank you! I'm glad you enjoy them! Most of the wood I find is dry. If it's cracked sometimes I can cut away the cracked part. If not I don't use it unless I can do something to work around the crack. Sometimes I turn it and fill the crack with different things. If the wood is green I will usually seal the ends with wax and let it dry. Thanks for watching!

@@terryalextexas8638 bailing wire.

And the inside from burning?

@@kiukle If the wood is dry you don't have to worry about it.

@@kiukle The tea lights don't get hot enough to ignite the wood.

@@Mirakuruuu That would be cool if it's possible.

There is debate on whether blo is food safe. The candy is always in wrappers while in the dish. All I can say is it's never been an issue for me. If I was making a bowl or something to be used for food I wouldn't use this finish because it won't hold to the use.

@@_zhawkeye_9808 Thank you! Cherry rarely disappoints.

It just takes practice.

Thank you! I'm glad I'm able to help! Appreciate you watching!

Thank you! I appreciate you watching!

@@hydrogreen1111 Thank you! I was a little embarrassed to post this because I haven't done a bowl in awhile and was a little rusty. I'm glad it looked ok to you. Do you have Amazon there? They sell lathes.

@@RcWoodturning Don't be embarrassed. The grain in that finished bowl is spectacular. Yes, I looked for lathes on Amazon and found a few but I don't know what I need to get started. The lathes I saw on Amazon don't seem to have that attachment that is adjustable the cutting tools are placed on to grind. I don't know which lathe to buy.

@@hydrogreen1111 ...the lathe? It depends on what you want to make. Also, you need to think about other necessary items...you'll need the tools...if you use the ones shown here, you'll need a way to sharpen them (if you go with carbide tools, you won't need to sharpen them, but you'll need to replace the cutting heads periodically). The chuck is generally a separate piece, so if you want one, add it to the list. Also, you'll need a dust mask and face shield...safety first. When I started, I wasn't sure if I'd stick with it, so I found a used benchtop lathe with some tools...made a bunch of pens, small boxes and vases. But the benchtop lathe doesn't have much power, so many of my turnings needed a very light touch. You might want to look for a used lathe in your area as it may come with some of the things I mentioned above...👍 Matt

@@DennisDolan-fl3mw With the diamond shape there is less drag on the tool from the wood. Less chance of it binding in the wood.

@@DennisDolan-fl3mw I'm glad you like that. That's the reason I do it. Wouldn't do much good if you can't see what's going on. Thanks for watching!

@@PiotrTheGreat Thank you!

@@seanpaula8924 Ya it is beautiful wood. Thanks for watching!

@@chuckandjanegoodguys2451 It's a wen product. I saw it on their website.

The part# is LA 4444- 008

@@thomlindgren6253 Thank you! I know what you mean. It can be overwhelming. I hope you enjoy turning again.

@@dangoedeke2902 Thanks! I thought I fixed that link, but apparently not. Those jaws are for wen chucks so I don't know if they're interchangeable. See if this link works. WEN LA425G 1.25-Inch Double-Grooved Lathe Chuck Jaws a.co/d/h63uVJP

@@croftracing2599 I used my friction polish.

Thanks!

@@user-kf5of8pq9p Ya, I'm a little rusty. I think I remembered how for the most part. Thanks for watching Dan!

@@stevencurtis-uf2es ASMR

Thank you!

$10.00

Amazon must have changed the link. If you scroll down below the picture it gives the different options for the chuck. Here is the link for the jaws. WEN LA425G 1.25-Inch Double-Grooved Lathe Chuck Jaws a.co/d/h63uVJP

Thank you! Leaving some bark is one of my favorite designs.

The mix ratio wouldn't be equal with the flakes. There would be less flakes than alcohol.

$10.00 each. It's in the description and the comments.

​@@RcWoodturning That's lovely. I'd buy two for balance! 🪻🌷

Lowes. They are 3.45 each right now.

Thank you! I'm glad your enjoying them! They are foam sanding pads. Here's a link if your interested. amzn.to/3SZJu4w

@@Jsm-Crypt-zx4te If I'm not filming video they take 10 to 15 minutes.

I sell them for $10 each.

Sometimes when the wood is really dry it soaks into the wood more. So I will add more coats than I would normally.

@@jond1965 Thank you! I'm glad you like it!

I couldn't cut it straight or I would have lost the natural edge I wanted. Thanks for watching!

I should do some of those.

Thank you!

Thank you! I use friction polish for the finish. Here's a video about it if your interested. ruclips.net/video/lfOWvvPd-cM/видео.html