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Good video, i ask you why you did not use tre jig for the final phase to finish the sphere . Complimenti.

this is Mike Peace idea..give him the credit at least..

Nice job

Good work

Thank you for the vid. I need to make this to a 13foot pole. just need the saw now lolo and a place to do the cut

Same! I had a problem; you solved it. Cheers!

Spot on -Just what I needed-Thanks Dread 🙏

Beautiful!

Wow. That storage wall is perfect.

Does anyone have the measurements of the pieces needed listed out 🙃 it would help me lol

NIce job. The poly gloves is a great tip I wish I would have gotten a long time ago. Thanks for a great video.

Thank you! Well presented and very informative. Please continue making content.

Thanks, exactly what I was looking for! 👍

Beautiful Definitely will give it a try you make it look so simple Take care

Wonderful video - clear and helpful. I'm on practice finial #7...93 more to go? I notice that your spindle gouge is much more swept back with a more sharper point - I think I will sharpen mine more like yours

Hi man, Really enjoyed watching your video - thanks. How do you get the fabulous shine of your globe? I don't always like to rich shine, but on this item, the high shine is fab. What do you use to get such a rich shine? Thanks. Phil in South West England.

You can be proud of your work! Six years later and you're still helping people learn this craft. Great job!

Nice job sir😊😊

Hello thanks.but is it safe? I was shown a easy and safe way to do this reduction of dowel with a sand paper 80 . It takes time but the fingers are safe.

Just found your channel. Thanks for this video. Very informative.

Thanks for making this, I have always struggled with finials, this will definitely help me, Chuck

Nice!

Awesome. I was about to go ask my neighbor to use his lathe!!! You rock.

Dude, I just got my unit and there's no way I can lift that head unit up that high on my own, lol I was able to carry it at waist level, but that's my limit.

Great video and commentary. Lots of informative tips and suggestions. Thanks.

This is amazing

Darrel, this was exactly what I was looking for. Great tip! Thank you very much!

The sound is great

Cool idea man!

It’s so pretty! ❤

Welcome to SC

Thanks! This is just what I needed. I was going to try a router but this looks a lot easier 🤓

Good job Brother. I still use the Sweet gum bowl I turned from the blank you gave me. You are talented. Blessings on you and your family.

That is a very nice bowl with beautiful grain. First time ive seen your video but very impressed

Really cool thing about these soft jaws is that they can be trued up to have almost 0 runout.

Indeed, crazy expensive to buy chuck holders.

Nice...

I bought this chuck, I like it. I was surprised being a company from England the screw has a 5/16" sae thread. Great video.

Congratulations on the new shop. Thanks for putting this together.

Thank you for doing this video. The last urn I made was a friction fit and with the brass fitting being hard to find or expensive when you can find them I have been debating on doing this for a while. Your video makes it easier now that I've seen it done. I'm going to have to check out more of your channel now.

Super helpful!

Nice! Liked and subscribed!

Brilliant - thank you

So glad I found this!! Its exactly what I needed!!

2024 also needed this 4:50 video being worthwhile - thanks :)

Darryl, the first 30 minutes of your video had me wondering if you were abused by a TailStock in your youth! It's absence was driving me crazy. If you had brought up the TailStock to form the basic cone it would have been done in three minutes! That said, you have an artist's eye for curves and proportions. Beautiful Finial!!! When it was finished I exclaimed "Oh yeh"! Wakodahatchee Chris

This tip comes from machine shop practices and should improve concentricity when turning those jaws. The goal here is to load the chuck jaws before taking a gouge to it. Use a large pipe clamp that will fit the diameter of the Nova jaws. The idea is to use the chuck key to open the chuck until it encounters back pressure from the pipe clamp. Then turn the step to size. This way the chuck's mechanism is under load when turning that step.. In lieu of a pipe clamp the turner can use a face plate to turn a plywood ring. Wakodahatchee Chris

nice work

Do you have a fire alarm chirping in the background?

Cool project