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Haha thanks. I had to try the New pumpkin spice latte today lol! Thanks for the add 😊

Thanks for your comment gary! I put mylands sanding sealer on both the inside and out side . You can see the inside application at 06:13 of the video. Then tried and true to both inside and out

I can assure you it’s “pg” lol

I know but I'm not allowed to guess 🤣

So far so good. I think it makes coffee better !!!!

Only the first cup I could taste the bees wax after that it was fine. I love a good coffee so I completely understand. If you don’t mind throwing out the first cup of boiled water you should be fine

That’s a great question and I’m assuming you are talking about the goose neck carbide cutter… because I’m New to the hobby I only have 5 turning tools, two of which are negative rake, this one has a very wide flat steel forearm, so it doesn’t try to twist out of my hand. I generally gravitate to this one for hollowing out anything ! Thanks for asking ! Do you have a channel too? I’d love to check it out 😀

Oh you’re a pen channel!!!! I love it !!! I got my setup from penn state industries

@@kevindcreates definitely understand the flat bottom part. Check out easy wood tools. All their carbides are squared so they have a flat bottom but yes the hollowers have a wider flat bottom. I’m a demonstrator for easy wood tools.

@@kevindcreates yes. I turn lots of things but more pens than others.

I’m not sure that I mentioned it ! That was a branch from a pin oak tree from my parents front yard. The food safe finish is marketed by the name tried and true. It’s a mixture of wax and linseed oil (not boiled) and bees wax. It gets burnished causing friction and heat closing up the pores of the wood

Thanks kerry ! Thank you so much for the nice tip on reducing tear out! I know I need conventional tools but until then it’ll be oil and negative rake carbide !

It smells delightful!!! Just like a campfire

Thank you for the kind words David! Your comment definitely makes creating worthwhile 🤗 So the 5 minute or so I am using a “negative rake carbide cutter (round shape).“ mine, I got from Amazon in a two piece set the brand was Vinwox; I just looked them up and I can’t find that two piece set but vinwox still sells a few sets. The negative rake leads to less tear out so I use that on my final passes on the inside of the bowl; coupled with a liberal amount of oil helps sheer the tear out off ; light slow passes with the motor turned up will give you less to sand. My regular turning tools are the standard carbide set from penn state industries online, they sell a few sets and they are all great tools. These came with my lathe kit and I only have to replace the cutters rarely . If you have any questions, I am happy to talk through them, or create a video explaining anything you might need keep in mind I’m new too, but I’m happy to share what I know ! Cheers David !

That one I believe is some species of Oak, my parents were cutting down the tree in their front yard. I snagged a few pieces. Great grain patterns make some great bowls !

Do you have a channel Jim or a website? i'd love to check it out!

Thanks for the kind words Sue ! I’m just learning everyday 😜 it helps to have a ton of inspiration here on RUclips

Thanks Thien! This thing is so versatile! I’m only just beginning 😉

That’s a great idea! I’ll have to try that !

That’s the best finish I’ve found yet; but unfortunately because I used the sanding sealer it’s not food grade

The sky is the limit ! Glass, mirror, plastic ,painted steel any number of things !

This is my most favorite bowl yet! I can’t wait for the next one , and I can confirm it’s great for hibiscus tea …. I ran out of oolong 😀

Thanks for the feedback John! I currently don’t have a way to sharpen conventional tools so I don’t have them yet! I so want to try them though

Go take a look at Glenn and Lisa teagle on carbide and see how to use them properly 😊

Hi Kevin you need to take a look at the way you are using the bandsaw !! You are heading the right way for an accident 😮

@@jimgeelan5949 im glad you mentioned that. I got called out for this video then created a jig for safe circle cutting. Check it out

@@jimgeelan5949 I’ll have to take a look

That was my first time with walnut ! I got the blank for my birthday and got hooked

Thanks for the kind words ! Haha yeah that was tropical storm Debbie

Thanks dennis! I definitely needed this jig ! And you can build one too

Thank you for speaking up! You were absolutely correct. I’m on a journey; learning more every day

@kevindcreates me too man..

@@kevindcreates the other piece of advice is to lower the blade guard to the height of material...

@@myhoneyshandmade1077 I went over that in the vid 😎 and even had to adjust safely mid cut

@@kevindcreates cool..

It was , I thought I was gonna lose a limb above the roof !

Great catch! And I even turned the audio down. That was tropical storm Debbie !

Awe that’s too kind. I actually just started turning! I’m new on this wood journey ! And just picked up a cheap set of conventional tools from marketplace! I can’t wait to try them

Thanks Jose! Thanks for watching I hope you enjoy!

You are 100% correct! I love woods imperfections and unique characteristics! Thanks for watching

It’s funny you mention that ! So I shot this video, then RUclipsr “turn a wood bowl” comes out with 7 mistakes on the bandsaw the following day. I love his content, said shoot, he’s right I just broke two very important rules. Then during edit, contemplated not even putting the beginning footage in but decided for it to be. That being said , in the next month I’m going to be making a video creating a circle cutting jig for the bandsaw which will eliminate all the danger . Totally agree after watching his video about the guide being too high Thanks for the input and know that I will be altering my methods moving forward. Also thanks for watching. It’s people like you that watch and engage, that keep me making content.

@kevindcreates yeah..love my circle jig..made it for free

​@@kevindcreates at least you are authentic. It makes me want to watch videos when creators are honest.

@@JamesCouch777 This channel is all about the journey, no reason to not share it all. i made a mistake, got called on it. Was able to produce a safer means to use the band saw and my fingers thank me :D thanks for watching James!

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@@kevindcreates халтура😐

I can make that happen! Happy to ship you something!

Your mileage may vary 😉

That’s awesome to hear bsk! I’ve got a few instructional videos, some time lapse videos, and I’m happy to answer any questions that may come up ! It’s cheap ish to get started, and I can steer you to some Facebook groups that might help

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Haha I have a cup on the list of things to make next-ish! I just want a food safe finish that I can confidently use

Haha it could if I could find some string !!!

@kevindcreates string is easy. The issue is the tiny metal tips. A friend of mine wanted to make some spinning tops. He lost a walnut tree and he has the wood for special projects. He ended up making them from scrap stainless. Unfortunately, I don't own a metal lathe.

I thought it was going to be an adult toy plug of sorts

@@jameslastname9171 it could have many uses #multitool

My wife makes them out of resin. I saw here and went hrmmm! Love it

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They both turned out very nice and he loved them

“Turned” out marvelous!!! Thanks, I think so too 😉

It is relaxing 😀

Thanks ! Tito! I’ll make sure you get one next time we see you!

Thanks pool player! And it’s fun and relaxing! Stay tuned for my next set of joint protectors !