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@superrepede I use a Rigid orbital sander.

Thank you 😊🙏

I'll have to try that on the next refinishing project. Thank you 😊

@@redtimberstudios You're welcome. It works great.

@@SassyKimDW thank you

It really is

@Coolll_Personnn to be honest, I'm not sure. It was a Table built by my wife's father that passed away several years ago. He had it several years before giving it to my wife. I know it's got some age to it.

@caseywhite7660 thank you for the awesome comment. Much appreciated 👏

@k9insomniac783 Thank you 😊. I like the different colors as well.

@@redtimberstudios I had a bunch of fairly plain poplar at one time that really didn’t have much going for it as far as unique grain pattern or color. I bought some wood dye packs and made some fairy cool (my opinion lol) tigers eye bowls with it. I add color quite a bit. Even if it’s a bronze or gold band. Keep doing what you’re doing man. You can’t be wrong when you’re expressing your love into your art.

I can go somewhat fast with anything 1 1/2 or less. It's a struggle with larger bits. I think I need to stair step them up about 1/4 in size for a smoother result. Unfortunately I need to buy more. 😩

@IkutoH thanks for the information. I'll have to check that out in that out.

Thank you 😊 🙏

@k9insomniac783 thank you for the comment. I'm glad the video inspired you. Thanks again.

Thanks a bunch. Much appreciated 👏

I do the bulk of sanding before hand. Then some light sanding afterwards. Thanks

I'll have to check out that sanding sealer. Thanks for letting me know. Much appreciated Matt

@ImaWanaBeGnsTa I've had to learn some hard lessons in my journey. I've definitely split projects in half. My newer projects I've been shaping the outside 1st. Seems to work out better that way.

@Collin275 thank you. Glad you liked 👍 😊

Thank you. Much appreciated

I use food grade mineral oil for the inside of the cup. I just use laquer for the outside.

Ty mucho! I'll have to give it a shot

Are you a Turner yourself?

Thanks for the comment. I appreciate it. 🙏. I'll look up a few different towers for inspiration to see what I can come up with. Thanks again. Have a great day.

@@crystallaughbaum6002 Thank you 😊

Thank you for taking the time to leave an awesome comment. Much appreciated 👏

@@michiganconstructiongroup6379 I'm sorry. You can go to my channel and find the longer video. This is just a short of that original video. The video is a little over 7 minutes long.

@@skateboardtheory I just use a spray on laquer.

I could. I haven't had this lathe a year. I don't want to keep putting money into something that can't handle the workload. I'd rather buy something with a little more power.

My first lathe was a harbor freight 10”. I still have it to this day. That was nearly 3 years ago and I occasionally make twig pots, small bowls, ect.

I'll have to look into that brand. Thanks for letting me know. I'll look into them here shortly.

@@redtimberstudios HFT = Harbor Freight. They also have their newer Bauer variable speed 1hp midi lathe for $599. If you're familiar with Harbor Freight, you'll always be able to find a solid coupon, too. Good luck with whatever you choose!

That's the point of the heat gun Bill Nye. Speeds up the evaporation/dry time. 😀 Thanks for the feedback. Have a wonderful day.

Thank you

It's definitely hard to avoid cracks. Here lately, I just use wood glue to fill the cracks and sand it back. If I have a lot of time in a project, I'd rather patch it up versus throw it away as long as it looks good. Realistically, I should turn each project 2x. Do a rough turn. Give it a day or two to let the moisture come out and then finish turn the rest. I'm super impatient and rush through them.

Also I didn't turn this in one setting. I rounded it off. Spent about 5 days, putting it in the microwave for a couple minutes each day to get the moisture out. I use a moisture tester to test the moisture so I know when it's dry.

Thank you 😊 🙏

I'm glad you enjoyed it. They aren't too complicated to make. There's multiple different ways to turn them based on the different style of chucks. With these turns I just make sure my chisels are sharp and I take my time sanding and water pop. You can make this same glass fairly quick. Let me know if you have any questions, and I'll help you out as much as possible. Thanks for the feedback. Much appreciated 🙏.

I'm working on a website to sell products on. It's almost ready to go. I wasn't sure if I was going to list these types of items. I mainly focus on custom flags and furniture, but it's all about what people want. I can start listing these types of products. I'll let everyone know when the site is up and running. Thanks for the support. Much appreciated 🙏

The wood used is walnut, red oak, Cherry, and Ambrosia Maple.

Glad you liked it. Thanks for the comment. Much appreciated 🙏

It's a mixture of several species. It's walnut, Cherry, red oak, and Ambrosia Maple.

@@redtimberstudios I think it’s amazing

Thank you. Much appreciated 🙏

Thanks Ball Sack. Much appreciated 🙏 👏...... the name is hilarious 😂

Lol. Don't voice over and drive, they say......

Thank you. I'm a little light on my longer content. I'm waiting until I get to 1000 subscribers before I really start investing my time into longer content. I don't get many views with my longer content. Hopefully, when I get my subscriber's up, that will drive my views up on longer content. Thanks for the feedback. Much appreciated.

@@redtimberstudios videos like this I really like it'd be cool if you did something where it'd be like hey if you don't have as many tools as I could you could do this kind of woodworking project at home and I feel like that might drive viewers in

@@redtimberstudios along with that whenever you're doing a channel it's always good to Showcase your personality and I feel like people would really be drawn to your personality

Thank you. I'll try to batch out some more voice overs this weekend. It's fun to do. I appreciate it 🙏

Thanks for the tips. Much appreciated. I'll mess around with a few videos to try out some different techniques.

Thank you. Glad you like it.