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The only thing i do not like about epoxy is i cannot mix wood shaving with garden composting

Thank you Leo, yes it works fine on this lathe, I recently cored a load of cherry wood so I have plenty to do this winter too

Beautiful spalting! I too have the oneway and the corepro cutter (expensive but a game changer) good job

Hello Allen, thank you for watching my video and your reply

Hello William Yes, it was a lot of work, but it was worth it, thank you for watching my video and your reply

Hello Jeremy, thank you for watching my video and your reply

Thank you Huw, it is always pleasant to work with ash, it produces a beautiful result

Thanks Mike, although it is usually more challenging to turn crotch pieces, but it gives a great result

Hello Chris, yes some types of wood are not widely available everywhere, but I am quite sure that where you live there are types of wood easily available to you that I envy, you have to make the best of what you have

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Thank you Mike, yes, and it will take quite a few cigars to fill this bad boy up.

Hello Jojo, thank you for watching my video and your reply, yes I am happy that my dad is still here and that we can do things together, sorry to hear that your father is no longer with you

Dank je wel Marja, het was zeker een leuk project om te maken

Hello Ben, I think those two products are similar so they should work, but it works best on a type of wood with an open structure, so I used ash and opened the grain even further with a copper brush so that more gold-colored wax remains in the grain. Cheers, Hans Stay safe and keep turning

@@hbwoodturning17 thank you. Good tip about opening up the grain, thanks 👍🏻

@@BensGotWood And I have one more tip for you Ben, be sure that there are absolutely no tool marks visible because you are also accentuating all imperfections in your workpiece

@@hbwoodturning17 that makes sense! Might limit what I can use it on then 😂

@@BensGotWood or lots of sanding ☹

Thank you, yes I didn't think the color of the wood was anything special, but it did have a very nice grain, but it was barely visible, so I tried to accentuate the grain with a little dye.

Hello Kobie, thank you for watching my video and your reply, yes it was quite a challenge to make this, but it was totally worth it Are you Dutch or of Dutch descent?

Hello Clint, thank you for watching my video and your reply, yes it has become a special platter, gluing and clamping those slanted pieces was a challenge

Hello Allen, thank you for watching my video and your reply, I'm glad you enjoyed it.

Thank you Mike, you may have seen a larch, it looks very much like Douglas fir, it is slightly more yellowish than Douglas fir, and it is often confused with each other.

@@hbwoodturning17 That explains it - "confused" is my middle name 🤪😵

Thank you, yes my lathe doesn't make much noise, in my videos you hear my JSP powercap louder than the lathe

Thank you, in fact it is a simple process but the result is amazing

@hbwoodturning17 right, I've seen it done similar but the ash was burned, brushed and then gilding cream applied. I like your spray technique, less fire in the shop lol! Great work, great thumbnail too by the way, I clicked instantly when I saw it.

Hello Yiannis, thank you for watching my video and your reply, no, I don't get catches very often with carbide tools, do you use regular carbide inserts or negative rake inserts? I noticed that you often use olive wood, which is quite hard, and for that you can also use negative rake inserts, which are also better for epoxy resin.

@@hbwoodturning17 Thank you Hans you are right olive is hard wood especially the root, my carbide inserts are not negative rake..anyway turn and learn..:):) All the best Yiannis

Hello Norbert, thank you for watching my video and your reply, the blank I use is 46 mm thick, the angle I use varies between approximately 35 and 55 degrees, I made the bottom ring the smallest angle and the top ring the largest angle. Because I have varied the angles in this way, the bowl gives a trumpet shape, which I find more attractive than a cone shape, the disadvantage is that I can make fewer rings from it, and another disadvantage is that you have to go much deeper with the parting tool.

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Hello Allen, thank you for watching my video and your reply, if you have a bandsaw you can also saw the half rings and glue them together to create an economy bowl.

Hello, I'm glad you like it, I make square platters because I waste less wood to make something round from a square piece

@@hbwoodturning17 understandable. It’s just my crooked eyes aesthetic.

Hello, thank you my friend, and thank you for watching my video and your reply

Hello, thank you for watching my video and your reply

Thank you Brett, I'm glad you like it, you are free to make this if you mention that it was my idea😉

@@hbwoodturning17 would always give credit. 🙂

Thank you, Mike, I'm glad you like it, it was still quite a job to saw and glue everything, but I'm happy with the result

Dank je wel Marja nee, het gaat niet altijd als gepland, maar dan probeer ik er toch wat van te maken en ik ben blij dat je het leuk vindt.

Hello and thank you for watching my video and your reply.

@@hbwoodturning17 Hello,Cheers !

Thank you Rav, well I still have some projects in progress, but I'm already thinking about future projects (if I can find the time to make them)

@@hbwoodturning17 I have the same issue - lack of time...or I'm getting older, slower, powerless, eh🤷 but still producing new items 💪

Hello Patrick, thank you for watching my video and your reply. I got this T-shirt and a number of others that I usually wear from the Etsy webshop

Hello Chris, thank you for watching my video and your reply, basically ebonizing lacquer is a fancy name for matte black paint so that is easier to obtain, on the other hand the gilt cream is more difficult to obtain.

@hbwoodturning17 I actually have some gilt cream, we'll more like embellish wax/paste, but you are supposed to get the same result.

@@chrisgiftshop3127 Hey Chris, according to my experience, embellishing wax has a somewhat thicker consistency, so you have to work a bit harder for the result 😉😉

@@hbwoodturning17 well then I'll have to see if I can find other colors of gilt cream. Thanks again!

Hello Robert, sorry for my late response, but next time I would definitely tape my chuck better before applying the stone effect. Weeks later, there was still some residue left in the mechanism that made it difficult to use.