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Hi Jimmy, nice work. A question to you, is the 24/36 that significant a step up over a 16/36.? I’ve had a 16/36 for several years but find that many of my customers are looking for platters instead of large bowls. Is the 24/36 worth the upgrade

Excellent work and great result. Well done.

I notice you have a small stop collar on the shank of your tool just above your quick release (love your quick release collars!). What is the purpose of that?

Could these be used with oils?

I love the shape!! What was that little measurement you did at the approx. 3 minute mark? Is there some mental formula you use as an approximate distance where the body curve starts to transition to the foot curve?

Excellent series on making this maple bowl. How thick are the walls? Many thanks.

I recieved my box cutter and made a handle already can't wait to use it,I'm a new turner and just love it mate.

Boy if I had all that black carbon around me my white shirt wouldn’t look like yours does!! Excellent way to finish anything, I’ll wear black when I try it

I see people in the comments would love access to wood like this, is there a good source, or is it just luck to come across some, maybe a link?

Liking your approach to the design, just been turning a little over a year and I can see that when I started I didn’t give enough consideration to how the foot interacts with the rim, now I’m more proficient at mounting and the problem resolved

Where do we get wood like that??? Beautiful. I was very sad to see Jimmy not use some kind of coring tool to save at least a small thin bowl in the inside instead of throwing away all that beautiful burl in the inside of the bowl. I guess he must have burl to burn.

Hi! Witch sanding grit you use before apply the stain? And its possible to apply friction polish after the gold cream or it will spred it ? (Sorry english is a 2nd language 😂)

Je ne comprends pas très bien l'anglais malheureusement. Mais essayer de suivre cette vidéo avec la traduction en français c'est tout-à-fait horrible. vous remarquerez qu'il a fendu la fin de vais tuer deux oiseaux avec une pierre ici... Je vais vous montrer comment l'outil de maintien des vêtements Jimmy en fait un tenir cela... Je l'ai monté dans l'étranglement sur un locataire un bon locataire fort d'accord... Je vais juste y mettre un peu de forme et alterner naturellement et aller au pâturage... Et ça continue ainsi tout le long. Je sais que ce n'est pas la faute de Jimmy il fait une excellente présentation, mais je pense que RUclips devrait trouver de meilleurs traducteurs car c'est très difficile à suivre pour un débutant. J'espère que RUclips changera de traducteur. Un pouce en l'air pour la présentation et un pouce en bas pour la traduction.

I was really disappointed when you didn't core that beautiful burl. Such a waste, you could have got at least 2 more beautiful bowls out of that burl. An outstanding bowl but I would have rather a set of 3 or 4. Richard...

That was the best video I have seen on turning a bowl the finish on the bottom was fantastic thank you.

What angle is the arm when you switched out to put the final angle on the gouge? Is that 45 as well? Using the platform.

I have been doing spindle turning and started getting into bowl turning. Your videos are immeasurably helpful!

Maybe a dumb question but could this be done to a much smaller non symmetrical piece by hand? Do I absolutely need a fast spinning lathe

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Amazing

Nice platter! Would have liked comentry, Details.

Thank you for this, Jimmy! This series is my first visit to your channel, boy have I been missing a lot. Every video has either taught me a new approach, helped me understand why the things that work for me work or what I’ll stop doing. Special bonus, all while watching the transformation of a beautiful burl into an heirloom piece to last the ages. Many thanks 🙏

You’ve changed how I rough out bowls forever! Thanks for that

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This is the exact issue I had over the weekend. Thanks for the tip

Jimmy. Do you still teach coloring in your classes?

And that grinds works amazingly well for that application. Great tip Jimmy. Thank you.

Great job!

Hi Jimmy, I have just finished watching this series of videos and have thoroughly enjoyed it. I am really surprised that you don’t do more on RUclips but maybe you have been too busy with other work and demonstrations. I do hope you are still loving it out in Vegas and that you are managing to keep out of the casinos😂😂😂. Keep up the great work Jimmy, you still have the gift certainly. Thanks for sharing. Eric from West Pennine Woodturners UK.

Thank you sooo much for good camera work.

One big reason so many other wood turners don't make it on Social Media is they don't have any showmanship. You do. You make wood turning exciting to watch.

Where do you get the metallic product?

Beautiful piece and also thank you so much for sharing your knowledge of turning. I followed your teaching today on a black ash burl what a difference, Jim watching and listening to your explanation of your skill, you really simplified so much for myself. This series you put together was great thank you so much. Happy Turning

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I'm sure you can do it too. Just look for Woodprix plans.

Good job, i own à laguna 2436, you have a special faceplate

I just want to say your videos are fantastic and I have been enjoying every video of yours I have watched your very good teacher a great instructor and I'm learning much from you appreciate you thanks.

Great job Jimmy. I was scheduled to take one of your classes last March, but COVID got in the way. Hopefully we’ll see you this next winter or spring. I have a similar sized piece of spalted walnut that is currently drying. How thick did you leave the walls? Thanks?

Great watching you use it mate ,mine is on its way via pat Carroll looking forward to playing with it

Superb tool Mr Clewes.... I'v retired to Spain so I am just about to hop onto your website and it will hopefully show me if there are any stockist in my neck of the woods.

If you can't conceal... reveal!

Nice design, nice execution, nice wood. I like the variation in wall thickness. What is the final thickness in the bottom of the bowl?

Jimmy...I just ordered this same collet from your web site this morning...I'm really looking forward to adding it to my Oneway Coring/Bowl saving system. Thank you for the nice demo though I would recommend you identifying the size of the forstner and tenon size for the collet. Again...thanks, John

I remember you saying you are much quicker when doing demonstrations... And much quieter, I noticed. I am impressed with all your turning.

Jimmy, you made it exciting to see the bowl develop into a masterpiece. Very well done.

It's a dream to get those tools.

your small shear scraper, carbide or hss? like the shape