Making A Shifter Knob from Burl Cap & Resin (My 400th Knob)

This is the 400th shift knob I've made, so I wanted to journal the process and highlight some of the key points of woodturning when making a shift knob. Hopefully both woodworkers and non-woodworkers both find this interesting to watch.
If you want me to make you a custom shift knob from scratch, message me on my Etsy here: www.etsy.com/s...
If you questions about the process, comment below.
This knob project is a custom order from an Etsy user, it's made of a burl cap block of maple, and is cast in a green-tinted resin.
Some of the materials I used (non-affiliate links)
Casting Mold
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Hardwax Oil
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UV Curing Light
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Threaded Insert (M12 x 1.25)
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[@tronsondonnor245]

Awesome video!!!

[@MASI_forging]

Beautiful design 😍😍

[@cedarandsound]

The biggest flaw in this knob was all the visible air bubbles in the resin, I've since gotten a vacuum pot and can't wait to start making resin project castings that no longer have visible bubbles in them!