Wood Turning Coasters with Carbide Tools

I woodturned these coasters out of imbuia wood my friend gave me. It's a really easy beginner project on the lathe, and I'm really happy how they turned out! My cuts with the carbide tools are finally starting to get a little cleaner too, so I feel like I'm getting better at wood turning basics. Woodworking with exotic wood can be really fun.
My tools:
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Jet Lathe: amzn.to/2NSotba
Carbide Chisels: amzn.to/2NUiEdq
Nova Chuck: amzn.to/32tJvkm
Face Shield: amzn.to/2Ac4Cvj
Respirator: amzn.to/2N7mxfm
Miter Saw: amzn.to/2ZpjuBW
Drill: amzn.to/2XtnW0G
Square: amzn.to/2VaCNzW
Clamps: amzn.to/2UvPSiZ

[@gregs6821]

Why not use a parting tool? Would that work with a final cutting with a Japanese Pull Saw?

[@GaryJ11]

Parting tool takes a bit more meat out of your wood. More mess, less coasters.

[@michaelhines1891]

Be careful with that chop saw and the small flats against the fence. I've seen these saws catch if there is not enough support. You really don't want your fingers nearby. I would recommend a band saw if you have one.

[@jeffnelson1643]

What was the template piece you used?

[@SiamWoodShop]

Nice job, may have to make some when I get the right wood. Cheers

[@mitchgingrich2619]

Those look fantastic. You need a bandsaw though.

[@CookWoodworks]

They're yours, good thing you like them

[@freewoodencrosses]

I never thought about making many coasters from one piece of wood. Great idea

[@Secondlifeofwoodturning]

Simply project but very elegant 👌

[@CookWoodworks]

Thanks, this one was pretty fun

[@mountainviewturning5319]

Nice job 👍

[@CookWoodworks]

Thanks!

[@hudsonriverlee]

These coasters look amazing. What a nice addition to add with a nice bottle of wine and cheese/grape platter. Awesome video.

[@CookWoodworks]

Thanks!

[@roberthemsley3151]

Hi does anyone know what Japanese saw he used in this video

[@natfaz52122]

If you were still interested he put it in the description

[@roywatson8209]

to bad you dont talk would be nice