I like watching woodworking vids on YT. Very satisfying seeing someone turn a chunk of wood into a piece of art. Yet your vids stand out, Stephen. Not only is your craftsmanship superior to most, your smooth narration and righteous choice of music make your channel worth subscribing. Keep up the great work. I'm a new fan!
Thank you very much for your awesome comments sir. I find them inspiring. Glad you are enjoying my projects and my channel. I started this format a while back and have gotten very good feedback from it. Some people don't like the music though. LOL!
Another sensational project. As a newbie to turning, I appreciate your tutelage and techniques for dealing with different woods, grains, and situations. Well done, Stephen!
Jon. I am so sorry I did not see this message until today when someone else commented on this video. It is great to hear from you. Did you retire from the Air Force?
Just wanted to thank you for taking the time to make all of these videos. I've learned so much by watching you work. The final products are incredible, as well. Cheers.
Superb video. It was so well explained that it motivated me to do one soon. I'll let you know how it goes. I love your easy laid back way of teaching. Thanks
Very nice bowl, one of the prettiest I've seen I think. I'm just getting into turning, and I love your videos, I have learned so much from watching your channel. Keep up the good work! Thanks for the excellent work in making and editing the videos. Best of RUclips!
Thank you for another great video Stephen. I took down a cedar tree for a friend just before winter. It was about 28 inch diameter. I have many stacks of cedar bowl blanks in my garage right now. Beautiful stuff.
Hey Stephen, I just watched your video on this large cedar bowl. You really turned a beautiful piece! I especially appreciated your monologue; it was quite educational about cedar and it’s peculiar characteristics. I’m a new wood turner, just about three months now. I’m have contracted ALS and am a little over a year in my diagnosis. This has been very therapeutic for me. Thanks for teaching me some things in this video. 🤗
That is absolutely beautiful and your video was very informative. I'm fairly new to turning and have wondered why I never see people turn aromatic cedar. I turned a few cedar ornaments and bottle stoppers for gifts last Christmas and I loved the colors.
Thank you Christina. I am so glad you enjoyed this project. I do turn a lot of Cedar projects because it is very plentiful in my area and I just love the look you get from it. Thank you for commenting and Take care.
thanks for the "blow by blow" narration of turning the bowl. haven't started yet turning but want to watch as many turner/techniques as I can but at 71 yrs old I need to get going but maybe I'm too old toget into this hobby
YORKSHIRE GRIT!!!! I love this stuff and use it all the time. It takes forever to use up a tub of it. I've got two tubs of it in the shop and won't swith to any other similar product. Great bowl bud. Very nice video.
Awesome videos! I started out building custom furniture and saw your videos and have moved into wood turning. On my off days from the station, my wife and I are busy every day filling orders for our products. Just wanted to say thank you for the inspiration and knowledge Iv gotten from you and your videos.
Just found your channel, and as usual, I learned alot. Your jam chuck looks different from others I've seen. Liked the faceplate centering gizmo. I'll make one today. Cedar is one of my favorites but not necessarily for turning. Thanks for an informative video
Beautiful bowl, Stephen. The blank reminds me of the pen pots you turned a year or so back. Almost 11k views in only 7 days...I'm guessing I'm not the only one watching for new videos from you. Take good care, Gord
Thank you Gord. Yeah, I have not produced many videos within the last few months with my work schedule and trying to finish projects for some shows coming up. But I think I am back on track with my channel and I hope you continue to enjoy my projects. Take care.
Thanks, my daughter brought me two nice cedar pieces. I've never turned cedar and I've been delaying trying it, but now after watching and learning from your video, I'm ready. Well, maybe I'll try sharpening the tools (another task that seems to require skills I haven't got yet) thanks again
Thanks for taking the time to make this video and showing your tool skills P.s the Yorkshire grit is a great product I use it all the time it cuts down on sandpaper and dust😀
Nice smooth work at the lathe. Loved the use of a face shield and actual wood screws rather than drywall screws to mount the face plate. Every step done properly is a good work method and ethic to have. My hat is off to you sir!
Great looking bowl Mr Ogle... I keep thinking about making "how to" videos but turners like yourself make it so easy to understand I might as well leave it to the experts
Thank you Glyn. I really appreciate your vote of confidence in my channel. I really enjoy producing the videos and think you would also. Oh yeah, How about that Yorkshire Grit shine. Amazing!!
Enjoyed this video very much. I'm just getting started in woodworking and love the way you narrate what your doing. It helps us newbies understand the process better. Thank you sir!
Hi Stephen, Cracking bowl mate , just beautiful!! I'm a great fan of "yorkshire grit" too brilliant product! Another highly enjoyable video mate! Take care, Bram.
Thank you Bram. I really appreciate it my friend. I think the Yorkshire grit really helps get to the next level of wax finishes. Glad you enjoyed this project.
Awesome video. Been trying to find good info on finishing cedar ( I turn a lot of it ) but the finishes have given me problems. Now they won’t. Thank you. Great info and narrative on the video.
Nice piece of red cedar, out here you would have to take out a second mortgage to get one that size. I do enjoy turning Cedar (when l can get my hands on a piece) because of it's grain and color. Your bowl looks great, thanks for sharing.
Wow! Beautiful bowl. I'm just getting started on turning, you sure made it look easy. LOL We have a lot of Cedar in Central Texas...guess I'm going to have to start practicing.
hello there stephen, great jobe you have done there, very very well done mate , allso this yorkshire grit works very neat as i can see , great vid mate thanks for the share
Hi Steve I see that the speed on your lathe is 2400rpm,some people who have that same lathe think it is to slow.What do you think?How fast a speed should a lathe Go?Peace Anthony
Love working with cedar myself. Gotta be sparing on it though since, even with my powered filter face shield, the smell still leaves my sinuses on fire! Love the color.
Thank you sir. Cedar really has a great aroma but you are right. It can become irritating. I generally use the 3M cartridge masks. They work really well. Can't even smell the cedar while wearing it.
I've turned several of these red cedar bowls and still have lots of blanks ready to turn, you said something about it being brittle, I haven't noticed that, it turns like clay, just find lots of small cracks, and C.A. glue works good on that. I cut my blanks out the same way except I use a pick instead of a nail, but they make beautiful bowls, I only use polishing grit and bee's wax for the finish, so not to cover the cedar smell !
Looks nice. Some day I want to start turning wood. Just wondering if you could do a video on which order and which tool is specific for what part of the process . Also if you could show/explain how you sharpen your tools. Thanks.
Thank you Ben. I will try to pay more attention to mentioning the tools used in my projects. Here is a playlist of my sharpening methods. ruclips.net/p/PLGsnYf7PysCQb5mjvEG2EQvgrZBIs8_65 Hope it helps.
Beautiful piece but more than that good to see you turning again on the tube. Are you still working with smelting? I refer to your videos often as I get into resin casting. That's a lot of fun also. Weather you continue on the tube or not you have helped countless people in turning and making. I have been casting quite a bit and have been accumulating my overage resin, in cups, and am ready to turn them into bottle stoppers . I'm looking up" My way" turning bottle stoppers. Thanks for all the help, Lee
Thank you Lee. I have always enjoyed producing my videos and hopefully always will. Glad you still enjoy watching them also. Your casting seems to be going great. I really enjoy seeing the end results of good casting. Hope you enjoyed Bottle Stoppers My Way. Take care my good friend.
I LOVE the way Cedar Smells! GREAT Video Stephen (as always!). My problem with Turning Cedar is, I get too ambitious! I have had EVERY Cedar Bowl break at the Tenon and fly off the Lathe! My next one, I'm gonna do better! I'm a Big Fan Stephen and appreciate what you do Brother! Have A Super Week!.....Gus
Thank you sir. I used to have the same problems. You are correct. Just slow down, keep your tools like razors and be patient. I am really glad that you are enjoying my channel and thank you for your inspiring comments.
Ahoj,jsem z česke republiky,velmi pekna prace,opravdu ano,taky delam misky,takže to dovedu ocenit,skoda ze u nas červeny cedr nemužu sehnat,dekuji za video a preji hodne krasnych vyrobku.Jirka
Also...nice to see good work being done on a fairly basic lathe. One does not need a $4500 PM 3520C to make basic bowls....much as I would like to own one.
GREAT video ! I LOVE cedar ! You did a great video and I'll try to duplicate your project !! I just went and BOUGHT some pine planks today. On our way home, my wife spotted some fresh cut wood in a guys yard. We said "hey" all he can do is say get lost right !!" Turns out the guy GAVE US all we wanted and said come back for the cedar if you want it !! It's FULL of knots and branches and should produce some BEAUTIFUL turnings !! Then I come on YOU TUBE and see your video ..... How about that !! Thanks. I'll be loading my chainsaw and heading back there REAL soon !! Stay safe !!
Hi Stephen, I have enjoyed your videos. I have a question? I liked your finish on your cedar bowl but my question is How about poly urethane finish? I have had trouble with bothy finish. I haven't tried the Yorkshire grit but it sure looks nice. Any suggestions on sealing cedar and pine wood would be much appreciated. thanks paul
I like watching woodworking vids on YT. Very satisfying seeing someone turn a chunk of wood into a piece of art. Yet your vids stand out, Stephen. Not only is your craftsmanship superior to most, your smooth narration and righteous choice of music make your channel worth subscribing. Keep up the great work. I'm a new fan!
Thank you very much for your awesome comments sir. I find them inspiring. Glad you are enjoying my projects and my channel. I started this format a while back and have gotten very good feedback from it. Some people don't like the music though. LOL!
I learned more in this video about turning than most of the turning videos on RUclips. Thank you for posting this.
+JoeZero Thank you sir. Glad you found this project helpful and thanks for commenting.
Ditto, JoeZero. The narrative throughout the video was very helpful to understand the what, why, and how of the process. Excellent video!
If I'm not watching your video I'''m turning in the shop!!!! Bowl looks great! Your RUclips show is the best on the net. Very informative !!!!
Great work Stephen not only the bowl produced, but also on the instruction. Really enjoyable, thank you!
Another sensational project. As a newbie to turning, I appreciate your tutelage and techniques for dealing with different woods, grains, and situations. Well done, Stephen!
Another beautiful bowl.
I like your voice over videos. Very well explained, without distracting background noises.
Thank you sir. I did not really know how the format change would go but people seem to like it better than the machine noise. Thank you.
That's a beauty Stephen! I will have you know Stephen, you are a great teacher. You explain everything in such great detail, thank you.
Thank you sir, very much. I am really glad you are enjoying my channel and finding it helpful.
I love red cedar. The smell brings back childhood memories. Glad to see you using it again
Thank you Ron. Glad you enjoyed this project. Cedar really makes the shop smell nice.
Steven Ogle! My friend from high school and the guy who inspired me to join the Air Force! What a cool find on RUclips!
Jon. I am so sorry I did not see this message until today when someone else commented on this video. It is great to hear from you. Did you retire from the Air Force?
Just wanted to thank you for taking the time to make all of these videos. I've learned so much by watching you work. The final products are incredible, as well. Cheers.
Thank you sir. I really appreciate it. Glad you are enjoying my channel.
Beautiful Bowl, Great coloring, Great Artistry and very good instructional video. Thanks !!
Always a pleasure to see you turning. Another amazing piece Stephen
Thank you Al. Good to see you my friend. Glad you enjoyed this project.
Superb video. It was so well explained that it motivated me to do one soon. I'll let you know how it goes. I love your easy laid back way of teaching. Thanks
Thank you Brad. So glad you enjoyed this project and found a little inspiration to do it yourself. Please let me know how it works for you.
Very nice bowl, one of the prettiest I've seen I think. I'm just getting into turning, and I love your videos, I have learned so much from watching your channel. Keep up the good work! Thanks for the excellent work in making and editing the videos. Best of RUclips!
Thank you very much sir. Glad you are still enjoying my channel and finding it helpful.
Great work, beautiful bowl. The Master Craftsman at work. Good on you.
Thank you Dev. Glad you enjoyed it my friend.
Thank you for another great video Stephen. I took down a cedar tree for a friend just before winter. It was about 28 inch diameter. I have many stacks of cedar bowl blanks in my garage right now. Beautiful stuff.
Thank you Walter. I do believe you will enjoy all that turning. Your shop will definitely smell great for a while. LOL! Take care.
Stephen, I’m so glad to have found your channel! Beautiful job....
Real beautiful. Thanks for showing the process.
Hey Stephen, I just watched your video on this large cedar bowl. You really turned a beautiful piece! I especially appreciated your monologue; it was quite educational about cedar and it’s peculiar characteristics. I’m a new wood turner, just about three months now. I’m have contracted ALS and am a little over a year in my diagnosis. This has been very therapeutic for me. Thanks for teaching me some things in this video. 🤗
I have 12000 lbs of cedar, love turning it. Missed you!!!
Wow! John. You got a real score there. Enjoy turning it into shavings my friend.
That is a beautiful bowl. So unique. I really enjoyed watching the video!!! You do beautiful work!!!
Thank you Norma. I really appreciate it.
Stephen Ogle You are so very welcome.
I can't get enough of these videos!
Thank you very much. I hope I can keep you interested.
That is absolutely beautiful and your video was very informative.
I'm fairly new to turning and have wondered why I never see people turn aromatic cedar. I turned a few cedar ornaments and bottle stoppers for gifts last Christmas and I loved the colors.
Thank you Christina. I am so glad you enjoyed this project. I do turn a lot of Cedar projects because it is very plentiful in my area and I just love the look you get from it. Thank you for commenting and Take care.
thanks for the "blow by blow" narration of turning the bowl. haven't started yet turning but want to watch as many turner/techniques as I can but at 71 yrs old I need to get going but maybe I'm too old toget into this hobby
YORKSHIRE GRIT!!!! I love this stuff and use it all the time. It takes forever to use up a tub of it. I've got two tubs of it in the shop and won't swith to any other similar product. Great bowl bud. Very nice video.
Loved the video Stephen. Nice to see Cedar getting turned. Thanks much!
Thank you Paxton. I really love to turn Cedar. It just has some fantastic colors and grain patterns.
Thanks for the video. I'm new to woodturning and your step by step videos have been clutch!
Thank you very much Richard. Glad you are enjoying my channel and finding it helpful. Take care.
Awesome videos! I started out building custom furniture and saw your videos and have moved into wood turning. On my off days from the station, my wife and I are busy every day filling orders for our products. Just wanted to say thank you for the inspiration and knowledge Iv gotten from you and your videos.
Thank you Iceman. Glad you are enjoying my channel and finding it helpful. Good luck with your sells. Take care sir. Are you a Firefighter?
Stephen the cedar bowl is beautiful. omrie allen. Lebanon tn.
Just found your channel, and as usual, I learned alot. Your jam chuck looks different from others I've seen. Liked the faceplate centering gizmo. I'll make one today. Cedar is one of my favorites but not necessarily for turning.
Thanks for an informative video
Beautiful bowl, Stephen. The blank reminds me of the pen pots you turned a year or so back. Almost 11k views in only 7 days...I'm guessing I'm not the only one watching for new videos from you. Take good care, Gord
Thank you Gord. Yeah, I have not produced many videos within the last few months with my work schedule and trying to finish projects for some shows coming up. But I think I am back on track with my channel and I hope you continue to enjoy my projects. Take care.
Thanks, my daughter brought me two nice cedar pieces. I've never turned cedar and I've been delaying trying it, but now after watching and learning from your video, I'm ready. Well, maybe I'll try sharpening the tools (another task that seems to require skills I haven't got yet) thanks again
That is a great shine you ended with on this bowl. A beautiful job
Thank you very much John. I am glad you enjoyed this project.
Thanks for taking the time to make this video and showing your tool skills
P.s the Yorkshire grit is a great product I use it all the time it cuts down on sandpaper and dust😀
Thank you Harvey. I too really like using it and agree that it saves on the sandpaper.
Nice work. I enjoy watching your videos. They are very informative.
Thank you sir. Glad you are enjoying my channel and finding it helpful.
Nice smooth work at the lathe. Loved the use of a face shield and actual wood screws rather than drywall screws to mount the face plate. Every step done properly is a good work method and ethic to have. My hat is off to you sir!
A beautiful piece of cedar. I love watching the grain pop when you turn some thing
Thank you George. Me too. It is still exciting to watch the change.
It is very beautiful Stephen very beautiful, and thank you for the chat over, I learn a lot listening at your explenatins. Júlíus
Thank you Julius. I think I like the new format also. Glad to see it works for viewers. Take care.
I've turned a couple of cedar bowls ,I like the colors, good job ,good video .
Great looking bowl Mr Ogle... I keep thinking about making "how to" videos but turners like yourself make it so easy to understand I might as well leave it to the experts
Thank you Glyn. I really appreciate your vote of confidence in my channel. I really enjoy producing the videos and think you would also. Oh yeah, How about that Yorkshire Grit shine. Amazing!!
Enjoyed this video very much. I'm just getting started in woodworking and love the way you narrate what your doing. It helps us newbies understand the process better. Thank you sir!
nice work stephen well done thanks for your tips mate
Another great bowl Stephen. I love the color and grain patters in cedar.
Thank you Jeff. Glad you enjoyed this project.
Fantastic bowl Cedar is my favorite wood it is different to work but it always looks Great
Thanks for sharing
Thank you Jerry. Glad you enjoyed this project.
Hi Stephen, Cracking bowl mate , just beautiful!! I'm a great fan of "yorkshire grit" too brilliant product!
Another highly enjoyable video mate!
Take care, Bram.
Thank you Bram. I really appreciate it my friend. I think the Yorkshire grit really helps get to the next level of wax finishes. Glad you enjoyed this project.
Stephen, that's a very nice bowl. I'm sure the wood shavings smell great. Its like when you turn camphor. Great to see you back.
Thank you Rob. Yes, the shop smells like Cedar for a day or two after the project. I still enjoy the aroma of this wood. Take care.
Beautiful job on the cedar bowl Steve.
Great job Stephen. Beautiful bowl.
Thank you very much. Glad you enjoyed it.
I learned a whole bunch from this ,,, so much more than the other vid out there
I like cedar and I live close to Cedar Hill in Missouri.I have some that has been setting around for many years,I might just give it a try." THANKS "
Awesome video. Been trying to find good info on finishing cedar ( I turn a lot of it ) but the finishes have given me problems. Now they won’t. Thank you. Great info and narrative on the video.
Beautiful bowl Stephen, and very instructive video. Thanks so much!
Thank you Lou. Glad you enjoyed it.
I like the way you done the bowl and it is verry pretty
Beautiful work, beautiful bowl, thanks for sharing!
Nice piece of red cedar, out here you would have to take out a second mortgage to get one that size. I do enjoy turning Cedar (when l can get my hands on a piece) because of it's grain and color. Your bowl looks great, thanks for sharing.
Thank you Larry. I really appreciate your comments. Cedar is very plentiful in Georgia so I have been turning it for many years now.
Wow! Beautiful bowl. I'm just getting started on turning, you sure made it look easy. LOL We have a lot of Cedar in Central Texas...guess I'm going to have to start practicing.
Beautiful bowl with a great finish.
hello there stephen, great jobe you have done there, very very well done mate , allso this yorkshire grit works very neat as i can see , great vid mate thanks for the share
Hey Stephen, love your cedar projects. Always great information. Keep up the good work.
Thank you sir. Glad you are enjoying these projects.
Steve A beautiful bowl I love cedar.Thanks Anthony
Thank you Anthony. Glad you enjoyed this project.
Hi Steve I see that the speed on your lathe is 2400rpm,some people who have that same lathe think it is to slow.What do you think?How fast a speed should a lathe Go?Peace Anthony
Very beautiful bowl !I like the red cedar.
Thank you sir. Glad you enjoyed this project.
Beautiful work Stephen.
Another great video Stephen. I love using wax for the finish.
Thank you Rob. Wax is my "go too" finish. Usually two coats of Tung oil and two coats of wax. Great finish!
I have that lathe too and love the rotating headstock! 😊
I bet this made your shop smell amazing
That is one fine looking bowl!
Thank you very much.
Great to see you back mate! Great bowl! 👍
Thank you sir. Glad to be able to get some videos done again. Take care!
Handsome bowl.
Well done!
Thank you David. Glad you enjoyed this project.
Good job Stephen. I like to turn cedar but have not ventured to turn one that big. Enjoyed the video.
Larry
Ellijay
Nice work! I'm part way through a natural edge cedar bowl now that is about 9 1/2" in diameter.
Great video!! I have acquired a lot of cedar and anxious to turn it. Learned a lot!!
I love this video, thanks so much! Beautiful bowl
Beautiful bowl!!!! Love your down home videos. I'm right down the road from you in Acworth.
Very nice bowl Stephen!
Thank you John. Glad you enjoyed this project.
Love working with cedar myself. Gotta be sparing on it though since, even with my powered filter face shield, the smell still leaves my sinuses on fire! Love the color.
Thank you sir. Cedar really has a great aroma but you are right. It can become irritating. I generally use the 3M cartridge masks. They work really well. Can't even smell the cedar while wearing it.
Amazing work!
I've turned several of these red cedar bowls and still have lots of blanks ready to turn, you said something about it being brittle, I haven't noticed that, it turns like clay, just find lots of small cracks, and C.A. glue works good on that. I cut my blanks out the same way except I use a pick instead of a nail, but they make beautiful bowls, I only use polishing grit and bee's wax for the finish, so not to cover the cedar smell !
Lovely bowl Stephen and excellent video, as ever :-)
Thank you Mark. Glad you enjoyed this project.
what a beautiful piese of wood, realy nice work also Stephen.
Thank you sir. Glad you enjoyed this project.
I've gotta make a faceplate jig like that! I've a good supply of cedar. I'll turn a bowl now. Thanks!
Thank you Bama. Glad you found this project helpful.
That is one beautiful bowl!!!
Thank you John. Glad you enjoyed this project, sir.
Beautiful work
That was a pleasure to watch.
Beautiful! Stay safe brother!
Looks nice. Some day I want to start turning wood. Just wondering if you could do a video on which order and which tool is specific for what part of the process . Also if you could show/explain how you sharpen your tools. Thanks.
Thank you Ben. I will try to pay more attention to mentioning the tools used in my projects. Here is a playlist of my sharpening methods. ruclips.net/p/PLGsnYf7PysCQb5mjvEG2EQvgrZBIs8_65 Hope it helps.
Beautiful piece but more than that good to see you turning again on the tube.
Are you still working with smelting? I refer to your videos often as I get into resin casting. That's a lot of fun also. Weather you continue on the tube or not you have helped countless people in turning and making. I have been casting quite a bit and have been accumulating my overage resin, in cups, and am ready to turn them into bottle stoppers . I'm looking up" My way" turning bottle stoppers.
Thanks for all the help,
Lee
Thank you Lee. I have always enjoyed producing my videos and hopefully always will. Glad you still enjoy watching them also. Your casting seems to be going great. I really enjoy seeing the end results of good casting. Hope you enjoyed Bottle Stoppers My Way. Take care my good friend.
I LOVE the way Cedar Smells! GREAT Video Stephen (as always!). My problem with Turning Cedar is, I get too ambitious! I have had EVERY Cedar Bowl break at the Tenon and fly off the Lathe! My next one, I'm gonna do better! I'm a Big Fan Stephen and appreciate what you do Brother! Have A Super Week!.....Gus
Thank you sir. I used to have the same problems. You are correct. Just slow down, keep your tools like razors and be patient. I am really glad that you are enjoying my channel and thank you for your inspiring comments.
Great work, beautiful piece!
Beautiful bowl!
Thank you Tom. Glad you enjoyed this project my friend. Merry Christmas.
Wow, what beautiful wood, love how it turned out. Will subscribe so can see you again, all the way from south africa
Thank you Val. I'm glad you enjoyed this project and Welcome you to my channel, sir. I hope I can keep you interested. Take care.
Ahoj,jsem z česke republiky,velmi pekna prace,opravdu ano,taky delam misky,takže to dovedu ocenit,skoda ze u nas červeny cedr nemužu sehnat,dekuji za video a preji hodne krasnych vyrobku.Jirka
Thank you sir. Glad you enjoyed this project.
neni zac dekovat,spis ja dekuju za inspiraci a nove napady a postupy pri vyrobe slozitejsich tvaru a typu,diky
Very nice work!!
Loved the video but I am curious, what was that you used then you flpped the bowl the remove the tendon or however its spelt lol.
Also...nice to see good work being done on a fairly basic lathe. One does not need a $4500 PM 3520C to make basic bowls....much as I would like to own one.
Excellent, beautiful piece my friend...l
Cheers...
Thank you very much Adam. I really appreciate it my friend.
GREAT video ! I LOVE cedar ! You did a great video and I'll try to duplicate your project !! I just went and BOUGHT some pine planks today. On our way home, my wife spotted some fresh cut wood in a guys yard. We said "hey" all he can do is say get lost right !!" Turns out the guy GAVE US all we wanted and said come back for the cedar if you want it !! It's FULL of knots and branches and should produce some BEAUTIFUL turnings !! Then I come on YOU TUBE and see your video ..... How about that !! Thanks. I'll be loading my chainsaw and heading back there REAL soon !! Stay safe !!
Beautiful bowl. 👍🏻
Thank you Raymond.
Came out real nice!
Thank you John. Glad you enjoyed this project.
Beautiful bowl.. Thnx for the video..
Thank you David. Glad you enjoyed this project.
Hi Stephen,
I have enjoyed your videos. I have a question? I liked your finish on your cedar bowl but my question is How about poly urethane finish? I have had trouble with bothy finish. I haven't tried the Yorkshire grit but it sure looks nice. Any suggestions on sealing cedar and pine wood would be much appreciated. thanks paul
I like cedar as well. Haven't tried Yorkshire grit.
Thank you sir. I find the Yorkshire grit to really help with the surface preparation before waxing. It actually works great!