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Very nice! Do you recall the dimensions? Thank you for demonstration.

Thanks for posting, I just added this to my cart over on the Home Depot’s site. I’m sure you are enjoying it.

I bought one of these and installing today. Appreciate the review. Like the idea of installing a 2x4 "frame" and screwing the eye bolts into that. I can make those frame legs long enough to span my 24" OC ceiling joists and screw the legs to the joists for a solid installation. Also will be less ceiling damage if I ever decide to remove it and take it to another building.

I know what you mean about life taking you out of the workshop, well done in this project Josh. Congrats on getting back

I've turned some segmented pieces,thry turned out ok.

nice bowl what did you oil it with please. i have just started turning and i have a heap of bloodwood

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Hi - I just bought mine and am installing tomorrow. Your video was very helpful - thanks!

Looks great

I enjoyed your making of the bowl. I wanted to offer some feedback as a first time watcher of your video. I do agree that there was redundant footage. I got a bit bored, so kept fast forwarding for example: through the mixing of the resin, and the turning of the bowl- I felt you spent too much time showing these processes. I would have liked to see a bit more of the finished bowl- because it was great. You did a beautiful job.

Thanks for providing the video! Always nice to see something close up before making the purchase. I'm actually picking one up next Friday when it goes on sale (10% off). I'd like to pick up my chain and hooks ahead of time though and I was wondering if you could tell me the inside diameter of the eye bolts that the unit ships with. I'd just like to pick up the strongest chain that will fit through the eyelet opening. Thanks much!

How can I order a product?

FANTASTIC JOB. THANKS FOR SHARING.

Awesome , great job 👍

any insight into whether one can eat cold foods like salad, cereal etc. off the black locust with walnut oil finish without keeling over at the table. Bunch came down near me during ice storm.

very cool

Oh, as for the glue in the open segments, maybe a dremel?

Looking pretty good! I love segmented bowls but they take a bunch of time to get cut and glued. Spray poly finish would work better for that piece. Minwax or Deft I believe are two good ones. Thanks for sharing your work.

where is the top?

Cool bowl, thanks for sharing. The last open segment piece I did, I used spray lacquer to finish it. And as far as glues goes, I used Titebond Quick and Thick. It dries clear and because it is so thick it didn’t spread out and cause much issues. I am currently putting together a very large open segment lamp for our front room.

Thanks for your help 😅

How do you know the size of each layer? And what is the difference in each layers segment?

Nice bowl. Perfect thickness. I wish I could get my hands on a piece of your cedar. Here in South Africa I often turn similar (more or less) bowls with Wild Olive - arguably the best wood for turning in the world. Kind regards.

That's a great looking bowl.

Looks great!!

Not too keen on the music. I like to hear the sound of the tools. Beautiful piece.

What is the finish you use?

Like the video, hate the music.

beautiful bowl, cedar has so much beautiful variation and smells great!! ❤

Beautiful piece of work 👍

Great piece! I have turned cedar a few times. It is a nice wood to work with. Thanks!

Very nice bowl. You were able to work around the crack you found in the beginning. When you used the shavings to rub the bowl, was that to help sand or was that to make it shinier from the oils in the shavings?

Very nice. I haven’t turned cedar yet but I have a blank I’ve been waiting to turn though. Great work.

love how that turned out, glad it didnt get lost in the mail!

Nice work 👍

This was an incredibly useful review. It’s the one piece in my workshop that I’m missing. I like the auto speed feature of this. Let me know how you’ve liked it over the last year and if you’d buy again if shopping for one now.

Just about to do my first. Can I ask how you got the bottom off

Great job. I was also worried the first time I turned a segmented bowl. That really hit home when turning the inside with all of the edges and trying to not dig in too deep with the tool. I suggest turning one just using padauk wood. It is really rich looking after adding the finish.

At 13:30, I think many people would prefer to have the opposite camera view - showing the business end of the turning tool.

absolutely obsessed with how this turned out!!

Gorgeous.

looks good 👍

Wow that looks amazing. Keep up the good work.

Great work! Absolutely a success!!!

Thanks, Josh, for creating this beautiful walnut and resin bowl that brings warmth to my dining room. It’s a spectacular addition to my home decor. The way the translucent light catches the swirls of resin is truly mesmerizing. You crafted such an exquisite piece. It was indeed a success! Working with you was fun, and a true pleasure. -John

When is part 2?

That was a beauty!

Thank you for the review!!!

So great to see a new vid. Its funny b/c I just recently finished my first two segmented bowls as well. (Though not nearly as large.) You clearly took great care with your segments and got good alignment. Mine were very close as well but the addition of glue caused a few degrees of error similar to what you showed. I actually glued them as half rings and then sanded the two mating faces on a flat surface to get perfect matches with no gaps. Seemed a good solution. Love seeing your work as always. I've not used the Oneway bowl steady but have heard great things. They seem to have great products all around.

Love the look and that it is for a great cause.