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Very attractive

Creative! Love the feet design. Thank you for demonstrating your techniques. Merry Christmas and happy healthy new year!

And what size jaws are you using & the bowel size? Thanks

As someone thats waiting on his 1st lathe, with no 1 on 1 help. Whats a common lathe rpm for bowels?

Titebond #1 joints do not darken as when using Titebond #3 glue so if that is import, you know what to use.

Good clear step by step info. Nice sled too.

Thank you! Very helpful

Just been given a lathe for my birthday. Great tutorial.

Thanks.... many of the basics explained really well without the glitz, much appreciated !!

Waste of time

Great Video! Newbie here....why is this called a box and what sort of thing do people do with them? Thanks

When carving out the inside, how do you know you're not going to go through the wall?

Are you left handed? I am new to turning and not sure which direction to hold and move.

I would have loved a look after the finish was applied. Nice work!

What he isn't telling you is that the handle has to raise and swing. If all you do is rotate the tool you get just what he is turning. A straight sided vee and not a true curve.

Forstners do not like cutting endgrain. LOL Nice clean work. I probably would’ve put the tenon on the lid rather than the box but that’s just me. Thanks for the vid.

I like that you don't speed up the boring parts. I just started learning and thought it was faster, but it's really not.

Blade needs to be tensioned better. Drill holes a small bit further apart. You should be able to flick it and get a note out of it.

Would have liked to see what it looked like when you flipped it

Excellent video… short and sweet! 🎉

Just finished your Bear killer for me. I am newish to turning and always need to see or find this one Idea!! Great

What happened to the end to see if it turned out. Or maybe the finish didn't turn out as good as you hoped, I guess we will never know.

That is a very nice little box. I love it. I was waiting to see the finish you put on it. I bet it looked great.

Appreciate your teachings! Thank you.

This is like the best video ever. I am inspired to try this. Thank you!

Could you tell us at about what speed you're doing your initial shaping cuts at? Everything looks to come off the wood so smoothly...

Nice job, Never ever leave the chuck key in the chuck. Very dangerous. if the spindle turned on the key would go into your chest!!

Yes, is the logical sequence and you explain it very well. Thank you.

Beautiful! Thank you for the demonstration.

Nice and easy lidded vessel. Thanks for the explanations as you turned it.

Beginners need to see the recess you cut in the bottom and see you attach it to the chuck.

I love the way spalting completely changes the character of what is mormally a very plain looking timber.

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Let's see you do that without a chuck....then I'll say you're a good turner🙂

Hear me out on my method. 1. I'll mark where I want to make the separation with the tip of my skew after measurement. 2. I'll use my line-burning tool to start "cutting" into the wood, putting in a very deep but very thin channel. 3. After I go in about 1/2 or 3/4 of an inch, I finish the cut with my flush cut saw. I lose a LOT less wood, and I'm able to retain consistency of grain patterns much better than using any parting tool. It's a very easy method where the benefits become very apparent after doing it for the first time. Give it a shot!

Why do you run the tool across the top

Thank you for your informative video.

excelente trabajo me gustaría saber las dimensiones ....

I am fairly new to wood turning and am planning on starting on bowls. Thanks for sharing this! It has been really helpful for me to wrap my head around the process.

Excellent video. Thank you for sharing your talents.

What speed are you turning at the beginning?

Thank you, so many videos dont show the tool as well as you do, or simple instructions.

Why not sand it while still in the lathe .

Thank you for the information and showing all the details.

Why would you NOT put it back on lathe to sand ?

Do you ever cut a cove just above the foot?

Is the sanding paste a paste form of sanding sealer?

how did you learn to use a lath and make cool stuff how much do you charge for that

Great work! Love the spalting!

Very helpful. Thanks for taking the time to make this video!