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I will check it out. Thanks for watching!

The sliding table is made by Grizzly. It is no longer available. Which stinks because the locking mechanism broke and I can't get parts for it. Thanks for the kind words and for watching!

Due to health reasons last year, I have not been able to use it yet at a show. I have taken it with me when I have gone camping and I like being able to do that! Thanks for watching!

Thank you so much!

Thank you Norm! I am working on the rest of it!

Thank you Doug! I am enjoying this project!

Thank you Tim!

Thank you! I am sure you could add it to the other side! I see why you don't want to lose it!

Did you mean burl not barrel? I will go on the assumption you did... I will look him up!

@@BrailsfordWoodworksyes sorry. And his UA-cam channel is actually called @downthetraillogging. Hes in Middle Tennessee

Pentacryl! It is a wood preservative that helps dry wood without cracking. Thanks for watching Richard!

During the winter I use them to help heat my shop! I put them in my wood stove! Thanks for watching!

I heard years ago that people would take balls of sap and eat them like chewing gum. I have never done it myself and would not recommend it without more research. Thanks for watching!

@@BrailsfordWoodworks no, I’d like to see a video of you doing that!

@@WoodWithD I'm good, thanks.

I may check it out. Klingspor is my go to paper. Thanks for watching!

I use mine a lot. I suggest the carbide cutters. Thanks for watching!

Yea I have learned some of these lessons the hard way. Thanks for watching!

I know tools just fine. If you are pleased with your purchases, then I am happy for you.

I use a wipe on semi gloss polyurethane. I make my own by thinning down regular strength with mineral spirits. I have several chest videos. They all may provide some guidance. Thanks for watching!

I apply it to the whole bowl

That sounds like an amazing experience! Unfortunately for me, I was forced to cancel the majority of my shows for this year due to a heart attack. So I still haven't had the opportunity to try it out. It will have to be the right show for sure. I can't have my stuff flinging debris on my neighbors product. Thanks for watching!

Hey Doug! No I haven't had that happen using Pentacryl. I have had pretty good luck with it. Mind you, it is expensive stuff, but I figure when amortized through several dozen bowls it will pay out in the end. Thanks for watching!

Thank you Tim! I hope you are enjoying your holidays!

Thank you Michael! Boiling softens the lignin in the wood and allows the bound water in the cells to escape more freely. You will have better luck against cracking that way. Thanks for watching!

I may look into it! The paper I buy for it, in general ( I use Klingspor paper), isn't my hang up with the sander. It is the overall price for the tool and the insane price of the velcro "interface" pad. I have gone to buying larger ones and making my own. It is way cheaper that way. When I took my lesson with Glen Lucas, he showed me a different way to sand my turning that does not use my Festool sander. It has been faster and I get better results. I do use that sander for other sanding that I do that is not turned pieces. Thanks for watching!

Hey Michael! With that tiny vase it wasn't an issue at all. However, the rule of thumb is 3-4 times the diameter of the vessel is when you should add a steady rest. Erring on the side of caution does not hurt either. Thanks for watching!

Hey Sean! I must be missing something? I try to reply to everything. What have I missed? Thank you and Happy Holidays from North Carolina USA!

@BrailsfordWoodworks It's a fault with YT, not you. A comment would have "6replies" for example including your own but when I click in.... nothing!

I actually love making stuff from wood that would be otherwise discarded! Thank you and Happy Holidays!

Thank you Joey! The song I purchased the rights for from a music service. Not sure what it is called. Sorry. Thanks for watching!

It is quite catchy! Thanks again for watching!

Hello Lee! it is a fine name too! We are coming to the UK in March and I plan to visit the town/ village of Brailsford! Thanks for watching!

Thank you Tim! Merry Christmas to you and your family!

Thank you Ray!

Thank you Doug! After I sold my signature piece Cherry Burl and epoxy bowl, I have needed a new signature piece. Something to bring people into the booth. I hope this will do the job. Thanks again Doug and Merry Christmas to you and your family!

@ I did the same thing, a 19 1/2” oak platter. I’ve been hoping somebody would give the silly money I’m asking for it. Kind of want to turn another big’un.

I think it was worth doing! I have always struggled with keeping my bandsaws tuned. This will help I think. Thanks for watching and Merry Christmas!

Yes. I run them through my drum sander. The full video for this comes out tomorrow. It has far more detail. Thanks for watching!

Thanks. I will say that while I am not displeased with the design, the real test will come when I try to sell it. One thing I am sure about is that some, like you, won't care for it, and others will love it, while still others won't have much of an opinion either way. My test will be if I can put the bowl in front of the right person at the right time, with the right money. Thanks for watching!

Maybe OP just wanted to make something he liked and not something you like

I use Minwax Paste Finishing Wax. www.amazon.com/Minwax-785004444-Finishing-1-Pound-Natural/dp/B000LNOZAW/ref=sr_1_3?dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.8EMfXIalodExHed_q84kimrJAOxxlDjuKzBYGQB9v8XZYs_7AfHovqAWRRzOIiJBRZflLLc6CghcgrPW-UazZve6KgSH83bpGJBrhotX1SUhBDclFAYZgjxArt7_9TZYS9Pl1D5S4qrTiePO5ci3PD9xKsBP6b-Lcri8ieAevrHlTWR-d3whemTGLOX72DRliCbY2ZAldCcknKMwtd7tC5M3SDwRff8jnuZIidu8rtU.LCIi1CDHv8i_7YCPJexzhUp_wuBH3OvsFd8-qyMnCoY&dib_tag=se&hvadid=630951139829&hvdev=c&hvlocphy=9009728&hvnetw=g&hvqmt=e&hvrand=1594959515039433758&hvtargid=kwd-1577832071&hydadcr=24628_13626603&keywords=minwax+paste+finishing+wax&qid=1734693758&sr=8-3 Thanks for watching!

So, I can see where some might like them. For me, however, I don't take my tools anywhere, and I have cabinets for them and really can spare the real estate in my shop to accommodate yet more tool storage. Thanks for watching!

I have said that as far as quality goes, my RO90 is nice. I do like it. However, no one will ever convince me that they are appreciably better than Makita, Bosch, Milwaukee. Even if you can make the argument that they are better than those brands, you also could never convince me that they are twice as good as they are (that being the amount they usually cost more than those brands). Just my opinion. Thanks for watching!

I am about to do that! I have a video posting this weekend of a very large segmented bowl I have made from very old southern yellow pine recycled from an early 1900's farm house that was torn down. Keep an eye out! Thanks for watching!

I have no idea what that is.

Thanks! Yea, I didn't think about the placement. I am glad people with experience clued me in! I bought them on Amazon. Thanks for watching!

Well it does fine for me to run around my property... slowly. I am not a motorcycle guy. Thanks for watching

Thank you Tim! Merry Christmas to you and your family!

Well... Don't I feel like a dope! Thanks Doug!

That is great advice! I will do it! Thanks for watching!

As for the power head, not sure of the exact weight, but I did have to place it on the track with my tractor. Mine is elevated to that added a complication for lifting. If you had it at ground level It would certainly be easier. There is some assembly required. You have to run the lift cable and attach the push bar and mount the throttle and water valve.

Thank you David! I am glad you enjoyed it!