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Lovely little vases …. Will defo have a at that 👍🙂

Really great demo and instruction. Very professionally done. Thank you, great project also.

Brilliant Colwin Thank you

A most enjoyable session , looking forward for the finished piece

Colwin, what wood did you use for this please ?

That looks amazing.

👌👍

I have noticed that you seem to prefer a “bottom feeder” for the bottom of a bowl. Other people I have seen on You Tube e.g. Richard Raffan use a rounded scraper. Is it personal preference which to use or are there other reasons to choose one rather than the other.

If you are thinking of live evening videos I would prefer 6:30 to 8:30 pm.

You were going to give sizes ?

Sorry about the Agave root Colwin, I couldn't turn it either

Hi..thats real interesting..just cant believe you can turn palm.. it dose look good..bit softer than the woods here..DAVID. AUSTRALIA..ex.. GLOUCESTER.. WEST WALES..

Beautiful. I’m looking forward to seeing how this palm finishes after it has dried a bit. Thank you for sharing it.

Thanks for mentioning speed and the dangers of an exploding bowl. A few months ago and ten stitches in my arm later… I learned the hard way!

Are palms more closely related to grasses and plantains than "real" trees? This might account for the differences in turning characteristics.

Great video Colwin &Tom

Loverly video, you two😊. Thanks for taking the time to make them.

Hello Colwin and Tom, great session really enjoyed the live video.

Hi Colwin, Tom and everyone.

Looks great!

Thanks Colwin - butiful🦊

Really good.gives a lot of inspiration.

Hi Colwin. I have a challenge for you… something I’ve not yet seen is a vase encapsulated by wood but not only that, it should have open sections so you can see through it. In my mind this feels like it should be a)doable and b) really interesting. I’m thinking a slightly pear-shaped vase so the neck is thinner meaning the wooden part is permanently attached. What do you think?

Who would have thought the only UA-camr my wife would know by voice alone would be you, lol. Great to see you turning again, you’ve inspired so much of the work I do (and tools I buy) Cheers

Superb! thank you

That bowl looks awesome.

An excellent demo Colwin, very informative and enjoyable. Cheers. Mike

Really nice!! What kind of bevel is grinded on the bowl gauge?

Hi Colwin, another great video, but something is wrong with the sound all the way through. It’s constantly clipped and over modulated. Maybe you have a line-out from mike going into a mike-in instead of line-in? The distortion on both your and tom’s voice (his is worse) makes it a difficult listen which is a real shame. Anyway, love the new channel and thank you for being an inspiration to newbie turners like me

Always love your videos and teaching methods! I love this idea for this type of bowl. Can’t wait for you to come back to Nick Agars school for another class. Hope you’re in one of the classes that you said Nick was posting this month for his school.

Really great to see you make this! Just wonderful curves. I would be happy with a 1/3 scale model to save you some shipping cost. -Kay

Very nice Colwyn.

It's a good idea for the osage orange scraps I have lying around. Thanks Colwin.

Nicely done 👍

Hi Colwin and team, another great instructional video thank you

Colwin that was a smashing job mate well done, I just love these wee birds

Terry at Chesnuts products recommends a piece of 80 grit paper stuck to a piece of flat timber, I tried it and it cleaned up the mops to a unbelievable level.

I've been turning for 8 years and carving birds for 20 years. Here is my King Fisher.

Great video & information - thanks Colwin

can you show us how to do the finish with the gloss finish many thanks

Very nice piece but I would love to see it with a more complex base. My idea would be to have the base be a larger, key dish-type thing where the bird is hitting the water in say the top left corner of a non-circular ‘pond’. I don’t know how would achieve that on a lathe but I’d really like to see you try it 🙏

Great demo. Very interesting project

Really great fun project. Looks great

Very nice 👍

Another great informative content 👍.Colwin are you stocking blanks at your shop ?or is is it just finished pieces?

Great demo lovely piece's of wood

Another wonderful project and teaching video, Colwin. The dust collector makes a loud and persistent noise that is annoying. I appreciate the need for dust control. Perhaps a different microphone would help with this noise. while still keeping your commentary so clear.. Thanks

That is cool. If you added a recess in the base, and glue a magnet in to have it on the top of the fridge or some place a magnet would stick.

Excellent turning Colwin. Bird and base are both wonderful. Tremendous piece.

Really a fun project.