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My wife used these plans from WoodPrix and she's very satisfied.

Sam, long time subscriber to your other channel and am now subscribed to this one. The link to your Etsy shop on this video doesn’t work. Might want to look at that. Love your work!

Thank you for sharing Sam. That's a very nice that Sheryl turned. She is becoming quite proficient. You taught her well. Happy to hear that the new channel is beginning to produce a bit of revenue. Have a great 2025 and stay safe. Are you planning on going to SWAT this year?🙂🙂

A master in the art of teaching Sam, I've "borrowed" loads of tips and techniques from you,keep up the good work!👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎

Wow! Didn't think I'd watched that many videos! Keep em coming Sam! Take care, Dave

Thanks Sam

Hi Sam. Nice video. Have you thought of doing a video on taking pictures for selling on Etsy?

Sam, I started turning around 2005, about two years before I retired. I am self taught, because there are only a few turners in my area. I can't remember when I discovered your channel, but it has been a big help to me as I have made the journey to be a turner. I watch both your channels because I have learned you are never to old to learn new things. I appreciate the time you put in to make your videos for me to watch. I realize they require a lot of work on your part and I thank you.

Whether you’re building a sturdy table, a beautiful bookshelf, or a cozy garden bench, you’ll find that WoodPrix plans provide the perfect foundation for truly amazing creations.

I made a similar one with WoodPrix instructions!

I really enjoy plans from WoodPrix.

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Do we know what the solution actually is? Seems like there is not enough of it compared to how much of the metal reactive paint that comes in the lit?

Very interesting Sam. It's a little difficult to visualize the end result as you are applying the different colors though. I wasn't to sure about the whole process. However the still shots of the vase at the end is very nice. It certainly did dress up the plain wood. Thank you for sharing. Have a great 2025 and stay safe.🙂🙂

Thanks for this video! I was gifted to be able to take down a beautiful full Box Elder with gorgeous flame in parts but I am a newbie and have it mostly in huge limbs because I cannot for the life of me decide where to make my cuts! For every reason to go one way I think there could be reason to go another! Doesn't help that my curent lil 10" Beaver Rockwell doesnt give me much size options so do I wait on the whole think and let it keep drying until I can get a better Lathe? Perhaps my indecisiveness is a good thing?? I know it will dry painfully slowly in this large size but at least its only possibly getting better (dryer) and not worse the longer I wait right?

Sam, feel free to do more videos on milling blanks. My favorite videos from your 4-ways partner Richard Raffan are his blank processing ones where he shows how get the most value from your wood.

Thanks Sam. I believe videos like this are much more important than those showing the turning. You pointed out several times here that improper milling of the log / block can result is wasting the prettiest parts. You have shown that these first steps are the critical steps in creating a beautiful turning. Thank you so much for this information. Have a great new year and stay safe.🙂🙂

I was just given a bunch of wet cherry crotch wood and it needs to be processed quickly for storage. I was doubtful about cutting it up and here you come with just advice I need. I haven’t even watched the video yet but I had to pause and say THANK YOU SAM! 😊 I watched the video. Actually, I was hoping for more on the way to determine where the grain figure was best found inside the crotch or log and how to orient the chainsaw and then the bandsaw cuts. Maybe you could revisit this one day. It would not have occurred to me to use the feather as the side to a hollow form so thank you for that new idea! Happy turning.

Watch your finger Sam! Looks like you drew blood.

Looking forward to watching the videos on that wood. Should be beautiful! Stay warm my Friend! Take care, Dave

A scraper leaves a great finish and is the easiest way to smooth out ridges or gradually remove bulk without going too far.

Great to see that... I made it too. Plans from WoodPrix helped me a lot :)

I enjoyed your discussion on the spindle roughing gouge. I seldom miss viewing the videos you post on both your channels. How was the tool rest positioned? Was the tool rest slightly below the headstock center point? At what angle was the gouge positioned horizontally when addressing the wood?

Why is your chuck taped?

Sam, thanks for the great video. What collet are you using for your gouge handle? I can see and utility in switching gouges between one handle if you can quick change without a tool.

Excellent description of the job of the roughing gouge Sam,all the best for the festivities 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍😎😎😎😎😎😎😎

When is this video coming out Sam?

Merry Christmas! Your content is both informative and entertaining. Thank you!

Merry Christmas Sam. This was an excellent demonstration of the spindle roughing gouge. Thank you for sharing.🙂🙂

Thankyou, have a happy new year.

Merry Christmas. Great information, thanks for another great video.

Thanks Sam, you are obviously very committed to your lathe work being Christmas day. Here in Australia it was Christmas yesterday, Anyhow hope you are enjoying your Christmas with your loved ones.

Merry Christmas Sam. Love your tutorials.

Merry Christmas Sam and Cheryle!

Thanks, Sam! Merry Christmas!!

Merry Christmas! Thanks for posting these very informative and easy to understand videos.

Sam, I been following you for so long, I don't really know how long. But I always gain something from your videos. I feel like your videos are like a woodturners encyclopedia of know how.

Much better with voice over. Thanks.🙂🙂

Wow, that is really thin!

Another winner Sam! Keep up the good work 🎉

Yep, always like to hear you explain what you are doing Sam. makes it more interesting. great video, thank you.

Did You make it with WoodPrix instructions?

I know you can get solutions for that on WoodPrix.

Thank you for they information

Sam, that was very informative and helpful. Thank you and stay safe.

Thanks for the instruction Sam. Very informative.

Nice overview, Sam! As they say, form follows function. Thanks for the lesson.

Than you Sám for another great video …. I’m going to make one of these🤠🇨🇱

Good video …… thanks for sharing your experience 🤠🇨🇱

Really appreciated the view from the side, facing the spindle. I haven't ventured too far from horizontal on most of my tool positions and I need to learn this valuable method.