Textured Rim Platter, by Nick Cook

[@JungKiChris]

So many good tips, as well as a great personality. Thank you!

[@TheSafecrkr1]

I really enjoyed this video. Especially how Nick addresses the form of the back of the plate. Also, I learned how to cut the rim, (something I've struggled with every time I try a plate or platter.)
The information on the texturing & how leaving the center mass until the last part to avoid the flexing of the rim was brilliant. I wish we could afford to have Nick demo at our wood club. Thank you so much for this informative video. Jim

[@davidsmart8594]

I really enjoyed Nick's demonstration, his delivery.
Please invite him back.
Thanks for posting.

[@frankkaimer8219]

Thanks to Mr.Cook and the Gwinnett Woodworkers for your very informative and much enjoyed videos.
Jim Kaimer High Desert Woodworkers, Apple Valley, Ca.

[@wesleydix8688]

Enjoyed this. Have made several bowls, usually out of walnut. I'd like to use a soft maple, but all I can find online is hard maple or something similar.....what exactly (and where can I find it) do you mean by soft maple ?

[@woodturnermark8529]

Soft Maple usually comes from the west, hard Maple from the northeast

[@seniorchiefharris]

Great demonstration! Very informative and well presented. Would love to see more of his demo's!!! Thanks and safe turning to Nick and all turners at Gwinnett Woodworkers Club!!!

[@rubycler6221]

Excellent demonstration

[@stringmanipulator]

Nice demo :) he made it look so simple

[@DavidTermini]

Very well done thank you very much

[@sheehyhouse7678]

great demo

[@adamquincey4371]

Excellent...
Cheers...

[@glennnord2605]

A lot of good infor

[@williampeak8851]

👍

[@samterian7694]

never wear gloves on a lathe or drill

[@gwinnettwoodworkers]

True it's not a good idea. I cut the fingers off of a glove that I use on some turning. When turning dry wood the hot dust burns your hand.

[@ShaukatHakim]

Cameraman is a jerk☹️

[@robertcornelius3514]

Don't you need to be phone scamming members?