Woodturning - Let's make an Elm platter

I haven't created anything by turning outboard ... until now! This video features wood from an elm slab, which is 50mm thick (2").
Here are some of the products which I use. Though, I receive no support from vendors of these products, I will mention them to aid the newer turners in deciding what they like and what they don't!
Chestnut products
Cellulose Sanding sealer
Thinned cellulose sanding sealer using the Chestnut thinner
Acrylic sanding sealer
Wax 22
Thin CA
Medium CA
Food Safe oil
Other consumables
Starbond EM-02 thin CA
03a thin CA
Gorilla PVA
True Grit abrasive wax paste
True Grit superfine abrasive wax paste
Colron Danish oil
Disclaimer
I am not a professional woodturner, I have not been trained by a professional and therefore my techniques are purely for your observation, as they may not conform to 'best practices'. The onus is on the viewer to receive professional training and guidance before performing any woodturning techniques which are demonstarted on my UA-cam channel (@clickandturn).

[@avagivian7970]

Every day is a school day! 😂❤

[@ClickandTurn]

It certainly is my old fruit!! I hope you are doing ok, haven't spoken to you for ages!

[@MoleValleyMaker]

Probably sanding sealer fouling the sand paper rather than the grit. Great piece though. I often put old pieces back on the lathe to refine them but you need to oush yourself a little sometimes. Cheers, Dave

[@ClickandTurn]

Thanks Dave. Indeed, I was a bit nervous about messing up the rim with the beads, but there was plenty of meat left on it to go again .... given a little more time 🙂. I did enjoy it and I have another lump of elm to push myself some more!