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Another excellent and very clever project thank you thank you 👏👏👏👏👏
Very nice. Wenge can be hard to work with but ends up so beautiful!!!
i just started on a bowl like this and the paper trick to align them is EXCELLENT i wish i had thought of it
hi steve i found you from a shout out from mike waldt in the uk he praised your skills nice job plus another follower cheers
Looks great from my house Steve. I have never used CA glue for gluing segments together but it sure seemed to work fine. Take care Mark
I think it came out good too! Like bringing in the tailstop to catch the ring.
Great job lovely work Steve, Cheers Harry
SJ, bello trabajo felicitaciones , un saludo desde la ciudad de Valdivia Chile ...
Nice bowl. I use a lot of walnut oil too.
+Willem Kossen Thanks Willem. I love the simplicity of just coating things with oil.
A very nice piece Steve, not the easiest design to finish I bet :)Take careMike
Looks great . Good video!
+Custom Chris Thanks, Chris. And thanks for the avatar, too!
Amazing! maybe for the segments use Ebony? It's very hard but it's solid and it won't chip out much. Just a thought. Great work!- Zach
+Zach Thomas That's a good idea. I don't have any of that laying around, but it would look great for sure.
Beautiful work.
+Lazy watchsmith Thanks!
I like the idea but will use Titebond on the spacers turned so the end grain is pointing in the gaps.
turned out to be a nice bowl...koottoes
I like it ! great video and subscribed.Cheers, Bram.
Very nice!!! I think the wood might be Black Locust, turned some that looks the same. But you know wood... :)
Pretty Cool!
+Cip's Wood Chips Thanks, Cip!
nice bowl, my only concern is using ca, it can be a bit brittle but hey if it works it works, nice job.
Excelente trabajo soy su seguidor por UA-cam me gusta ese objeto con que le da acabado Qué tipo de madera es esa
I like it . Turn the wanga in the opposite direction so your cutting with grain . By the way what was the brand name of that 5/8 gouge , i'm looking for one .
I Like IT
+Jerry Puckett Thanks for watching, Jerry
Great work. No match the grain between the rim and the body?
+José Molina True, I made no real attempt to line that up. That is a good idea.
+SJWoodworks Thanks
sorry how much is this machine?
Another excellent and very clever project thank you thank you 👏👏👏👏👏
Very nice. Wenge can be hard to work with but ends up so beautiful!!!
i just started on a bowl like this and the paper trick to align them is EXCELLENT i wish i had thought of it
hi steve i found you from a shout out from mike waldt in the uk he praised your skills nice job plus another follower cheers
Looks great from my house Steve. I have never used CA glue for gluing segments together but it sure seemed to work fine.
Take care
Mark
I think it came out good too! Like bringing in the tailstop to catch the ring.
Great job lovely work Steve,
Cheers Harry
SJ, bello trabajo felicitaciones , un saludo desde la ciudad de Valdivia Chile ...
Nice bowl. I use a lot of walnut oil too.
+Willem Kossen Thanks Willem. I love the simplicity of just coating things with oil.
A very nice piece Steve, not the easiest design to finish I bet :)
Take care
Mike
Looks great . Good video!
+Custom Chris Thanks, Chris. And thanks for the avatar, too!
Amazing! maybe for the segments use Ebony? It's very hard but it's solid and it won't chip out much. Just a thought. Great work!
- Zach
+Zach Thomas That's a good idea. I don't have any of that laying around, but it would look great for sure.
Beautiful work.
+Lazy watchsmith Thanks!
I like the idea but will use Titebond on the spacers turned so the end grain is pointing in the gaps.
turned out to be a nice bowl...koottoes
I like it ! great video and subscribed.Cheers, Bram.
Very nice!!! I think the wood might be Black Locust, turned some that looks the same. But you know wood... :)
Pretty Cool!
+Cip's Wood Chips Thanks, Cip!
nice bowl, my only concern is using ca, it can be a bit brittle but hey if it works it works, nice job.
Excelente trabajo soy su seguidor por UA-cam me gusta ese objeto con que le da acabado Qué tipo de madera es esa
I like it . Turn the wanga in the opposite direction so your cutting with grain . By the way what was the brand name of that 5/8 gouge , i'm looking for one .
I Like IT
+Jerry Puckett Thanks for watching, Jerry
Great work. No match the grain between the rim and the body?
+José Molina True, I made no real attempt to line that up. That is a good idea.
+SJWoodworks Thanks
sorry how much is this machine?