Beautiful (but not fast!)

Putting the camera that close to the sander actually jumpscared me 😂 i was scared for my face for a sec before my rational mind caught up!

Enjoyed the video. Thanks for sharing

The ending scene, rotation of the bowl; it was great. Beautiful closeup and you nailed the lighting.

Using the film footage to calculate the trajectory of the missing part …. So slick!

Lovely. Nice original design.

Might have to make some of those calipers, worth noting you could just mark the dimensions after putting them together

Its beautiful

Nice work

Thank you for making this video. I was looking for workshop size suggestions when I ran across a suggestion to check out your woodshop construction video...just a beautiful design btw, I'm a big fan of Frank Lloyd Wright and your shop reminds me of his work. I'm in the planning stages of building my woodshop/workshop and this video is extremely helpful. You've helped me to think about things I hadn't considered. I'll be building it myself and I'm only going to get one chance to get it right, don't want to be cramped. ...Oh, and I love the video effects.

Nice bowl. Would be great for holding a serving of cherries.

I have had huge success at boiling my pieces to accelerate drying. It will take drying time to to weeks to a few months. I also like to use Pentacryl. I have had far more luck with it than with Anchor seal. This is for the turning pieces, obviously not for the slabs.

That came out really, really nice. Great job Frank!

Has there ever been a thought where - even with a knot or crack in the wood, you just continue to turn the bowl and leave it in there? Assuming the crack isn't that big where it is bad for the structure of the bowl, that is

i love your shop

Got to tell you, that cherry will darken up almost as dark as the walnut. It will take 15, 20 years, but it will happen. Other than that, it’s a nice bowl.

To prevent the pieces from sliding around as you glue and clamp them up, put some salt on the glue joint. The salt has enough sharp points to bite into the pieces to keep them from sliding around. I learned that from Steve Wilson, the shaker oval box maker here in Michigan. Sadly, he passed away early last year.

Looks like a buckeye husk

You should sell the caliper design as a digital file.

Beautiful. Love the 'racing stripe'.

Klingon fine furniture. Very cool looking!

Wow ,,,,one of my favorites...

Superr!!

Someone has given me a cherry log - this has given me some inspiration for a future lathe project - so elegant both the bowl and the production ☺️

New Style but still true to yourself. Video and sound are a Masterclass!

Perhaps if you tried gluing the center strips to each side and then clamp them together?

Great video and story. Cute bowl. Mahalo for sharing ❤

1:22 Most satisfying move in youtube cinema history

It looks like the seed pod of some giant flower!

Probably from watching your videos for many years now: once I saw the shape of the bowl I immediately intuited the fix (like anyone would need to be clairvoyant to do that) and I thought about calipers to check the side thickness, then you did it! You making calipers never occured to me and I don't know why not.

Nice looking ❤

Fun to see something simpler this time! Very refreshing and enjoyable!

The video is really interesting, thank you

0:55 that's a face with a bombastic side eye on the bottom of the bowl😮

I love when Frank puts up the screen 😊

What do you do with so many bowls?

Nice piece of work Frank. The "racing stripe" is a nice touch. Thank you for sharing. Have a great day and stay safe.🙂🙂 PS I really like your calipers.👍👍

I'm curious to know what kind of polycarbonate you are using. when I search, I find a wide range of types/grades. 8:39

You really need white balancing and maybe iris down 1-2 stops

The racing stripe is there to help the food get to your mouth faster.

You could put some table salt on your glue joints to stop them from sliding around. And the sale will dissolve a little as the glue dries, saving blades and such. You could use a little sand if you want, but that could hurt blades.

That's a Really Cute Bowl Frank, and another Great Video! ☮️💜🪚

Frank, this was so sweet. That bowl was so whacky to begin with & you made it absolutely beautiful, as usual. Thanks for sharing you art with us. hUgz from Ohio

Very nice bowl. Love the fun funky synthwave sound tracks!

Possibly the chuck was the clamp that could hold the bowl when you glued it up? And racing stripe is the right descriptor. Definitely makes it go faster!

Nice! I love your projects, videos and commentary. Entertaining on all levels.

A suggestion for gluing up odd shaped pieces is the attached pieces of wood with hot melt glue that gives you a good clamping surface. Love the results of your bowl

As simple as it is, this may be one of my favorite projects you’ve done. Nice work Mr. H

You could put your nuts in there

Very nice. I approve.