I would have rather seen how you set the computer to use the machine. I know what a machine like this does, I just don't know how to use the software part. Thanks for the video.

I didn't get anything from that video. You didn't tell us what the dimensions of the wood was when you started, how big when you were done, what kit you used, the holes to add the S & P, what you do so the top spins to grind the pepper, is the salt a grinder or a shaker?

They all look great.

what kind of colored wood is that? It looks amazing! Great work, thanks for sharing this Video!

Just recently cut some pecan. Up to 42" diameter down to 10", there oughta to be a bowl or two in that. Its been dead awhile and has some rotteness and spalting in it. Also cut some green pecan thats about 28" dia. That should result into some good projects.

Whats the name of the drive bit your'e using here? Thanks!

Robert I love your videos and i actually was inspired by you and now i do wood working and im only 10

Robert what tools and lathe do you use?

Robert, when are you going to do another video? It has been two Months

what "oil" are you putting on the vases?

La marcación con la fecha está bonito pero le faltó agregar un grabado bien bonito en homenaje

Where can you buy the brass opening screw top from? Good job!

Nice bowl . I always have to wear power respirator for turning cedar , wear gloves when applying finishes , and lay a wooden tray or sheet of newspaper on bed when applying finishes . Have you ever used a wedge and sledge to split out turning blanks ?

A very nice piece love the interaction between u & Harry

I like ceader bowels.

Where did you get the brass piece for the lid joining?

Thanks for sharing this! Wouldn't you think a ferrule might give it more stability, considering you already weakened the top end of your wood by boring the hole for the theraded insert?

I enjoy your videos. Very skilled. But quit with the silly sexual innuendos. They are enough to make me stop watching your videos. Grow up and present yourself as a professional.

Looks good, Robert.

Pretty cool Robert.

Cool, Robert! Thanks for the shout out!

..."just scratched the surface"... 😂😂😂

Good video. Glad to you both.

Looks like a great machine Hodge. A laser and a. 3D printer are the 2 pieces of equipment that I’m kind of jonesin’ for. One day …. Looking forward to seeing some of the great stuff you do with it.

Looks like you really need to invest in a good bandsaw

Nice project. Rather than taking the time to bring up the tail stock with the drill, just put a small centered hole on the end and use a handheld drill bit with a homemade handle on it. Put it up to the centered hole and you can drill the hole in a couple seconds. Also works great for drilling a depth hole for bowls, boxes etc. A small pill or toothpick box in the shotgun shell size would be cool.

This is really beautiful! The grain is so pretty!

Beautiful crotch piece Robert. Don't know how I missed this one.

It's nice that you show us what you actually made and how it works

delighted to see someone else who keeps turning chisels in a tool chest....... great video

Don't know if this film is any good I had to stop watching after 4 minutes 25 seconds because of the bloody stupid music

Like the way you were able to get it that thin. Very nice

I really like that. This encourages me to get back to turning after a few months break during the cold weather. I like turning pear.

Great work! I did like the original design. Question: What brand and size is your bowl gouge?

Beautiful Robert.

lovely bowl great to see you and harry back at the lathe

Looks good, Robert!

Nice bowl, Robert. And Harry didn't get in your way this time. Bill

Are you using a 40/40 grind?

Nice Robert...glad to see you and Harry back😀...stay safe...press on 😎 Joe

Nice bowl. Happy to see a new video.

A nice piece of art work sir, stunning. Thanks for all the hard work you share with us.🌿 👍👍👍

Super nice, Robert

Nice one Hodge. As you decided to make a shorter live edge piece, I was seeing 2 bowls; the live edge that you ended with and another normal bowl on the bottom that you turned away. Looks great. Well done.

I like this kind bowl it looks great.👍👍

It's a nice one. Interesting the way you fitted the screw threads. I normally have the projecting threads on the lid. Either way works.

What carbide scraper tools are you using?

Beautiful bowl, that wood is sets off the design

Thank you Robert and Harry for the information

Beautiful wood! Nice job turning it into a bowl