Nice job thank you for sharing

After 12 yrs, the KZbin Algorithm finally serves me a truly charming video ! How have I missed this?😊

Good instructions still valuable after all those years. Thanks.

Where do you get the string/strap/necklace? What’s it called? Can anyone help me with that?

This is nice, simple and beautiful. I don’t mean simple to make, I mean simple on the eyes…

Wonderful work. I like it.

Hi Chas, thanks for the video. I tried your method, except instead of a pin and tape I used a small screw for the first two steps. It let me worry a little less about my initial cuts. Not sure if you tried that and rejected it for some reason? I did have to adjust the thickness of the block vs. the length of the screw to match the piece, but since I didn’t have a pin laying around the choice was easy!

Excellent demo of your technique

Very nice piece and new way of creating pendants. Thanks

I make my own friction polish. It works just as well and cheaper.

A very beautiful piece!

Hi your lathe chuck (black grips) where can I find them, what are they called? Really appreciate your pear log bowl❤ Thanks Malcolm

Stunning 👍

What a beauty 👍

As a beginning turner - I am doing mostly small spindle turnings. I enjoyed watching your video and am sure I will include this in my list of "must do" turnings. Thank you for an exhalent presentation. Very well discribed and the in close camera was also exceptional. One question, Can you tell me about your friction polish - if you make it yourself - can we get your formula. Looking forward to following your video net. Thank you, much appreciated.

Superb looking bowl. It really looks great. Getting rid of the saw damage steered you to a unique beauty.

The piece is beautiful. I watch for entertainment purposes and to relax. Great video but the music is very distracting. Seems like you're competing when you talk.

Sure turned into a great color when the air hit it. Great job

Very nice work. Thank you for the idea, the time and the instruction. I am waiting for the winter weather to clear before I buy a lathe and install it in my co!d garage. Right now I'm hoping for the Rikon 70 3040, but I have to chuckle when I imagine myself bent over that monster working on such fine delicate work. But I guess they say you can do small work on a big lathe but you can't do big work on a small lathe. Again, thank you for sharing.

Super tare 🌽🌽🌽🌽🌽🌽🍯

Hi, enjoyed your video. Any information about the clasps, how do they attach them and where do you buy them.? Thanks.

if it was not for the music it would be really greatmi cabt stand that music makes me thank i am at the doctors offuce

maybe just me but i could do without that awlful music

Wow you are a true artist/craftsman!!! Do you sell your pieces?

brilliant tutorial

I love your work and I am also in the process.Good luck with your work.

Thank you!

hakearon a decoi

I am brand-new at woodturning and this looks like it would be a great project to try. I'd like to know - is that a normal 4-jaw chuck holding the piece? If not, what is it?

First one I have ever seen and it got you another subscriber.

Beautiful Cross thanks for sharing

Hi.

Very nice job.

Awhile back I came across a crew removing this tree with that beautiful orange coloring. Later that day me and a buddy grabbed all the logs. I probably have a thousand pounds of what turns out to be Bradford Pear. A few crotch pieces as well. I can’t wait to play with it.

Thank you for sharing your process and explaining what, why and how.

👍thanks for sharing

Это дуб?

Beautiful job excellent narative

"...and a spinning lathe can fling that glue out." Truer words were never spoken.

You could turn a piece to glue to the bottom to give it a better base to stand on. Use the same wood or something else.

Great bowl video by truly shit music

Bueatyfull Work ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

6:31 You mean flush?

Wow. Totally inspirational but well beyond my skill level. But I might possibly have a go at a semi torus bowl form some time in the future.

Not only love the piece, but way more importantly, the video is helpful due to the explanations offered with- OUT... too much talk about stuff that's not pertinent to the video. There ARE WAY too many videos of people just SHOWING what they're doing, without explaining their thought process or reasoning behind certain procedures, as if we should already know how to do it and understand exactly what they're doing. I call them showoff videos, and I'll stop the video and move on the moment I realize that no explanation is offered.. My theory.. If we knew how to do it, we wouldn't be looking for a how to video... Liked.. Subscribed.. Commented... And hit the bell lol. Bravo.

To describe this chaps work as mediocre would be an insult tomediocrity

Am I the only 17 year old on here? I enjoy woodworking like crazyyy!! Too bad I dont have money to spend on expensive machines. I work with what I got for now though

Absolutely gorgeous! You are a true artist my friend.

Ground level pedestal fill with gold christmas tree balls. Maybe a square plexi glass case just to make sure no one puts trash in the bowl.

Nice work, thanks for sharing. Full View and Like