Thanks for the kind words robert! So glad you noticed, I will always pivot when safety becomes an issue! Don’t want a pound of wood coming off at 2,800 rpm’s! If you enjoyed this video I hope you consider subscribing, that way you catch all my upcoming projects

Thanks !!! This new finish technique came out super nice!!!

Hey Jerry! thanks for the comment, the hollower that i finished the inside of the bowl with is a 3/8" negative rake round carbide tool. i got it on Amazon April 23, but i dont think its sold on there any longer. I prefer to finish with a negative rake becuase it resists tearout. and makes for less sanding

I appreciate the quick reply.

I can probably make that happen!!!!

Thanks !!! I got it from mah mommma! 😁

Haha thanks. I had to try the New pumpkin spice latte today lol! Thanks for the add 😊

Thanks for your comment gary! I put mylands sanding sealer on both the inside and out side . You can see the inside application at 06:13 of the video. Then tried and true to both inside and out

I can assure you it’s “pg” lol

I know but I'm not allowed to guess 🤣

So far so good. I think it makes coffee better !!!!

Only the first cup I could taste the bees wax after that it was fine. I love a good coffee so I completely understand. If you don’t mind throwing out the first cup of boiled water you should be fine

That’s a great question and I’m assuming you are talking about the goose neck carbide cutter… because I’m New to the hobby I only have 5 turning tools, two of which are negative rake, this one has a very wide flat steel forearm, so it doesn’t try to twist out of my hand. I generally gravitate to this one for hollowing out anything ! Thanks for asking ! Do you have a channel too? I’d love to check it out 😀

Oh you’re a pen channel!!!! I love it !!! I got my setup from penn state industries

@@kevindcreates definitely understand the flat bottom part. Check out easy wood tools. All their carbides are squared so they have a flat bottom but yes the hollowers have a wider flat bottom. I’m a demonstrator for easy wood tools.

@@kevindcreates yes. I turn lots of things but more pens than others.

I’m not sure that I mentioned it ! That was a branch from a pin oak tree from my parents front yard. The food safe finish is marketed by the name tried and true. It’s a mixture of wax and linseed oil (not boiled) and bees wax. It gets burnished causing friction and heat closing up the pores of the wood

Thanks kerry ! Thank you so much for the nice tip on reducing tear out! I know I need conventional tools but until then it’ll be oil and negative rake carbide !

It smells delightful!!! Just like a campfire

Thank you for the kind words David! Your comment definitely makes creating worthwhile 🤗 So the 5 minute or so I am using a “negative rake carbide cutter (round shape).“ mine, I got from Amazon in a two piece set the brand was Vinwox; I just looked them up and I can’t find that two piece set but vinwox still sells a few sets. The negative rake leads to less tear out so I use that on my final passes on the inside of the bowl; coupled with a liberal amount of oil helps sheer the tear out off ; light slow passes with the motor turned up will give you less to sand. My regular turning tools are the standard carbide set from penn state industries online, they sell a few sets and they are all great tools. These came with my lathe kit and I only have to replace the cutters rarely . If you have any questions, I am happy to talk through them, or create a video explaining anything you might need keep in mind I’m new too, but I’m happy to share what I know ! Cheers David !

That one I believe is some species of Oak, my parents were cutting down the tree in their front yard. I snagged a few pieces. Great grain patterns make some great bowls !

Do you have a channel Jim or a website? i'd love to check it out!

Thanks for the kind words Sue ! I’m just learning everyday 😜 it helps to have a ton of inspiration here on KZbin

Thanks Thien! This thing is so versatile! I’m only just beginning 😉

That’s a great idea! I’ll have to try that !

That’s the best finish I’ve found yet; but unfortunately because I used the sanding sealer it’s not food grade

The sky is the limit ! Glass, mirror, plastic ,painted steel any number of things !

This is my most favorite bowl yet! I can’t wait for the next one , and I can confirm it’s great for hibiscus tea …. I ran out of oolong 😀

Thanks for the feedback John! I currently don’t have a way to sharpen conventional tools so I don’t have them yet! I so want to try them though

Go take a look at Glenn and Lisa teagle on carbide and see how to use them properly 😊

Hi Kevin you need to take a look at the way you are using the bandsaw !! You are heading the right way for an accident 😮

@@jimgeelan5949 im glad you mentioned that. I got called out for this video then created a jig for safe circle cutting. Check it out

@@jimgeelan5949 I’ll have to take a look

That was my first time with walnut ! I got the blank for my birthday and got hooked

Thanks for the kind words ! Haha yeah that was tropical storm Debbie

Thanks dennis! I definitely needed this jig ! And you can build one too

Thank you for speaking up! You were absolutely correct. I’m on a journey; learning more every day

@kevindcreates me too man..

@@kevindcreates the other piece of advice is to lower the blade guard to the height of material...

@@myhoneyshandmade1077 I went over that in the vid 😎 and even had to adjust safely mid cut

@@kevindcreates cool..

It was , I thought I was gonna lose a limb above the roof !

Great catch! And I even turned the audio down. That was tropical storm Debbie !

Awe that’s too kind. I actually just started turning! I’m new on this wood journey ! And just picked up a cheap set of conventional tools from marketplace! I can’t wait to try them

Thanks Jose! Thanks for watching I hope you enjoy!

You are 100% correct! I love woods imperfections and unique characteristics! Thanks for watching

It’s funny you mention that ! So I shot this video, then KZbinr “turn a wood bowl” comes out with 7 mistakes on the bandsaw the following day. I love his content, said shoot, he’s right I just broke two very important rules. Then during edit, contemplated not even putting the beginning footage in but decided for it to be. That being said , in the next month I’m going to be making a video creating a circle cutting jig for the bandsaw which will eliminate all the danger . Totally agree after watching his video about the guide being too high Thanks for the input and know that I will be altering my methods moving forward. Also thanks for watching. It’s people like you that watch and engage, that keep me making content.

@kevindcreates yeah..love my circle jig..made it for free

​@@kevindcreates at least you are authentic. It makes me want to watch videos when creators are honest.

@@JamesCouch777 This channel is all about the journey, no reason to not share it all. i made a mistake, got called on it. Was able to produce a safer means to use the band saw and my fingers thank me :D thanks for watching James!

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@@kevindcreates халтура😐

I can make that happen! Happy to ship you something!

Your mileage may vary 😉

That’s awesome to hear bsk! I’ve got a few instructional videos, some time lapse videos, and I’m happy to answer any questions that may come up ! It’s cheap ish to get started, and I can steer you to some Facebook groups that might help

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Haha I have a cup on the list of things to make next-ish! I just want a food safe finish that I can confidently use

Haha it could if I could find some string !!!

@kevindcreates string is easy. The issue is the tiny metal tips. A friend of mine wanted to make some spinning tops. He lost a walnut tree and he has the wood for special projects. He ended up making them from scrap stainless. Unfortunately, I don't own a metal lathe.

I thought it was going to be an adult toy plug of sorts

@@jameslastname9171 it could have many uses #multitool

My wife makes them out of resin. I saw here and went hrmmm! Love it

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They both turned out very nice and he loved them