I would love to see a. Full video oñ you cabin

That's a good idea to make a video.

Great job brother! Very nice

Thank you, Kerry. I am new (really new) to turning and your instructions are going to be very helpful to me.

I was just gonna ask how often you use your rotating headstock and then you did it! You have my dream lathe! I have an old nova 3000 and use the rotating headstock all the time and when I upgrade I want that feature. We have jacaranda here in arizona as well. A friend told me I had some in a load of firewood I got and it was a pink-ish color with some curly figure. It was also super dense and hard to turn, so maybe it’s not jacaranda after all.

Thanks for sharing

Love it. 😂

Can’t believe I missed this video! Thanks for sharing this tip from Mike Mahoney. He along with Richard Raffan are two of my favorite turners. The videos they share are soooo practical and useful for all turning. Cheers Kerry! 😊

Thanks!

Great work bro, looks like a fun project

great Gooseneck tip!

Hej mate, great work and explanation 🙂👋

Great video, thank you. Do you have a list of all the components you recommend for a turner? Not sure whether to buy a ‘complete system’ or individual components

Hey Kez awsome to see ya stick with it and get it done! As a machinist (30yrs) I've had to do my fair share of production runs. And I have to say that most people don't really understand what it actually takes mentally/physically to accomplish the end goal. I love what I do. But I prefer the one off's or small batch. I have to have the mental stimulation of variety to keep me interested otherwise I get bored. So my HUGE congratulations to you for getting it done. I actually took a big break from all the extras I was taking on in life. And I think now I'm ready to get back to it with a fresh new perspective. Keep up the excellence! Everything you do makes it all worth while in the end.

My two girls and I enjoyed the video! They loved the turning... never see them so mesmerised 😅

Thanks 👍

Mate your videos are never boring, good to have a laugh while enjoying what you do, many thanks again

Nice one, and interesting timing mate. I've been drying the Roses (7 varieties) and Lavender (4 varieties) from my garden for potpourri use.

Great job and fine result cheers from Luxembourg 🇱🇺 europe

Thanks Kerry. Love turning our Jacaranda over here in the west cobber.🤠

I love the way you did the voice over @ 15.30 from the dunny 😊 another brilliant video mate 🙏

Beautiful little pot …. Great job mate 🙂👍

Right on, Kerry! Another simple-yet-beautiful piece. Well done! 👍

I enjoyed watching your work flow it’s much the same as mine. I use the easy wood hollowing tools for stress free hollowing. This was great timing as I just made Potpourri bowl yesterday. I really enjoy making them and they make a perfect gift. Take care my friend and stay healthy and safe.

Nice piece, Kezza.Glad to see you back turning in a more relaxed pace. I mount my branding iron in a drill chuck in the tailstock and it is centered every time.

Nice work Kez!

Great little project Kez!! Very well explained as ever 🙂👍🏻

Very nicely done piece. Stay safe.

Great gift idea and it turned out great! Nicely done!

For tools and gear info, see the show notes. Thanks again, Pop’s Shed, for the Potpourri Lid. Cheers, Kez

That's a great gift my brother.

Great job Kerry! The most informative video on this product that I’ve seen to date.

I have access to loads of Camphor wood here in USA Central ,Florida. Years ago our genius government outlawed it because it's " poisonous." Tell me what kind of tosser would eat a damn tree. I know! Our elected officials!!

Absolutely brilliant video, kerry. Thanks for sharing your bellflower hints 👍

At about the 27 minute point, you commented that you would like some comments on your technique on turning with the large bowl gouge. Since you were turning with the round flute at the bottom, you are not cutting, but you are actually scraping with this tool. To cut with the gouge it should be "riding the bevel" rotating the gouge clockwise angle between 45 and 90 degrees from your horizontal approach. This will smoothly "slice" the surface away, thereby avoiding the tare out you are experiences. Look for "riding the bevel" videos on KZbin for video examples.

Great choice for the milestone bowl mate!

dextrously (alternate spelling: dexterously)--that's the word you were looking for around 11:00

Thank youo for this.

Actually, very useful feedback. Couldn't say why I never thought of the Forstner bit pre-drill.

Great video KJ! Your lessons transcend more than to wood working. Keep up the good work.

Awesome video and recap bro. Very cool to be involved with a personal project like that. excellent work and thanks for sharing your lessons learned

Excellent video. Informative and self-deprecating. Excellent viewing. Great cause 👍🏻

Thanks for sharing your thoughts on the project. Gives me food for thought on how I can be more efficient.😊

I can't even imagine taking on a project that big as well as for the need of consistency! Well done!

Kerry, Thanks for the great information thorough explanation. What grit do you use for the wet sanding?

Great video, really enjoyed listening and understanding your workflow. So glad to hear the “whip”! I laugh each time I hear it. Take care my friend and keep healthy and safe.

I’m not a wood turner - but I love your vibe. Good luck with your channel 👍

Always a learning curve when doing production work. Excellent as always sir!

Get it, use it and put it back were you found it!