Thank you, Frank, no, everything is fine with my lathe, but indeed, I prepared and turned this wood a number of years ago. Now that you mention it, I also knew, and it struck me that this was also my old chainsaw that I had at the time.

thank you Luie

Thank you. Yes otherwise, it would be quite an installation to make a jig with which you can clamp the wood, so for a single piece of wood I use tape.

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Hello Ssue, thank you for watching and your response. I'm glad you like it and if you're interested, I recently made a big project with resin that I put online

@@hbwoodturning17 I'll have to watch it for sure thank you

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Hello, thank you for watching my video and your reply, to dissolve hot melt glue I use denatured alcohol (and patience). I make a hole in the tenon in advance, into which I can pour the denatured alcohol at the end. Once you have poured the alcohol in, you have to wait until the glue releases, which can take 15 to 30 minutes.

Genius! Thanks for sharing a trick! I’m new to wood turning. So I’m sucking up all I can from great content like yours.

Hello Mike, yes that's right, the wood warps when it dries, and it is light and easy to turn and finish, and the wood also smells nice when you work it, especially when it is fresh.

@@hbwoodturning17 Fresh bread is one of my favs to smell !

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Thank you Leo, it is an easy type of wood to finish so that helps.

Thank you Mike, yes the wood is fragile and lightweight, it is easy to turn and simple to finish. The wood is called satin walnut, I understand that satin because when you sand it the surface is just like satin, but I don't understand that walnut part, it is not a type of walnut tree

@@hbwoodturning17 Must be one of those mysteries of the universe.

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Thank you Mike, if you like spalted wood, I have sawdust from spalted beech wood stored with a few pieces of cherry wood stored in garbage bags, it seems that the mold then also spreads to the other wood (it must be true I saw it on the internet)

@@hbwoodturning17 Apparently there's mold in the air too - i have some blanks that weren't spalted when they came in but after a few years sitting around, they got spalted. (probably in my lungs too. Ugh.)

Thank you Huw, it is a small piece of leftover cherry wood that I cored, but the wood is not yet dry, so I have something to do this winter to finish it off.

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Thank you Luie, yes the spalted birchwood is very nice

Thank you, Leo, yes the birchwood is very beautiful

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Thank you, Frank, yes it was a strange piece of wood and at first I couldn't see how the wood grain actually ran, but I did see some tangled wood grain.

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Thank you, Leo

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Ciao, grazie per aver guardato il mio video e la tua risposta, la parete della ciotola ha uno spessore di circa 7 mm e per aver stimato quanto sottile puoi renderlo dipende in gran parte dalle condizioni del legno e da quanto sottile osi andare

Thank you, Leo. Yes, it is a beautiful piece of wood, and I have more of this, but they are large pieces and not yet dry enough to process, so there is more to come

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Yes, I saw this piece in a pile of sawn-off pieces at my work, and I thought it would be a shame if this became firewood. I noticed that the wood grain ran diagonally through this piece of wood and I hoped that it would make a nice, visible, and special wood grain, and that worked.

Hello, yes that can be annoying sometimes, but it is always a challenge to solve it. I use Borma Wachs Basis for quick-drying wood filler because it is versatile and dries quickly partsandpieces.nl/en/product/borma-wachs-basis-voor-sneldrogende-houtvuller/ . I use Chestnut friction polish and that works for me, and it is available from my local supplier and I have not tried any other brand yet

@@hbwoodturning17 awesome.. dually noted. Thanks

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Hello Mike, thank you for watching my video and your reply , It's always good to share methods and ideas with others

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Hello Ram, yes it is certainly unique