Thank you, I have been watching and 👍🏼 for over a year, I am just not always very good at leaving comments 😬 but thanks for doing the videos they are very informative.

Like the shape and looks even better when they are together as a set. Thanks

You have a good eye for the sweep of the curves, and a steady hand!

Nice. Ppl like tea lights.

Those Base Camp masks r great I bought a two pack that way I always have a clean one . I where one when turning running my table saw band saw when using my thickness planner sanding one of the things I really like about them is I can put one on and still put a face shield on as well. Where you can't do that with dust masks that have the big chunky filters on them Blessings

I really liked when you did these last year ….. fun to watch you turn them again 🤠🇨🇱

Kept waiting for your cod to come along! Handy to be only a few minutes away from the water. The Humber looks pretty wide where you’re fishing

Good effort guys and a new subscriber too cheers martyn van life fisherman

Thanks, Glenn, for sharing our Black Friday deals! 🖤🎉 No matter what, always wear a mask for fine dust protection-our masks are comfortable and affordable!

I have ordered you standard set & cannot wait for them to arrive! The amount of recommendations for your chisels was amazing on a Facebook woodturning group!

Inverness cape, I have one for when I wear my kilt. Great demo, I will make this February next year.

Beautiful Glenn these really look great and very easy to make fantastic for taking to the market Blessings

Glenn you are a worm whisperer!😆😆! You both seem to be enjoying your day

What is the temperature? I live in Tuscola, Illinois and it is 28 degrees Fahrenheit.

Way to go Lisa!

Glenn you are great

That's a nice looking set .

You're doing well getting the sessions in! Any idea if all this rain and snowmelt is killing the fishing at the moment?

Good good

Hi Glenn. I have been a power cap user since getting into turning a couple of years ago. It’s a brilliant bit of kit. You only need to look at the filters to see what protection your lungs are getting! However, I have not found an effective extractor yet, nor any sound advice on how to prevent the contents of my workshop getting a thick coating of dust in a very short time!☹️ Any chance you can give us a few words of wisdom on this topic?

Glenn & Liza That turned out really nice buddy, great job.

Nice project the larch looked particularly nice .

Great job as usual Glenn, I've been trying think what to do with some off cuts of oak I got, now I no lol 😂

That is a nice design Glenn. Plain but stand out ish. 👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

Sweet! I've got to find a wood source somehow for turning. There is a good lumber store about 45 minutes away, but a piece of wood the size of these would be about $5. Thanks for the show.

Glenn. You are right, I wear the mask that I won a few months ago every time I am in front of my lathe. Love it, thanks 👍

Blind wood turning !!! Wow, That is amazing..

I'm very new to woodturning but have invested in one of the Axminster masks early on, really good product.

With my lathe and tools, it would take me an hour to produce this holder. That's Chinese hoods for you.

Beautiful my friend 👋👋🇮🇩🇮🇩

Love the videos keep doing what you do. Thank you.

Glen your a legend what a teacher 😊

A few days ago, I looked into the differences between US vs UK PAPR regulations. The US only has one protection level under the NOISH regulation, while the UK has three under EN12941 (TH1, TH2, TH3). On the surface, the NOISH requirement appears to be more strict than TH3, but I think they're roughly equal in application-regulatory standards aren't the easiest things to parse and compare between countries. The Axminster system is TH1, which allows for 10% inward leakage and uses a P1 (80% filtration) filter. For comparison, the Trend Airshield Pro is TH2, which allows for 2% inward leakage and uses a P2 (94% filtration) filter. TH3 units allow for .2% internal leakage and use P3 (99.95% filtration) filters. All of that is to say that the Axminster unit might be better suited for green wood. With the amount of dry wood that you turn, I would encourage you consider at least a TH2 rated unit.

Glen, could you sharpen carbide with a diamond belt?

Glenn & Liza great wee video and very valid information.

Before you said along lines of back soon was like hold on where's the vase😂😂 oh and the gag masks and plunger never change mate 😂😂👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

Very valid, face mask so important. Sanding machine for piles?😂

Hi Glen and Liza I was wondering what types of paint dose liza use to paint the figures with thanks in advance

happy birthday liza great videos guys

Covered in the resin strips, you remind me of a monster from Lost in space back in the 60s

What was the finish you used a She what?

love the honest FU's as we all live those. Thanks for not editing them out.

Awesome! Thanks so much

Happy birthday Liza, hope you've had a great day. Another awesome video, cheers 👍

Glenn & Liza great wee video, I watched Colwin the other day and he said he had met you at Harogate, he was impressed that when he spoke to you on the carbide chisels you said they were not scrapers but cutters. Well done you buddy you obviously set him straight. lol

Happy birthday, Liza 🎉

Thank you for your reply yes I did see the video you were using a stone wheel I just need to know if I is the same setup Regards Alan

I don’t see where you used your forstner bit to make the mortise for the tealight? On the editing floor perhaps?

Hello Glenn and Liza can you tell me if I can fit a CBN wheel to my wood lathe kind Regards Alan

I agree with your comment that the safety guys dont really do any crafting. It seems the USA environment really causes this litigious response from an early age in an effort to reduce lawsuits because someone did something stupid. Unfortunately, you cant fix stupid. You can only add guards, light curtains, gates, safety eyes, dead man switches, etc.😅