People still use bowl gouges?

Very nice. I'm lucky to have a turning friend who has a sand blaster. Great for cleaning the bark of the bowl.

Very good vid, exactly what I was after. No nonsense always wins. New sub here. Are you on instagram?

4 years late, it turned out nice. By the way, did you ever solve the problem with bleed-through? I noticed some bleeding of the black shoe polish in the inside of the bowl. Thanks

So all of the Danish oil instructions I have seen insist on the apply / let soak 10-15 min / wipe off / let harden method. You don’t wipe off the finish at all, so it looks like to me you are putting most of your attention toward controlling the curing process, so the shiny look we see BEFORE we wipe off the finish will remain. This is all new thinking but i like it.

... your cutting FLAT across the chain ????????????????! No way Some folks make chips, some make dust....

Hi.. THATS REALLY INTERESTING.. LOVE THE FINISH LOOK YOU GOT...DAVID AUSTRALIA..

very nice ... how long to harden between each set of 3 coats, please?

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Good video, thanks

👍💓!! Awesome inlay!

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Thank you for the tips. Your video and explanations was very clear.

Not lazy or cheap here. But I have found stacking rounds before ripping with chainsaw slows checking. I will alternate rounds once in while. It is like putting tree back together and one gets exercise when restacking rounds.

I like that you refer to the grind as an Irish grind.. 45 years ago I was reading Peter Child who was English and got me thinking about bowl gouge grinding.. Your presentation is very good too ..Your English is wonderful too. I have always used a cactus juice like product.. I guess it’s time to try this.. Years ago I found a vacuum pump at a yard sale and was cheap. I change the oil in in the vacuum pump from time to time and still can go to -27.5 bars.. on these old punky bowls I like urathane as a finish and holds up better over time.. Your hollow form bowl is very pretty too .. Thank you.. ☺️👍

I like you design with the wide rim.. Nice color too.. thank you..

I have made green bowls for 55 years…. When I find a crack I like to grind them a little bit and grind below the surface.. I use like a fordom or dremel with small bit.. This allows the resin I use to patch them to fill in the crack and is less likely to be surface only.. The effort to just patch surface causes many to fall out while turning or sanding.. The bowl is very pretty and using a crotch of the tree is great.. When my bowls are finished while green I use paste was to slow down drying and shrink wrap.. i weigh the bowl and put results on the base.. I fill the grain with paste wax and shrink wrap.. I keep weighing them over time and eventually like you I turn the round and if crack I treat as I said above.. great project..

Beautiful!

Were can I find this jig?

Beautiful finish. Well explained.

That was so great, well explained,

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Thanks for sharing glade you explain what you were doing I think this is something I will try 😊

I greatly enjoyed this video. The Danish oil finish is fantastic.

Thank you!

How did you add the weight under your lathe? I added sand in the legs but more weight under would be better?

I do similar, though I use mica powder verses glitter.

Thank you for showing this. I have a lot of spalted hickory and oak I want to work with.

Fantastic bowl and video

Pretty cool look. Thanks for sharing.

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Well done!

HI there, new to your channel, which epoxy are you using to waterproof, I am looking to do similar with whisky tumblers

Love the look of the glitter and ca glue, I have some pieces that have cracks in them, I'll have to try this method. The bowl turned out beautifully! 👏

What do you use to clean your brush?

beautiful work of art...

i appreciate you reminding me about the combusting possibilities. Had to go out and remove oil rags from the shop trash...

Stunning work

Excellent video - thanks for sharing

Thank you for your video was very helpful Regards Steve UK London

it was a good video until the music started

Just some feedback. I'm doing this on some drums I'm building and I've found that I can get a really decent gloss after only 3 coats. It would probably be a bit better after four coats but I'm happy with the way it is now. Second, make sure the Danish oil is really dry before sanding between coats otherwise it'll gum up your sandpaper in about 2 seconds.

Thank you it was a great help

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I have been working on a spalted bowl - wish I had seen your video before I started it. Thanks for sharing

Beautifully done. I've been using danish oil for years and never seen it used this way..... you taught an "old dog" a new trick. Thank you!

Looks like it works. Seems to me the wax in the abrasive paste would impair the absorption of the oil. Thank you for sharing. Have a blessed day

I love watching this video ! NO STUPID MUSIC! THANK YOU!!

As a newcomer to woodturning this is very informative and will be really helpful going forward 😁

I used Bondo to fill in a big hole in a bowl I'm turning and it worked great but it's so hard I have to sharpen very often.