Thank you.

What can you tell me about "shine juice"? Mine does not work as well as the KZbin guys

Thank For the opportunity to create mine ❤❤❤

Very cool I think I have two people who want one have a new late i havent tried yet

Thanks for including the rough measurements and kind of wood you may be using. Enjoy very much!

Are you turning these from green wood? Or if not how do you dry the limbs for turning? Thanks, as a beginner this is a great video instruction!

Sadly, you did not turn a hummingbird house. Hummingbirds build cup nest, you build a cavity nest. No hummingbird will ever use that nest.

Thanks for sharing. I’m going to make this.

Thank You For Sharing Your EXPERTISE Sir!

Lost woth carving tool, way to slow for me..got to be a faster lathe way

That's a very long winded way of making bowls. Just hollow the end grain out, then shape the outside. Then part it of. No rechucking required! I agree with @WesleyJolly on that one.

Dean, I liked this and I got to make one. I did notice that in amazon there were also carbide. Would not that make better sharper tool?

Would be good if you showed how you mounted the wood!

Highlightingtipsbwas a great idea, correcting many flawsvand deficiencies bin thevdozennotherblivevedge videos Inwatchef beforehand. Thanks Dean, much appreciated.

Dean it was good to see you on Worldwide woodturning, you looking great my friend 😊

Dean, I am so happy to hear you are headed the right direction. God is good. Yours are among my favorite videos and I have learned a lot by watching them. Thank you and God bless. Joe

Curious to know what type of material you use for the beard

If I'm understanding lathe speeds correctly, this size piece would be good at approx 3000rpm, yes?

That is a helpful vid, I am ordering the G888 tomorrow. Thank You.

Dean / what method will you use to sharpen your endmile

I found the individual bits at Ace hardware.

Dean, I really like this idea. I have an Elbo Hollowing tool that I love dearly and use very frequently. Since it has a bar that goes down inside the vessel, I'm wondering if there is a way to merge the two. Maybe I could use the bar and not need to move the tool rest. I' working on that idea but if you think of it before me, please let us know. Many thanks for the great vids you do for us. Joe

Enjoying your Videos Dean hope your ok. Made a few of your projects.

I had good results gluing the stick into the foam with a hot melt glue gun. Goop worked too, but it took 24 hours to cure.

Thanks Dean!

That's a great idea. Thanks Dean.

Hi Dean, I'm wondering if you have new thoughts on this tool since creating this video. Thanks

Looks really good but think I will walk on your tools look way too much for me. But truly beautiful

Sound is A-ok go for it there mister turner

Excellent instructional video on tenons! I also liked your video angles and close-up shots of the tenon techniques and guidance on turning bowls. Thank you sir!

How did you make the display stand?

Great video. I'm just starting to turn on a lathe. You make it looks effortless.

Very nice

Nice work but Hummingbirds don't nest in an enclosed environment.

This is, apparently, Dean's last video as of 7/20/2024. Did he pass or just get tired of turning or posting?

What was the moisture content of the wood before turning?

Very helpful! Thanks

nice job. glueing up may handles tonight.

My question is about the wood you used . I'm unable to orient the grain direction. My first thought was that it was a limb with grain running end to end? My experience, however, tells me that end grain isn't any fun. Any help you can give about the blank you started with will be greatly appreciated!

what do you charge for it?

I can't wait to give this a try, thank you!

Great information to know. Thank you. My cozen gave me a table top cabinet with a broken tipped seam ripper that I figured I might fixup to do some detailing with. I have grounded a bevel onto the longest point and took off the short one. Yes I will be extra careful when I try to use it seeing as my hand will be extra Close to the wood, more so than with my other tools.

Thanks for this video! I've been looking into the VersaFlo systems and i really like them... not so much their price. But, with a 3M helmet and hose, and a filter like this, i can get very similar results for sub $1000, thanks!

Love the twig pots. Been making them from glue ups and 2x2 & 3x3 wood, so no bark. But, i have a 3'x3'x5' storage box that has been full of limbs. It acts like a kiln in the Florida sun. Some have been curing for 2 years, all at least a year. Im going to get some out today. I also do a lot of cactus pots. Got that from Kent on "Turn A Wood Bowl" on KZbin. Thanks for a great refresher course.

Good video Dean thanks. Although I wish the US would join the rest of the world with the metric system! All that talk of inches means nothing to me! 😂

Audio is working good

Our local turning club has taken up the challenge to make several dozen of these for local people in need. Dean, an enjoyable and informative video. Thank you!

Thanks. Going to do my first hollowform and this is a bjg help.

Your videos are the best. I am learning a lot from watching.

Excellent demonstration doing a birds mouth