You found king wood?? That’s stuff I thought was super rare and only used for inlays

It took me over ten years of on the job training/practice/paying my dues to achieve professional edge results on a normal day. If I could have paid my dues as quickly and easily as I just got a Big Mac, extra sauce, no onion order placed in my hand, I would be something beyond a freak of nature. It was humbling and took a long time to get next level.

Stunning

Object oil sounds like a gag gift from your grandpa he found at a flea market

Beautiful 🙌

MATT IS JACK, CHANGE MY MIND

Use purple heart wood

Use purple heart wood

“Just look at that color” *shows a regular brown bowl*

Beautiful work 🙏🏻

I need woodwork speedrunning to become a sport

its not about putting a bead around the rim to make it better, it's to make it different, everyone and his dog that does woodworking on a lathe makes simple bowls. I suspect a beading makes it more functional so drips drip and not run to the base and make it less slippy to hold if wet

You know the strength of a one piece nerf gun is that it is one piece

Jack frags

Battlefield 2042 going insane rn! Good for you jack!

What a giant waste of time

Shiny.

Time to brake out the cnc machine and make it out of metal

JackFrags???????!!!! Guh?

If you cover it in the oil then doesn't it make the bowl not able to serve the purpose of being a bowl?

I wouldve just sold the blank to a black smith for making scales.

wtf did u think was gonna happen

Beautiful piece of wood my friend

That wood is absolutely beautiful!

If this doesn't work out..do Battlefield videos...youll be a hit Jack

This Jack?

Gorgeous work. Gorgeous wood. What a brilliant hue! 😍

Did you ever have a chisel break in your hand?

@jackfrags

Well. Shit. "Dalbergia louvelii (violet rosewood) is a species of legume in the family Fabaceae. It is found only in Madagascar. It is threatened by habitat loss."

None f it makes a difference if there are no sales.

Beautiful

Hey ignorant question here, when you oil coat it at the end, does that make it food safe/washing safe? Or was this bowl created for specifically a non food purpose such as shelf decoration?

It's so beautiful ❤️❤️❤️ I adore the color 😍

Jackfrags?

That looks so cool.

mid lathework

I want to see this as a handle for a chefs knife

Looks like the pipe pistol from fallout 4

Thats beautiful! 🤩

How flat is perfectly flat? Do they provide any tolerance of flatness and other shape tolerance information? Well it's not really important but makes me curious. Waterstones, or whetstones, or synthetic stones made out of ceramics in general, can be soft. But they can be hard just as well. Not sure if all of them should be called waterstones since there's many splash & go stones on the market now that don't absorb almost any water at all, you just splash something on the surface and go. They really don't create much mess either. Then again there's stones like Shapton's Kuromaku or glass series that seem rather hard. You likely aren't gonna bite into them with the edge, but some people don't like them for being almost too aggressive on removing material. On the other hand there's of course those cheaper side combination stones that are like piece of mud puddles as soon as you lay metal on it. I'd say there's a whole sea of information and variety in the synthetic whetstones as well. Then there's also the natural stones that are somewhat different. And some beautiful stones like Morihei or Imanishi that have natural stone mixed into the synthetic stone, they feel really nice to sharpen on. Sort of on the hard side but really nice slurry, although you can still bite into it. And the higher grit you go, usually the harder the stones are as well. Caveats everywhere. But with them just like you said about sharpening materials in general - know what you're buying before you buy. So that you won't get surprised by misunderstanding what you have in your hands and how to use it. I think most agree that if you're going very high in polishing, there's not many like the natural stones. But maybe the 10k and above grits are more for straight razor and sushi knives. If you find diamond stones are too expensive for flattening, you can get synthetic flattening stones from highly liked manufacturers like Naniwa or Suehiro for something like 20 euros/dollars. Also watch out because it's not at all given that your granite plate is a flat and properly shaped surface either and doesn't live.

Question, why make the guide if you have the angle finder? Couldn’t you just use that every time instead of having 1 more jig floating around the shop?

Dovetail speedrun. Just like a dozen cookies.

Tyson fury talking to me about wood and stuff.

Just watch the world burn at this content😂😂🎉🎉

Ok I’m going with this method.

Beautiful.

Gimme dat bowl

That would make some beautiful knife scales or pistol grips.

Great video, first time planing bought one second hand, your video saved me a headache