Thank you Walt. I was disappointed that it wasn’t the walnut that it was supposed to be, but it sure came out pretty nice.

Thank you Ruby

🤣🤣🤣 I’m not sure where JP was getting his info. The continental US only has 4. Who knows. Thanks for coming along, watching, and commenting.

Thank you. I appreciate you taking to time to watch and comment. This one was fun on several levels, not the least was that I’d never done this before. It was not my intention to make the ring turn. Wayne and Ruby shamed me into it. So happy my skills were up to it.

Thank you! I’ll post stills on the socials in a few minutes.

Go back and watch again if you need to. Wayne and Ruby did a good job of instructing me. Thanks for coming along.

Thank you Al. I’ll have it along with me Wednesday night!

Thank you Copper. I never intended for the ring to spin. I’m sure happy Wayne and Ruby talked me through it though. I’ll be posting pics on the socials soon.

Happy you were able to watch later. Thank you!

Thank you Larry. It wasn’t what I intended, but sometimes you just have to change directions midstream. Should be a good seller for me.

Thank you Al. See you Wednesday evening. This one should be finished up by then.

Osage Orange is a tough wood to turn once dry. Completely turnable and much easier when green. Sharp tools and patience are the keys. Thanks for watching.

​@@DougMilleratWoodSpunRoundin Florida right now and a place down here has some Osage bowl blanks. May have to pick some up. Thanks for the advice if I decide to turn some. And love your videos, just got out of watching some KZbin for a while.

It was a good project that I was happy to do. Chris kind of fell down on his side of it though.

​@@DougMilleratWoodSpunRoundI think he and I spoke about it. We did a pen blank swap. You don't do much with resin/epoxy do you? I don't think I've seen you turn any before.

Thank you Walt. I redid the top side from scratch and barely had enough of the powder to complete it, but I was able to get the rim coated.

I ended up redoing it after I allowed the tool rest to rub against the rim. Had just enough of the inferno to redo it. Thanks for watching and commenting. I really appreciate it.

Thanks so much Paul. I’m getting some lacquer on it now.

Thank you Al. I ended up redoing the rim, but it is better now.

Thanks Copper. It was a good turn.

Yes I am having a live today. Thanks for watching.

Thank you Ruby. A challenge and a beauty.

Thank you Ray.

Thanks so much Heather. I’ll have it Wednesday evening. Thanks for watching.

Thank you.

You’re right Ron. The glow that the wood has is just right. Thanks for watching and commenting. It means a lot to me.

Thank you! That means a ton to me coming from you.

@ it’s a beast of a piece and beautifully finished 🙏👍👍👍❤️

Thank you Leo. I enjoy doing voice overs. The editing of video not so much. I appreciate you watching and commenting so much. It means a lot to me.

Thank you. I appreciate stopping in to watch and for commenting.

It really is. It was not only large and HEAVY, it was so warped that it beat me up fro the beginning until the very end. Thanks so much for stopping in to watch and comment. I appreciate you so much.

Correct on all counts. Just one correction, this was max +4”. It was some fun over all. Thanks for watching and commenting. I really appreciate it.

Thank you Gary. Since it came out of a slab I have no idea how big this tree was. But I can imagine. Oaks have that tendency to grow quite large. Thank you for watching and commenting.

Thank you. May have been the most challenging piece I’ve done. Took the longest to turn for sure. I sure appreciate you watching.

Yes it did. Finished it Friday night and my hands still hurt. But it was well worth the effort. Thank you for watching!

Thank you. Yes it is BIG, just what I was after. Thanks for watching.

Sounds great. Be sure to post pics across social media. Thanks for watching

I don’t know if it’s bravery or stupidity. Either way I found the platter inside the blank. And it’s massive, just what I was after. Thanks for watching.

Thank you Jamie. My floor is still knee deep with the shavings.

Kevin, I would tell you, “Get some now, don’t hesitate.” The link for Ack’s should be in the video description, as well as my 15% discount code. 2 advantages over sand paper. 1. Saves time over going through all the grits up to 1000. I typically sand 80-120-180-240. Then the abrasive paste. 2. Saves your lungs. Since the particles that are so harmful come off the finer grit sand papers, your saving yourself since there is NO dust when you use abrasive paste. The oil/wax carrier also captures what is abraded off the work. I appreciate you watching and commenting. Happy turning!

Agreed! The Queen is a lovely subject to work with. ☺️

Thank you Jiggsy. The link for it should be in the description. I do not know if they ship to the UK though.

Thank you so much. I appreciate you watching.

Thanks for watching. This was not Live on KZbin, but at a craft show. It sure was a good time.

Go for it Matt. Not a hard turn. So rewarding though. Thanks for watching.

Thanks for watching when you could.

Thank you so much Mike. That a big part of why we do it. We all need encouragement to get into the shop sometimes. So, get out there and make something.

I do understand but it’s really pretty simple. Do a couple of bowls/platters first. Then the vase won’t seem so daunting. Holler if I can help. Thanks for watching.

Thank you

Thank you. The purple is different than the usual blue. Red is next with green, black, and probably brown all coming down the line.

Thank you Dick.

Glad you like it. I’m looking forward to seeing it dry and ready for finish. Thanks for coming along.