Great turning. Currently turning some bud vases for gifts and working on the form/design so helpful to watch your video. Thank you.

Just made several scrpers, skews, and parting skews using the same chinese HSS steel and your method. Worked great, thanks.

Nice pice of work. What oil do you use for wet sanding?

Great video

I know this is 6 years old and you may not see this, but I would like two things explained. Your finish for one-how far did you sand and what friction polish did you use? Also, an explanation of how exactly you did the Celtic knot. Thanks

Amazing

Stunning...

Thank you very much. Beautiful tool you made. Great job

That's ace

Best demonstration thus far, answered all my questions. Thanks for providing the video.

What's the best wood for making handles, Great vid/

Very informative. I am going to try this. Thanks!

Thanks for a fine project. It has given me some motivation to move to inside out ornaments. Thanks

That is fantastic!

I know this is a late comment! I don't wear an expensive metal watch when turning any more - one swipe from your chuck jaws and...!! Loved the ornament.

Excellent piece

Looking forward to the turning Nathan

Great video thank you for sharing

For us beginners, how do you get them to match perfectly?

love it....great job!

Tool steel is often shipped in an annealed state (maximally softened). If it won’t keep an edge,take the blade out of the handle and heat it with a torch until it no longer will stick to a magnet. Then plunge in old motor oil. When it cools down wipe off the oil and put the blade in your kitchen oven at 425 F for three hours. That will give you a properly hardened and tempered blade. If you grind it keep dipping the blade in cool water to avoid re softening the blade. I recently heat treated a bowl gouge I made of 0-1 tool steel and I am quite pleased with it. Frank

Very nice what is the lenth of it

Really Nice Lamp, great job ☘️ ☘️

Does this solution have potential to catch fire?

Great video, really enjoyed watching new with the tannin. I have done the 00000 steel wool, cleaning vinegar and 2 cups of coffee grounds for years. But now can’t wait to order some leaves off Amazon. I can’t recall if you hand a ratio of water to leaves, excuse me if you do, but is that usual mixture, 3 leaves to that amount of water? Or could you boil it down further to make a concentrate? Not sure that would work or not. Thanks for any comments. Take care and thanks again.

Thank you! I've struggled with this program, and gave up on it. But you have explained it well. I'm going to try to work on it soon. Thank you again.

Great tutorial Nathan full view/like/Subd All the best Yiannis (Athens Greece)

Nice job well done have to try one of them

Nicely done the only things I would have done differently would be to pause and dip in cool water while grinding to prevent heating the steel to a blue colour Cut the tang with angle grinder with a cut off disk Drill the tang hole about 6 mm deeper Fix the blade to the handle with epoxy and leave a coat of epoxy on the end to enclose the end of handle and seal around the tang I would strike a Dimple in the side of the ferrel with centre punch and chamfer the edge of the ferrel slightly A very handsome.scraper that should serve you for years

Beautiful

Nathan what product did you finish the ebonized wood with?

That's a really nice job you've done there Nathan, pewter eh? I got a load of Horse Chestnut a couple of years ago and it loved to be ebonised just with the iron acetate. Are you not making any more videos? I've been looking.. Best regards. 🙃

Fantastic pens turning a professional working

very nice, what size blanks to you start up with ?

it was good till you cranked the music up!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

that looks great

Where did you obtain the blanks from?

Hello how long do you let the sanding sealer dry for thanks Michael

Nice work lovely piece but had to watch with no sound that music was awful i would prefer lathe noise

Nice bit of work some finish on it

Excellent result. I was skeptical about grinding out all that HS steel for the tang. I'm sure it warmed up a bit, but came out great. I don't have a belt grinder but it seemed to work so well for the bevel, I wonder if you could have used it for the tang too. Thanks for sharing.

Alright

Hello Nathan, nice to see and hear a fellow Scot on YT. You've got a new subscriber. Best regards. 🙃

what do you call that chisel?tnx bro great work you inspire me

Nathan your work is great. I appreciate your videos. I am a first time viewer.

what is indigbo wood,, how do you get it, where is it from ? OH GREAT VIEDO, WELL DONE . THANKS

Really inspirational -- you made that look so simple. I'm going to give it a shot. One additional thing -- it's incredible that I searched amazon for those same dimensions of bar stock and found that the 5 dollar price you quoted from 2018 has ballooned into about 10 dollars. Absolutely insane. Soul crushing this amount of inflation man. Anyway...

Thanks Nathan, I'm making a second one of these for my brother in-law and couldn't remember how they go together lol. Great video. Thanks for sharing

Well done thats a better job than my first attempt at segmented turning, by the way that xxxxx music is absolutely horrible

I think you should have hardened and tempered it!