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I finally got to turn on my new lathe. I chose this beautiful Maple blank I found at Rockler and thought it would make a great first project. I hope you enjoy it!

[@randywood4782]

Like your new wood lathe very nice

[@johnbrock1602]

Glad to see you back. Like your new lathe

[@oneshotme]

Thumbs up and enjoyed as well!

[@irmalittell-edelen8562]

That is my size of a candy dish. I really like the electrode feature on the rim. I can tell you really liked making this bowl so in my opinion keep doing what brings you happiness.

[@StephenOgle]

Thank you very much. I really enjoyed this project and all that came with it. My first turn on my new lathe and a piece of bought wood. LOL! Lots of firsts in this one. Thank you for commenting and Take Care.

[@tanatalus1]

Love that lathe.

[@tomasarguinzoni9022]

Very nice job 👍🏼

[@johnwallace4408]

Congratulations on the new lathe!

[@trevororr8927]

Thanks Stephen, nice bowl.. always enjoy watching you turn wood into art.🤠

[@scottparat]

Wow, very cool to watch an adult male show off his tools and new machine :) Seriously, I really enjoy watching you work your new machine and some sharp tools ...they look like expensive steel. Kind of funny, we really never grow up, a new lathe at 40, 50 or 60+ years of age is probably not much different than a electric 4-wheeler when you are 4 or 5 years old ....just watched my grandsons go thru 4 wheels, striders, oset and finally dirt bikes ....oldest is 4 and youngest is 2 ....the joy and pride they show is probably no different if I had a new lathe that would turn a 24" bowl :) Thanks again for sharing! .....Not sure what I should think about your buying a piece of wood !!!! LOL

[@henrysumner8041]

That is an absolutely fabulous bowl, I'm green with envy. It's great to see you back.

[@MichaelJohnson-jt5cu]

Stephen you need some longer insulated probes for burning Lichtenburg designs on the wood and you should also be wearing some insulated electrical gloves to prevent a shock potential. Close to twenty people have died this last year from accidents involved with using electricity to burn designs in wood. Be safe!

[@PHIL_S]

Always a nice product from your channel/shop - thanks for sharing

[@darylreinke8621]

Sure glad to see you producing videos again. Given a choice of 10 or 20 turners to watch, I always watch yours first. Welcome back!

[@PopsShop]

Great to have you back. New lathe looks great too. I’m sure you will enjoy it and make many great projects.

[@brianmiller5100]

Great looking dish. Nice low end torque and happy that all of your tool rests are compatible.

[@terryhanson3644]

Very nice project Stephen, glad you like your new lathe.Thanks for making the video!

[@knottie_gurldeannamorris1136]

I am so happy to see you return to KZbin. I love watching you work. So smooth, and your precision when working is inspiring. Thank you for coming back.

[@StephenOgle]

Thank you very much. I just enjoy helping people and trying to give back as I can to youtube for helping me learn to turn. Glad you are enjoying my channel. Take care.

[@jefffoggymountainworkshop5021]

Bowl came out great Stephen. Thanks for the video. New lathe worked like a champ!

[@earlrumble1692]

Boy am I green eyed now! So very glad to have you back on the tube! Keep up the great work youngster, you continue to encourage me to get back into the shop!

[@Tommo158]

I am so glad as to how pleased you are with your new lathe Stephen. Nice bowl too 😊😊🇬🇧🇬🇧😊😊

[@Oonagh72]

The curves in your bowl are very fluid. You can see how it feels. So beautiful. I love it.

[@suesmith9202]

Subscribed. Beautiful bowl

[@StephenOgle]

Thank you very much Sue. Glad you enjoyed this project.

[@sheehyhouse7678]

great demo i like the finiesh

[@RICKYDENNIS49]

Hi Stephen, nice project and congratulations on your new lathe. There is no feeling better than taking delivery of this brand new shiny machine into your workshop. No doubt you have had to wait a long time for a chance to improve your workshop as much as this. I’m really happy for you. I am looking forward to seeing your future creations. All the very best, yours Ricky

[@geewizz3335]

very well done

[@barrywhiteaker3945]

Proud or you getting your new lathe. I sure have missed you. Can't wait to see what you will make next. That is a beautiful bowl and I really like the burning around the rim.

[@davidnelson4794]

Nice project Stephen. Glad to see you back.

[@bgm1911]

This is helping to inspire me to buy my first lathe. Thanks.

[@MARKBaid]

Nice lathe Stephen and s great piece. Nice to see you back turning. Take care my friend and do a kindness Mark

[@donaldtrabeauxjr5323]

Hey you didn’t lie all you done was explore your opportunity glad to see you back been praying for you hoping nothing happen to you are family, it’s a pleasure watching you and I have learned a lot from you. I bought a mini lathe a wen to get started. God bless my friend

[@brianbest3777]

Really good to see you're back. The new lathe is awesome. Great bowl.

[@bobosterberg1751]

Glad you are back! Beautiful piece!

[@robertduffy1016]

Awesome job and love the finish!

[@bobshorkey1502]

Dude I got same lathe got to be honest had barring went out I took it to Springfield Missouri didn’t want to wait they fixed it took it home again the first time it took about 20 hours to go Out when they let me in told them I heard the noise they didn’t hear anything got it home 10 hrs ones out again now I’m pissed go back they gave me Another one and I love it that lowerred power is a dream come true got a fracken Machines too. Now that’s that sht rite there got a lot to learn so keep Teaching. Later

[@rogerwebb9600]

Nice bowl, really nice lathe, good to see you back Stephen.

[@coolbreezeatp]

Good to see your videos again! Have fun with the new lathe. I bought the very same one a year and a half ago, it is a great machine.

[@timhalcomb4041]

Thanks for taking the time to share really enjoyed it

[@JamesWise-di8zc]

Good to see you back Stephen! I've learned a lot from your videos, and I thank you! Congrats on the new lathe, from the looks of that bowl, you've got the hang of it.

[@RedneckInCarolina]

Awesome piece, glad to see ya back.

[@jasonstroup7551]

Glad to see you back making videos and what a awesome lathe that is. Good to meet you at Homespun this year and thanks for getting me into turning. I have some black walnut wood if you need any let me know. Thanks again

[@camugi100]

I concur with Roger Webb Stephen, great machine and great turner!

[@daracoulon]

Yah Stephen is back. I’ve missed your turning videos. Looking forward to upcoming videos and especially on that new lathe. Congrats on the new investment.

[@paulgibson8056]

Glad you’re back, Stephen! Great video!

[@kennyosborne4341]

Great job really like the bowl

[@ashthewoodist2692]

Great to have you back. This is a fantastic piece, I love seeing you create new art. :)

[@PhilAndersonShadyAcresWoodshop]

A great first project for your new lathe, Stephen. Looks like you are really going to enjoy it and I look forward to many videos in the future! Phil

[@keithkelley7512]

Nice lathe. Have never had a problem with the Grizzly tools that I have. Good video.

[@LeeHill66]

Nice piece! I would definitely add some more support under your floor. If not possible then cut a hole in floor and pour slab under lathe.

[@niles006]

Glad you are back, worried something happened to you. Excellent project!

[@edwinallen905]

Great to see back at the lathe Stephen! Have missed ya!

[@turningonadime6477]

Stephen, another beautiful bowl.

[@timothymcswain6235]

Nice bowl Glad to see your back You've been missed

[@BillRockwoodWoodturning]

Awesome piece Stephen - and glad to see you back!

[@tompuskar4426]

Welcome back! Nice project and nice lathe. I'm sure many of us take chances and don't turn off the lathe when moving the tool rest--a dangerous habit!--but maybe for the sake of new turners, you should. Best to learn safe technique early. Looking forward to your next video.

[@cliffordmitchell2476]

Excellent video Stephen.

[@williamsummerlin4279]

After listening to your down to earth review of the G0766, I pulled the trigger and it is being delivered Monday. I am transitioning from an old underpowered Powermatic 90 which has been a great lathe, but time to move on. Hope to enjoy mine as much as you seem to be enjoying yours.

[@jimcarney727]

Congratulations on your new toy, nice bowl also

[@2hornscrest761]

Hi Stephen... congrats on the your new lathe... I’ve got the same one... and no regrets.... make sure the Allan screws that fix the the pulleys to the shaft are well fastened... mine came a bit loose.. and caused a worrying sound... fortunately... with tightening the Allan screws... it back to its own quite self...

[@dennisbeamish9058]

Hi Stephen Very happy to see yo back - love your style! Your new lathe looks awesome - congrats! I moved from a Delta to a Nova DVR 2024 two years ago and the difference in the torque and varialbe speed down to 100 has made me a better turner for sure. I am not sure your new Grizzley will make you a better turner because your work was already awesome, but I am sure the torque and variable speed will make things much more enjoyable for you !! Again - happy to see you back - and look forward to your videos on a more regular basis. Regards Dennis Beamish Cambridge Ontario Canada

[@woodturningwithDave]

Beautiful bowl Stephen.

[@toddcorey3190]

She was slicker n snot! I'm a bit jealous

[@KE4YAL]

Congrats on the new lathe it is a really nice one It’s great to see you back have been wondering about you That’s a really nice candy dish thanks for sharing

[@hraun2berg]

It is very beautiful Stephen. Júlíus

[@johnhorsfall3281]

I am watching you turn and it reminds me of myself .It does take some getting used to a new lathe .for a while it was like I had to relearn everything .My Lathe is a bit higher than the 3000 I had . Good luck

[@Bulawayo2000]

Hi Stephen great to see you back with your new toy bowl looks great. I would support your floor a bit more it looks like the lathe is rocking in the video

[@randyclary8144]

Steven did you have to ruin special electricity for this lathe . I really don’t understand when you’re talking three phase or single phase I really love your lathe I’m very proud for you you are my hero and the wood turning world

[@ronswoodturningshopandstuf5759]

Very nice and welcome back!

[@jamesstanlake4064]

Welcome back to you. I have missed seeing your videos no matter the content.

[@NineteenSeventy0ne]

Glad your back and well, definitely missed your vids, I recently upgraded to a 3520b the difference from my old delta is amazing, you did the right thing going for a larger model, once you get used to the power and stability you’ll wonder how you used your old lathe for so long, happy turning. Pete

[@mikethewoodworker6194]

Thank you for the share.

[@thomasckuzia7129]

Hi Stephen< It's been too long! Glad you're back! Beautiful bowl and the lathe is great too,,,,,did I say I am jealous!! LOL Thanks for the video and don't be a stranger! Tom

[@crackerjack3359]

You might need to make a 21" plate for all that bacon! Or has it all gone already.

[@jorgefernandez8774]

acompaña la destreza del tornero uina hermosa maquinaria, felicitaciones jorge de argentina

[@helimelecaguirresanchez2373]

Amigo le felicito muy buen trabajo.

[@tomcowsert8962]

Very nice bowl. Do you have any videos of casting the shavings in resin? I'd like to see how you do that and use it for bottle stoppers and pens. Thanks for the video.

[@oldsloane]

I see you are an expert and use traditional cutters, how do you rate carbides? I am not very experienced in turning and I know traditional steel does a better job in your hands but I am 76 and in a hurry!

[@lenmullin8633]

Stephen, great first project off of the new lathe, the bowl turned out really well. I had a bit of a chuckle when you first pronounced the word ogee, I had never heard it said that way before now. The proper way to pronounce it, is to just use the main two letters. And they are the O and the G, the two e's are silent. So from now on you can say it as you were doing all along, or you can call it an O G, it doesn't really make much difference. But some people might better understand, what you actually mean when you do.

[@jsimpson8018]

What is the burn process he does? He is difficult to understand that part.

[@TheMessyStudio]

Way to break in the new lathe, Stephen! Billy

[@lonewolfcry]

Great looking dish there. question for you.. What did you use to sand? I'm still learning sanding techniques.

[@StephenOgle]

I used 2" velcro backed sandpaper for power sanding with my drill. Them switched to hand sanding with 3M sandpaper sheets. I hope this helps.

[@glennmoreland6457]

Hi from England Mr. Ogle... I thought you'd gone...its that long since your last video I'm trying to remember what your old lathe looked like...lol... The bowl you did here is a beautiful piece as well.... Your new lathe looks the business and I'm sure will provide you with years of reliable service...decent size as well and there's no substitute for weight either.....stops it jumpin n shaking about when stuff's a little out of balance... It's not too dissimilar a size to the old Wilson lathe I've got in storage... But that one runs off flat belts... The handle you say caught your pocket on... Can that be rotated/repositioned...? Or get someone to carefully cut it with a Grinder and weld it so its facing more upward...carefully tidy it up & respray it n all that lot...? Nice to see you back... Glenn. GLMelectrical

[@jenksify]

welcome back. only one thing to add is that your camera mount tends to wave some. makes me think your at sea.

[@stuartsullenbarger2471]

We can't see your face,but we know your smiling.....

[@ernestboatwright7172]

You can talk when you are turning ezzy

[@curtisstacy5829]

Did you not have a new Grisley lathe in a prior video. Why the jet. Sure would like to ask some questions as I am ready to upgrade my lath. great job / keep up the videos. thanks for sharing

[@gilgrace1915]

I like the intro footage, you seem to be putting wood back onto the blank. That's a skill I need to learn. LOL! One question relating to finishing...did you apply sanding sealer before the satin lacquer? I've found the first coat or two of lacquer soaks into the wood without using sealer causing a blotchy finish, but then again I've not had the luxury of turning such a fine piece of wood. Great inaugural video using the new machine.

[@beehappywoodworkingandhone439]

Great to have you back bud. You enjoying that new lathe?

[@chado8041]

Glad to see you back,a coworker and I were just saying we hadn't seen you in a while. .one question did you get your lathe before the tariff kicked in

[@StephenOgle]

Thank you. The tariff did get me but I bought it with a 25% Father's Day Coupon so it compensated for the 25% tariff. Lol, Got lucky there.

[@andres78171]

Muy bonito enorabuena

[@scottward1046]

Check out the “Grizzly Green Monster” group over at Sawmill Creek. Lots of great info on the G0766.

[@MultiTom1956]

That turned beautiful 😊just one question please this type of wood burners do we get it on line ? I have seen people make it in the shop . Just thought I shall ask 😊thank you Sir

[@glennmoreland6457]

Mahendra Tiwari Hi from England You can make one with a microwave oven transformer and a Variac... With thanks Glenn GLMelectrical

[@StephenOgle]

Thank you. I just bought a Neon Transformer and use it for burning. Just be careful because you can be killed using this method. Not joking either. Take care sir.

[@artedomdedeus8828]

muito bom