Turquoise Rock Inlay on Pear # 282

Starbond sent me some inlay material, so I thought I would give it a try. Something different turned out really nice, give it a look.

[@cbowers6530]

Thank you for your time in the making of many woodturning videos. What little I know about woodturning I have learned from videos like yours. So while your viewership is not where you would like it to be; I for one appreciate your time and efforts.

[@TheWoodWhirler]

Right now I am about ready to leave KZbin. I put 30 seconds of music in my video that I got off their free music site and I got a copyright hit. They said it might be taken down. Everything is about money. I may move to Rumble. Take care, Larry

[@wantlessobject]

I gotta tell ya Larry. You remind me of my grandfather. The things you say. The way you move. The way you talk. I enjoy your videos because of that. Thanks for sharing.

[@TheWoodWhirler]

That's good to hear. I am what I am. I do not put on any airs if you know what I mean. I hope to keep reminding you for a few more years. Thanks, Larry

[@randy9293]

Long as you make videos I'll watch you. I love watching your videos.

[@jerrytravis2850]

SUPER NICE BOWL LARRY!!!

[@georgedavenport2602]

I am 77 and I like watching you missed you glade you are back

[@TheWoodWhirler]

Like they say "it's only a number", Take care, Larry

[@jamessurrarrer1026]

Thank you for making videos. I really enjoy them. Beautiful bowl.

[@alangibb3100]

Larry, great to see you again and the bowl and inlay turned out really smart well done

[@duaneheadworth6275]

I don't know the KZbin tricks for improving or increasing subs but I'm sure one of the other popular woodturner KZbinrs could help. Someone needs to chime in and help out, PLEASE! Your videos are prefect as far as I'm concerned. Great job on the inlay, I have been watching @SpragueWoodturning do inlays for sometime. I have been wanting to do an inlay but haven't found the right piece of wood yet. You made it look so easy. I appreciate all the work you and all the other woodworkers do to share your skill and experience for the community. Thanks for sharing!

[@johnwhite6899]

Beautiful bowl I do like the finish with the inlay. 👍👍

[@danielemanuele5827]

Hope you are feeling better every day Larry!

[@TheWoodWhirler]

Little bit everyday. Thanks for asking.

[@barrymullen2143]

Glad to see you and we hope all is well with you and your family.

[@TravisPagel]

Amazing bowl! What a piece of art!

[@NathansFerroceriumrods1]

Beautiful work. The inlay is very nice.

[@scottstubberud1137]

I truly enjoy your videos and your approach to some thing that I am very passionate about. I always come away from your videos feeling better than before I watch them so I think for me they do the trick. You are very nice soul and I hope your viewership goes up my friend because you are a pleasure to watch. Take care and if you end up quitting the video making portion of things I understand. I just hope it doesn’t come to that for you

[@bryanbard1840]

Always fun to watch your work Larry! I'll be in Tumbling Shoals in a few weeks. Love Arkansas!

[@oliverstringer6193]

I like your work keep on producing

[@normagene514]

Great job. 😊

[@paulwaldrop]

Nice Bowl.

[@AnnaAnna-uc2ff]

Thanks.

[@brianpoor763]

very nice work

[@markv1027]

Nicely done! I've not done inlays before so I guess that's something I need to try. Thanks for sharing and I hope your viewership comes back up.

[@kurtlev]

Love your work!

[@DougMilleratWoodSpunRound]

Well done.

[@barrymullen2143]

I made a beaver like yours and love this tool. Thank you

[@TheWoodWhirler]

Send me a picture [e-mail]

[@jwrowland77]

I love Acks. I’ll be ordering some more soon.

[@dondeere]

good to see you buddy great job keep it up

[@chrisjohnston2449]

great job. I will have to try this

[@daveb.misc.2589]

Very nice Larry! Sorry your viewership has slipped, but, you know ill watch every video you post! 😎❤👍

[@dondeere]

its very hard for me to keep turning but i keep on keep'n on

[@tater357]

How far into the sanding process are you going? I use to stop at the 330 and even 600 grit, But when i started going out further then i noticed a huge difference in the look and feel of my projects. It's like turning a $30 dollar piece into a $200 piece. Also, Instead of CA Glue, I wonder how it would be to fill the groove with the stone and then add a clear epoxy and let it sit up, then turn it out. I've only tried inlaying a couple times and neither worked out great. It's always been an interest though.

[@TheWoodWhirler]

I usually stop at 400, can't tell much difference after that. Ack's paste if about 1000 and does a very fine job. Thank you, Larry

[@stevioclark]

Thanks for posting. What kind of pear?

[@TheWoodWhirler]

Bradford

[@stevioclark]

@@TheWoodWhirler Bradford pear trees in my view are pretty much worthless. They blow over, split or die after about 20 years. But they are excellent for wood turning. Again, nice work. Thanks.