We all had that cookie jar we ate from. How I made this cookie jar....

[@craigraper2911]

Great project. Also I am so glad to see someone using conventional tools and not the carbide tools

[@tomislavtomasicwoodturning]

Thank you, I don have carbide a side coring system 👍😀

[@tonyturnswood]

your tool control and skill level is top notch! VERY impressed!

[@tomislavtomasicwoodturning]

Thank you sir, its years of woodworking and turning combined I guess.... Thank you once again 🤗

[@randycosgrove3608]

Another very nice piece. I like the shape!

[@tomislavtomasicwoodturning]

Thank you very much 🤗

[@emgiwoodworks]

Its a joy to watch you at work! You have great skills. 😎

[@tomislavtomasicwoodturning]

Thank you sir 😀 glad you enjoy it

[@A50S2D]

Nice shape on this bowl. Good for me to find a woodturner who uses gouges and not carbide tools.

[@tomislavtomasicwoodturning]

Thank you, I'm all tradicional😀

[@leeoneill1918]

I fully agree mate.

[@leeoneill1918]

I fully agree with Lyle's comment and would like to add that I've never seen a drill bit used as you did Tomislav. How did you put the drill bit in a handle as I want to try it myself? I have to say it's a real pleasure to watch you.

[@tomislavtomasicwoodturning]

Thank you for lovely comment, I saw drill bit trick from Richard Raffan, there is a bit of learning curve with it beacuse if its to agresive it wants to self feed and you cant control it, and on entry if you start a hole there is a smooth part which bevel from drill bit can rest for easy entraaince..... I would recomend to watch Richard Raffan videos on KZbin for that, he explain it in few videos much better then I do..... Oooh and I put drill bit as sam as a gouge in handle, smack a handle few times and it goes in😀.... Hope I help a bit....

[@darrentimlin9155]

Is this full dried wood ?

[@tomislavtomasicwoodturning]

Yes it is

[@florenthuck4539]

Bonjour pourriez vous me dire le bois que vous utiliser merci. je suis admiratif de comment vos gouges coupent avec cette facilitée. Pourriez vous nous faire une démonstration de vos affutages.

[@tomislavtomasicwoodturning]

Thank You for watching, I have several videos on sharpening, just scroll down on workshop playlist. Wood is pear

[@thefaulenzer677]

I use the same lathe and all those different sounds from your one remind me at when I am turning. Nice little machine, however mine has a somewhat broken speed control. It ramps up to 100% when spinning at higher speeds on the second and third speed. But I am mostly rough turning heavy bowls with it. Oak wood is leaving a nasty acid on the bed ways and turning them dark brown, but turns well. In your comments I read that Richard Raffan has a talented student. Are you actually his student or are they saying that because of you doing many things like him? I really enjoy your Videos! For how long have you been turning?

[@tomislavtomasicwoodturning]

Thank you, it is a nice little lathe, maybe best one in that category..... Sorry to hear you have throuble with yours, hope you'll get it fixed..... I have been turning from high school, around 15years ago,mostly spindle work but in last 3,5years bought my own lathe and started to work on other things..... I consider Mr. Richard my mentor, although we are across the world apart he helped in beginnings with his books,later with his email guidence.... I do work quite similar to him beacuse that is how I was through in high school and later myself.....