wood turning beautiful cherry (and fixing a crack)

[@terencewearing]

Ingenious

[@RcWoodturning]

Thank you!

[@Danseadorf]

Very nice, love the way the crack looks planed, and the whole thing shines. Thanks for the video.... Dan

[@RcWoodturning]

Thanks Dan! I appreciate you watching!

[@DougMilleratWoodSpunRound]

Lovely!

[@RcWoodturning]

Thanks Doug!

[@philippedamon4980]

Very nice! Thank you!!

[@RcWoodturning]

Thank you too!

[@EdRaastad-rj6mi]

I.enjoy and learn frlm your videos but something you and a lot of others omit is the rpms your tutning at. It would be informative and helpful. Thanks for yout thoughts and ideas. Ed

[@RcWoodturning]

@@EdRaastad-rj6mi My range of rpms is about 400 to 1200. When I drill holes and initially put on the finish it's at 400. When I'm using the tools and the final part of the finish it's at 1200. I also do the sanding around 400. Hope that helps. Thanks for watching!

[@rstone7727]

Cherry (and most of the fruit trees) are prone to cracking.. Nice way to get some use out of it..

[@RcWoodturning]

I found this cherry already down for awhile so it didn't get sealed but it's to beautiful to throw out. I think I found a way to make use of it. Thanks for watching!

[@GarySevior]

Hi RC, what type of oil finish you use

[@RcWoodturning]

It's a friction polish that I mix. I did a video on it a few weeks ago.

[@kenjarvie1941]

What was your shine mixture

[@RcWoodturning]

It's shellac denatured alcohol and boiled linseed oil.

[@MrRod4000]

What was in the white bottle?

[@RcWoodturning]

If your talking about the smaller one it is thin CA glue. I used it to harden and seal the green powder in the crack.

[@finlaycaven4683]

Promo-SM 😩

[@RcWoodturning]

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