wood turning with tiers

[@Danseadorf]

Interesting design Rus, nice tiers. It is good to see so many different designs for vases and twig pots. Love your channel Rus, keep up the creative content...Dan

[@RcWoodturning]

Thank you Dan! Variety is the spice of life. I'll try and keep spicing it up.😁

[@_zhawkeye_9808]

...this project brought tiers to my eyes... Cool design...thanks Rus...👍 Matt

[@RcWoodturning]

@@_zhawkeye_9808 I told you it would. Thanks for watching Matt!

[@bobsagat122]

Wood you please give yourself a pat on the back from everyone here. 👍 Awesome videos! Gonna take up wood working with these as my tutorials to get me started. Thank you so much!

[@RcWoodturning]

Thank you Bob! I have bad shoulders and don't think I can reach. But I'll give it a shot. Thanks for watching!

[@suesmith9202]

Beautiful

[@RcWoodturning]

@@suesmith9202 Thank you!

[@seanpaula8924]

Nice😊

[@RcWoodturning]

@@seanpaula8924 Thank you!

[@raydriver7300]

I was trying to come up with a carpentry pun but nothing woodwork. Nice vase 🌞

[@RcWoodturning]

@@raydriver7300 Thank you Ray! Somehow you always seem to nail it.

[@thomlindgren6253]

Nice video. I love the way you just jump in and do what you are going to do. Do you PREPLAN or are most of your finished designs what the wood wants to be? I remember in the distant past that a lot of my first attempts at bowls decided they wanted to be funnels instead 😁. Thanks for sharing and have a great day!

[@RcWoodturning]

@@thomlindgren6253 Thanks! I prefer not to beat around the bush. Just cut it down and go. Most of the time I have an idea of what I want to make but a lot of times that changes a lot as I go. I haven't had the pleasure of making a funnel yet, but I'm not really into turning bowls. No offense to the bowl turners but I get bored doing them.

[@cathyolson2105]

What is the size of the limb you turn in this video and others making tea light holders?.

[@RcWoodturning]

This was about 2.5 inches. Most of them range between 2 to 4 inches.

[@newlanky2]

is that a 5/8" OR A 3/4" bowl gouge you use mostley

[@RcWoodturning]

It's a 1/2 bowl gouge. With a smaller lathe anything bigger just bogs down the motor.