Woodturning: How to apply and use Aussie oil Friction polish

[@robertbourke7935]

Excellent video Kerry. I find finishing very confusing and a little unpredictable even after ten years of turning.

[@KerryCorney]

Thank you so much for watching and leaving a kind comment! I'm glad you found the video helpful. With so many products on the market, I try to stick to the tried and true products that my mentors have used, and this is one of them. Don't hesitate to reach out if you have any specific questions or topics you'd like to see covered in future videos. Thanks again, Robert. Happy turning!

[@robertbourke7935]

@@KerryCorney Thanks Kerry

[@colind2955]

Mate thanks again i think i have been moving my hand around so will give this a try, one day I will get to a bowl. Akso may get some shell wax glow. As always very helpful many thanks

[@KerryCorney]

no problem at all, Colin. I would suggest for smaller pieces getting some Aussie oil. Let me know how you go. Cheers, Kez

[@FixitFingers]

Great Demo Kerry. Usually I'd say try some Kustom grit, but EEE is also a great Aussie company.

[@KerryCorney]

Can't go wrong with good Aussie companies. Cheers mate, I try my best to make them interesting. Now I've got the two cameras, it makes life easier. 🙏

[@walonguy111]

Nice video, I’m going to order some product and give it a try.

[@KerryCorney]

For sure mate, can’t go wrong. Have you tried my Danish oil trick yet? Thank you for watching?

[@stevecorry2118]

I enjoyed your presentation and especially with the additional information that pops up. Aussie Oil is great, and I have been turning for 6 years but have not used the EEE product.

[@KerryCorney]

Thanks, Steve. The editing process can take some time because when I film, I sometimes forget what I needed to say, and the pop-up help so much. I'm glad you got something from the video. EEE is an amazing product and just boosts your pieces' performance. Thanks again, mate. Kez

[@kenburnette1121]

Very informative, as always. Bought a bottle of Aussie oil at an estate sale and it has been my favorite finish ever since. The only question us Yanks have is how many bottles of oil can you get from your average Aussie?

[@wantlessobject]

It's a beauty!

[@KerryCorney]

Cheers, mate🙏 It's super simple and looks mint

[@themondaymeetup-raw3425]

I use a very similar process on my timber pens, the only difference being I generally use u beaut glow after the EEE, and I tend to use a micro fibre cloth to apply.

[@KerryCorney]

Thanks for the comment mate. I use glow on smaller stuff; its amazing stuff 👌

[@DropbearWoodworks]

I need to try the Aussie Oil. I’ve been using Glow for years now and have been really happy with the results. What’s the difference?

[@KerryCorney]

Glow is amazing. In my experience on larger platters and bowls, I've found Aussie oil easier to apply. I still use Glow and Shellawax cream on smaller projects👌

[@HaydenWilcox]

Beautiful bowl! I’ve been experimenting with Organoil Burnishing Oil, and I really like the finish. How does Aussie Oil compare?

[@KerryCorney]

Aussie oil will make it shine like glass, and the grain pop! Hope I've explained the mate. Are you in Australia mate?

[@HaydenWilcox]

@@KerryCorney Yeah mate, I think I'm not far from you. You're based in Brisbane right? I'm out Ipswich way. Just starting to get into woodturning and really enjoying it so far. Your instagram page has given me some great inspiration!! Love your work! I've played with some of U-Beaut's wax finishes before, but haven't tried the EEE Polish or the Aussie Oil yet. Been impressed with their waxes though, so I expect the oil will be just as good!

[@KerryCorney]

The oil is amazing mate, just has to be applied the right way and plenty of light on the project to see if you were light on anywhere. Thanks so much for the support mate, Yep Brisbane boy. I will chat to you on Insta> cheers mate

[@keithwarren-ph4jf]

Were can I buy this product

[@KerryCorney]

This is the international Distributors page: shop.ubeaut.com.au/distributors/ Hope that helps Keith. Cheers