Woodturning - The Cracked & Collectable!?

[@AllenOxendine]

Nice work, thanks for sharing. Full View and Like 👍

[@jackthompson5092]

Beautiful Ian.

[@IanMacWoodturning]

Cheers Jack!

[@gwynnfarrell1856]

Very nice bowl!

[@Woodlandbill]

Very nice this mate, you've done a cracking job 👌🏼👍

[@paulchapman1175]

to ian mac good luck with this piece of wood hope it turns out very nice from paul chapman at London uk 🇬🇧

[@jenniferharton6383]

It turned out really beautiful!! This is a great one. Thank you Ian for a great video. We'll look for you next week.

[@DougMilleratWoodSpunRound]

Very nicely done!

[@Umberto.Goglia]

Great job as usual Ian! Thanks for sharing!

[@beverlym5465]

I love it I love it I love it! ❤

[@Pe.Pe.]

Und wieder eine schöne Schale 👍

[@edwarddolphin9123]

Beauty

[@SpinninTheYarn]

Beautiful piece! shame the log had so many cracks in it.

[@tonypayette87]

Turned out great! What finish did you use?

[@IanMacWoodturning]

Thanks Tony! I think I used Cellulose Sanding Sealer for this one

[@boburbekmaxmudov6921]

👍👍👍👍👍

[@TramJizzle]

👍👍😉

[@gdonham1203]

when using a chainsaw to cut a log in half do not cut from top of log to bottom. Instead cut from side to side. Most chainsaws have a rip blade. You dull your chainsaw blade very fast cutting from top to bottom of log. When cutting from top to bottom you get saw dust. When cutting from side to side you get long shavings. So when you turn and get saw dust it is not a good cut but when you get long shavings you get a better finish. Same is true for cutting a log in to two pieces. I know you are filming but cutting on your bed ways can lead to disaster. At least put a piece of wood on the bed ways to avoid scaring your bed ways and possible kick back of the chainsaw when hitting the steel.

[@ottoschreiner6692]

Danke, dass Sie das so kommunizieren, denn KZbinr sind Vorbilder:innen und werden dementsprechend oft kopiert, was bei "falschen" Anleitungen fatal enden könnte