Woodturning: Turning a Cherry Burl Bowl - The Just a Bowl’s Little Brother

Woodturning: Turning a Cherry Burl Bowl - The Just a Bowl’s Little Brother
In any case, I’m always nervous about cutting burls, so I searched for some videos on the decision-making process for cutting burls into turning stock. One of the best I found was by Jim Sprague of @SpragueWoodturning and I literally watched it 4 or 5 times. Because…cherry burl!
The cherry burl I am working with mostly encapsulated one of 2 branches and I was able to slice the other branch off and then split the burl roughly in half, leaving the pith on the side that the burl didn’t completely encase the branch. This is the piece we are starting with on this project, though I did slice about an inch and a half off to remove most of the branch grain and I’ll use those nearly bookmatched slabs in a serving tray or some other such piece. I was able to get another baby bowl cored from this piece as well and coupled with the baby bowl from the other side will become a lidded box
I used the Woodcut Bowl Saver coring system and could not be more pleased with the results. Here’s a link to the video I did the first time I used the coring system Woodturning: Turning The Big Green Monster into 3 Bowls using Woodcut’s Bowlsaver Bowl Coring System • Woodturning: Turning T...

[@carolriley8472]

That burl really produced quite a few bowls...they are so gorgeous!

[@LisaRamlow]

Thank you Carol! I got really lucky with this one - the grain was spectacular throughout and there weren’t any big bark inclusions or voids. A very solid burl and certainly a pretty one! 😁

[@DaveGatton]

That one's a beauty Lisa. I really enjoyed watching you turn that. Well done. 👍🏻

[@LisaRamlow]

Thank you Dave, I appreciate that! 😁

[@rayworstine4399]

Good evening, Lisa. Your planning went very well with that burl. Beautiful pieces.

[@LisaRamlow]

Thank you Ray 😊

[@alinmayerthorpe7801]

Lovely bowl Lisa, you sure can't beat a burl for beauty and this one is exceptional.........well done and thanks! Cheers Al

[@LisaRamlow]

Thank you Al! Cherry burl rarely disappoints 😁

[@helenburke9507]

Beautiful pieces all!!! The grain is gorgeous. And yes I love the movie “Fried Green Tomatoes “!!! I’m from the South so I relate !!! 🤗. Thank You for sharing the beauty you create with Mother Natures treasures. Stay well.

[@LisaRamlow]

Thanks Helen! Definitely one of my favorite movies 😁

[@robertgriggs8636]

I loved watching you work on the other piece of that burl. Nature made a very unique thing and you did it justice. Also thanks for including the lathe speeds.

[@joeywalker4392]

Lisa Excellent burl bowl. Beautiful figure and color. Have a wonderful weekend and week.

[@LisaRamlow]

Thank you Joey, I appreciate it!

[@wakelywanderer12]

Very nice job with your burl blanks. Small pieces left over also make dynamite pepper mills and ice cream scoop handles. Love your narration.

[@LisaRamlow]

Thank you, I appreciate that 😁

[@roncooney8526]

Another beautiful job. That’s what I call making the most of your materials.

[@LisaRamlow]

Thanks Ron! I am quite pleased with how much I was able to get from this one burl. I was lucky and it was pretty solid all the way through with no large voids or bark inclusions 😁

[@debo4706]

Love the reference to Fried Green Tomatoes.

[@LisaRamlow]

One of the best movies! 😁

[@laurieschroeder6041]

That is amazing to get quite a number of products from one burl. And they are all gorgeous!

[@LisaRamlow]

Hey Laurie! I’m so happy I was able to make use of almost all of that burl. The coring system wasn’t cheap but it will pay for itself in short order, especially when coring burls 😁

[@alanq64]

That is some beautiful wood and equally beautiful bowls. You hit the jackpot with that burl. Great job.👍👍

[@LisaRamlow]

Thank you, it was definitely a beautiful burl 😁

[@mpart_woodlathe-stuff]

Hello Lisa, OMG, you really got a honey pot with that chunk of burl ... so many pieces ! And made such sublime svelte pieces from the wet wood ! Brava ! Brava ! Thanks for sharing🙏 Take care. -Mike p.s. They tried feeding me fried green tomatoes when I was little. Haven't had any since. But there's still time left to try.

[@LisaRamlow]

Hi Mike! I am quite pleased with what I was able to get out of this burl - lucky me! 😁 I hear when eating fried green tomatoes the secret’s in the sauce 😉

[@mpart_woodlathe-stuff]

@@LisaRamlow Ah yes ! the ole Secret Sauce

[@jackthompson8019]

Beautiful Lisa. Talking about maximizing the use of a Burl.

[@LisaRamlow]

Thanks Jack, I’m quite pleased!

[@jasonholman6153]

Another awesome job, glad to see that coring system is starting to pay for itself.

[@LisaRamlow]

Thanks Jason! So glad I got the coring system - it makes a huge difference!

[@pfreeman2732]

You never fail to impress me. When one thinks about the tools used... all of them, quite apart from the brute itself (lathe), one minute using pretty darn strong wrists, arms and hands with pretty hard-looking movements then, the next minute being so delicate plus of course with your 'keen' eyes all going together to produce such beauty and delicacy.... As said once before at least, it's a privilege to watch you. I admire you Lisa. A fabulous job... and I know this might sound naff from someone who's not a wood- turner... flippin'well done. May I join the queue of future "tenants" of the piece? 👏👏👍 Pam

[@LisaRamlow]

There is for sure a lot involved in woodturning, especially if you get and process your own wood blanks as I do. I’m still waiting for the arms of steel to arrive but I’m seeing the half-century mark on the horizon and my body doesn’t respond like it used to 😂

[@lewisgreenway5065]

Burl is so nice glad you got so many pieces out of it.

[@LisaRamlow]

Thanks Lewis, me too! 😁

[@curtisclements2753]

LIKE ALWAYS ANOTHER BEAUTIFUL PLACE OF ART SWEETIE YOU MAKE SUCH AWESOME AND FANTASTIC PEACES IN EVERYTHING YOU DO KEEP UP THE FABULOUS WOOD TURNING WELL TAKE CARE AND STAY SAFE AND GOD BLESS YOU AND YOUR FAMILY AND FRIENDS PEACE BE WITH YOU ALL KEEP THE WOOD CHIPS FLYING I HOPE YOU AND YOUR FAMILY AND FRIENDS HAVE A WONDERFUL DAY AND WEEKEND AND UNTIL THE NEXT VIDEO LOVE YOU AND ALL YOUR WOOD WORK😊☺😂🦅🍀❤🇺🇸✌👍

[@LisaRamlow]

Thank you Curtis, I appreciate it!

[@andreamassari9099]

Love what you've done with the burl. The bowls are fabulous! 🤩 Towanda!!!

[@LisaRamlow]

Towanda indeed! 😁

[@lakeshorewoodturner5136]

Definitely a great looking bowl Lisa.

[@LisaRamlow]

Thank you!

[@timothychk]

I always like the look of the burls, good job👍👍 . Cheers Tim

[@LisaRamlow]

Thanks Tim! Hard to go wrong with a cherry burl 😁

[@bookartswithloritaylor8362]

This is one purty cherry burly bowl!

[@LisaRamlow]

Thanks Lori, it is indeed 😁

[@TurningStarkers]

Awesome to see how much you can get out of one piece at the start, very nice work

[@LisaRamlow]

Thanks for watching!

[@ThePapa1947]

Beautiful burl Lisa and well turned. You got a lot out of that one for sure. I finally turned the big Maple burl I have been hoarding. It was odd shaped and I just got one turning from it. Wished I could have got more out of it like you did. Well done!, Gary

[@LisaRamlow]

Thank you Gary, I appreciate it! You may have only gotten one bowl from the maple burl but it is spectacular! Next one I get I’m going to try and keep the natural edge 👍

[@PBUCKY1969]

Lovely work Lisa 👍

[@LisaRamlow]

Thanks Paully

[@mikksweeney8804]

Another beautiful piece! Really like the shape of the bowl.

[@LisaRamlow]

Thanks Mikk, I do too!

[@jimneely4527]

Great work Lisa! This bowl looks amazing! Plus, you were able to core it and not make sawdust out of the center.

[@LisaRamlow]

Thanks Jim! The coring system was expensive but will pay for itself in short order 👍

[@robertbourke7935]

Lovely work Lisa

[@LisaRamlow]

Thanks Robert!

[@heathboyer2785]

A great pleasure to watch and listen. Great outcomes too. Thanks for your careful production.

[@LisaRamlow]

Thanks so much, I’m glad you enjoyed it!

[@markfishburn8284]

Very nice, cherry burls are awesome see when they are done. Thank you for sharing your video.

[@LisaRamlow]

Thanks Mark, appreciate you watching 😁

[@bradwiebelhaus7065]

Looks great, Lisa.

[@LisaRamlow]

Thank you Brad 😁

[@TroyAReich]

Love the grain. Well done on all of the pieces. And hell yeah on the more insurance quote, lol.

[@LisaRamlow]

Thanks Troy! That’s such a great movie, and maybe the one that finally got me over being terrified of Kathy Bates. She scared the living daylights out of me as Annie in Misery. And I read the book and knew what was coming, but still. It was a long time before I could see her and not break out into a sweat 😂

[@TroyAReich]

@@LisaRamlow that's like Tim Curry and IT for me..

[@pigeonmanof180]

Beautiful wood. Nice job Lisa.

[@LisaRamlow]

Thank you Adam!

[@JohnWilliams-iw6oq]

I love your work Lisa, really well done.

[@LisaRamlow]

Thank you John, I appreciate it 😊

[@laroseauxboisrosewoodwoodw8585]

Very nice bowl just love it , cherry burl is my best !!! Lisa Lisa Lisa 🎉 Face it i’m a guy and have wayyy more asurance 🤪😂🇨🇦❤️

[@LisaRamlow]

Thanks, me too! Towanda! 😁😂

[@BadAppleWoodwerx]

Very nice Lisa! I hope to stumble upon a nice burl some day. - Tim

[@LisaRamlow]

Hi Tim! I hope you do as well, they are gorgeous 👍

[@scottfonner]

Stunning, very well done, and great production as well.

[@LisaRamlow]

Thanks Scott!

[@jeanlong4285]

Love what you did with the burl.

[@LisaRamlow]

Thanks Jean 😁

[@mako160962]

Great work as always Lisa and it's fantastic how much you got out of that burl. 👍👍

[@LisaRamlow]

Thanks Mark! I am quite pleased with how much I was able to get from this one burl 😁

[@dtork47]

Nicely done, all of them. Nice to see you doing some coring also. I love my Wood Cut! Stay well and productive. Cheers from MT

[@LisaRamlow]

Thank you! I’m quite happy with the coring system so far. 😁

[@helenburke9507]

Loved the movie”always”.

[@LisaRamlow]

I think I remember that one

[@cookiescoop6065]

Very beautiful piece. Have a great weekend ✌

[@LisaRamlow]

Thanks for stopping by! 😁

[@janeoverby2151]

love the Cherry burl!

[@LisaRamlow]

Me too Jane! 😁

[@scottmedori1437]

Such beautiful wood, and great that you were able to core it

[@LisaRamlow]

Thanks Scott, me too!

[@brownsuspenders7793]

You do totally awesome turnings. Thanks for sharing and thanks for cc.

[@LisaRamlow]

Thank you!

[@STMwoodturning]

Crazy grain patterns in your bowl but it looks great. I’ve watched your videos for a while now and you get a bowl looking good by my judgment and then you’ll fiddle with it some more doing minor things. Guess you’re a perfectionist Lol. I really enjoy your commentary! The comment about your camera made me laugh! Stuart

[@LisaRamlow]

Hi Stuart! Yes, perfectionist-guilty as charged 😂. Even when I try NOT to be a perfectionist, it just happens and sometimes to my detriment🤷‍♀️. It’s always frustrating to realize when you’re all done recording that one of the camera didn’t focus right or shut off or ran out of space 🙄. The joys of YouTubing, eh!? 😉

[@STMwoodturning]

@@LisaRamlow just keep your sense of humor, it’s very refreshing!

[@edwardvaughan3508]

Thanks for the smart design of the stand to hold the logs for cutting in half. I just made a bench top version that works well in my shop and I was able to safely cut 5 logs/burls today, so I have some blanks to work with and get prepped to mount on the lathe. If I can figure out a way to attach a picture I will. All the best!

[@LisaRamlow]

Hi Edward! Can’t take credit for the design of the stand since I followed another KZbinr’s video but it does work nicely! I’m going to extend the boards that make up the V part so the smaller pieces will catch and hold but aside from that I think it’s brilliant! Not sure you can attach a pic but my email is in my channel info so feel free to send a pic there. 😁

[@DougMilleratWoodSpunRound]

Very nice. Love cherry burl.

[@LisaRamlow]

Thanks Doug, me too - one of my favorites for sure

[@harryrisso7445]

Very nice bowl and use of your burl

[@LisaRamlow]

Thanks Harry!

[@gailbutler3310]

Love the shape. Beautiful!

[@LisaRamlow]

Thanks Gail!

[@AllesohneKabel]

Looks great, good job 👍😀

[@LisaRamlow]

Thank you! 😊

[@robertazacharias7766]

Lisa making baby bowls are awesome. I can’t afford lots but what would it cost to have a large bowl made! After it’s turned I want to turn it into a large yarn bowl!

[@barbpearson9198]

I love a good burl!

[@LisaRamlow]

Me toooooo!

[@dallasmoss1428]

It really really looks good

[@LisaRamlow]

Thanks Dallas!

[@trurex007lee7]

Gorgeous and super that you have a coring system to pull out all those other pieces. I have a near identical cherry burl which I have cut in half but no coring system. Just sitting on the pieces until I have a better idea on how to use it.

[@LisaRamlow]

The coring system was expensive but will pay for itself in short order, especially when dealing with burls. I’m quite pleased with how many pieces I was able to get from this one burl 😁

[@clivefelgate9802]

You did rather well with that burl! Great pieces. Everyone of them a real beaut. Keep safe, well and enjoying the movies😁👍☕

[@LisaRamlow]

Thanks Clive, I’m quite pleased with what I was able to get from this one burl 😁

[@vernsteinbrecker3759]

Nice work

[@LisaRamlow]

Thank you Vern!

[@olddovecote4875]

Great job!

[@LisaRamlow]

Thank you 😊

[@PattersonPatch]

so you lucky to have a coring system. next January / Feb is new lathe and then start saving for a coring system.

[@LisaRamlow]

Hi Byron! Yes, the coring systems are not cheap but are worth it. Took me a little while to save and get mine but I’m so glad I did, particularly when I see how much more I was able to get out of this one burl 👍

[@sueellens]

Very nice!

[@LisaRamlow]

Thank you SueEllen 😁

[@davidmorgan7522]

That was a very productive burl! Beautiful things from it! Take care, Dave

[@LisaRamlow]

Thanks Dave I certainly can’t complain about this cherry burl can I!? 😁

[@glennprovenzano1837]

incredible

[@LisaRamlow]

Thanks Glenn!

[@johnreedy7037]

Wow, another amazing bowl! That's the burl that keeps on giving! I love doing boxes, so I'm excited to see that video! Great work!

[@LisaRamlow]

Thanks John!

[@monopinion8799]

Absolute piece Lisa. Great character. The good work you do is priceless.

[@LisaRamlow]

Thank you very much Sylvie 😊

[@agwheeler2000]

Very nice. I find the little chunk out of the rim distracting because it's so small and the only "imperfection". But that's just me. Super work as always!

[@LisaRamlow]

Thanks!

[@gordonshute8816]

Nice!

[@LisaRamlow]

Thanks Gordon!

[@valeriehenschel1590]

What a beautiful burl with very few large inclusions. Glad you were able to get so many projects out of it. Love the FGT reference at the end!

[@LisaRamlow]

Thanks Valerie! This was indeed a pretty solid burl and I’m quite pleased with how much I was able to get out of it! Secret’s in the sauce 😉

[@franwilson2097]

hey Lisa,how are you,love watching you work,envy the wood you have down there as we have very little hard wood here,can buy it though,but to give away,hmmmmm,by the by, just got my 2436 oneway,it's beautiful and bigggggggggggggggg,take care

[@LisaRamlow]

Oooooh yes, congrats on the OneWay! That’s a beauty of a machine 👍

[@noahcount7132]

This cherry burl bowl is every bit as lovely as the other projects you've made from the burl -- each one a stand-alone delight. Well done, Lisa

[@LisaRamlow]

Thank you Noah 😁

[@uniqko]

Very natural bowl

[@LisaRamlow]

Thank you 😁

[@mikec53]

That's a beautiful bowl Lisa. Best of all the coring system is looking like a great investment. Much better to make something out of a special chunk of wood than sweep it up off the floor. Excellent narration and thank you for posting!

[@LisaRamlow]

Thanks Mike! The coring system is definitely going to pay for itself in short order 😁

[@michelehiggins1878]

Absolutely beautiful set of burl pieces! I like and appreciate your videos very much. As a rookie turner, the narration is very helpful as are the close up shots of tool technique. I admire your talent and work. Thank you for sharing!

[@LisaRamlow]

Hi Michele, I’m glad you’re enjoying the videos. I’m learning stuff and making progress with every project 😁

[@marklengal9990]

I was under the impression if you turn too thin green it will crack? This is beautiful 🤩

[@LisaRamlow]

Hi Mark! When turning green the most important thing is to get an even thickness so it will dry evenly and the thinner it is, the quicker it dries. So generally the thinner the better as long as it’s even 👍

[@marklengal9990]

Thanks. I’m going to try it. Maybe on some pine first. Don’t want to risk my good wood yet

[@crystalswenson8844]

What do I think about this project? I think it is a beautiful burl bowl! Well done, Lisa.

[@LisaRamlow]

Thank you Crystal, I’m really pleased with these pieces! 😁

[@domingospedrobraga265]

Parabéns esses nós as peças fica muito bonita, trabalho nota dez, excelente peça obrigado e fica com Deus 👏👏👍❤🙏

[@LisaRamlow]

thanks so much!

[@stephanielovatt2787]

1. I love your curvy toolrest! What is it called? It looks seriously useful, not the least because it's shape would really cut down on repositioning time. 2. I feel so pleased when coring systems are used! Such a pile of shavings, and, potentially, lost income, otherwise! You got 3 decent sized bowls, one baby bowl, and a serving tray, instead of just 2 bowls. I'd call that a win! 3. Some people despise baby bowls, but, in my family, we have Many uses for them, particularly when playing board games. 4. At my guild, we have a 55° gouge, which makes turning the bottom corner very much easier. Our usual guild grind is 45°. 5. Thank you for sharing this video with us, and thank you for the hard work, and dedication, which you put into making these videos, too!

[@LisaRamlow]

Hi Stephanie! 1. This is the RoboRest made by RoboHippy. I have a large one and a small one. I’m not sure they are available on the market at the moment but there are others out there who make similar rests - I think they are called J-rests or curved rests (go figure 😂) 2. I’m very glad I got the coring system-it was expensive but will pay for itself in not too long! 3. I quite like baby bowls as well, though these 2 are going to make a pretty sweet lidded box. I wanted to be able to keep the figure in the center of one of them and that will be a domed lid. Looking good so far! 4. The grind on my 5/8” Thompson gouge has a 60deg bevel which might be the same as is on the BOB gouge so I’m not sure why I have such a hard time keeping bevel contact with it! I also have a 40/40 grind and a couple of 55deg and sometimes I try all of them! 😂 5. Thank you for watching and for taking the time to leave me such a nice comment 😊

[@robohippy]

They will be on the market again soon, but I can't tell you who will be making them yet....

[@stephanielovatt2787]

@@robohippy Thank you for that! I live in New Zealand. Do you sell them here?

[@robohippy]

They will be available through dealers, and/or shipping. I know I have sent some down there.

[@LisaRamlow]

Yay! I’ve had several people ask about them and I’m glad you’re going to have them back ob the market. I love mine! 😁

[@bprades]

Joli!

[@LisaRamlow]

😁

[@jonmartineau1004]

Lisa , I know you like to watch other tuners and I think Gary @ ThePapa1947 would really impress you with idea's .

[@LisaRamlow]

Hi John! I am subbed to Gary’s channel and watch his videos often - he does great work and you were right to think I’d enjoy his videos 😁

[@debroberts1296]

That's the burl of giving! Very nice. How long have you been turning wood and where did you learn?

[@LisaRamlow]

Hi Deb! I broke my ankle in January 2019 and had to sit on my butt for almost 12 weeks so I watched a bunch of KZbin turners and taught myself. I’ve been doing woodworking for over 20 years and always wanted to turn but was afraid of it for some reason. Got over that and it’s my absolute favorite thing on the planet! 😃

[@ejfarmer3027]

Great job. That cherry is so beautiful. What kind of coring tool is that. Been thinking of getting one, but not sure which one. Any suggestions. Nice job.

[@LisaRamlow]

Hi EJ! This is the Woodcut BowlSaver system and has 2 knives. They also make the BowlSaver Max which has 3 knives and will do a larger core, but honestly I didn’t think I’d be turning many bowls big enough to require a larger coring option. OneWay also makes a great coring system and is very popular. There are a bunch of videos on YT with in-depth demos of the various systems. Shawn at wortheffort woodworking has one on the OneWay and McNaughton systems and Mike Waldt has one on the Bowlsaver, but there are several for each system.

[@louisjcharlett8509]

Very nice, Lisa! How long since the burl was originally cut? I have about 10 +/- burls waiting for inspiration.....cut maybe 4 years ago. Love your videos.

[@LisaRamlow]

Hi Louis! I think this burl was cut from the tree a few months ago, though just the branch on either side. I cut it a few weeks ago and turned the 3 bigger bowls within a few days of cutting it. I have the 2 baby burls on the lathe now and am making a lidded box - they are not moving much and haven’t cracked. I kept them in some of the shavings until I got to them but they are pretty small so I didn’t expect them to go too wanky too fast 😁

[@Amybaumgart]

Nicely done Lisa! Given the burl grain goes every which way have you found them to warp much as they dry? I’m wondering if it is less than a traditional grain bowl.

[@LisaRamlow]

Hi Amy! I have not found the burls to warp as much as normal grained pieces. They did move slightly but not too much 😁

[@Chris-gk1vr]

Burlicious LR 👍. Why the two different abrasive pastes? 🤔

[@LisaRamlow]

Hey Chris! The Ack’s is a bit more coarse than Brad’s - I think some of the abrasive pastes in the UK come in different grits? I just really like the way it looks and feels using both pastes and since it’s quick to apply I usually go for it.

[@johnpierce227]

Lisa, Can you recommend a Lathe for a beginner? I like your videos!

[@LisaRamlow]

Hi John! There are lots of options as far as lathes go and it will depend on what you think you want to do with it. Lots of people start with basically the cheapest lathes you can get, Central Machinery from Harbor Freight, RO make sure they’re going to like turning before they spend a bunch of money. I knew I was going to like it so I started with a Delta midi lathe, which would do a 12” bowl and I was pleased with that lathe. However, I decided I wanted to do larger bowls so upgraded to the Laguna with the 2HP motor and am very happy with it. Jet makes very popular lathes and have mini, midi, and full size lathes. Top of the line are probably OneWay, Powermatic and Robust. Your budget will dictate the direction you go. If you have a turning club in your area that’s a great way to learn and see how you like brands, etc. Turning is super fun - prepare to be addicted! 😁

[@johnpierce227]

@@LisaRamlow in high school I like running late in metal shop I took three years of metal shop now I'm retired and kind of would like to do something other than watch TV so I think I would enjoy I've been watching your videos and several others

[@margaretcassidy7830]

Do you ever sell any thing you turn? I like it that you got 3 bowls.

[@LisaRamlow]

Hi Margaret! I do sell me work, on my website (which is pretty pathetic at the moment) and at some local shops and galleries. You can reach me by email if you’re interested in something in particular. Lisa (at) lisaramlow (dot) com

[@jamiemcdonald4279]

I'm looking to get into wood turning. Does anyone have advice on a good lathe to start? I don't need anything huge or that will break the bank until I know what I'm doing.

[@LisaRamlow]

Hi Jamie! First and best advice is to join a local wood turning club. The AAA has chapters all over the US and I believe there are equivalent organizations in Canada and across Europe. You’ll get lots of help and encouragement and can usually do some turning on the club lathes to get started. They can also a lot of times help sourcing wood and equipment. As far as lathes go, I started with a Delta midi lathe and I know a ton of folks who use the Central Machinery lathes from Harbor Freight as their intro machines and then upgrade from there. Where are you located?

[@Sommerdal68]

Is the difference between "wet" and "dry" shown by the different shading of the wood? I'm just wondering if what I see is what you are describing.

[@LisaRamlow]

Hi Heather! Yes, it’s the shade. As I’m cutting it’s a little darker because it exposes the wood a little deeper, but you can see it change as it dries.

[@braddavis4276]

WOW REALLY ENJOYED THE GREAT VIDEO 👍 YOUR WORK SHOP LOOKS VERY INTERESTING AND I CAN THAT ITS MOST DEFINITELY 💯 CUSTOMIZABLE TO THE TYPE OF WORK YOU PRODUCE!!! I WAS WONDERING ABOUT HOW MUCH WOULD ALL THIS COST 💲??? I HAVE SUBSCRIBED TO YOU🫵🫵 ,AND LOOKING FORWARD MORE VIDEOS ❤️💯.😊

[@LisaRamlow]

Thank you!