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nice finish. I wish you would tell us what you use.

Beautiful ❤

Another episode of why didn't I think of that. Beautiful result ! 👍👍

There is no god and life has no larger meaning, other than for us to do the best we can. Humans are such a small part of the universe that what we do, or don’t do as individuals, doesn’t make a big difference one way or another. It made my life so much pleasant when I quit worrying about the meaning of life.

Hot selling items. LOL.

you sure got the walls of that real thin. 👍 you should put in your description what you use to finish the wood. always looks great.

excellent design for a little votive candle

unless you are physically unable to speak, why don't you ever talk in your videos?

you didn't tell us the original length. 2 x 4 x what? either to start with or after cut into 3 pieces.

Amazing work

I've just learned more about bowl turning in 10 minutes then I have from some videos that are an hour long. Thanks !

The twine is a nice addition.🙂🙂

Do you sell any of this online?

What a awesome way to do a piece of wood love the yarn texture

That little sharpening set up is absolutely genious I have considered making 1 with my belt Sander also but recently i broke down and got a 1hp rikon grinder and 2 cbn wheels with the wolverine jig and varigrind very happy with it bit that little set up you had could've saved me 1000 bucks lol love you videos watch every week great job

So, is this wood old and dry? Can you use fresh cut?

I should have asked in my original comment but didn’t think about it until later. Is the colored twine from Amazon?

Interesting use of a chuck within a chuck!

Fantastic. Really nice. It might be good to have a pack of colored sharpies to touch up any spots on the twine, if needed. As always really nice project. And a nice twist to a vase!!!

Some Olde Timey toilets used to have overhead tanks and you would flush them by pulling a chain. The chains would have handles something like these. That's what I was thinking of as I watched this -- though I was pretty sure "hot selling" wouldn't apply to such an item. 😁

clever. thank you.

Hey Rus, another great video. What a difference a little twine can make. Think I'll give it a try. Until the next one...Dan

Who is buying these?

Great little project. I like the new feature. Thanks.

Please tell me , as a newbie without any bowl gouge in my arsenal...what should I begin to learn with ? Thank You again for your continued brilliance and taking the time to share and edit.

...cool addition...think I'll try it on my next pot. And thanks for showing your sharpening station...my sander's base is different, but I'll figure it out... By the way, to double my sales, I cut my projects in half...😉 Matt

Great project with a fantastic addition. Way to go!

Great work as usual! The sharpen tool for bowl gouge, where can I found it? Amazon link possibly? Thanks

Thank you everyone for tuning in! I just wanted to add that you can use different colors with different types of wood. One of my most popular was a dark wood with regular brown twine. I added it in 2 places. On the neck and near the base. Gave it a rustic look. Also use medium CA glue. I ran out and used thin and it was a bit messy. Thank you all for your support!

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Great project

It's good to know what your using. Thank you for sharing this. I have a parting tool like yours and I made one from an old bread knife i picked up at a used store. I flattened the teeth and then put a point on the end. I use it most of the time. I like your screwdriver tool. I might have to make one!

At first I thought you were making fishing bobbers.

Very nice

The only mistake i saw was the choice of sports team. I mean who would choose "x"?! "Y" is so much better. All joking aside, I didn't see any mistakes.

looks good -- will be trying it

I like this one too. Amazing how leaving it a little natural in places can draw the eye differently. To one awesome, another unprofessional. I made a maple vase, let a couple places where there used to be branches, same result, either they love it or hate it. Thanks for the video Rus, appreciate the ideas....Dan

Was the wood fresh or seasoned? Is there any worry with fresh wood that it'll crack it warp as it dries?

Can't you get that ruff end at the tailstock off, looks unprofessional.

Maybe at least let us know wood type. That would be helpful. And what do you sell these little beauties for? Really nice work

made a bunch of universal file handles once. used 1/2" copper pipe for the business end an simple clear coat.

brilliant

I would think they would float for a bit which could help if you went boating.

Very nice, thank you for sharing

do you make your own sanding sealer? recipe?

Seen a few of your videos lately, and I have a question. Why do you use the bowl gouge instead of a regular/roughing gouge? Not saying that there a "right" way to do it, I'm just curious.

Beautiful work. Great idea !

what is the wire called you use for the patterns

Good job! You may want to check and update the links in the description.. You just posted this and several of them are no longer available.