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I know, lets turn a pen into "um" a pen.

Love them. May I ask sizes, what size wood did you begin with? Thank you.

Very nice, I am new turner bought the Herald Record Power love it. May I ask what make are the carbide tools, nice heavy with long handles. Thank you, Davie

Passion ❤️❤️

Did you glue the lid down when you attached it to finish turning it ? I will be making an urn, I have seen a few fellows do this but not sure.

Is there an Amazon link to the pens you have used?

you measured the width of the log then made another length measurement. What is the ratio?

Very nice, thank you 👍🏻

Super!

Why would you spend all that time changing one part of a cheap crappy pen?

Nice work thank you for sharing

Play some hill billy music in the back ground would be awesome.

I was looking for something like this. I just started turning pens and I am not planning to sell them. Some of these pen kits are very expensive. I think the trick is to find a click pen that has a pretty end at the clip.

Love bowl and the reclamation of furniture. Hope to see more of it.

Im really interested in reclaiming wood. What great blanks. Can you elaborate? These legs typical of what sort of furniture, high quality, mid, IKEA? Thanks.

Just got into turning. Though it's fun to part and bead, I love your clean modern aesthetic. That's what I want to focus on.

Nice. Love the simple diy mandrel. What size jaws do you use?

Would you recommend this brand of lathe? Reliable?

Pretty cool...too bad though that you cannot talk...

Where can I get something like this online?

I loved it, gives me a couple ideas.

Love it. A beautiful tool box for your tools.

Thanks for sharing. I’ve made a couple yet hadn’t put the hole in . Your video gave me my plan to do so.

Very nice job - thanks for sharing!

Beautiful bowl. I've been thinking of doing a coffee bowl for some time now but keep putting it off. I noticed you have a stamp for personalizing your work. I've been using a branding iron but have not been 100% happy with its outcome. It's too inconsistent so I've been looking at ink stamps and medallions. Could you tell me where you got your stamp from and are you happy with its results? Thanks Pete

Nicely done. Thank you for sharing. Remember, when the wood goes around, the face shield goes down.🙂🙂

Hello. Liked your video of outboard turning. Im in the market for a 14 to 16 inch lathe and was considering the coronet. The one drawback IMHO his the low speed of only 250. How has your lathe held up and do you think it needs a lower speed? Thanks.

You lost me with the first note of music. No one I know pulls up turning videos to listen to tunes.

I have used about every method known to man such as epoxy, wood glue and wood dust, super glue, every type of filler such as glitter, stains, wood dust etc. that I could think of. I like a more “natural look” instead of artificial colors and wood shavings. I sometimes use colored super glue on “very fine” cracks. What I have gone to is a 50/50 mix of wood glue and very finely ground coffee grounds. It gives an enhanced more natural look to the crack. I use this on large to very large cracks. I clean out the crack, mix up my concoction and force it down into the crack using a sharp point and pressure. I let it set over night and on large cracks usually have to fill in again as it will shrink. If you have a crack that goes all the way though to the inside of the turning just use tape on the inside to create a dam. When re-turbing use a very sharp tool and go lightly. I have had very good results and comments from customers and it has a nice natural look.

I've tried coffee grounds and CA with mixed results, I much prefer epoxy mixed with coffee grounds. Good job on the piece 👌👏

I try to make it on my lathe machine but you R A great turner 😊

This is not Tiny shop

We had some storms that blew down several limbs about that size so this is perfect 👍

Garry NOT Linda. A better method to remove the piece from the glue block and remove the hot glue from the disc is to wet the piece down with alcohol. In the US it's denatured alcohol in Europe and other countries it's methylated spirits. Take your time and don't rush it. Use a small brush, wet the joint down, let it sit a few minutes and do it again. It may take up to15 minutes. Keep it moist, you don't have to soak it. Do something else while doing this. Try prying under the glue line with a thin blade every so often until it comes loose. It takes a little time but you won't damage your piece.

I've just picked one up for £2... can't wait to get it sorted :-) top job

My small bowls have been with 2.5 in diameter branches, but hard maple, not all that pretty! But tiny bowls they are !

Hi Frank. Where are You my friend? Is everything ok?

nice and different pieces.

Lose the music! Interesting to watch..mute..

Very nice work and video 😊

A great idea.

Great to see such clear photography. I'm off to have go.

Beautifull pice but damn ,expensive equipment!

I been doing a lot of research about taking on turning rings on my lathe. This video taught me that I don't need to spend $100 for a mandrel but I do want to know is what kind of Chuck do you use?

Why part it off so soon?

The vase turned out very nice. The dark coffee in those holes really added a lot of character to it. Good job once again thank you for sharing.

I am a beginner. I have had my lathe maybe five weeks. As much as I want to dive in to a big project, I am still practicing for small projects. I really like the shape of a small bowl. Please take it as a compliment that I am gonna try to copy it. Thank you for sharing.

This time I will do it manually with the help of Woodglut designs.

no talking