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[@alangibb3100]

Steve that turned out really smart mate, well done, love the colours to they really stand out.

[@SKKrafts]

Thank you alan

[@joyenglish1275]

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[@copperowlwoodturning5929]

Beautiful bowl and great demonstration Steve. 😊😊

[@SKKrafts]

Thank you mate, much appreciated

[@toddatglencovewoodworks]

Lovely bowl Steve 😊

[@SKKrafts]

Thank you

[@lenshandcraftedwoodsigns6033]

Great bowl Steve!!!

[@SKKrafts]

Thank you mate.

[@rubycler6221]

Very well presented Steve

[@SKKrafts]

Thank you ruby.

[@roystheboy]

Very nice indeed Steve

[@SKKrafts]

Thanks roy

[@joyenglish1275]

Hello

[@ericwinckler5142]

I do have a question about sanding speed, I sand at about 400 rpm and when I sand to get tear out removed on my cherry 6” salad bowl it heats up and causes cracking and then I use CA glue , sand signs of glue off and more cracks are made do to the heat of sanding. I need help. If I don’t sand for long time , the tearout remains.
I enjoy your sessions Steve, and thank you!!!

[@SKKrafts]

If you are getting thermal cracking due to sanding it can be caused but pressing to hard on the abrasive, running the lathe to fast.
Try using a lower grit to remove tear out first or better still do a final gentle cut with a freshly sharpened gouge to remove tear out first. Hope this helps