WoodArt- lidded pot with Finial...... not quite a BEGINNERS project but not that difficult

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[@mikeevans373]

Brian, I love the way you work, your tool control is beautiful to watch and I like that you explain what you are doing and give suggestions for alternatives. This is another great piece.

[@Stable_Studio]

Thank you Mike Much appreciated 👍👍

[@ronkiskowoodart9680]

I love watching you turn! You have had a great journey!

[@Stable_Studio]

Thanks Ron it’s been a great learning experience with lots more to follow I hope

[@davidvaughan2838]

Thanks for your time Brian, really good video and finished piece was excellent

[@Stable_Studio]

Thank you David 👍👍

[@davidspence5027]

Super job Brian, love the colour scheme. The gold finial just finishes it of beautifully..

[@Stable_Studio]

Thank you David much appreciated.

[@WeeVal]

Nicely done as always Mr Brian! 😃

[@Stable_Studio]

Thank you Val 🥰

[@spindlesworkshop9744]

You are so talented 👍

[@annlaurie1484]

Very nice, like the inside of the lid, looks good. 😊

[@Stable_Studio]

Thanks Ann 👍👍

[@shanehurst31]

Great job as always Brian thanks for sharing

[@Stable_Studio]

Glad you enjoyed it Shane

[@Dore60]

Very nice job Brian.👍

[@Stable_Studio]

Thanks Andy I appreciate you taking the time to watch and comment

[@toddatglencovewoodworks]

Beautiful Brian!

[@Stable_Studio]

Thank you Todd 👍👍👍

[@GaryGlass-DriftwoodTurner]

Great job Brian

[@Stable_Studio]

Thanks Gary much appreciated buddy

[@alangibb3100]

Brian what a cracking pot it turned out really nice and a good colour scheme as well, great stuff mate

[@Stable_Studio]

Thank you Alan those were the Bolgers colours I used good vibrant colours

[@TheKlondikeCraftsman]

Nicely done Brian!

[@Stable_Studio]

Thank you Lewis

[@paulgoodridge7957]

Pleasure to watch you work .perfect controle pot good video thanks

[@Stable_Studio]

Thank you Paul I appreciate your time watching and commenting 👍👍

[@paulgoodridge7957]

How did you colour it, it stands out like china really nice

[@Stable_Studio]

@paulgoodridge7957 the couloir was applied With a bush and A couple of light coats of Lacquer the polished with Hampshire sheen Hi gloss

[@MikeWaldt]

Beautiful piece Brian and a great video mate.

[@Stable_Studio]

Thank you Mike 👍 you best be cared That’s the second time in a row with a compliment. I’m starting to worry about you 🤣🤣

[@William_Kenny]

Brian a great looking piece well demonstrated love the texturing under the lid top class video mate,
Kind regards
From will 👍

[@Stable_Studio]

Thanks William I appreciate that 👍👍

[@ClintHitchcock]

Nice turn as usual man. Like the shape a lot.

[@Stable_Studio]

Thanks Clint 👍👍

[@wesleyhanna1124]

Very nice job, Brian!
Wes @ Piedra Designs

[@Stable_Studio]

Thank you Wesley 👍👍

[@GavSedae]

Nice one Brian

[@Stable_Studio]

Thank you Gav much appreciated 👍👍

[@DougMilleratWoodSpunRound]

Lovely lidded pot Brian. This may be the nicest finial you’ve done, at least in the top 5. I looked at you show notes to see what you used to color this time but didn’t find anything. Would you mind sharing what you used? You did a GREAT job with this all the way through. Excellent!

[@Stable_Studio]

Hi Doug Thank you theses are the dyes I Used on this piece bolgers.co.uk/collections/wood-dyes/products/concentrated-water-based-dye-8-colour-set

[@robertthwaits9637]

Brian i was against painting my turnings but seeing this latest video i really must try its beautiful what sort of paints do you use

[@heatherandroberttudor172]

Very nice the colour makes it. Can you help. You were using the Hope tool for hollowing which I like but I like the Sorby turnmaster. Is there much difference I’m in NZ so I have to watch on you tube thanks Robert

[@Stable_Studio]

I have both systems Robert the main difference is the the Hope system has a cupped carbide cutter which is only 6mm diameter and removes wood at a ridiculous rate. I use that for roughing out and often use the Sorby as a finishing tool before sanding. Both are equally as good at the job