Turning a wooden owl with a sphere jig and a fluting jig

My Name is Paul Howard, I am a woodturner and engineer. I have developed some jigs for fluting and turning a sphere.
This is a video of how I turned a wooden owl on my Stratos FU-230 Lathe.
For more information on turning owls please visit my website
www.paulhowardwoodturner.co.uk
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My Lathe: hopewoodturning.co.uk/lathes/...

[@bjrngumundsen939]

Brilliant video, I enjoyed every minute.

[@paulhowardwoodturner1987]

Thank you

[@TubeDaLube]

That is beautiful owl,thank you for sharing

[@paulhowardwoodturner1987]

Thank you, if you need information on how to make them just email me [e-mail]

[@Melancholy43920]

These are adorable!

[@danceswithaardvarks3284]

Awsome and cute.

[@garrybrpwine3073]

Excellent !!!!!

[@hobbyturner6634]

Paul, I love the owls, hence buying the jig. What's the blue material you put in the hole for the eye? Was it just blue tack to hold it for the video or an epoxy type material to permanently hold it?

[@paulhowardwoodturner1987]

Adrian Moore Is was just blue tac as a temporary fix, I normally super glue the eyes in place when all the finishing is done

[@katimaboy]

Nice jig for the eyes, but you should try carving chisel sometime

[@amiddled]

I think the clue is in the video description here - this isn't about that sort of technique.