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Thanks! I will give it a try.

Thank you Mark!

I’m impressed with how well this technique works!

I was impressed with how well this worked. WOW!

Thank you, my friend! I’m looking forward to pouring some resin today!

Thank you! I am really impressed with the quality and functionality.

I’m so impressed! The quality is exceptional.

Thank you, my friend! Have a fantastic day!

I’m looking forward to working with this wood!

Thank you! It’s beautiful wood!

Thank you! I’m looking forward to working with these woods!

Thank you Skyler. I’m really excited about that walnut! It’s amazing how the redwood popped when I sprayed it. It came to life!

Thank you!

Good morning Skyler! I just added the Dremel tool information. Thanks for suggesting that.

Thank you. Just ordered it

@@woodworkingwithSkyler you’re awesome! Thank you!

I appreciate that! Thanks so much!

Thanks so much Mark!

Thank you, my love! Skyler Ewing’s Carnauba Wood Finish & Polish restored this beautiful bowl.

Thank you so much! I appreciate you.

Thank you! Im very happy with this engraving project.

Thank you! Like you, I’m a big fan of xTOOL.

Thank you Mark!

Thanks so much!

Thank you! I was fortunate to get that wood at auction.

Thanks so much! I appreciate all your support ❤️

Thank you, my love! This was a very enjoyable project.

Thank you kindly, Mark!

Thank you! I enjoyed creating this beauty!

Awesome! You’ll find the film to be useful.

Thank you Mark!

It sure is handy. By having that visual, it increase the odds of a sale. Thanks for following along!

Thanks so much! I appreciate it!

Thanks for watching and commenting Mark!

Thank you Mark! Much appreciated!

I enjoyed this little experiment. I’ve not used Tung Oil before so it was interesting to see how it behaved with the different woods. I do like how it penetrated. I was impressed, actually. That final step using your Carnauba Wood Finish & Polish added that little extra something. Thanks for creating your amazing finishes and for following along!

Thank you!

Hi Mike!n good to see you! Wood is truly amazing. I’ll bet your table looks much better. Way to go!

Hi Mark! This worked out well for me and plan on picking up a few more boxes.

Check out my friends channel. She bought quite a few of these boxes. th-cam.com/video/WzONN3dvp1A/w-d-xo.htmlsi=Cg00ctQPANhNrywY

Thanks so much! I’m glad you like it!

Thank you! It is frustrating when tools don’t work right. Turning wood uses some fine motor skills. When your tool doesn’t glide on the tool rest properly, you’re now fighting the tool. Not good. Thanks for watching!

Thanks Jeff! I pulled out my files this afternoon, in anticipation of seeing what I can do with it. A follower just shared a this link. It’s a method of adding a heat treated rod to the top of your existing tool rest. It’s an inexpensive fix. Here’s the link d-waytools.com/tool-rest-top-bars/

I can hardly wait for you to get a lathe Skyler. I’m sure you’ll be an amazing wood turner!

Thank you for the clarification! And thank you for putting together these amazing boxes. They are wonderful!

This actually came from eBay. That’s normally not my go to site, but I’ve had some success with spalted maple and Buckey Burl. On Facebook, check out Burls & Wood Blanks Auctions and Sales. They constantly have nice offerings.

Thank for following along Tony! With my 10W Xtool, I’m running 72 power and 80-85speed. Hope that helps. I’ve had great success with those settings. I’ve got some bowl blanks coming in today. I bought more Etimoe, which is such a beautiful wood. It’s well mannered on the lathe and it finishes so well. I have an Etimoe platter in one of my videos. Have a great day!

I watched the Etimoe video as well. It is stunning. I've never heard of it but with your endorsement I'll be watching out for it. Thank you so much for the reply. I'll be giving those settings some testing in my own shop.

@@tonyblanco305 Awesome! Good luck! If you want to find some Etimoe, let me know and I'll share my vendor with you.

I have so many cool ideas! Hmmm, will I sleep tonight or not. 🙂

Thank you! Im thoroughly enjoying creating these videos! It reminds me of our 25 years of farming and homesteading, teaching others the things we learned from our successes and failures. The only difference is, this is through video as opposed to all the in person classes we taught. I do wish we had high speed internet then. You and I could have shared so much hard fought knowledge.

Thank you Skyler! That means a lot. When I started my journey into working with resin, I watched so many videos. Too many, really. I walked away feeling frustrated, all too many times. I see a need for better education, which is what you do on your amazing page. I've always been the person to experiment and then share my successes and failures. Kathy and I did this for 25 years on our farm and homestead. As a guy that's brand new to sharing content on TH-cam, your input helps me decide what content I should create. I think I should do something like a resin master class, taking people on a journey for the beginning to the end. Possibly do that over a number of videos. I can't wait to see what you create. I know you'll do an amazing job, with your artistic abilities. Feel free to ask questions. I always want my friends and followers to excel in their endeavors!

Derek , that’s an awesome idea. It could be as a mini series. How to successfully make an epoxy project. Starting with tools you need and links where to buy them, set up , stage be stage…. Designing the project is a big one. I have 5 resin trays and tons of wood. I kept looking at all my stuff and have no idea how to make a pleasant design. It’s such a foreign world. So far my only experience with resin was doing small inlay ( success rate 20% as I always had problems with bubbles), and feeling knots holes ( success rate 40%) as the resin shrunk and had to plane half of the thickness of my board. I watched a lot of TH-cam but I still hon idea on how to prep the wood for resin, what kind of resin is best ( I bought 4 gallons of resin a year ago thinking I was going to do a river table) it turns out I bought table top resin that is not deep pour…. We need guidance and information

Great suggestions Skyler! I think a mini series is perfect. I’ve been thinking about this since our chat yesterday and I’ve got lots of ideas that I’ll put down on paper. The. I can schedule some time to create this series. In the meantime, since I’m pouring some projects later today, I’ll share with you privately some process to get you going. You’ll be surprised how easy it is.