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Thank you, just hope someone thinks the same thing

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Glad you enjoyed it

No, the diameter and the length need to be pretty equal.

Thanks for the comment. I used mineral oil and beeswax for the finish, I wanted it to be totally food safe.

Thanks for telling me about that. I'll have to check and see what's going on. Also, thanks for the compliment on the bowl.

Thanks!

Thank you, I enjoyed making it

Thank you

Thank you

Thanks

Thanks, if you can't tell, I really enjoy turning spheres

@@584gillette nothing wrong with that buddy!! Keep at it 👍🏻

Alumilite pigment

I'll try better, new at all of this. Thanks for the critique

Thank you for the wonderful compliment. Those are multi-chucks by Carter I got them here carterproducts.com/turning-tools/perfect-sphere/the-perfect-sphere-chuck-1914

Thank you

Here is the website I bought them. carterproducts.com/turning-tools/perfect-sphere/the-perfect-sphere-chuck-1914

Thank you! I enjoy making these

That would be great

Thank you

I use a laserpecker laser engraver, bought it almost 4 years ago and it's still going strong

Okay

А что неправильно сделано? Почему "неуд"?

@@michael-moiseienko расстояние между канавками разное. Можно это намного аккуратнее. Для моего перфекционисткого глаза это кошмар

@@aftar432 Ясно. Я не специалист и глаз на такое не намётан. Спасибо за ответ. Мне шарик понравился. Интересно, если борозды заполнить как-то немного светлее деревом - было бы красивее? И как это сделать? Или не деревом, а смолой с красителем? Под янтарь, например. Или это бред, как думаете?

Never thought about that, but it does

May have to try that on the next one

Thanks for your very kind words. I'm trying to get better every day

Thank you

Wood can be deceiving

*free hand

Thanks, it was one of the first things I learned to da and just love doing them and giving them as gifts

Sounds a bit dangerous to me and not sure if I would feel comfortable selling afterwards.

@@584gillette Its easy neutralized by check notes ....... Hydrochloric acid oh.

@@artcraft2893 Okay, but having caustic chemicals around is not something I would be comfortable with. But thanks for the info

@@584gillette Its was a joke because I think it was something easy and safe to do(like using baking soda or vinegar)... then check google for details. And this sounds horrible dangerous.

Sorry, guess I have a longer attention span

I bought them here carterproducts.com/turning-tools/perfect-sphere/the-perfect-sphere-chuck-1914

Thank you very much!

Thanks, I caught the sphere bug in the begging and just kept at it

Thank you

Carter sells them. But they’re simple to make yourself.

You can get them here carterproducts.com/turning-tools/perfect-sphere/the-perfect-sphere-chuck-1914 Yes you can make them yourself, but they end up being not as precise

Many thanks

Thanks, I have thought about doing this to a sphere for a long time

You had me confused for a minute. That's not a wire that is a LED light with a magnet attached on the back so that I can look inside things while I hollow them out.

Thanks, I like to explore new avenues and test my skills every once in a while with something not usually turned.

Thanks, it was touch and go for a bit

Thanks for watching it, but just imagine the whole 5 hours. That's not including breaks. I haven't done the physics, but I imagine that if a piece does come flying off, the force would be devastating. Don't get me wrong, I love doing this, but have heard of some serious accidents.