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Can you add a link on how you finished that bowl?

I’ve heard of green heart,purple heart but never red heart before.

Beautiful bowl.

I love catapala! Great job.

ThanksI have done the same for the last few years. If you don't need the bowls any time soon eventually you will have enough that you will always have dry stock. Recently I have had needs and no dry stock to use. I have found that one or two hour stints in our convection oven on the lowest setting of 140 deg works wonders.

Very nice work and video. 👍

This was a very good teaching video. You showed how to correct mistakes. You showed him not to panic when you have a catch and you showed how to deal with an irregular shaped piece of wood.

Very fiddly but a great result from your patient, methodical approach..

Thats a nice bowl - I'll be making one tomorrow. Still a newbie at this marlakey.

Turned out real nice. Thanks for sharing

Nice use of hot melt glue and pieces of wood to seal the ends.

I was searching specifically for the use of liming wax and your video fits the bill exactly, thank you. I love the blue colour, do you m8nd if i ask what make it is?

Amazing work loved no stupid music or drab talking.

Please show a picture of the piece 3 months after it dried.

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What a great idea 👍

Eine sehr schöne Arbeit ich werde versuchen es nachzu Drechseln ? obwohl nsch einem Schlsganfall meine linke Hand nicht mehr funktioniert

what produkt did you use to make it shine?

That is beautiful sir, Very well done!

What size blank did you start with

Great mid century modern design accessory.

Very beautiful job! Excellent job with instructions! I will be subscribing I enjoy your style! Have great blessed day! 😁 Gerry

Using carbide?

Ha! (11:59) Got pretty good cut, so sanding should go smoothly! Seriously, tho, Great job. I thought, after that crack about sanding going smoothly, you would talk about turning air. I love catalpa wood; it smells almost like motor oil, and will not rot( I use catalpa for other outdoor projects). Im liking and subscribing cuz of your plain style of talking and NO MUSIC.

is this a how not to do it video?

It’s lovely 🌞

Beautiful! What is that round sander?

Great vidéo man ! Tell me where do you buy this nice gouge please ! Thank you and keep the great work’s 😊

Whst size blank did you start with

Wow very nice piece. Thank you for sharing. Happy New Year

Spent to much time in the sand blaster.Otherwise nice piece. Jim's wood shop.

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Would be nice to have narration. The captions do help. Thanks!

Although the end result looks good, here are some tipps. I work almost exclusively with recycling old skateboards. I’m also turning plenty of bowls and other pieces on the lathe from this marerial. 1. Sand the decks before you cut them, it’s much quicker and cleaner. I recommend an angle grinder with flap discs. 2. You didn’t sand all the laquer and old graphics / debirs and skate wax off, I was terrified for you. That kind of glue up on a bowl blank?? Lucky that only one outer layer flew off. This blank could have exploded on you in a really dangerous way. It is plywood after all. So if you glue 20 layers of skateboards together, you’ll have 19 glue joints + the 6 glue joints inside each skateboard layer. Adding to it, this is hard maple plywood, so not easy to turn regardless. This could have ended very differently, only one glue joint needs to fail for a blank lile this to become a projectile. Please be careful. 3. As you surely noticed, the decks have concave. Which is why your sanding attempts didn’t do too well on a flat belt sander. This concave requires you to match the pieces better and apply more clamping force than usual. I use a press with a hydraulic jack to clamp up bowl blanks. This ensures good contact between layers and safe (as safe as possible) turning. Don’t be discouraged by my words, this is just a bit different from your regular wood. So much fun, once you made actual lumber out of the old decks!

Chad why didnt you leave a foot on that bowl, you had a nice looking profile for a foot at one point but ultimately your left with a bowl of sorts that if anything is put in it it will just fall over.

Good stuff

Nice work!

Tank you Chad; your process is a very simple one, and I definitively will try it soon. ...Man, so simple: I can't believe it! I let you know the result.

Awesome dude. Do you think you need woodworking experience to get into this?

great video Chad! Another turner here

I tried few times to turn such bowl but they keep on breaking or bacome rounded instead of aquare What wood do you use? What size? Your plate looks amazing!!

Great idea to keep the dust down. And I too have a boxer that likes to come hang out with me while I’m turning 🐶

Beautiful piece of wood, and great technique. Just received a piece of hackberry from my brother, but I'm waiting for my Christmas present (new lathe) to turn it. Cheers!

Very very nice work👍👍👍

Very very nice work👍👍👍

An example of difficult work excellently done. Thank you.

Very imaginative. Looks great.

Chad, you are very talented. I'm not bad ..but I am not as good as you. I am new on this activity (despite been 80 year old), I do lathe to keep me busy, and I am learning looking at you all those little details very important that are like little secrets to make a master piece. Thank you. Roberto

Very nice, what rpm(s) do you use turning and sanding something like this.

A great thanks for this very inspiriting video. You really embellished your first work. 👍👍