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Beeswax is yellow and will add that color to almost any wood. Mineral oil alone will add a deep wet look without the yellowing. Both of your finishes look very nice.

Butterfly nut!

Excellent work

$10 is a vase, $100 is a vaas

Cool.

Looks good

Wonderful.

Cool.

Thank you, Very nice.

Love the bowl. Beautiful colors!

Love the colours on the bowl

Beautiful.

Another beautiful bowl Matt

It's a masterpiece 👏👏

Nice.

Thank you.

My favorite wood, spalted and buggy. Nothing like turning and getting splattered with bug guts.

Good job, that turned out great.

This is the joy of wood turning. Great job and love your channel.

Hi Matt if you want to use the skew better have a look at a fellow youtuber he goes by the name Woodturner 21 he is a skew master here is the link th-cam.com/video/TlOz_fyUThQ/w-d-xo.htmlsi=Hy-38X7YIwbou1U_ watch this and improve your skew work I surely did Keep up the great work Marty Aussie turner

Clean looking vase! How do you handle including the pith, some slow dry process? Everything I've turned so far that included the pith has split (some within days, some months). Also not trying to judge but could be worth doing some googling on using gloves and lathes. Fingerless could be a good option or if you're just trying to stay clean/warm then nitrile or something that would just tear instead of pulling you into the machine would keep your hands safer!

Looks great! Same here trying patiently to get better with the skew

WOW that is beautiful looking wood

That's a super cute little lathe project, great idea. And cheers for explaining why you have those gloves on - no business of mine if someone wants to wear gloves when they work, but thats the first time I've seen someone wear those super thick insulated ones, must be bloody cold up there!! 👍👍

First time I saw one like that. Do you sell them?

Great video. I am a former Canadian :)

How much is accoya? I can't find any prices online for lumber. Other than even Accoya saying it's "luxury".

That looks nice

I love the different colours in the S looks amazing.

WOW. I love how that wood pops

A good wood is Camphor which smells like Vicks vapor rub an the trunck wood is a different color then the limbs.

A very nice-looking bowl. I had never heard of Accoya before, very interesting. I imagine you wore a dust mask or respirator the whole time. I will be looking for your update the longevity of the smell and the durability of the bowl. Did you buy the wood online? Any side of effects of working with it, e.g., staining of the lathe, etc?

I'm going to make one of those...thanks for sharing

Looks very cool. Careful with those HF gloves. I confess to wearing that exact glove on my left hand sometimes when I turn, even though I know it isn’t the safest thing to do. But those shavings get so hot.

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7:40 or so... I was going to ask how you could stand those shavings hitting the outside of your hand. I know that I can take it for only a few seconds. I nearly always wear a pair of "Ironclad Framer" gloves for just that reason. I know the Safety Sallies clutch their pearls when they associate lathes and gloves, but hey. Nicely done video and box. A pleasure to watch, listen to, and learn! Cheers!

Freddy kruger gloves are a bad idea on a lathe. No feel, plenty of fabric to rip your fingers off through.

The grain runs the same way on each layer of LVL

Looks really good

I have been using walnut oil for a long time. Haven't seen many others doing so. There are so many useless vids out there on different, unnecessary products when all you need is to keep it simple. Natural oils and natural wax.

Very well done

Hi bro, what smell do you get from the lindseed mix? What mineral oil did you use? Baby oil?

Really surprised you are wearing gloves. That seems really dangerous around a spinning machine.

Love your vids. Just started turning myself. Blew up my first bowl but my second was successful.

Nice little bowl. I like the rim detail on the outside. What make/model chuck is that? Have you been happy with it?

Simple but pretty

Would you kindly make a different one? Most designs stand on a wobbly tripod, that takes up too much space anyway. Most working Artists are in limited space. Why not build one that clamps to any table securely, while the top canvas grabber goes to a 4' height, and THE BOTTOM CANVAS GRABBER, lowers below the table height, to about 2' off the ground. That gives a professional 6 foot canvas in a secure and limited space. I went to Home Depot, but they didn't seem to have a clamp that is secure on the easel, but clamps to any table (and can be moved when necessary.) You could certainly sell the design if you don't want to make and sell the Easels! Also, don't we all hate wingnuts? They're too small. We need a big knob, easier to grab and turn. HD calls them "Valves" but they're much easier to grab and adjust. The "Table top Easels" tip over and hold a max 1 ft canvas. Could you do it?

Before WWII the Finns used a similar recipe for gunstock finish: 1/3 beeswax, 1/3 linseed oil, 1/3 turpentine. I have used it o a number of tool handles and walking sticks.

I like it

Such a unique looking bowl! ❤