Looks great, I used something like that to carry out emergency repairs of tanks and pipes years ago, it was called Pig Putty, looks like its use has expanded out a bit!
like it alot , 👍👍👍,,. PS ,@9:30 it's called Scotch-Brite pads from motor repair supplies , brown= 600g , yellow=1000 ,white= 1200 approximatly,,.l don't use wire wool now , it left little bits of wire in the wood that went black ,,.Stay safe,,. Regards Alf
Oh wow, what a lovely contemporary wooden vase. I like the way you didn't mix the milliput completely. A world of possibility there using different colours. Thanks for sharing, subbed 👍
Love the finish Peggy, for someone that hasn’t been turning for long, you use those tools so confidently and smoothly. Makes the rest of us look bad lol. I noticed when you used the forstner bit, you appeared to have an extension of some sort. Can you please direct me to where I can get one? Thanks, Sean
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Nice ! when I first seen the picture of your project, I thought it was aluminum melted into the project, and then thought how the hell did she do that. LOL with Milliput, who would of thought it'd look like metal.
Milliput is interesting stuff. I prefer resin, but there are some uses where it doesn't work as well. I like that you didn't blend the milliput into a uniform gray. Lovely shape of the vase.
P.F Woodturning I love this vase with the black and white epoxy. Could I ask some advice?........although I have been turning a while now I have never turned a vase as I am not that confidant that I don't catch the chisel and bust the vase, could I ask how you sand the inside and how you get a complete finish on the inside of the vase? Thanks
Hello and thank you. To sand the inside I use masking tape and tape sandpaper to the end of a tool, if I can't reach that far down safely. They do make tools for sanding far down, I just don't have one.
@@gavincoyle I have used a piece of broom stick or dowel rod and taped shop a rag to the end then wrapped the rag with self adhesive sandpaper or taped sandpaper to it. You just need to be very carefull when doing this to make sure the shop rag is taped completely so it doesn't catch on the wood. But this gives a little padding and I find gives a nicer finish
@@PFWoodturning A spindle roughing gouge was what I was referring to -- Sorry I did not make that clear. Usually a ~1 inch wide spindle roughing gouge is the first tool most go to to round a spindle like the vase you were working on. They are much bigger and wider than the ones you were using and they make short work of getting down to round. You can also use a skew to get down to round but that takes a lot of skill -- Beyond my level! :)
I really like the shape of this vase and the pattern of the inlay. Nice job, Peggy. 💜
Thank you! 😊
Nice idea and beautiful results. Just added a new 'to do' project!
Awesome! Thank you!
Beautiful piece.
Thank you, much appreciated!
Very cute shoes too! 😁😁😁
Ha! Thanks!
I like it, thanks for sharing.
Thank you!
very nice dear looks great .
Thanks!
Very pretty!
Thanks, Joyce!
Love that effect, I've got to have a go at that.
Go for it!
Very nice Peggy!
Thank you very much!
That bowl looked beautiful, thank you for sharing.
Thanks, Mark!
Looks great, I used something like that to carry out emergency repairs of tanks and pipes years ago, it was called Pig Putty, looks like its use has expanded out a bit!
Thanks, Matt. Yes, that's my understanding of milliput original intended use. Pretty cool that it has evolved in its use.
Good looking vase. I really like the abstract of the black and white.
Thank you!
Well young Lady, you keep improving your talent with each vessel you turn.
ThankQ
@@grampashorty8468 Thanks!
I REALLY like that Milliput design!!!!!
Thank you, Curt!
Very cool!
Thanks!
like it alot , 👍👍👍,,. PS ,@9:30 it's called Scotch-Brite pads from motor repair supplies , brown= 600g , yellow=1000 ,white= 1200 approximatly,,.l don't use wire wool now , it left little bits of wire in the wood that went black ,,.Stay safe,,. Regards Alf
Cool, thanks!!
Nice shape, like your use of the millput really adds to the look, Thanks.
Thanks, yes I really like the milliput.
Very Nice!!
Thank you!
very nice vase peggy i love the placement of the milliput stunning piece thanx for sharing
Thanks, Maggie!
Very cool, love the Milliput looks like marble
Thanks, yeah it kinda does look like marble.
Great work...love the Milliput!
Thank you!
Beautiful, I’m sure that finishing is as smooth as silk 👍🏻
Thank you~
Love the marble look you did with the milliput. you knocked this one out of the park P.F it's beautiful
Thank you!!!
Thanks for sharing this. Loved it!
Thank you, much appreciated!
Awesome job
Thank you!
very pretty vase, loving the milliput band
Thank you, Lindsay!
Very nice Peggy! Love using Milliput, never know what Patten's you are going to end up with 👌👌👌
Thanks, Sam!
Lovely vase. I like using Milliput & the different effects you can get. ❤️it ☺️
Thanks. Milliput is great!
Very nice. I like the milliput inlay.😎🤟
Thank you! Much appreciated.
Very nice! Subscribed. Now I gotta go through all your other videos. 😊
Thanks!
Oh wow, what a lovely contemporary wooden vase. I like the way you didn't mix the milliput completely. A world of possibility there using different colours. Thanks for sharing, subbed 👍
Thanks, Gordon. Much appreciated!!!
That looks great! Keep up the good work🖖🏼😃
Thanks!
Merci vos vidéos, c'est trop beau, continuez, 👌💝
Thank you!
I like it peggy.
Kem Stewart thanks!!
Love the finish Peggy, for someone that hasn’t been turning for long, you use those tools so confidently and smoothly. Makes the rest of us look bad lol. I noticed when you used the forstner bit, you appeared to have an extension of some sort. Can you please direct me to where I can get one? Thanks, Sean
Thanks. Here is an amazon link for one, however, they come in different lengths, depending on what you want. amzn.to/2zE4Zi1
you all probably dont care at all but does any of you know of a way to log back into an Instagram account?
I somehow forgot my login password. I appreciate any help you can give me.
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@Kase Elisha Thanks so much for your reply. I got to the site on google and im trying it out now.
Takes a while so I will reply here later when my account password hopefully is recovered.
@Kase Elisha WTF IT REALLY WORKED! Literally got access to my ig account after about 45 minutes of using the site.
I had to pay 15 bucks but definitely worth the price =)
Thank you so much, you saved my account!
Hi Annikas - Happy Sunday!
Look forward to the unboxing of the grinder.
My best to you and your family
Dennis
:-)
Nice ! when I first seen the picture of your project, I thought it was aluminum melted into the project, and then thought how the hell did she do that. LOL with Milliput, who would of thought it'd look like metal.
Ha. Yeah, I can see where it kind looks like aluminum.
Nice use of the Milliput. I wish the dsrn tubes were cheaper, or they shipped a half white/hslf black combo box. Our HobbyLobby only carries white.
Hi, thanks! Try amazon, I found the prices reasonable. There is a link in my video description. Cheers!
Milliput is interesting stuff. I prefer resin, but there are some uses where it doesn't work as well. I like that you didn't blend the milliput into a uniform gray. Lovely shape of the vase.
Thanks, Deb. Yes, I hear you about the resin--you can do a lot more with it, really. Milliput is great to change it up a bit!
P.F Woodturning I love this vase with the black and white epoxy. Could I ask some advice?........although I have been turning a while now I have never turned a vase as I am not that confidant that I don't catch the chisel and bust the vase, could I ask how you sand the inside and how you get a complete finish on the inside of the vase? Thanks
Hello and thank you. To sand the inside I use masking tape and tape sandpaper to the end of a tool, if I can't reach that far down safely. They do make tools for sanding far down, I just don't have one.
@@PFWoodturning thank you for the advice I will have to try that thanks again take care
@@gavincoyle I have used a piece of broom stick or dowel rod and taped shop a rag to the end then wrapped the rag with self adhesive sandpaper or taped sandpaper to it. You just need to be very carefull when doing this to make sure the shop rag is taped completely so it doesn't catch on the wood. But this gives a little padding and I find gives a nicer finish
@@dirtycurty1202 thanks very much I appreciate the advice 👍
Cheers!
Why not a roughing gouge to start? Just wondering? Nice result!
Thanks. I don't have a bowl roughing gouge. Only a spindle roughing gouge.
@@PFWoodturning A spindle roughing gouge was what I was referring to -- Sorry I did not make that clear. Usually a ~1 inch wide spindle roughing gouge is the first tool most go to to round a spindle like the vase you were working on. They are much bigger and wider than the ones you were using and they make short work of getting down to round. You can also use a skew to get down to round but that takes a lot of skill -- Beyond my level! :)
Great project Peggy,I've recently discovered milliput,I think it's great
Thanks, yeah milliput is pretty great!
Тo make beauty and in the end - to spoil.....
Thanks for watching!
Disappointed to watch and then discovered its not YOU!
What? Who isn't me?
The blonde