Glad to see you have time to play again, Mike. The vase reminds me of a similar 7" one ,also in cherry, I turned as a beginner, and thought I had ruined it with the finish: but no, my wife liked the "distressed" look. It became her favourite piece from me, and holds dried flowers on the dining room mantlepiece. You just never know....! Bernard.
An excellent beginners project. Actually a good project for any level turner. Simple and quick to make. Well done Mike. Love the finish. Thank you for sharing. Have a great day and stay safe.🙂🙂
Exact, this is what i prefer from time to time to see from the godfather of woodturning, your tutorials. I was always afraid to cut the inside of the edge with a gauche, cant count how many catches i got. I always solved the problem with a skew instead to turn the wing to 90 degrees. Thank you for this (now) simple Trick 😊 ..
A nice little project. I make quite a few as simple gifts. I use a 'Barroca' tube (28mm), as an insert so that you can put a little water to help keep the flower alive
Great looking Bud Vase Mike. I've only made 2, the first one was perfect (I was being taught by Colwin) the second not so perfect. I've just had some wood which would be perfect for this type of project so keeping this one for reference. Take care Mike. Hwyl, Huw
Haven't done any turning for 12 monhs, but a nice, simple prjjectt wiill ease me back in and, hopefully accrue some Brownie points (never get enough of them) !!
You talked about timber to use to make this bud vase, mentioning even using a fence post, provided it's treated. Is that correct advice, shouldn't you have said to use an untreated fence post?? Surely chemically based pressure treated wood should not be used for woodturning?
Hi Paul ... I actually said "hasn't been treated" ... but it wasn't as clear as it could of been. Thanks for pointing it out. I will mention this in my next video. Cheers. Mike
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Nice to see you back the workshop after you water issues Mike. Bud vase is a great project whatever skill level. Cheers Geoff
Thank you Geoff appreciate that.
Nice to see you back, Mike - nice project and nice new smock too!
Thanks very much Stuart ... it is a great smock ... but doesn't improve my turning! 😉
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A nice project Mike for beginners and its well demonstrated. Cheers,Bram
Thanks Bram appreciate that mate. Beautiful honey too! 🙂
Very nice to see you turning again Mike
Thank you Richard.
Thanks Mike, great video to watch, always something new to learn.
Glad to see you have time to play again, Mike. The vase reminds me of a similar 7" one ,also in cherry, I turned as a beginner, and thought I had ruined it with the finish: but no, my wife liked the "distressed" look. It became her favourite piece from me, and holds dried flowers on the dining room mantlepiece. You just never know....! Bernard.
There's no understanding our better halves sometimes Bernard! Thanks for watching
Nice one. Having not been turning for a while good to see basics again.
Thank you Andy.
Great to see you. The bud vase is lovely. Well done mate.
Thanks very much Doug.
Welcome back Mike thats a lovely easy piece to make well done
Thank you Colin.
Good projects for beginning Mike. Also a simple project for anyone testing colouring or carving a piece.
Take care my friend
Cheers
Harold
Thanks Harold much appreciated my friend.
Very pleased to see you working again,Mike.Thank you.
Thank you Angel.
nice to see a new video, thanks for taking the time Mike
Thank you Roger much appreciated.
Well done Mike. Nice to see you again
Thank you Mr. Pete.
An excellent beginners project. Actually a good project for any level turner. Simple and quick to make. Well done Mike. Love the finish. Thank you for sharing. Have a great day and stay safe.🙂🙂
As always thank you Glen much for.
Nice to see you at the lathe again Mike.
Cherrs mate ... nice to have at it again I assure you. Cheers. Mike
Such an easy and fun little project! When you out of turning ideas, turn a bud vase! Thnx for video.
Thank you much appreciated.
A great little project, I really like your split screen.
Thank you Mark.
Glad to see you back
Thank you TX.
Exact, this is what i prefer from time to time to see from the godfather of woodturning, your tutorials. I was always afraid to cut the inside of the edge with a gauche, cant count how many catches i got. I always solved the problem with a skew instead to turn the wing to 90 degrees. Thank you for this (now) simple Trick 😊 ..
Thank you for watching and I'm happy to hear that you found the video useful too.
Always good to see you turning Mike.
Thank you Mark, hope you're keeping well my friend.
Good to see you on the tools. All the best.
Thank you Gary.
A nice little project. I make quite a few as simple gifts. I use a 'Barroca' tube (28mm), as an insert so that you can put a little water to help keep the flower alive
Thanks Pete ... great tip too. Cheers. Mike
Very nice Mike. Also very enjoyable. Thank you for sharing
Glad you enjoyed it Albert and thanks for watching.
Thanks Mike 😊
Small and wonderful project.
So many learning for us from this quick turning.
Thank you much appreciated.
Great project for your return!
Thanks Ron.
Nice, straightforward, confidence building video. Great to see the Welsh Dragons too. Diolch yn fair from the USA👍
🙂 Thank you Wurzelle.
Good to see a video from you. Nice project
Thanks James.
Great demonstration. Thank you.
Glad you enjoyed it Jon and thank you for watching.
Great looking Bud Vase Mike.
I've only made 2, the first one was perfect (I was being taught by Colwin) the second not so perfect.
I've just had some wood which would be perfect for this type of project so keeping this one for reference.
Take care Mike.
Hwyl, Huw
Thanks Huw appreciate it. Good luck with yours mate. Cheers. Mike
Haven't done any turning for 12 monhs, but a nice, simple prjjectt wiill ease me back in and, hopefully accrue some Brownie points (never get enough of them) !!
Thanks Graeme ... you're right about the brownie points that's for sure 😉
Very nice , I like the shape.
Thanks David.
Brilliant
Thank you Rusty.
You talked about timber to use to make this bud vase, mentioning even using a fence post, provided it's treated. Is that correct advice, shouldn't you have said to use an untreated fence post?? Surely chemically based pressure treated wood should not be used for woodturning?
Hi Paul ... I actually said "hasn't been treated" ... but it wasn't as clear as it could of been. Thanks for pointing it out. I will mention this in my next video. Cheers. Mike