That's better than the other way I've seen. I understood the method, but always thought it didn't look quite right. Your technique looks way better, Tom. Thank you for teaching it to us.
That looks great. I totally agree on the orientation of the bowls, the bottom should always be flat because that's what happens in real life. Great job, well done.
Nicely done! I haven't seen that done before. I'll have to try it. My mind is racing with ideas on this technique! Thank you so much for showing this technique!
What a cool idea! Really appreciate the detail you showed. Am definitely going to try doing one of these. That pear wood really is very nice looking as well and I liked the milk paint you chose.
Hey Tomislav, Great Idea and video! I Will definitely buy some milkpaint and try it out myself. I have a couple of questions. How long did it take you to grind that crown bowlgouge used in this video to this length? Must be a few years! Did you change your dust setup at the lathe? I have feeling that it’s working a bit better than with the Raffan style for this particular dust extractor. And my last question is: When turning the inside of the bowl, whats the trick(s) to get an even curve without steps in it? I have some problems with that, even though I grind my heel back quite well to hinder the tool to leverage itself out of the curve causing those steps or you can also call it a wavy surface.
Thank you for watching and comment 😀. Go for it as its really quick and fun project. That bowl gouge I bought I believe 2years ago... I tent to use it all the way, freehand sharpening allowes it to use all the way. Regards dust extractor setup, I order new extractor and will do a complete new video on this topic real soon... So stay tuned for that one.... I'll write your "problem" down and make a video really soon so hopefully it will help out others as well.... I didn't help you much now but soon I'll help out with video.... Thank you for watching
Thank you really much for the response! I am looking forward to seeing those videos! Im also awaiting your new lathe - even though its really expensive, I wanna guess that you bought a VL240. I think its a bit smaller than standard full size and should be just as good and reliable as the Vicmarc chucks. Have a great day Tomislav :D
@@thefaulenzer677 oooo no , haven't got to vicmark yet but this one is really quallity one as well but its smaller unit... I hope to make tommorow video of unboxing so you can see it ☺️
Hi: great project - I am going to give that a try. Might be a dumb question, I’ve not used milk paint before. Do you apply the oil over the paint, or you just have to be very careful applying the oil along the edges of the paint? And what oil? Just found your channel a couple of days ago - I like your creativity! Cheers!
Thank you very much 🤗 there is no dumb questions if you don't know the answer..... I apply linseed oil or tung oil all over the paint once its dry .... That way oil and paint gets to be really durable....
Very nice Tomislav. Thanks for sharing 🕶
Thank you Steven
Прекрасно, Томислав!!! Дизайн высшего класса
Thanks 🤗
A very neat project Tomislav.
Thanks 😀
Neat idea, very well executed and presented. Thanks for all your design ideas
Thank you very much for watching 🤗
What an interesting idea. Thank you for sharing.
Thanks Johnny for watching 😀
That's better than the other way I've seen. I understood the method, but always thought it didn't look quite right. Your technique looks way better, Tom. Thank you for teaching it to us.
Glad to hear that Jay,go for it ☺️
That looks great. I totally agree on the orientation of the bowls, the bottom should always be flat because that's what happens in real life. Great job, well done.
Indeed, thank you Brendan 😉
Amazing again 😮
Brilliant technique! I’ll have to give it a try.
Thank You 😀
Excellent work Tom. I will surely be trying it. Thanks for sharing.
Go for it, thank you very much
Your the BEST!!
Very nice project, thanks for sharing it 👍🏽😊
Thanks for watching 🤗
Good technique, a clear explanation and a great result. I’m going to make one.
Go for it, its really fun, thank you for watching
This seems like a much simpler method than what I have seen before. I like the touch of the colour on the inside as well. Nicely done.
Thank you Sir very much 🤗
Very good Tomislav you have inspired me to have a go. Terry downunder
Go fot it Terry, its fun and quick project ☺️
Very nice the paint makes it. Robert
Indeed, thank you Robert for watching.
❤ Brilliant ! Can't wait to try.
Go for it,its fun and durable
lovely piece and I'm sure will catch people out but a great talking point. Great technique as always
Thank you Tony😉
Ohh I’m going to try this! Very nice.
Thank you very much 🤗
Nice project Tomislav! I really like how you used the jam chuck. I guess I gotta make one now. Thanks for sharing it's beautiful
Go for it 🤗 thank you for watching
Amazing idea. Will definitely try this.
Go for it 😀
Love it! Simple is better...
Glad to hear it🤗
Cool! Looks very nice indeed, well done! Again! Cheers!
Thank you😉
Nicely done! I haven't seen that done before. I'll have to try it. My mind is racing with ideas on this technique! Thank you so much for showing this technique!
No problem, glad you liked it and give it a try🤗
Going to give this a go. Thanks for the video
Go for it😀 thank you for watching
Thank you great idea and technique
Thank You for watching 🤗
What a cool idea! Really appreciate the detail you showed. Am definitely going to try doing one of these. That pear wood really is very nice looking as well and I liked the milk paint you chose.
Thank you very much for kind words 🤗
Thanks very nice work
Thanks 🤗
Very nice. Would using a belt sander work on the 'inner bowl' to make it seem tilted? Thanks for another nice and instructive video.
Thank you Joris, I think you could do it with belt sander, it will take time but it can be done
Hey Tomislav,
Great Idea and video! I Will definitely buy some milkpaint and try it out myself.
I have a couple of questions. How long did it take you to grind that crown bowlgouge used in this video to this length? Must be a few years! Did you change your dust setup at the lathe? I have feeling that it’s working a bit better than with the Raffan style for this particular dust extractor. And my last question is: When turning the inside of the bowl, whats the trick(s) to get an even curve without steps in it? I have some problems with that, even though I grind my heel back quite well to hinder the tool to leverage itself out of the curve causing those steps or you can also call it a wavy surface.
Thank you for watching and comment 😀. Go for it as its really quick and fun project.
That bowl gouge I bought I believe 2years ago... I tent to use it all the way, freehand sharpening allowes it to use all the way.
Regards dust extractor setup, I order new extractor and will do a complete new video on this topic real soon... So stay tuned for that one....
I'll write your "problem" down and make a video really soon so hopefully it will help out others as well.... I didn't help you much now but soon I'll help out with video.... Thank you for watching
Thank you really much for the response! I am looking forward to seeing those videos! Im also awaiting your new lathe - even though its really expensive, I wanna guess that you bought a VL240. I think its a bit smaller than standard full size and should be just as good and reliable as the Vicmarc chucks. Have a great day Tomislav :D
@@thefaulenzer677 oooo no , haven't got to vicmark yet but this one is really quallity one as well but its smaller unit... I hope to make tommorow video of unboxing so you can see it ☺️
Hi: great project - I am going to give that a try. Might be a dumb question, I’ve not used milk paint before. Do you apply the oil over the paint, or you just have to be very careful applying the oil along the edges of the paint? And what oil? Just found your channel a couple of days ago - I like your creativity! Cheers!
Thank you very much 🤗 there is no dumb questions if you don't know the answer..... I apply linseed oil or tung oil all over the paint once its dry .... That way oil and paint gets to be really durable....
Thank you! I have learned my one thing for today!
This bowl is especially appropriate for nuts.
Why bring two bowls? One to serve the nuts and one to hold the shells.
😂 indeed.... Thank you for watching