Beautiful job. I love your commentaries and confidence. You may not have used the product before, but you went in all guns blazing. Very impressive! Cheers, Sean
Very nice. I really liked the look of the darker ring at the inside edge of the rim (9:15). Maybe that's something you could try sometime. Thanks for the video.
I was thinking about you the end of last week that I haven't seen any videos from you and I even went to your channel to make sure I some how didn't miss any. Glad to see you back and just remember your loyal subscribers will always come back!!!!! The Electric Purple really does look good, I hope you try to mix some colors with it.
Another female artist wood turner. Woohoo. I’ve only just discovered one other female woodworker. Everybody kept telling me only men make good carpenters etc. Phooey I say. Well done. Lovely piece.
Glad you're back. I was concerned we wouldn't see you anymore. Ditto on the narration, 'tis a good thing ! I would've sworn you did something else called purple haze but hey, old folk have CRS you know. (And purple haze takes me back to my college daze).
Peggy great to have you back and what a project to come back with I love the purple in the grain, also I would love to try Acks paste but unfortunately N.Ireland is a bit too far for him to post and probably far too expensive for me to buy even if he did post to here 😁 can't wait to see what you have coming next 👍👍👍
@@PFWoodturning that would be amazing lol and my workshop is open to visits anytime especially for someone with your talents, it would be amazing to be in the presence of such talent
I love the laguna. Worth every penny. Pros are stability. Range of sizes. Outboard turning. I can’t think of any cons...except it’s heavy as heck and was hard to get in the basement!! Highly recommend it.
Beautiful job! Could you please return to normal video speed when you stop the lathe (it's interesting to look at the intermediate result) or when you show something on camera (like tools, oils, pastes etc.) in the next videos? I'ts hard to notice anything if it lasts half of a second :) Anyway, video and platter are very interesting!
This is my first time on your videos. That's a really nice piece. I'm new to turning, this year. I wondered if the Ack's was an American equivalent to Yorkshire Grit and Hampshire Sheen.
I'm going to ask a dumb question. I've never used the paste. Isn't the reason for the grit paste supposed to be for the grit to smooth the wood? Would that mean put it on and rub it on the wood, not put it on and wipe it off as fast as you can?
PF Woodturning Since you do not put anything on after the paste, do you find that the surface dulls or hazes after a while? When I use wax and oil mixed together(like the past is) it hazes.
Another thumbs up Peggy. Is purple haze the color of the gloves or the tint you apply? Just trying to be funny here. I've never heard you laugh. And who is Jim?
I like that platter. " Purple Haze ". I got to meet Jimi at Woodstock in 1969. I bet he would have liked the platter too. Peace out my friend. ✌👍💜
Awesome!
Beautiful job. I love your commentaries and confidence. You may not have used the product before, but you went in all guns blazing. Very impressive! Cheers, Sean
Thank you very much! Cheers!
like how the purple brought out the grain in the wood
Thanks!
Look good. I like the purple
Thanks!
Beautiful job 👍🏻
Thanks!
What a beautiful piece of craftsmanship. The electric purple really makes the grain on the rim stand out.
Frame 50 thank you!!
Very nice platter.
Thanks!
I like the color.
Thanks!
Awesome great job
Thanks!!
Beautiful
Thanks!
Beautiful 🙏🏿
Thank you!
Very nice Peggy. Glad you're back. Have a nice weekend.
Thanks, David!!
Very nice!
Thanks!
Gorgeous platter love the Purple Haze ,nicely done Peggy. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks, Gary!
Muy bonito me gusta el trabajo que has hecho un saludo desde SEVILLA Andalucía👍👍
Thanks!!
Your work is well above most of us. I like that this one is more subdued, yet it pops too. Well done.
Thank you!!!
Very nice. Enjoyed your presentation.😎🤟
Thanks, Gaylan!
Glad your back, missed your weekly video.
Thanks, Harry! Good to be back.
Looks great Peggy. Thank You.
Thank you, Steve!
Very nice, great job. I am always surprised at all the different finishes that are out there.
Thank you, Joseph!
I agree with the others that it looks great. I'm glad to see you back (with narration) and yes I came back to watch.
Thanks so much! And for coming back to watch!!!
Love this one Peggy, came out beautiful. If your anything like me, the right tool was the one in the corner of the room behind the Lathe, lol.
Thanks!
Looks great Peggy. Welcome back!
Thanks, Bruce!
It's Beautiful Mrs.Peggy as always I like that purple also it made the rim of the platter pop I think and I missed you so glad your back
Thanks!
Very nice. I really liked the look of the darker ring at the inside edge of the rim (9:15). Maybe that's something you could try sometime. Thanks for the video.
Thanks! Yes, definitely!
Wow beautiful I think the bottom would look good with purple to xxxx
Thanks, Emma!
I was thinking about you the end of last week that I haven't seen any videos from you and I even went to your channel to make sure I some how didn't miss any. Glad to see you back and just remember your loyal subscribers will always come back!!!!!
The Electric Purple really does look good, I hope you try to mix some colors with it.
Thank you, Curt!! I appreciate it.
Beautiful platter...love the Electric Purple! Ash does have such great grain for the embellishing wax!
Thank you, Carol!
Another female artist wood turner. Woohoo. I’ve only just discovered one other female woodworker. Everybody kept telling me only men make good carpenters etc. Phooey I say. Well done. Lovely piece.
Woot Woot!
Welcome back, you were missed. Wonderful example once again of your talent. On the way to 100k subscribers, I'm sure.
Hi Kim! Thanks! 100k seems a looooooonnnngg way away. But hey, having fun in the meantime.
Hi. Kim
Glad you're back. I was concerned we wouldn't see you anymore. Ditto on the narration, 'tis a good thing !
I would've sworn you did something else called purple haze but hey, old folk have CRS you know. (And purple haze takes me back to my college daze).
Ha! Thanks!
Nice piece, well done 👍🏻 from sunny south London 😀👍🏻
Thanks, Steve! From Maine, USA!
Peggy great to have you back and what a project to come back with I love the purple in the grain, also I would love to try Acks paste but unfortunately N.Ireland is a bit too far for him to post and probably far too expensive for me to buy even if he did post to here 😁 can't wait to see what you have coming next 👍👍👍
Thanks, Gavin! Ireland is place on my list to visit---if I do, I will pack some Ack's paste..... :-)
@@PFWoodturning that would be amazing lol and my workshop is open to visits anytime especially for someone with your talents, it would be amazing to be in the presence of such talent
@@gavincoyle You are too kind!
Try Yorkshire grit after sanding sealer then Hampshire sheen. Both availsble at Woodshed, Templepatrick. Cheers Brian
@@brianbest3777 Thanks.
Very beautiful, I enjoy your videos. I’m thinking about a Laguna 1836, do you like yours. Pros and cons please...... Thank you
I love the laguna. Worth every penny. Pros are stability. Range of sizes. Outboard turning. I can’t think of any cons...except it’s heavy as heck and was hard to get in the basement!! Highly recommend it.
Nice looking platter, Peggy. Purple is my favorite color and was actually hoping for a bit more purple, but it looks good.
Billy
Thanks, Billy! Maybe more purple next time :-)
miss peggy a very beautiful piece...would like to hear your back story sometime !
Hi Bryan, thanks. I would love to share my backstory....stay tuned.
Excellent platter! Beautiful coloring, and I love the reference to Jimi!
You have a new sub! (we have the same lathe!)
Hi there! Thanks very much! Love my Laguna!
Beautiful job!
Could you please return to normal video speed when you stop the lathe (it's interesting to look at the intermediate result) or when you show something on camera (like tools, oils, pastes etc.) in the next videos?
I'ts hard to notice anything if it lasts half of a second :)
Anyway, video and platter are very interesting!
Okay, thanks!
This is my first time on your videos. That's a really nice piece. I'm new to turning, this year. I wondered if the Ack's was an American equivalent to Yorkshire Grit and Hampshire Sheen.
Thanks, Dan. Yes, the Ack's paste is the equivalent to Yorkshire Grit.
Very nice! How thick was the blank when you started?
Thanks! I believe it was about 2.5
I'm going to ask a dumb question. I've never used the paste. Isn't the reason for the grit paste supposed to be for the grit to smooth the wood? Would that mean put it on and rub it on the wood, not put it on and wipe it off as fast as you can?
Not a dumb question. With the abrasive paste, you rub in it in the wood and then buff off the excess.
PF Woodturning Since you do not put anything on after the paste, do you find that the surface dulls or hazes after a while? When I use wax and oil mixed together(like the past is) it hazes.
@@KevinCoop1 Hi Kevin. I put a complement of abrasive paste and then a polishing paste (same brand). I don't experience any dulling.
PF Woodturning Ok thanks! Maybe the sanding sealer is what makes the difference. Keep on turning! Respectfully, Kevin
Another thumbs up Peggy. Is purple haze the color of the gloves or the tint you apply? Just trying to be funny here. I've never heard you laugh. And who is Jim?
Jim?
Nice, I like it! More subdued than it's Jimi Hendrix namesake.
Ha! thanks!!!