I would make Jack something to eat that he enjoys and then I would ask him kindly would he please help me s0 doesn't have to drive me to the hospital 😊
One way jig and a 180 grit CBN on an old high speed Craftsman Bench Grinder for my bowl gouges. Spindle Gouges, Skew Chisel and parting Tools are done freehand
Absolutely brilliant, the skill involved in turning something not only that thin but of a consistent diameter is just breath taking to watch. Your ability as a wood turner is just amazing.
Oh my gosh Jack, my heart was in my mouth watching you carve away at that long spindle so carefully, i really thought it wouldn't make it. Oh ye of little faith. The Podlets are so beautifully organic yet simple and it's the simplicity of it that makes me go Aaaahhhhhh. Your woodturning skills are second to none. Thank you for sharing wonderful video. Shirley from the UK.
As an amateur with woodworker, i typically feel overpowered with the entire arrangement th-cam.com/users/postUgkxrYREG3-7f1Aqk9ams3ZESRNzGnfdUtyQ . Be that as it may, this arrangements drove me through with much clarity and effortlessness woodplans. Works i now work like a genius. That is great!
Fantastic 😊 thank you for giving my work more meaning. If I can inspire any single person then I’m over the moon. All you need is..Mountains of Green wood.. Air pods ( for podcasts and audio books) and hours at the lathe.. forget about making finish pieces and just make shavings.. bury yourself in them. You’ll dig your self out day after day a much better turner with more understanding of your craft. 👍🏻
That was too cool. I was holding my breath every time you got thinner. Hoping that the stem or the bowl wouldn't break. Great show of craftmanship. Absolutely beautiful work!!
Oh my god! I was watching this with my mouth hanging open and sitting on the edge of the chair in suspense. I've never seen such a sure hand and such mastery of a skill. That last touch with the bent stalk, sheesh. What perfection. I also did not think you could carve raw wood but its so supple and flexible. Just wow! What virtuoso work. Like hearing a Bach symphony for the first time. This is the hand of god surely. Subscribed. Those tools must cost a fortune. Your sharpening skills are as deft as your turning. Bravo!
@@JackMackWoodturning I’ve never had the chance to. Although pretty much every other woodworking tool except for the lathe. It looks like a lot of fun. It’s mesmerizing watching you do your thing, man! Thanks for sharing it with us.
I recently began harvesting burls for a dear friend and consequently reviewing videos to see exactly something above and beyond a simple turned bowl. Your aesthetic is stunning. Beyond the skill set is my heart impaiently waiting. N
I do too. I don’t believe there is a woodturner alive who can execute them better than Greg Gallegos (the original creator) we can but try and dream of one day being even half as good as him.
That is really cool. I loved watching the ribbons of wood fly. I can't believe how thin you got that without breaking. Great video. Thanks for sharing.
well that was a roller coaster of emotions 🤣 held my breath for most of the stem, and the bottle at the end almost killed me off , I actually gasped 🤣 blew my mind with the torch trick 👏 amazing as always 👌
@@JackMackWoodturning Thank you so much for taking the time to reply. I will keep a close eye on your website for sure! Merry Christmas and Happy New Year in the meantime! xx
Just remember. Learn to sharpen first, then learn to turn correctly .. it is impossible to do it the other way round Best of luck on your journey. Always happy to answer any questions you have. 👍🏻
I love those. I’ve been successful on 2 that I’ve made the other one the base cracked(cherry wood). I’ll keep trying. Hope all is going well with your family’s adjustment to sleep constraints. They are worth it.
Oooh, one of them looked like those weird little daffodils you can get. I think they're called 'Hoop' or 'hooped' narcissi. That green Holly is nice stuff to turn, eh? Great job Jack, three cheers, and, that was a neat trick bending the stems on purpose. I think they would have distorted a bit if left to dry naturally no? Best regards 🙃
That is beautiful artwork. You have an amazing amount of talent. I recently ungraded to a nice lathe and I am looking forward to trying some of these. I hope I can make something close to what you have done. I will be thrilled. Thanks, and keep up the good work.
I was super nervous when you were turning the stem, picturing you going right through it, but your skills prevailed! That’s the type of project that’s tough to fake competency on. I’m going to try it knowing I’ll probably destroy the first one. The taped flashlight on the tailstock is a good idea. Great work as always!
You should expect to loose your first 100 or so nick.. the worst thing people do when making these is stop incase they break them.. and they look horrendous.. they only work if they are super thin.. and they are not anout the finished piece as much as the practice.. if you want to get really really good with a gouge.. just practice these until you can make them 1mm thin on top and 3mm stems.. I promise you, you will not find it to be wasted time. You’ll be an absolute ninja with a gouge when your done. Work at high speed too.. 1800rpm to 2500 👍🏻
@@JackMackWoodturning I have and am quite pleased with the result, i started off quite short and the Ash did split slightly when i bent it, i think i was going for too much of a bend over a short distance, Im now scouring the hedge rows looking for a suitable piece of Ash to have another go
Bonjour Jack je suis une fan de vos travaux, ces coupes fleurs sont magnifiques et splendides. Je suis désolée de ne pas vous avoir répondu la dernière fois. Amicalement Corinne.
That's beautiful Jack I love your flowers ❤🥀 😍 Thank you 334 🤔😋 it looks like asiago provolone maybe mozzarella in the face 😁❤👏👏👏 🤔 it just makes me think what could Jack do with a big block of ice or cheese. Have a nice weekend 😚
@@JackMackWoodturning nunchucks batons wooden Stakes walking canes with point masionball with 2feet chain 😋 GOD forbid I would have to shove those beautiful flowers ❤🥀 YOU made this morning down somebody's throat or take an eye it would break my heart if I had to use that vase or that bowl that you made me 😁
@@JackMackWoodturning have you ever heard a worrryballs ? three small wooden balls that fit in your hands ( size of hands ) & he made the triangle box to put them back in he made Mario a round 1 Luigi got a square Giancarlo got a octagon ❤🇮🇹👫 when u calm down
Nice work, Jack. There is a Japanese guy who "specializes" in this sort of thing. Yamabiko Wood Art. He and you and Richard Raffan are the best tool users I follow on youtube. How do I sharpen my tools? Unfortunately not often enough! Kind regards
Thanks for that buddy il check those guys out.. I haven’t watched a lot of turning on TH-cam and what I have watched is disappointing at best and makes me wonder why novice turners are publishing themselves learning to turn wood, and also getting thousands of views.. 🤯 but I will check these guys out.. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
@@JackMackWoodturning - Richard Raffan is now retired, but he was a sort of "industrial" turner in his younger days. Later on he wrote books and made videos about turning. He only recently began using TH-cam - he is not a camera expert, but even so, worthwhile to watch simply for the pleasure of seeing a gouge "gliding" through wood. The guy from Japan - sometimes very thin turnings with interesting wood. Regards.
@@JackMackWoodturning I just yesterday found your channel. I, a 47 y/o female, could only dream of turning someday. I have watched some of these novice turners for years now. Watching their confidence to just get out there and fumble through and get feedback from some of the pros on YT has been inspiring. They have transformed before my eyes and done well to stick it out through their struggles. Sometimes, all it takes to have a successful channel is to have some charisma & courage and the ability to be humble and open to constructive criticism. I hope you are able to find your way to prop up these people with positivity and open yourself up to guide them as they grow. We all had to start somewhere and likely couldn't have found our "butts" with both hands in the beginning. Most of us hid behind closed doors during that process.
@@Little_Red_Riding_Hoodlum totally agree! I’m 35 and started turning couple of months ago. It was quite difficult because in my city there are no turning schools at all 😕 I’ve got the beginner course in another city and after that in my city I’ve found only one workshop with turning machine (in the furthest part of the city from my home 😬) All I have now - YT videos and huge desire to learn 😁
How do you sharpen your turning tools?
One-Way jig and CBN wheel.
I would make Jack something to eat that he enjoys and then I would ask him kindly would he please help me s0 doesn't have to drive me to the hospital 😊
Watch the video and find out. 🙃
One way jig and a 180 grit CBN on an old high speed Craftsman Bench Grinder for my bowl gouges.
Spindle Gouges, Skew Chisel and parting Tools are done freehand
Gouges are on the Tormek, slightly different recipe than yours (thanks for letting it show!).
Absolutely brilliant, the skill involved in turning something not only that thin but of a consistent diameter is just breath taking to watch. Your ability as a wood turner is just amazing.
Thanks a lot man. Much appreciated 😊👍🏻🙌
Oh my gosh Jack, my heart was in my mouth watching you carve away at that long spindle so carefully, i really thought it wouldn't make it. Oh ye of little faith. The Podlets are so beautifully organic yet simple and it's the simplicity of it that makes me go Aaaahhhhhh. Your woodturning skills are second to none. Thank you for sharing wonderful video. Shirley from the UK.
No probs S. Much appreciated. Glad you enjoyed it 😊👍🏻
As an amateur with woodworker, i typically feel overpowered with the entire arrangement th-cam.com/users/postUgkxrYREG3-7f1Aqk9ams3ZESRNzGnfdUtyQ . Be that as it may, this arrangements drove me through with much clarity and effortlessness woodplans. Works i now work like a genius. That is great!
Pile file?
Sharp tools or not, that is an unbelievable amount of skill on display. Hats off to you!
Why thank you Phill, I appreciate the kind words matey. 👍🏻
Speechless! Everytime I watch one of your videos it makes me want to become a better turner. Thanks for the inspiration
Fantastic 😊 thank you for giving my work more meaning. If I can inspire any single person then I’m over the moon.
All you need is..Mountains of Green wood.. Air pods ( for podcasts and audio books) and hours at the lathe..
forget about making finish pieces and just make shavings.. bury yourself in them. You’ll dig your self out day after day a much better turner with more understanding of your craft. 👍🏻
Just beautiful. They are so ethereal I can imagine them in a fairy garden surrounded by clover and moss.
Yeah that would work for sure. Glittered with morning due 😉👍🏻
Wow! Holding my breath for the thinner turn I ever saw....my respects.
Nice one Reba. Much appreciated 👌🏻🙌👍🏻
Beautiful green wood turnings Jack.
Nice one jack 👍🏻😊🙌
That was too cool. I was holding my breath every time you got thinner. Hoping that the stem or the bowl wouldn't break. Great show of craftmanship. Absolutely beautiful work!!
Nice one Rob, thanks for watching buddy 😊👍🏻
Such an artist you are . Your skill is hard to believe , but there it is ,for all to see . Thank you for sharing .
Thank you for the kind words my friend. Are you going to give podlets a go ?
Look at you Jack...
You took us all to school.on this one...again !...
Amazing...and all the beautiful ribbons...
Definitely admire your skill...🌿🌿🌿
Thanks Pam, glad you enjoyed it my friend 😊👍🏻🙌
Oh my god! I was watching this with my mouth hanging open and sitting on the edge of the chair in suspense. I've never seen such a sure hand and such mastery of a skill. That last touch with the bent stalk, sheesh. What perfection. I also did not think you could carve raw wood but its so supple and flexible. Just wow! What virtuoso work. Like hearing a Bach symphony for the first time. This is the hand of god surely. Subscribed.
Those tools must cost a fortune. Your sharpening skills are as deft as your turning. Bravo!
Thanks MJ, much appreciated. Have you done any Woodturning?
Those are just so super cute! A very delicate touch and sharp tools.
Thanks M. Nice one. 😊👍🏻
I’ve never wanted a wood lathe. At least not until now. Truly inspiring and a joy to watch you work.
Thanks buddy . Have you used one before?
@@JackMackWoodturning I’ve never had the chance to. Although pretty much every other woodworking tool except for the lathe. It looks like a lot of fun. It’s mesmerizing watching you do your thing, man! Thanks for sharing it with us.
You never cease to amaze. I cannot begin to imagine how many years of practice you have spent to hone your skills. Thank you sir.
No probs E. Glad you enjoyed it man 😉👍🏻
😆
You are the lord of woodturning
😆…
I recently began harvesting burls for a dear friend and consequently reviewing videos to see exactly something above and beyond a simple turned bowl. Your aesthetic is stunning. Beyond the skill set is my heart impaiently waiting. N
Hey N! Nice one. What do you have in mind for your burls?
I love podlets, to me they look like flowers that have been on the razzle there gorgeous thanks for the video.😍💖
I do too. I don’t believe there is a woodturner alive who can execute them better than Greg Gallegos (the original creator) we can but try and dream of one day being even half as good as him.
Now that was fun! You kept going and going on that stem, awesome! Sharp no doubt! Thanks again for the inspiration Jack. Stay well and cheers.
Cheers bud. Are you going to give podlets a blast ?
@@JackMackWoodturning With very short stems!
From now on, I'll call you "Jack the Surgeon"! Incredible!👏👏👏👏👏
Thanks dude. You going to give the podlets a go ?
@@JackMackWoodturning Sorry Jack...what are podlets?
The same tens being made in this video are podlets 👍🏻
@@JackMackWoodturning Thanks so much Jack! I'm a beginner, start turning about a year ago...I need few exercise to make what you do!
BRUH!!!! Those are freaking AWESOME!!!
Nice one J. Much appreciated man
You have the hands of a surgeon. No coffee prior to attempting this wonderful creation.
No coffee ever, tea for me 😉
I wish I had the bank balance of a surgeon too 😆
Thanks for watching 😊👍🏻
That is really cool. I loved watching the ribbons of wood fly. I can't believe how thin you got that without breaking. Great video. Thanks for sharing.
No sweat Jen. Thanks for watching 😊😉
Daaang! This is an inspiration to never stop working on turning skills and techniques, Thanks so much for sharing. And, yes, you get your tools sharp.
This is super satisfying to watch
Thank buddy. Super glad you like it. Are you going to give this a shot ?
Incredibly beautiful... a true work of art..
Nice one Ron. Glad you enjoyed it mate 😉👍🏻😊
well that was a roller coaster of emotions 🤣 held my breath for most of the stem, and the bottle at the end almost killed me off , I actually gasped 🤣 blew my mind with the torch trick 👏 amazing as always 👌
Whoa that was really cool! Very sharp tools indeed
Thanks man. The Tormek is great!
Jack, what beautiful flowers these are. They are just gorgeous! Thank you for sharing your work.
❤🙃
Nice one Dot. Thanks for watching 😊👍🏻
Absolutely beautiful. What a wonderfully satisfying turn.
Cheers cat. Will you be trying something similar?
Magnificent Jack as always, they look very organic and sort of mushroomy ! Your a clever lad .🤔
Nice one J. Much appreciated ☺️👍🏻
Awesome work Jack.
Nice one Jiggsy. Good to see you man 👍🏻
Wow! Just...WOW! Love it! Super cool!
Cheers buddy 👍🏻
Such a beautiful delicate piece!! Nice, using micro wave to bend!
Thank you. They are tricky little things to turn.
Thank you for the inspiration you give us all. You show me what's possible if you practice and dare to challenge the wood. I enjoyed your video :)
Thanks so much for the kind words my friend. Will you be giving the podlets a go ?
@@JackMackWoodturning My next project
Sweet!!! Keep up the excellent work.
Thanks John, I’ll try buddy 😊👍🏻
This is a beautiful work of art.
Thanks UT. Glad you enjoyed it 😊👍🏻
Пока смотрел, всё переживал что вот,вот. Стебелёк сломается.
Ювелирная работа! Класс!
Sorry I have no way of translating this
@@JackMackWoodturning i watched and worried that the stem would break.jewelry work.
Excellent design and workmanship! And sharp tools, too!
Nice one Jim. Thanks for watching buddy 👍🏻😊
я поставила второй лайк))) жаль, что не могу поставить миллион!!! Потрясающе!!!
Sorry I can’t translate this
Amazing👏. So satisfying to watch😃
Much appreciated Lubu. Glad you enjoyed it 😊👍🏻
If it was me making this I would have broken it way before now. Such press-ion so beautiful so artistic. They look magical. I want some
Thanks S. Glad you enjoyed it 😊👍🏻
Extremely beautiful work Jack! Just amazing!😍
Thanks guys. Much appreciated! Plenty more where that came from 😊👍🏻🙌😉👌🏻
Great projects 👍
Nice one K. Thanks for watching 😊👍🏻
Wow......... Awesome 😮😮😮😮😮😮😮
Thank you. Are you goi g to try this ?
You are an amazing artist I love watching your videos.
Thank you 😊
Смотреть, как вы работаете и какие выходят шедевры из под вашего резца огромное удовольствие! Спасибо за шикарные видео!!! Bravo!!! 👏👏👏👍👍👍
Do you speak English?
@@JackMackWoodturning Sorry, I'm not speak English
Sweet super nice brother, sharp ass tools.
🤙🏻🤙🏻🤙🏻
These are truly a piece of art that ought to be in MoMa or the Tate. Sublime. I desperately would like one!
I’m afraid they already sold. Keep an eye on my website though, I should be listing some new pieces next year.
Www.Jackmackwoodturning.Com
@@JackMackWoodturning Thank you so much for taking the time to reply. I will keep a close eye on your website for sure! Merry Christmas and Happy New Year in the meantime! xx
thanks for showing me how much more I have to learn as a new wood turner! Amazing skills!
How long have you been turning buddy ?
@@JackMackWoodturning bought my lathe a month ago, best investment yet.
Make you second investment a tormek.. sharp tools are key to success.. having sharp tools with cut out so much headache in the learning process.
@@JackMackWoodturning will do, I currently sharpen by hand. And not nearly as sharp as your tools are
Just remember. Learn to sharpen first, then learn to turn correctly .. it is impossible to do it the other way round
Best of luck on your journey. Always happy to answer any questions you have. 👍🏻
👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻travail magnifique ! C’est très beau! J’aime beaucoup !
👍🏻😊👍🏻😊👍🏻
Amazing what YOU can do with wood!!! Those are precious!
Great video Jack, Tormek out of my budget range but an excellent tool. Love the turning, take care, John
Nice one John. The Tormek is worth the investment. It is a fantastic piece of kit. Thanks for watching buddy 😊👍🏻
WOW!!! Simply amazing.
Thanks buddy
Hello Jack, you never stop amazing us with your art, very unique, awesome, stylish. Great video Sir . Take care thanks 😊
Thanks Jose. Much appreciated 👍🏻😊
Awesome! Perfect skills!
Thanks C. Much appreciated buddy
I love those. I’ve been successful on 2 that I’ve made the other one the base cracked(cherry wood). I’ll keep trying. Hope all is going well with your family’s adjustment to sleep constraints. They are worth it.
Thanks Lee. Much appreciated my friend 😊👌🏻👍🏻
excellent work, Jack
Thanks a lot. Much appreciated 😊👍🏻
That’s some hand control!
✋🏻😉🤚🏻
You are a great artist, like Emille Gallé, Tiffany, Lalique and maybe more!
Thanks for sharing
No probs man. Thanks for watching ☺️👍🏻
Skills I can only hope to emulate one day. Wow
I’m sure you will Jim. Thanks for watching buddy 😊👍🏻👌🏻
Спасибо тебе, что делаешь такие замечательные вещи. Очень приятно наблюдать за твоей работой
Do you speak English?
I studied at school but it was a long time ago, I'm from Russia, we watch your videos with friends and admire your skill. Thanks google translate
Ah ok. Thanks a lot my friend. I can not copy and past comments to translate them. Glad you are enjoying the video’s! 😊👍🏻👌🏻
I'll try to use English if it's convenient for you)
Amazing work. That lumber looked like it was alive less than 10 hours ago ;-)
Haha it probably was 😊👍🏻
Fantastic skill Jack! 😲 Very nice! Those are treasure pieces. Always looking forward to your vids! You guys be well man..
Thanks David. Much appreciated bro 😎
Oooh, one of them looked like those weird little daffodils you can get. I think they're called 'Hoop' or 'hooped' narcissi. That green Holly is nice stuff to turn, eh? Great job Jack, three cheers, and, that was a neat trick bending the stems on purpose. I think they would have distorted a bit if left to dry naturally no? Best regards 🙃
Probably not as much but I would think so. Thanks for watching 😊👍🏻🙌
That is beautiful artwork. You have an amazing amount of talent. I recently ungraded to a nice lathe and I am looking forward to trying some of these. I hope I can make something close to what you have done. I will be thrilled. Thanks, and keep up the good work.
I’m sure you will Rudy. Just take it slow and steady. 😊👍🏻
Amazing! Very beautiful art pieces.. i appreciate your hard work.
Thanks Y. Much appreciated 😊👍🏻
I was super nervous when you were turning the stem, picturing you going right through it, but your skills prevailed! That’s the type of project that’s tough to fake competency on. I’m going to try it knowing I’ll probably destroy the first one. The taped flashlight on the tailstock is a good idea. Great work as always!
You should expect to loose your first 100 or so nick.. the worst thing people do when making these is stop incase they break them.. and they look horrendous.. they only work if they are super thin.. and they are not anout the finished piece as much as the practice.. if you want to get really really good with a gouge.. just practice these until you can make them 1mm thin on top and 3mm stems.. I promise you, you will not find it to be wasted time. You’ll be an absolute ninja with a gouge when your done. Work at high speed too.. 1800rpm to 2500 👍🏻
@@JackMackWoodturning thanks for the tips! I’m going for it today with a bunch of free ornamental tree branches I got from a neighbor.
Nice. I’d love to see how they come out. Enjoy the process.
Really stunning!
Wow 🤩 Just beautiful 🌷
Thank you Sarah. 😁
Très jolie Jack bravo 👍👏
I just watched it again and it still made me goWOW. Maybe I should be getting out more
🤣 Have you given it a go?
@@JackMackWoodturning I have and am quite pleased with the result, i started off quite short and the Ash did split slightly when i bent it, i think i was going for too much of a bend over a short distance, Im now scouring the hedge rows looking for a suitable piece of Ash to have another go
Amazing 🤩
Thanks L. Much appreciated 👍🏻😊
Simply Amazing!!
Cheers Graham. Are you going to give podlets a go ?
Hi Jack,going to give it a shot,I showed them to my wife and she loved them!@@JackMackWoodturning
very good one
Cheers buddy
How cute!!
Thanks Tammy. Glad you enjoyed it
Bonjour Jack je suis une fan de vos travaux, ces coupes fleurs sont magnifiques et splendides. Je suis désolée de ne pas vous avoir répondu la dernière fois. Amicalement Corinne.
I’m very sorry I can not translate this comment.
Looks pretty cool 👍 very nice job
Thanks buddy. You going to give this a go ?
@@JackMackWoodturning No I don't think I have the skills to try this one out but it's very impressive.
That's beautiful Jack I love your flowers ❤🥀 😍
Thank you
334 🤔😋 it looks like asiago provolone maybe mozzarella in the face 😁❤👏👏👏
🤔 it just makes me think what could Jack do with a big block of ice or cheese.
Have a nice weekend 😚
If I could make you anything, what would it be ?
@@JackMackWoodturning 😋😋😋 I Love weapons
Weapons? Like what ?
@@JackMackWoodturning nunchucks batons wooden Stakes walking canes with point masionball with 2feet chain 😋
GOD forbid I would have to shove those beautiful flowers ❤🥀 YOU made this morning down somebody's throat or take an eye it would break my heart if I had to use that vase or that bowl that you made me 😁
@@JackMackWoodturning have you ever heard a worrryballs ? three small wooden balls that fit in your hands ( size of hands ) & he made the triangle box to put them back in he made Mario a round 1 Luigi got a square Giancarlo got a octagon ❤🇮🇹👫 when u calm down
It's beautiful.
Cheers buddy. You going to give this a go ?
Beautiful
Thanks G. Much appreciated 😊👍🏻
Brilliant👌👌❤❤
Thanks R. Glad you enjoyed it 😊👍🏻
@@JackMackWoodturning 🙏🙏
Nice work, Jack. There is a Japanese guy who "specializes" in this sort of thing. Yamabiko Wood Art. He and you and Richard Raffan are the best tool users I follow on youtube. How do I sharpen my tools? Unfortunately not often enough! Kind regards
Thanks for that buddy il check those guys out.. I haven’t watched a lot of turning on TH-cam and what I have watched is disappointing at best and makes me wonder why novice turners are publishing themselves learning to turn wood, and also getting thousands of views.. 🤯 but I will check these guys out.. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
@@JackMackWoodturning - Richard Raffan is now retired, but he was a sort of "industrial" turner in his younger days. Later on he wrote books and made videos about turning. He only recently began using TH-cam - he is not a camera expert, but even so, worthwhile to watch simply for the pleasure of seeing a gouge "gliding" through wood. The guy from Japan - sometimes very thin turnings with interesting wood. Regards.
@@JackMackWoodturning I just yesterday found your channel. I, a 47 y/o female, could only dream of turning someday. I have watched some of these novice turners for years now. Watching their confidence to just get out there and fumble through and get feedback from some of the pros on YT has been inspiring. They have transformed before my eyes and done well to stick it out through their struggles. Sometimes, all it takes to have a successful channel is to have some charisma & courage and the ability to be humble and open to constructive criticism. I hope you are able to find your way to prop up these people with positivity and open yourself up to guide them as they grow. We all had to start somewhere and likely couldn't have found our "butts" with both hands in the beginning. Most of us hid behind closed doors during that process.
@@Little_Red_Riding_Hoodlum totally agree! I’m 35 and started turning couple of months ago. It was quite difficult because in my city there are no turning schools at all 😕 I’ve got the beginner course in another city and after that in my city I’ve found only one workshop with turning machine (in the furthest part of the city from my home 😬) All I have now - YT videos and huge desire to learn 😁
So freaking cool.
Cheers buddy. You going to give this a shot?
Probably not 😂. I often struggle with diameters 5x those! Maybe one day.
I'm sure the tools were sharp.... but this also took a very steady hand.... nicely done :D
Thanks HC. Much appreciated 😉👍🏻😊
Brilliant!
Thanks A. You going to give it a shot?
Perfect
Thank you. Will you give this a try ?
Nobody likes a show off! That is too cool. I’d like to use one of your “dull” tools for a while.
Haha nice one J. Thanks for watching man 😊👍🏻
Very cool..beautiful work.
Nice one Mark buddy. Where are you from?
@@JackMackWoodturning A small town south of Ottawa Ontario.
Canada....
I would love to live in Canada. 😊👍🏻
@@JackMackWoodturning Where are you out of Jack...US?
Magnificent
Much appreciated R. Glad you enjoyed it 👍🏻😊
Very nice sir. Thanks for sharing ✌️ 💪
My pleasure cookie. Glad you enjoyed it buddy.
Amazing
Thank you 👍🏻
I'm out of words 💜
I hope that’s a good thing 😊
I’ve always wondered how you sharpened your stuff. Thanks.
The Tormek T8 .. Best investment iv ever made in my workshop. Absolutely amazing system.
Afreakingmazing!
Wow!!
Nice one MK. Thanks for watching 😊
Amazing job! Very satisfying, much like your other videos! Keep up the good work.
Cheers Charles. Really glad you enjoyed it buddy
Just Insane abilities!