Woodturning - Dried Flowers Vase

In this video I turn a vase for dried flowers. As it is not possible to hollow this vase through the thin neck, I decided to do it from the other side and glue in a piece of wood in the resulting hole.
The finished vase is about 18cm high and has a diameter of about 8cm at the thickest part.

[@lenshandcraftedwoodsigns6033]

So that's how it is done. Thank you!

[@RedditNovelties]

Happy to see another video!

[@garyjohnson9297]

I use a half inch skew or a bedan to cut tenons

[@drechselhornchen]

Schöne Arbeit👍🏻

[@sunigamage2699]

I like it

[@chilll_gaming]

nice work!

[@rogerdixon8762]

Very impressive! I just wondered if you could fill the base with sand or similar, to provide some weight?

[@steraturning]

Thanks! Sure, you could fill it with sand, to add some weight if needed. That's what I would do as well, to make sure it has a secure stand.

[@sunigamage2699]

Hi

[@morgancalvi6675]

You mean vases FOR dried flowers...the name is almost deceiving.

[@steraturning]

Deceiving? What did you think, that the vase is made of dried flowers?
A vase which is used for fresh flowers, is called a "flower vase", so why would I not call it a "dried flowers vase" if it's used for dried flowers.

[@morgancalvi6675]

@@steraturning I said 'almost deceiving'...please re-read my comment. I read the description AFTERWARDS. Please don't get on my case, you're the one who read it wrong...thank you.

[@davidfriedman3962]

Beautiful! Please keep posting, appreciate your teachings.