Thank you very much Chris. So glad you enjoy my channel. I upload as often as I can although it is a little irregular sometimes. Glad you are still watching. Take care brother.
Thanks Stephen, really beautiful piece and very well presented video. Your commentary was very helpful. I'll know exactly what to expect if I try one like that!
Thank you Zetus. LOL! to the big fish. This project was really a fun challenge just simply because of the depth relation to the diameter. Tool control was the biggest issue. Loose control for a split second and the bowl could be trash. I sweated a lot. LOL! Glad you enjoyed this project and take care.
Thank you Lee. A friend visited my shop while this piece was still mounted and said it looked like a fish mouth. The name stuck. Glad you enjoyed this project my friend. Take care.
That is the most information I have gotten from anyone’s TH-cam on sanding sealer - its function and the process. Thank you for clearing that up for me.
Thank you Lois. So glad you enjoyed this project and found it helpful. I really like using it to help me sand and get a very nice and smooth surface for my wax. You could also use another finish over the top of it to make it really "Pop". Take care.
Another great result. I've been watching your vids for years now and have benefitted from your knowledge, skill and experience. Thanks for sharing over the years.
Thank you very much. Glad you enjoyed this project and my channel. Glad you find my channel helpful. It is after all the reason I started it. Take care brother and I'll see you down the road.
That turned out GREAT! it is hard enough to make an interrupted cut but add depth and end grain and it's very challenging. I made an S rest that helps some to get up in there without reaching over the rest to far.
Thank you Al. Glad you enjoyed this project. It was not terrible but if I had to go any deeper then I would have resorted to my hollowing rig to finish the piece. I have a couple of toolrest designs I am thinking of building which could help a lot in this situation. Thank you for you input and take care.
Thank you Daryl. I have been using this wax since even before woodturning. I really like it. This is the only finishing wax I have used because I can get it locally. I am sure other brands would be just as good. Take care, brother.
Thank you James. Glad you enjoyed this project. You are so correct. I think that hollowing tools could have been a good way to work this one also. Any deeper and I would have went to them. Take care brother.
Steven, I am so glad to have you back on the lathe. How well do you feel the wax holds up compared to other options. I am comfortable following many of your techniques you share. You definitely have saved me a ton of money, by my following your lead for many of the jigs I use in my turnings. I enjoyed your build videos, but you are born for the lathe and have a really great presentation skill.
Thank you Gerald. Your comments are very inspiring. Glad you have enjoyed my channel and found it helpful. I am not a full time content creator and can not upload as much as someone who has too. I just hope that my projects and presentations help other turners or people wanting to get into it. Thank you very much and stay tuned. Take care.
I’m so excited to see you back on the lathe! You’ve been missed! Btw- still liking the Grizzly? I’m looking at the same one and trying to decide on the upgrade.
Thank you very much. Glad you enjoyed this project. I have no regrets buying my G0766. It is a Powerhouse and runs very smooth and quiet. No problems with it so far also. I am happy with it. Hope this helps. You all take care!
@@StephenOgle awesome, that’s the encouragement I needed! You and Carl Jacobson were the first two turners who got me into it about 6-7 years ago and I’ve loved it ever since! Thank you so much for the inspiration and education! It really can change people’s lives!
Haven’t seen you for awhile, great bowl and always learn and enjoy. Love my C & son gouges but wonder if I made it harder to use them with that v shaped flute and me sharpening with to much swept back wing? What do you think? Have you done any sharpening videos with that flute type? Thanks and cheers from MT
Thank you very much. Glad you enjoyed this project. My CnS tools are really nice. I have both bowl gouges swept back wings about 1 inch and the bevels are 55 deg. I do have a sharpening video on my gouges and other turning tools here. th-cam.com/video/VWMhcT9ShAg/w-d-xo.html I hope it helps. Take care.
Thank you Graham. Glad you enjoyed this project. I do not usually thin it and use it straight from the can. I do have to add Lacquer thinner from time to time due to evaporation in my bottle. Thinning will not hurt at all though. If it will not soak into the wood then it should be thinned a little. Not too much though. It's job is to stiffen the fibers and raise the grain. I hope this helps. Take care.
Big fan of yours Like the way of doing your videos and really enjoying watching them Glad to have you back
Thank you very much Chris. So glad you enjoy my channel. I upload as often as I can although it is a little irregular sometimes. Glad you are still watching. Take care brother.
always a pleasure watching you work
Thank you Greg. So glad you enjoyed this project and my channel. Take care!
Hi Stephen, another good one, turned out great. This fish certainly didn’t get away, finish turned out great.
Thank you Philip. Glad you enjoyed this project. It is my go to finish on bowls and other projects. Take care!
Very nice, thank you for sharing! Love the music.
Thank you John. Glad you enjoyed this project. Take care!
Thanks Stephen, really beautiful piece and very well presented video. Your commentary was very helpful. I'll know exactly what to expect if I try one like that!
Thank you Kevin. So glad you enjoyed this project. If you try it, I would like to know how it came out for you. Take care.
That was a mighty big fish Stephen! Mighty fine job of getting to the bottom without an “accident”. Mama’s keeper! Thanks for sharing with us.
Thank you Zetus. LOL! to the big fish. This project was really a fun challenge just simply because of the depth relation to the diameter. Tool control was the biggest issue. Loose control for a split second and the bowl could be trash. I sweated a lot. LOL! Glad you enjoyed this project and take care.
You found a good piece in that log. Fish mouth bowl it is.
Good to see you turn again,
Lee
Thank you Lee. A friend visited my shop while this piece was still mounted and said it looked like a fish mouth. The name stuck. Glad you enjoyed this project my friend. Take care.
Really enjoyed watching this video and the end result is very nice. Thanks 😊
Thank you Ann. Glad you enjoyed this project. Take care!
Great use of that log Stephen!! The bowl is very unusual and looks great!
Thank you very much. Glad you enjoyed this project. I thought I was going to have to used my hollowing tools on this one. LOL! Take care.
Nice project! Shows some serious talent!
Nice bowl Stephen and great explanation of the process,
Thank you Ronald. Glad you enjoyed this project my friend. Take care.
That is the most information I have gotten from anyone’s TH-cam on sanding sealer - its function and the process. Thank you for clearing that up for me.
Thank you Lois. So glad you enjoyed this project and found it helpful. I really like using it to help me sand and get a very nice and smooth surface for my wax. You could also use another finish over the top of it to make it really "Pop". Take care.
Another great result. I've been watching your vids for years now and have benefitted from your knowledge, skill and experience. Thanks for sharing over the years.
Thank you very much. Glad you enjoyed this project and my channel. Glad you find my channel helpful. It is after all the reason I started it. Take care brother and I'll see you down the road.
very Gorgeous work and beautiful grains finish Beautiful
Thank you very much. Glad you enjoyed this project my friend. Take care.
Very nice and stunningly beautiful bowl.
Thank you Kobie. So glad you enjoyed this project. Take care!
Love watching your videos man.
Great to hear from you man. Glad you enjoyed this project and you should swing by sometime. We can talk woodwork or even metal. Take care!
Great looking bowl, Stephen!
Thank you Billy. Glad you enjoyed it my friend. Take care.
Great bowl Stephen. It’s beautiful and one to be proud of. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you Doug. Glad you enjoyed it my friend. Take care.
Stunning bowl Stephen awesome jib
Thank you Donald. It sure was fun. Getting this one done. Glad you enjoyed it. Take care.
Awesome bowl, really like the finish. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you Tony. Glad you enjoyed this project. I really like using this finish. It is simple and very durable.
That turned out GREAT! it is hard enough to make an interrupted cut but add depth and end grain and it's very challenging. I made an S rest that helps some to get up in there without reaching over the rest to far.
Thank you Al. Glad you enjoyed this project. It was not terrible but if I had to go any deeper then I would have resorted to my hollowing rig to finish the piece. I have a couple of toolrest designs I am thinking of building which could help a lot in this situation. Thank you for you input and take care.
Interesting piece, my friend! Gonna give that minwax a shot. I like how it looks on this bowl.
Thank you Daryl. I have been using this wax since even before woodturning. I really like it. This is the only finishing wax I have used because I can get it locally. I am sure other brands would be just as good. Take care, brother.
Great job. It isn't easy going that deeply on a natural edge bowl without a specialized rest.
Thank you James. Glad you enjoyed this project. You are so correct. I think that hollowing tools could have been a good way to work this one also. Any deeper and I would have went to them. Take care brother.
A great piece of work
Thank you Greg. Glad you enjoyed this project. Take care.
Steven, I am so glad to have you back on the lathe. How well do you feel the wax holds up
compared to other options. I am comfortable following many of your techniques you share. You definitely have saved me a ton of money, by my following your lead for many
of the jigs I use in my turnings. I enjoyed your build videos, but you are born for the lathe
and have a really great presentation skill.
Thank you Gerald. Your comments are very inspiring. Glad you have enjoyed my channel and found it helpful. I am not a full time content creator and can not upload as much as someone who has too. I just hope that my projects and presentations help other turners or people wanting to get into it. Thank you very much and stay tuned. Take care.
Sieht sehr schön aus 👍👏
Thanks for sharing
Thank you Mitchell. Glad you enjoyed it my friend. Take care.
Nice turn.
Thank you Josephine. Glad you enjoyed this project.
I’m so excited to see you back on the lathe! You’ve been missed!
Btw- still liking the Grizzly? I’m looking at the same one and trying to decide on the upgrade.
Thank you very much. Glad you enjoyed this project. I have no regrets buying my G0766. It is a Powerhouse and runs very smooth and quiet. No problems with it so far also. I am happy with it. Hope this helps. You all take care!
@@StephenOgle awesome, that’s the encouragement I needed! You and Carl Jacobson were the first two turners who got me into it about 6-7 years ago and I’ve loved it ever since! Thank you so much for the inspiration and education! It really can change people’s lives!
Beautifully.
Thank you Lars. Glad you enjoyed this project. Take care.
Haven’t seen you for awhile, great bowl and always learn and enjoy. Love my C & son gouges but wonder if I made it harder to use them with that v shaped flute and me sharpening with to much swept back wing? What do you think? Have you done any sharpening videos with that flute type? Thanks and cheers from MT
Thank you very much. Glad you enjoyed this project. My CnS tools are really nice. I have both bowl gouges swept back wings about 1 inch and the bevels are 55 deg. I do have a sharpening video on my gouges and other turning tools here. th-cam.com/video/VWMhcT9ShAg/w-d-xo.html I hope it helps. Take care.
@@StephenOgle Thanks so much, I will ck that out for sure!
i will be getting the same lathe you have on monday i had one like you had it was grap
sure wish you would do some new turning you wae one of my favorite what happen are you ok or whar
Greg are your coffee grounds fresh or used?
i will stick around as you say thats more than you do !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Hi. Do you thin your sand and seal, please?
Thank you Graham. Glad you enjoyed this project. I do not usually thin it and use it straight from the can. I do have to add Lacquer thinner from time to time due to evaporation in my bottle. Thinning will not hurt at all though. If it will not soak into the wood then it should be thinned a little. Not too much though. It's job is to stiffen the fibers and raise the grain. I hope this helps. Take care.
Sorry Stephen I have a Navy buddy name Greg Ogle?
That is perfectly alright. I always use old coffee grinds that I lay out on wax paper and dry. Although you could use new. I hope this helps.
@@StephenOgle thank you, I tried tea grounds but did not work out, I think it was my drying method!!