Very helpful right now to learn how to make a bowl. I’m new and just learning. I’ve only gotten one piece off my lathe that I can actually call a bowl! Your work is inspirational. Thanks
So glad you find my work so inspirational. If you have any questions regarding bowl turning feel free to blast them at me, I’m always happy to advise. Maybe watch my video “green turned bowls” you can see how I do production turning. Thanks for following along. 👍🏻
Excellent work, that looked like a tough piece of wood to turn, i could be wrong. I liked the Darth Vader sound effects when polishing the bowl...haha. Another beautiful piece of work.
Thanks Rebecca, the difficult thing with a piece like this is aligning the centres before turning to get the rim just how you want it. I edited out about 20 mins of faffing at the start. 😂.. thanks for watching. 🙂
Sorry mate, il bear that in mind for future videos. I always take way more photos than I use so il add a few more and run them a little longer. Thanks for the feedback and cheers for following along. 👍🏻
Eventually, I’ll graduate to a big boy lathe so I can start to turn bigger projects. That bowl is amazing. I still get tool marks that I can’t seem to get rid of. This bowl was flawless. Gives me something to shoot for one day. Lol
Good luck with your woodturning journey. I’d recommend getting that big boy lathe as soon as possible.. once you do you’ll wonder how you ever turned something on anything else. If you have any questions along the way feel free to Chuck them my way. Always happy to help. Thanks for following along. 👍🏻
@@JackMackWoodturning i bought a cheap table top lathe to see if I’d enjoy it and continue on. Now that I’ve made a few things, I’ve got the fever. I guess I’m going to have to start looking for a full size lathe I can afford and still stay married. Lol
@@JackMackWoodturning I’m finding that out. Between different chucks, tools, and not to mention wood. I’m lucky enough to have a wood supplier that keeps me in mind when he comes across unusual pieces. Thank you so much for all the time and effort you put into these videos. Most people don’t have any idea how much that goes into producing these videos for our enjoyment and inspiration I look forward to your future content!!
Thanks mate, it’s a lot of work but it’s enjoyable and keeps my love of wood turning alive. It’s nice that so many people have been enjoying my videos. 😊
Hi zane, thanks for watching. This bowl was finished with pure tung oil. “Pure” is important as pure tung oil is food safe and this was destined to be a salad bowl. 🥗 🤤 👍🏻
Thank you. Yes the blank had been stored in my workshop for a number of years. Normally I’d turn something like this while it’s green but every now and then pieces get piled up and forgotten about.
Hi Jack, beautiful bowl man! Well done! I love the fact that you’re a full time production turner, and still taking the time to do some more artistic projects! Becoming a full time turner is something I’d love to do although I’m not sure it will happen for a long time yet. Nevertheless, this got you a new sub! Look forward to your future projects! - Seth
Thanks Seth, I really appreciate that. For me these videos are a way to keep my love for wood turning alive, being a full time woodturner is great of course but it gets very monotonous, and I find myself getting bored of the turnings I do day in day out. I hope you do take the jump into full time turning, life is to short to not pursue your dreams. Hit me up on Instagram if you want any advice. All the best to you dude. 🤙🏻
@@JackMackWoodturning Thanks brother! The little bit of production work I have done, I can see how it’s monotonous so, I completely understand wanting to keep your love for it alive! Look forward to what you’ve got coming in the future! I’m not on IG but, hit me up on email, I’d love to do a sticker swap with you if you’re interested in that? BrickhouseCraftWorks@gmail.com If not, no biggie! Thanks for the support man!
I don't know what just happened to the message I was typing but it just disappeared to who knows where. I wanted to tell you how good that looked and I wish I was able to do it.
Talent implies some kind of natural gift.. this is just practice.. lot and lots of practice, you have it too mate, it’s just a case of unlocking it 👍🏻😊
As no deterrent to the excellence of your work, I was told, as a young woodworker, to never use any for of steel wool on raw wood, without first sealing the surface. This is due to the fact that wood absorbs moisture, and can cause rust from the particles of steel that are imbedded in the wood.
That’s very interesting Ranald, thank you for sharing, I have never seen signs of this but have also never looked for it in my old work. Il do some reading on the subject. Thanks for watching and sharing your experience 🙏🏻
Excellent planning and execution..
Thanks Cecil 😊👍🏻
Beautiful bowl. Love the natural edge
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Great bowl , nothing better than Danish oil. Stay safe
Cheers Beverly. Thanks for following along 👍🏻
Now that's a thing of beauty. Skills & simplicity in how you treated it. Thanks for sharing 👍
Thanks Paul. I appreciate you watching 😊👍🏻
Mega Genial 😍💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻
Stunning looking bowl, with a great finish.. thanks for sharing. Cheers
Thanks Grahame, glad you enjoyed it.
Cheers for watching. 👍🏻
I just love the natural edge of this...awesome
Thanks Tanna. Glad you like it, cheers for following along. 😊👍🏻
Amazing, fantastic job
cheers Jeff l, thanks for following my videos. glad your enjoying them 😊
Can
Amazing job. 👍
Thank you
A very pretty bowl
Thanks jo. Nice to have you following along ☺️
A perfectly beautiful salad bowl.
Beautiful work! 🏆
Thank you. I appreciate you following along 👍🏻
Beautiful work mate. Great job!
Nice one Nate. Was this recommended?
Really beautiful! 👍
Thanks Henrik, I appreciate you following along. Cheers for watching 👍🏻
Thanks again for another great video.
Cheers brother. Thanks for watching 👊🏻
Very helpful right now to learn how to make a bowl. I’m new and just learning. I’ve only gotten one piece off my lathe that I can actually call a bowl! Your work is inspirational. Thanks
So glad you find my work so inspirational.
If you have any questions regarding bowl turning feel free to blast them at me, I’m always happy to advise.
Maybe watch my video “green turned bowls” you can see how I do production turning.
Thanks for following along. 👍🏻
Really nice bowl, lots of character! The Danish oil really made it pop too. Great video, thanks for sharing with us!
Cheers Shawn, glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for following along 👍🏻
Супер, лайк ,хорошая работа....мастер.!!!!!
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I m not a carpenter and not a young man also....but I like these wood turning 👍👍👍👍👍
Thank you. Glad you enjoy my videos 😊👍🏻
Excellent work, that looked like a tough piece of wood to turn, i could be wrong. I liked the Darth Vader sound effects when polishing the bowl...haha. Another beautiful piece of work.
Thanks man. Was no harder than usual. Sharp tools make light work 😊👍🏻
Great job, enjoyed watching u turn this one. Love those natural edges. Appreciate your video productions.
Thanks a lot Mark. Glad you enjoyed it 😊👍🏻
That!s a great bowl, Jack!
Cheers Rick. Much appreciated. 👍🏻
Impressive skills and the results are nothing less than amazing!
Thanks Dave. I appreciate your kind words. Thank you for following along 🙂
Masterwork.
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🙂 cheers! Thanks for following along. 👍🏻
Such beauty love the shape the color and that edge wow keep turning stay safe👍👍👍👍
Thank you. Thanks for following along 👍🏻
Beautiful work! Good luck to you!
Thank you 😊
That looks awesome, great work!! 👍👍
Cheers man.
Top classe bravo jolie plat 👏👍
Thank you 😊
Krásná práce 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
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Great bowl Jack, superb finish. Stay safe, John
Appreciate you kind words John. Thanks for dropping in. 👍🏻
Nice bowl.
Thanks John. Much appreciated
it is a wonderful bowl
Thank you Joyce. Thanks for following along 😊
Wow that turned out beautifully, nice job my friend.
I’m glad you think so. It took me years to finally get this piece on the lathe. I’m happy with you outcome. Thanks for following along. 👍🏻
Absolutely amazing 💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜
Thank you 😊
Your skill shows in this amazing piece. I love the edge.
Thanks Rebecca, the difficult thing with a piece like this is aligning the centres before turning to get the rim just how you want it. I edited out about 20 mins of faffing at the start. 😂.. thanks for watching. 🙂
@@JackMackWoodturning Faffing?? I love that word!
😆 faffing about.. 🤣
Beautiful
Thanks Margaret. 😊
Nice ☺️
Cheers Shiv. Thanks a lot buddy 👍🏻😉☺️
Pear Tree is great for Woodturning!
It is a fantastic wood isn’t it.
Thanks for watching joe. 👍🏻
Nice one.
Cheers Malcolm 🤙🏻
Gorgeous ❤️
Thank you 😊
That finish. Is it a secret? It's gorgeous!
😂 it’s in big black letters on the side of the bottle. 😆It’s danish oil dude.
Appreciate you watching. 😊👍🏻
you gotta give us just a little more time at the end to admire your finished projects! :)
Sorry mate, il bear that in mind for future videos. I always take way more photos than I use so il add a few more and run them a little longer. Thanks for the feedback and cheers for following along. 👍🏻
@@JackMackWoodturning merci beaucoup
Bravo
Thank you Miki. cheers for following along.
Ser gut!
Eventually, I’ll graduate to a big boy lathe so I can start to turn bigger projects. That bowl is amazing. I still get tool marks that I can’t seem to get rid of. This bowl was flawless. Gives me something to shoot for one day. Lol
Good luck with your woodturning journey. I’d recommend getting that big boy lathe as soon as possible.. once you do you’ll wonder how you ever turned something on anything else.
If you have any questions along the way feel free to Chuck them my way. Always happy to help.
Thanks for following along.
👍🏻
@@JackMackWoodturning i bought a cheap table top lathe to see if I’d enjoy it and continue on. Now that I’ve made a few things, I’ve got the fever. I guess I’m going to have to start looking for a full size lathe I can afford and still stay married. Lol
Haha good luck with that one.
Wood turning is very moreish and pretty pricy as a hobby. It’s worth it tho I’m sure
@@JackMackWoodturning I’m finding that out. Between different chucks, tools, and not to mention wood. I’m lucky enough to have a wood supplier that keeps me in mind when he comes across unusual pieces. Thank you so much for all the time and effort you put into these videos. Most people don’t have any idea how much that goes into producing these videos for our enjoyment and inspiration I look forward to your future content!!
Thanks mate, it’s a lot of work but it’s enjoyable and keeps my love of wood turning alive. It’s nice that so many people have been enjoying my videos.
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I am looking to get a bowl gouge for my bday next week. Is that a half inch you are using? Beautiful work as always btw 😍
Hi Jed, cheers
Yeah it’s a half inch gouge 👍🏻
Absolutely stunning! Are you using just straight oil as a finish?
Hi zane, thanks for watching. This bowl was finished with pure tung oil. “Pure” is important as pure tung oil is food safe and this was destined to be a salad bowl. 🥗 🤤 👍🏻
A Perfection
Thank you 👍🏻
الف شكر لكم من كل قلبي حتا صحن المرسه شوفو كيف احبكم احبكم من كل قلبي😭😘😘😘
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Very pretty. Was this already dry when you turned it?
Thank you. Yes the blank had been stored in my workshop for a number of years. Normally I’d turn something like this while it’s green but every now and then pieces get piled up and forgotten about.
Hi Jack, beautiful bowl man! Well done!
I love the fact that you’re a full time production turner, and still taking the time to do some more artistic projects! Becoming a full time turner is something I’d love to do although I’m not sure it will happen for a long time yet. Nevertheless, this got you a new sub! Look forward to your future projects!
- Seth
Thanks Seth, I really appreciate that. For me these videos are a way to keep my love for wood turning alive, being a full time woodturner is great of course but it gets very monotonous, and I find myself getting bored of the turnings I do day in day out.
I hope you do take the jump into full time turning, life is to short to not pursue your dreams. Hit me up on Instagram if you want any advice.
All the best to you dude. 🤙🏻
@@JackMackWoodturning Thanks brother! The little bit of production work I have done, I can see how it’s monotonous so, I completely understand wanting to keep your love for it alive!
Look forward to what you’ve got coming in the future!
I’m not on IG but, hit me up on email, I’d love to do a sticker swap with you if you’re interested in that? BrickhouseCraftWorks@gmail.com
If not, no biggie!
Thanks for the support man!
Lovely, what is the finish you use??
This bowl was finished with danish oil.
I don't know what just happened to the message I was typing but it just disappeared to who knows where. I wanted to tell you how good that looked and I wish I was able to do it.
Cheers Bobby, you can do it buddy it just takes a little practice
Thanks for watching mate
@@JackMackWoodturning I just wish I had your talent.
Talent implies some kind of natural gift.. this is just practice.. lot and lots of practice, you have it too mate, it’s just a case of unlocking it 👍🏻😊
C est quoi le diamètre de cette magnifique pièce merci
As no deterrent to the excellence of your work, I was told, as a young woodworker, to never use any for of steel wool on raw wood, without first sealing the surface. This is due to the fact that wood absorbs moisture, and can cause rust from the particles of steel that are imbedded in the wood.
That’s very interesting Ranald, thank you for sharing, I have never seen signs of this but have also never looked for it in my old work. Il do some reading on the subject. Thanks for watching and sharing your experience 🙏🏻
How we can buy it?
This piece is already sold unfortunately.
Ohh😔
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🤝👍👍👍🇺🇿Uzb
🙂👍🏻
الافيو من القلب
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Gotta hate it when the bark jumps ship 🤦♂️
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krishna gaming yt aug+victor
Gorgeous ❤
Thanks M. This is an old one! 😊👍🏻😉