Pretty rough and manky piece you started with. Came out with a hood looking bowl. Everyone likes different things. I prefer the sides to be more curved from the bottom to the top, but you did a very nice job with this piece.
Cheers James! I've been doing the same thing with a lot of the projects recently, sand multiple times and applying cellulose sanding sealer between each sanding.
That turned out amazing!!! Thanks for sharing.
Thanks Jen! Hope all is well with the family :)
Absolutely gorgeous Ian.
Take care mate.
Cheers, Huw
Thanks Huw! Hope you’re doing well mate
Beautiful work indeed!
Thank you very much!
Very nice, very cool project very nice outcome
Cheers Rich!
Very nice Ian.
Thanks Jack! Hope you’re doing well mate
Really nicely done, stay well.
Thank you my friend!
love your bowl. I like the design especially. I enjoy watching you turn wood you are good at it.
Thanks Paul, I appreciate that!
Very nice work
Thanks Lynda!
From a very rough looking log came a very beautiful bowl! Magical!
Thanks a lot Gwynn! Hope all is well.
Beautiful bowl for Poplar. Never knew it could have such an interesting grain. Nice job.
Thanks!
Real great job Ian...pleasant to watch and useful to learn!
Thanks Umberto! Hope you're doing well my friend
Another masterpiece under your belt as we say here in the US.
Haha thanks Kim! Just catching up on my comments, hope things are good with you
Those massive cuts without a catch. That's some talented wood turning.
Thanks very much!
Lovely
Thanks Robert!
Pretty rough and manky piece you started with. Came out with a hood looking bowl. Everyone likes different things. I prefer the sides to be more curved from the bottom to the top, but you did a very nice job with this piece.
Cheers Doug! starting to run out of shapes at this point haha
Beautiful work, I like working with poplar (tulip wood) because I have it in abundance. What was the finish you used?
Cheers James! I've been doing the same thing with a lot of the projects recently, sand multiple times and applying cellulose sanding sealer between each sanding.
What sandi g discs were you using in this video.. they look good??
Hey John, I got them on Amazon. Just type in 2 inch/3inch sanding discs and it should come up with them :)
You destroyed a big log to make a doggie bowl what a waist
The rest of the log can still be used you muppet. In fact, I cut it into 3 rounds, so it will be used.
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