Nice video and a great looking goblet. One question, what was the paste/finish you used? I thought it was maybe one of the sanding pastes like Ack's, EEE Ultra Shine or Yorkshire Grit but those have been usually followed up with some sort of additional "finishing" paste in the videos I've watched. The matte finish your goblet had looked very nice. Please advise your finishing process. Thanks, Myles.
I use Clapham’s Salad Bowl Finish. I’ve been buying it from Lee Valley Tools. The Clapham’s website is here: claphams.com/product/beeswax-salad-bowl-finish/ The process is easy. 1. Wipe on with a bit sitting on the surface. 2. Let sit overnight. 3. Wipe off any excess. Paper towels work, but a cotton cloth is easier and much more effective. If I think a piece needs to have the finish refreshed, I just repeat the steps above. That’s it! I’ve never had the product dry out in the container either. Thanks for watching and asking a question.
Beautiful!!
Thank you! I’m glad you liked the video. Thanks for watching and commenting.
really nice shape, great job!
Thanks for noticing. Shape is one of the things I focus on with my woodturning. Also, thanks for watching and commenting!
Nice video and a great looking goblet. One question, what was the paste/finish you used? I thought it was maybe one of the sanding pastes like Ack's, EEE Ultra Shine or Yorkshire Grit but those have been usually followed up with some sort of additional "finishing" paste in the videos I've watched. The matte finish your goblet had looked very nice. Please advise your finishing process. Thanks, Myles.
I use Clapham’s Salad Bowl Finish. I’ve been buying it from Lee Valley Tools. The Clapham’s website is here:
claphams.com/product/beeswax-salad-bowl-finish/
The process is easy.
1. Wipe on with a bit sitting on the surface.
2. Let sit overnight.
3. Wipe off any excess. Paper towels work, but a cotton cloth is easier and much more effective.
If I think a piece needs to have the finish refreshed, I just repeat the steps above. That’s it! I’ve never had the product dry out in the container either.
Thanks for watching and asking a question.