Tomislav,you are a born winner and good man and will come above this set back as well. A little more lemonade will sure help. Stay well and continue with your success.

Thank you sooo much sir, I really appriciate that

Mike, thank you sooo much

@@mikeevans373 will be ordering chisels in future if you ship to new Hampshire 👍

Thank you soo much

Thank you sir

I like that saying, thank you very much

Thank you sir 😀

Thank You very much, it means a lot to me

Mark, sir you really didn't have to send any money,but I really appriciate that, thank you for your support all this time

@@tomislavtomasicwoodturning It was my pleasure Tomislav. The videos you put out are a wealth of technique and technical detail that has made me a better turner.

@@MarklTucson soo glad to hear that ☺️ Thank you

Thank you soo much

Indeed, thank you very much

If you want to begin woodturning actually you can do it with a limited set of tools, what matters is your skill, how you are able to use them. With a decent small or medium size lathe, a chuck (but is possible to turn without it, some pofessional turners like Melvyn Firmager and Lyle Jamieson don't use it), A detail gouge, a bowl gouge, a skew chisel and a couple of scrapers is possiblle to turn almost everything but deep hollow forms up to medium size pieces, even the roughing gouge is not strictly necessary as there are ways to rough pieces with the grain paralel to the rotation axis both with the skew and the bowl gouge. An electric chain saw is all you need to prepare the wood for the lathe, so to start is not cheap, but you don't have to spend many thousands of euros/pounds/dollars to start, have fun and produce amazing pieces, even gallery level ones if your skill and aesthetic taste are well developed. Then as your skill gets better you can buy more tools, like an hollowing tool or more gouges and scrapers, you can even buy a big heavy lathe that allows you to turn heavy pieces and large pieces, but such pieces should anyway be avoided if the turner is not very experenced, they can be really dangerous if something goes wrong. And surely a big band saw can be really useful, the little and cheap hobby ones can not deal with roughing wood for turning purpouses, but all those things may eventually come later, a pretty base set is enough as the turner's skill and knowledge matters more then the tools array at his disposal.

@@andreachinaglia5804 I have been turning for about 30 years off and on. I just started to turn on a regular basis about the last 6 months. Never done to many bowls until lately but I have turned a lot of coffee table legs I have a very nice shop. Thank you for the positive thoughts

Hvala ti puno ☺️

Thank you Richard soo much, can't imagine moving 3 times but again I never thought I'll have to leave this shop... Thank you for inspiring words

Thank you

Thank you very much 🤗 we often go by this saying that you mum told you....love it... Thank you

Thank you 🤗

Thank you very much

I'll do my best 😀