Wow, that’s really interesting and a great explanation on how it works. I agree the figure in the first one is better. I wonder what they would look like with wood and colour swirled resin. Thanks for the video, great job.

Great skills :)

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Hi Robbie I've just found this demo, and would like to thank you for sharing! As a beginner this is a valuable tutorial with clear explanations

Hey Robbie, are you still alive or did your ancestors drinking catch up with you?

Nice fit little project. Thanks for sharing

Watched your video for the first time. You are absolutely amazing, love the work and the fact that you continued on. I learned a lot just from the one video. I have now subscribed to your channel. 🇬🇧

Great design

Thank you very much for sharing

Every few years I think of Robbie. KZfaq has changed so much but his stuff still holds so much educational value.

Absolutely genius! Definitely a case of, now why didn't I think of that 🤔

Great idea, I see you haven't posted anything in a while but I hope you are doing well.

YEA, made one for my wife. She asked me what it was, then put it in the kitchen drawer where it has been ever since.

How important is it to use a slow speed grinder ?

I am going to try them I like it

Awesome work . What is the name of that support tool you use for hallowing out inside of bowl ? Thanks , Jeff

Great demonstration, amazing skill (you make it look so easy) ... Thank you !

I heard very good opinions about the Woodglut plans.

Hi Robbie. This was the first box I ever attempted (and it worked out). I miss you my friend.

Very nice. Got to learn a bit more than I expected. Now I will give it a try minus the bottom problem I hope. If I do blow through the bottom I will get to do a repair!

Very nice box! I have repaired a bowl that way but it was nice to see a professional do it . I subscribed

How large can you make one of these? I'm trying to figure out why barrels aren't just carved from logs...

You just popped up on my feed Robbie and I absolutely loved your video. New sub. Very encouraging and talented. Plan on seeing more of you.

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Small in the size but so big in the art. Very nice your job. Congratulations Sir !

Nice simple job.good stuff ty.

Lovely piece Robbie, nice flowing movement in the neck / collar of the vase. I LL be Tring that design in the new year. How do you make that scraping tool out of the flat drill bit? On a grinder? Do you need to heat treat the cutting edge? Thanks for sharing. Darragh

Still waiting you back.

Good Job

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Beautiful work Robbie - I see this was a while ago, are you well? Really enjoyed watching - cheers - Paul

The link to the jig has ceased to work.

That's going to be a lovely bowl Robbie! What was the stuff you dipped the ends of the off cuts in? I have used Chestnut end seal but its pretty costly stuff and doesn't go far. I found a log of green Ash similar to yours and got a few blanks off it. The blanks that I part turned then slow dried in my converted fridge kiln went the best - they sat for about 4 weeks in 18 - 20 degrees C, worked a treat. Thanks for all your great films, I'm enjoying watching - cheers!

nice bowl.

Wonderful concept and execution. Thank you.

Anyone across the pond know if Robbie is ok?? ✌🏻🇨🇦

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Bonsoir Robbie ! C'est une magnifique réalisation, très technique ! Congratulation ! Cordialement Jean-Luc

Hi Robbie, thank you very much for your video. For those who are starting in the woodturning , it is often difficult when you make a mistake and we observe that experienced people, like you, also make their mistakes. Congratulations for showing us how to get around adversity. I would like to thank you for your guidance, even showing the things that don't work out, because that's typical of big people, of people who don't have their vanity registered. I wish you success and a big hug from Brazil and stay with God.

BOM DIA! Pra mim é uma honra esta aqui te prestigiando, vamos sempre juntos somar e fortalecer nossos trabalhos, eu já estou por aqui.

You should reverse the steel rods and leave the quick connect end exposed. That way you only need to use short 2" rods and you can then install the quick connect in your drill and easily change from one disc to the other. Much more efficient way to do it.

Great looking bird house. Would love a decal if you ship to the US. I'll send you one of mine.

What was the moisture content on that “woody “ turnip, Robbie?

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hello friends greetings healthy and successful always. thank you for sharing knowledge and always faithfully watching your latest things @

A confident master with the spindle gouge. Fine work, a pleasure to watch.

Great video,love the history

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