Thanks for that. I assume that you can buy with different thread adapters. It would be nice to be able to buy additional jaw carriers too.

Looks great! I’m brand new to turning. Enjoyed the video

The grain in the pine really complements the dark wood. I enjoy watching you turn your multi wood bowls! Beautiful!

Am always surprizing what you have done always something new wood art. I love it

Nice looking piece 👍

I've got lots of Meranti, it looks just like yours, I use it a lot in cutting boards. Cheers

Beautiful combination

beautifully done ! always turns out great !

Very nice! I'm always amazed when you don't get tearoout on the pine!

Well done. I am loving that more folks are gluing up blanks and using “scraps” and cut offs for. Owls now. The meranti looks great along side the pine.

Nice, definitely Meranti.

Really nice piece great way to use up off cuts

Cracken wee bowl and it turned lovely, well done.

Another great bowl. Can I ask where you buy your veneers as I would like to try something like this?

Thank you so much, Michael! Nice review!👍

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Very nice review very thorough. Good job.

Part of the joy of this hobby is buying new toys to add to the collection. I have a similar set. Two observations: mine has no grub screw to lock it in place, so I don’t turn in reverse, and the black rubber has marked my work so I always use a cloth to cover them. I hope you have many happy hours playing with your new toy 🌞

I have basically the same jaw set, you can also mount the soft rubber jaws to the inside of your bowl ( depending on the diameter of course) I use the tail stock to keep slight pressure on the bowl, so even if the inside of the bowl is tapered , the tail stock will secure it enough, now you don't have the rubber posts in the way. Good review!

I like it 👍👌

Very nice review Rutlands do a set very similar to this too

Very nice sir have a great weekend ✌️

Sapele is one of my favorites. I love how the grain plays with the light. Beautiful work.

My goodness, it's beautiful!

Wow! The grain pattern is beautiful! The simple blonde wood through the middle, is attractive & doesn't take away from the beauty of the darker wood. Love that the natural beauty of both woods was brought out & could be seen! The thickness of the bowl gives it a hearty look. Thinner is cliche. Kudos!!

Beautiful Piece, thanks for sharing. Full View and Like..

Very nice, although the red is only just noticeable.

Thanks for the videos. 😎

Very nicely done

I have seen which is i wounder the art of wood ,you made some step up when you implemented your inlove one art. Go on dont retriat

Too thick. Nice idea. I'm thinking about doing kind of the same thing but instead of having the epoxy on the inside turn it on the outside further down to expose the epoxy creating a translucent rim. But I definitely wouldn't have it more than a quarter of an inch thick throughout the bowl. Also to maximize Bowl space, glue a sacrificial block on to the end of it and use it as a tennon. That will save you a lot of space around the mortise

Nice looking ! .... Not much of a challenge. Way too thick of a bowl. Should have made it a lot thinner. CHALLENGE YOURSELF !

That was one substantial door frame to be able to get all those large pieces from! And, thank you for your methods and techniques. Yesterday I glued up 4 aspen bowls 15cm x 15cm x 8cm blanks with colored veneer in between the two 4cm sandwich like layers...YOUR signature move! They are ready for turning today. I shall see how they turn out.

Really nice, how many coats of sanding sealer do you put on? And how long before it is dry?

Nice contrast with the wood colors, well done.

What a nice contrast, it looks great

Beau travail ! 👍👍👍

Looks great!!!

Great video, thank you again for sharing 👍🏻

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my first mallet in 1971 was made from lignum vitae from a turner next to our joiners shop in admiral st liverpool 8

Glad you stayed with it, nice save. Full View and Like

Who can tell me where one can get some of this yew

Great color on that one, well done.

I think it turned out amazingly, and as Bob Ross said there’s no mistakes there’s just happy accidents

Beautiful Piece

dang bossman! i cant keep up with you :D well done !

Where did you get that medallion for the bottom of the bowl?

You made that look so easy.

Beauty