Tomislav, well done. Really enjoyed your project. How did you come up with the project for making plates? Really nice job.

Good information thank you I’ve watched it twice now learned each time ❤️

Tomislav you should tell people about the Kingspor Bargain Box. I just received mine and I can’t be happier

Quite pretty. What’s so “useless” about it?

Cheer~~~a shallow, flat-bottomed container for cooking or serving food.😊

Great information I use scrapers when necessary so the swept back Irish grind would not be for me.I think the 45 deg grind would suit most of my needs.

I've finally started turning some of my elm blanks, and it seems to be one of the harder wood or timber as you call it. Did you notice it as well ? Maybe it's dulling my tools quicker and just seemed like it's harder. I heard you say that wood is wet, will it warp ? Sorry I hadn't finished watching the video whenever I asked about the warping. I'll email you some pictures of the elm live edge bowls I made, nothing as good as yours,but I'm just starting, learning from you, it's started out as a hobby but now it's becoming a passion

Hello enjoying your videos you have a wealth of knowledge and I learn a lot from I have one question if you could give me some advice how do you sharpen skew chisels to get them as sharp as yours seem to be is it on a grinder or do you use a stone hope you could help me this Thanks Jamie

Helpful … just an idea from for the making, take an Inoxdisc and mark with than😊🍺👍

Just a question? Have you rounded the skew? Thanks

Beautiful piece Tomisav! Gives me ideas for my next footed square bowl!

Another beautiful batch of plates. Thank you.

You are very skilled at varying your video style, successfully, Tomislav. Nice to see and hear that. Great demo, as always.

All these details in crossgrain..... a master at work, thank you for sharing!

Congratulations on reaching 50K!

Excellent video

You sir are in a league of your own. A true master of your craft. Wonderful job.

Very nice, great information, thanks for another great video.

I love watching you turning. It's elegant.

Hi mate, once again a great video, I always learn something when I watch you, could you share the information on the citrus solvent you used to dilute the tongue oil Thanks mate👊

Another masterclass tomislav thanks for sharing buddy very informative 👍 🙂

Over all, look learn & adapt. Im totally left handed and I do most of my bowl insides from the back side of the lathe 😮 it works for me 😊 most people would look at me and say what are you doing, just as they did when I started my training as a carpenter and joiner 50 years ago 😂 thanks Tom

so good... I love making those, but my luck in the microwave has been 50/50... I get lots of cracks... going too hot or too long?

Will you seal the ends on these blanks? Or do you expect them to split as they dry?

Will you seal the ends on these blanks? Or do you expect them to split as they dry?

These are awesome, great work!!!

Another wonderful turning I would like to have, just half of your talent.

I love that little bowl, such a useful size. Where do you sell your pieces?

These are wonderful. Guess what I am off to try making...... (TRY being the operative word)

Beautiful work, the variation of the decoration make each piece even more unique. Thanks for another entertaining end educational video.

Beautiful pieces Tomislav. I see many areas where I need to hone my techniques, particularly with using the tip of the gouge as you did for the coves. It was also very instructive to see how you sand to avoid sanding away the crisp details. You answered my question before I asked it when you softened the edges of the piece.

Sorry but pure tong oil is very poisonous, made from the seeds, but just one seed is fatal, the oil is poisonous and not food safe at all, everything about the tree is poisonous, I have one in my yard. Look it up . Cheers 🎉

You always amaze me how effortlessly you turn. I've been turning for 10 years now (self taught via You Tube) and still struggle at times. I really do appreciate your passing on of knowledge. You've helped me out several times already. Thanks again!

Amazing pieces

I think these pieces really show off your masterful and delicate control of the gouge while the blend of oils further highlight the fine details and bring the material to live. Excellent.

I wanted to add, that I have a tongue oil tree in my yard, and found out that everything about it is poisonous, even the leaves

Thank you for all the time you invest on showing people all these different grinds, and showing live the differences between them and your personnal point of view on them. Yves

Tomislav, do you know that true tongue oil is poisonous, I use it as a finish, but not on bowls, I guess it's possible that once it's cured it would be OK if no hot food was put into the bowl. I just wouldn't take a chance . Hopefully I helped you out, but if not please let me know why .

I never seen you use a 1/4 inch detail gouge, just wondering why, seems like it would be easier on a project like this. I don't use it that often except for details like this . Great video, I always enjoy watching, you're a true master of woodturning