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I haven’t heard of a grit size for a gouge before. Is that really a thing or is that just a reference to my shaky hand or dull tool?🤣. Great video!

Excellent demonstration.

why did u not try to put together the flakes with hot glue

Nice video. What is the offset jig you are using?

Thanks for this demo, great idea. Unfortunate catch but still got the idea and method over, cheers.

Beautiful piece of wood 🥰🥰

way to f up good wood no end

Gorgeous piece of wood.

Thanks Sreve!

Nice demo. Say, Biden/Kamala are killing the hobbies. Inflation is through the roof. Things better turn around quickly or all hell is gonna break out.

Very informative video and a clever design. I don't want to sound critical but you really need a shield for the microphone because it was all I could do to make it through the whole video. It is a long video which is ok but the huffing and puffing of you breathing over the microphone was very trying.

How much do these sell for ? That’s a lot of time They look awesome !

These chuck manufacturers are really nice people. Every time I disassemble one, and then reassemble it, I always find an extra free screw.

Cameraman had only one job... and he did it well. Also, the presenter did a fine job too.

OneWay is the best system on the market, I have one too. To set it up I'm zeroing the cutter against the front face of the blank and then move in the desired depth. 😎

Daren, enjoyed the video. I tried some variations of approach though. After drilling the holes I made tennons and hot glued them in place. Then, after gluing in rhe snow flakes, and trees and santas, I made a frame tl hold my belt sander that held it square to the work and let gravity hold it in place. After it was round, making the sphericle shape was tool work. After the hollowing I turned finials and usef them to supportfor the final sanding and finishing. Grest project, good job, I learned a lot and ggot more ideas. TNX

Great demo. Thanks

She was clearly nervous as heck but still an interesting show. AT least I now know all I need to make one of these. 😎 Well done Lynn! 😎

Very clever design. I would have left the sprinkles on, but that's me and not always a good recommendation. Thank you for sharing. Yes, you probably should have used the skew. As it was you were using the point of the gouge with no support from the bevel. I wouldn't have realized this if I hadn't been bringing on Kent's turn a wood bowl series. If you're going to put yourself out there on video you should probably strive to be a good example to all. You're going to have a lot green viewers who will be looking to you as a role model. Be a good one. You're off to a great start. Thank you again for sharing and keep up the good work.

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Don't feel bad. This happens to all woodturners. A perfect example why a mask is a must. Nice job.

Great information. Any chance of a PDF template for the shape?

Probably the best explanation and teaching of the skew. Very easy to understand and grasp the info. Excellent demo, thank you. Ken warrick

Not the least bit impressed sad to say this is amateurish stuff

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Hi I am looking for any help for someone starting this, particularly on making the index wheel graph for the pattern

Great job, stuff happens, keep up the great work. Awesome ornament

Very worried about the hand position when turning out bell, hand position asking for trouble if bell flew off the lathe!

Thank you for your excellent method of using the skew. I have avoided it because of catches. Your comvex grind and technique has encouraged me to pick up the skew again.

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I disagree with Tackishion. I though this was a very interesting and informative demo. I have been turning for quite a while and I still like to learn new techniques and get new ideas. Excellent demo, I'm going to try this on some box lids.

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Excellent well explained video

Excellent demonstration ... Thanks!

On final rounding, I would use a sanding block with around a 180 grit then use finer in steps. instead of a steel tool. RON

Great presentation!

That is jery Benet sled

Great video . I am very interested in wood turning . I hate that your ornament exploded on you but I learned that things are not as easy as some videos let on . Very informative

Fantastic video. Great instructor, everything well thought out and related to the viewer. I learned more in one sitting than I had in 10 years prior to this video. Excellent work Matt and crew!!

I use a large flat chuck to flatten all of my rings mounted to the spindle. After they are all flat I mount the bottom to the spindle and mount my flat chuck to the tailstock mounting the rings by sliding the flat chuck to the preceding ring

Great video on understanding the skew. I have learned a lot more by watching your video. Thanks

Hi Gerald, Very good presentation! You do some outstanding work too! I'm a little confused about how you do the floating rings without using glue? I don't understand why the grooves are cut on the tablesaw? Thanks for the video! Tom

really enjoyable video. i like watching and listening to darren's demos!

The demonstrator (Darren Throop) searched "laser cut snowflake ornament" on eBay, but you can also get them on Amazon as well. He found packs of 10 to 50 ornaments. Scroll through to find the delivery and price point that works for your project. There are also different sizes and styles out there, just change the dimensions of the cube, hole diameter and thickness of laminated snowflake to work.

If you are interested in woodturning.... This is not the person to watch...

Thank you.

Thanks for a good video. I would be very interested in getting a copy of your plan sheet. Is it available in PDF format?

Respect to you for forging ahead with the demo. Pressure created diamonds. Thanks for the informational video.

I cut my blank forth of inch longer than needed, then drill recessives both ends and drill though hole. Then mount as one piece and shape entire piece, then use forth inch to cut off.. Able to grip from both ends . Works well for me.

Very Hard to watch this video. Great info though.