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Wow what a fantastic piece nicely done 👍

why dont people look at their blades and see that carbides are cut square and not angled. sure the tops are angled but that doesnt even change when facing off the teeth, it barely diminishes the height. cool project. bad commenters.

pretty cool but you can't use your laptop like this, you need to rise the screen and use external keyboard.

Yah machine ka diamond Jo hai vah Kahan milega

I would of thought that as the blades have offset teeth you would have only sharpen every second tooth, then turn the blade over, adjust the opposite face angle, etc. Am I wrong?

Just watched it till the end brilliant save if possible I liked it a bit more for it Thanks Jamie

Hello just found this video I thought I had seen all of your videos how I missed this little gem I don't know but glad I found it it really shows of your talent and creative side absolutely love it thanks again for taking the time to share your work Regards Jamie

otimo video.

You are a genius!!

Getting jiggy with it!

Hello I can't remember if I have asked you before but could you tell me the type of powder you use as I have attempted to do it and the powder colours I have tried don't give me the same affect also I take it you apply them to bare wood and dose it matter how far you sand the piece any advice would be appreciated Thanks Jamie

Thank you for sharing your work and your tool design!

Someone else that like to live dangerously; when using a band-saw.👎 Otherwise a great video. 👍

Bravo; Deep hollowing needs new approaches; to the right tools for the job. The use of Tool-bits is definitely a new approach - as we can see - a positive results!!

Great video Martin, myself and the other half are embarking on restoring our RS so these video are a god send for pointers :) Did you by any chance dismantle the banjo and put it back together? Many thanks

Great video. No promos, no affiliate links, no faffing around, no unwanted opinions. I waded through a lot of stuff with people honing the blades of their perfect machines with sand paper and diamond stones. For someone like me processing demo timber on dodgy machines, this was perfect inspiration. Thank you.

The grain is so beautiful ❤️❤️

Beautiful work!

CRICKY Martin unbelievable OMG the detail on that vase and the inside following outside contours. 👏👏👏👏 Where the F do you get your inspection from??? Just outstanding. Keep the dream alive son Aussie Aussie Aussie GDAY MATE from brisbane Australia

Gorgeous!

Very well done!!

Great idea

i like the set up but not sure what you were using for a stop to make every tooth the same

Beautiful piece. What size bowl is that? Also, what size faceplate did you use for that one?

At what angle should you sharpen?

Super, werde ich nachbauen 👌👍

Noooooooo! 1. Diamond blades are made for about 150 - 300rpm not 10,000rpm angle grinder speed. 2. Tungsten carbide teeth are meantvl to be sharpened very slow speed with, water for cooling so as not to heat and destroy temper.

what is a starter bowl lathe and tooling

Truly gorgeous this one.

Very Nice, Great Grain.

Terima kasih ide nya

Здравствуйте! Прекрасная работа Сколько стоит это красота

Stunning and Inspiring ! Did you laser your brand into the base ? 👍

How do you make your signature under the bowl?

Your an artist for sure, great piece of art.

Awesome bowl!👍

Thanks for your help ! It works very well :)

I love how this turned out.

Just amazing! The grain is so beautiful ❤️❤️

Hermosa pieza! Felicitaciones! Gracias por compartirlo! Abrazo. Germán, Lomas de Solymar, Uruguay

Beautiful bowl Martin.

That's lovely. Love the markings in the wood. ❤❤❤😊

Brilliant work, Martin. Well done.

It's beautiful Martin and you did an amazing job turning it as well!!! I enjoyed your video and I gave it a Thumbs Up

Beautiful work Martin did you turn it green?

Very nice 👍 Love that grain

Hi 👋, Martin , I hope you are keeping safe and well, That is a beautiful looking 👀 piece of Elm 🌳 , I have been busy, trying to put a training system in in front of my basement doors, Last year, I took a trench going with my basement door straight across in front of my garage workshop, so I could then get the water away down the embankment to the, There’s been serious problems with the road at the front it only comes down to my place and my next door neighbour , the rain and frost over the last two or three years has blown the road, last week they decided to come down and repair it, I’ve good reason to believe that my next door neighbour told the people to fill in my trench, then was told that I had to run my drainage pipe through the garage and out of the back wall, this is what the French people are like, I don’t like it because I’ve managed to, buy my ex partners, half share of the property, so it is entirely mine now so I can do what I like, So over the last 10 days, roughly, I have been digging a new trench picked up a load of plastic pipe yesterday, I forgot to get 2 33° bends, I was hoping to put the pipework in this morning and then this afternoon do the concreting that supports the channel where the water hopefully go down from my basement doors, to say that I’m knackered as an understatement, Speak to you soon , hope you have a great weekend, keep up the great work, from the moulin,

Absolutely outstanding just what I expect from you and I think I have sorted between shot and full videos think now Ps really like the bottom of the bowl thanks Regards Jamie

Nice work. Do you only do art pieces?

Beautiful piece Martin. Love the foot area.