A video of me turning a lump of wood into a beautiful bowl with a pewter lid…

Winter is time for Blackfish (Luderick) fishing for me. They can be fished all year round but winter is my favourite time for fishing because there are less people and my garden and worms have slowed down

I loved woodwork at school, and still today anytime I get my tools out to put up a shelf or (attempt to) build a cupboard, the smell of wood calms and pleases me. Today I discovered the simple joys of

Recently turned Rosewood pencil. I love working with Rosewood, it's a hardwood with nice, tight grain and it looks beautiful once done.

This week I turned another Majestic Pen but this time I did it with Blued Box Elder. Box Elder is a nice wood to turn and I especially like the blued pattern. To finish it, I take it up through 2000 grit

This week I turned another Majestic Pen but this time I did it with Lava Kirinite. Kirinite is a patterned acrylic that is very nice to work with--as long as your tools are properly sharp. To finish it,

I recently turned this pen from Ebony Wood. I think it turned out nice. The finish isn't quite as smooth as I had hoped, but it feels great in the hand. I may try a few more of these pens in the near future.

This was my 90th vase that I’ve turned on the lathe. It took 35 hours to build. Let’s make wood look good.

Hey everybody, just posted this one. Go check it out and leave some feedback. Help me reach 100 YouTube subscribers, monthly giveaway starts when i hit 100

Finally have the hardest part of this one finished. It's taken way longer than i thought it would but the finish line is approaching, let me know what you all think, and don't forget, when i reach 100

Making a quick project, carved from African blackwood

Got some new tools to help with getting finer details for the pedestal, I'm going to take the paint off and make the lines straighter and more defined not sure why the pics are upside down, oh well

Videos up, watch and if you like or want one then subscribe, I'll be starting a monthly giveaway when i reach 100 subscribers, part 2will be the pedestal/ ashtray part of the project, thanks!

This will be a 2 part video, editing the first part now, and will post it up soon

I'm liking it haha

Going to start the base tonight

It's coming along nicely, just aquick update

So I'm going to make another ashtray based on Anubis, ill be using African Blackwood. The gloss black part of the middle piece is what this wood looks like naturally when polished. No dyes or stain used