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Wow, so beautiful very outstanding. I love it Gary

You took on an interesting project and found the beauty within it. The Critter Trails Bowl, the Busy Bugs Bowl, the Way-Back Rescue Bowl. Sometimes what might be viewed as blemishes are the map and the story of where you have been. Far more fascinating than flawless to my mind.

Gary, great bowl! I’ve found teak to get good results. Like your design. I also visited Rav’s channel and enjoyed it.

I enjoyed the video Tem million years ago, I worked with a cabinet maker in Corpus Christi, Texas who worked for the same construction company I worked for. I got to help him work on some of the teak furniture he was making for the owner of the company. The owner had large planks of teak in a huge shed in the construction yard. I wish I had asked for some of it. Beautiful wood. Your bowl is really nice. That is neat that you got to meet with your friend.

Gary that turned out a cracking wee Teak bowl with some very nice grain, well done.

I'm headed to my shop right now to start one of these. Your's turned out perfect. Thanks for the video

That is a lovely looking bowl Gary. Sorry but the little video at the end stole the show for me. So great for you to meet Rav. Take care my friend. Cheers, Huw

Gorgeous!

That grain is aMAZing! The bowl is beautiful. Your videos are engaging. I appreciate the way you share your thought process as you work through problems when you encounter them.

I would be great to meet you and Rav both. I really enjoy watching the videos. Take care and GOD BLESS 🙏🏻!

I love it! Where you see a lion I see a tree. The spalting suggests the upper branches and the lion’s nose is the trunk. I am glad you persevered.

Gary thank you for the video. It is wonderful that we can get to know people that we meet over UA-cam.

After a hectic week, I finally got to sit down an watch some wood turning videos. That is a nice teak wood bowl. It's a simple and quick design that is pleasing to the eye. Nice one, Gary!!

As soon as you said Poland I was hoping it was going to be RAV!! Nice bowl, Gary, but nicer still is the meeting! Take care both of you!

Sir, as always, thank you so much for sharing. Every time I power up the lathe, I apply yet one more thing I learned from watching your videos. Your explanations are perfect. And, of course, you demonstrate/model such wonderful techniques. I pay very close attention to the tool angles and how the cutting edges contact the wood surface. And yes, your videos are ALWAYS greatly anticipated.

It was a short meeting but priceless. One of my dreams came true - to see with You, Gary 👍 For sure we have to reapeat it. All the best for You my Brother from another continent 💪🙏 Rav

Whoa!!! Absolutely gorgeous, especially that grain and the contrasting band of color.

Not every bowl needs to be large. Now I know why I never caught up with you in Portland!

That is a very nice piece Gary. Had no idea teak had that kind of figure and grain patterns. The dish shape is also very good. So neat that you got to meet Rav (sp?) in person -- that is one of the neat things about this maker community - the connections we get to make electronically and then sometimes in person.

Thanks Gary for sharing. I look forward to your videos.

I have trouble traveling across a couple of states to meet a UA-cam buddy but he traveled half way around the world. It's really great when that can happen. Thank you for sharing your meeting. Have a great day and stay safe.🙂🙂 PS The turning was pretty good too.

How neat Gary ! Finally meeting your " brother " from Poland ! Those kind of meeting just don't happen that often . Oh , and you are looking good ! Now for the bowl . I love it . I love the little detail you put on the outside . And awesome chatoyance from where I sit . A beautiful bowl . Have a great weekend and thanks for sharing both video's .

Very cool Gary. So very nice to see you touching bass with an old UA-cam friend! Thanks for the glue up trips with a small bowl blanket!! Cheers, Rick

Gary, that is absolutely gorgeous! My segment work is not even close to what you've done. I guess I need more practice. On a separate note: I'm looking into a new lathe and the Laguna 1836 is on the short list. Is that what you have? How do you like it? The cone you used seems to be from a big chunk of plastic. I made some from layers of plywood years ago, but have not been happy with them. Where did you get the HDPE or whatever you used?

How nice that you and your friend got to meet! Now it's you turn to go to Poland!!

Awesome. Thanks for sharing the video of your friend. One day I will buy me a lathe. Nice bowl. Makes me want to eat a bowl of cereal now.

Nice bowl, Gary. Even nicer that you got to meet your friend in person. When did you lose the beard? Bill

YOU GOT TO MEET RAV!! That’s so cool!!! So glad he was able to come to the USA. Sorry Gary but seeing you talking with Rav is the best part of the video even though the little teak bowl was a nice one.

I always look forward to Fridays for a new turning video. I really enjoy your videos.

The bowl is really nice! I also met him in Portland...we were on the same elevator and I said, "Wait, I know who you are and I introduced myself." I have watched him for years and he gave me a key fob. He told me I was the only person who recognized him. This was after the banquet on Saturday night. I wish I could have met you, too.

What a wonderful day, you got to meet your friend in person! And that's a beautiful bowl. The Chaytoyance is fantastic!

That’s awesome you and Rav! You guys look like you’re having a great time! Nice bowl too! Thanks Gary!

Nice looking bowl. Small is good. Great for change, keys, paperclips or whatever. I always know where my keys are because of a bowl.

I would have never thought to use hot glue, I will have to try this! Seems like it would be quite a bit cleaner to remove than wood glue. Thanks for the video :-)

Nice little bowl

Great turning, weirdly, we were cleaning my shed out today, and my wife found a piece of teak, so I'm going to have a go at turning it soon. Nice to see you meeting up with your friend.

That is a truly nice bowl. Teak is a versatile wood with nice grain. If I could have given this video two likes I would have. Not only was the turning great - the surprise video at the end was priceless. Thanks for sharing that with us.

Lovely bowl Gary, teak is such a beautiful wood! It is nice that you were able to visit with your online buddy Rav at the wood working show, meeting friends like that makes the world a whole lot smaller, thanks! Cheers Al

Beautiful little turning Gary thankyou for sharing

Very nice Gary. Love the simplicity.

Cool like always Gary. Yes I highly believe in the hot glue. Yes denatured alcohol just removes that glue for sure. Pretty piece. Thank you for sharing. See you next week

Well, OK, nice job on the Teak bowl, Gary! I always forget about sealer and then Ack's after. Quick, easy and food safe. I gotta remember that! But, the star of this video was you and Rav sitting side by side! How cool is that! I'm sure it was a special feeling and time for both of you. I'm so glad you could finally meet in person. Take good care, my friend and keep'em coming! 😊 Phil

Great little bowl, and another how to video, hey Thank you for sharing your meet up with long time you tube friend from nother country. All the best from Lincolnshire UK

Also it's good to finally see your face...the man behind the miracles 😀😀😀

That was fun Gary, thanks for sharing and glad you got to meet your buddy. Stay safe.

Cool video Gary, nice to see the bonus video as well. Cheers

Hi Gary and an excellent little project ,I use hot glue fairly often and my way of releasing it is using a hot air gun. Cheers and take care ,Bram

Very nice, another great project.

If you get the bowl too hot during sanding or aggressively drilling out the center with a large dia forsner bit it will also loosen up the hot glue joint and the bowl will depart the chuck! Leaned that the hard way🤣

Thank You Gary.... This was a fun one ( Well Gary U were doing all the work & I'm just sitting here drinking coffee) Very nice show today on how to turn with out using the traditional holding techniques. I like this one and I am surprised at the holding power of hot glue and how quickly it can be removed.... Until Next Time Gary.... TM