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I’m a new subscriber. First off I enjoy your accent. This bowl is beautiful. Your tool work is very impressive. Thank you for sharing.

I feel that I am learning from a master thank you

I always enjoy how easy you make it look. Lots of practice shows in the results. Nice job.

I bought a Crown “French curve” scraper today and it is absolutely amazing! I saw a Sorby that was twice the thickness, but $89 vs $156

🕶very nice Tomislav.

A quick little bowl for you, is a difficult challenge for me! Beautiful curves on that one.

Beautiful piece and very enjoyable to watch in real time. Love the shape and the details.

I might have missed it in your introduction, but what kind of wood did you use on this plate? It is beautiful. Nice work,as always, Tomi.

Really great turning.

Another great video! I've noticed your work is signed by wood burning I think. Maybe a video on that?

You should try an Ashley Iles skew!

Question for you - a lot of turners like to hollow from the outside leaving the inner mass. Do you always go from the inside first or just with dried pieces?

I've said it before so I hope you don't tire of hearing it. I love watching a production turner work! You, Richard Raffan, Alan Batty, Dennis White and Bill Jones are special. You all can turn craft into art but your heart is in the craft.

Томислав, сколько раз смотрю твои видео, всегда кажатся, что ты протачиваешь миллиметров на 5 глубже, чем делаешь разметку сверлом. Или это кажется?

Another beautiful bowl tomislav nicely done as always, cheers from Will.👍👍

Поздравляю, Томислав! Есть 50 тысяч подписчиков! Прекрасная динамика! Это значит, что ты на правильном пути. Продолжай и дальше так. Ты интересен, ты креативен, ты заражаешь своим мастерством. МОООООДРИЧ!!!!! ГОООООЛ!!!!!!

No matter how often I see you turn at 'normal speed' I keep being surprised at well, the speed! A lovely bowl indeed. One of the first times, if not the first time I can recall you using 120 grit, that beech must have put up a fight. Thanks for another educational and entertaining video.

Simple and beautiful. Very nicely done Tomislav. Thank you for sharing your expertise.

Simple and gorgeous. Making me have a rethink about design, thanks buddy.

Beautiful!

Very nice, another great video. thanks

Beautiful piece, Tomislav! Great tutorial video! Thank you!

Man Buddy that is a beautiful bowl! With such a simple finish it really lets the wood and your techniques shine and be the star. Amazing work.

Thanks for sharing! I like how you always put details on the bottoms!!

That was fun.

Great to see how you process in real time, very helpful!

Hi if you go on the website if got some trouble with the translation… could not find the link, ciao aus Luxemburg 🇱🇺 Europa

🕶Very nice Tomislav. Thanks for sharing.

When can I buy a refiner?

Fantastic plate. Super job bringing out all its beauty. Hope you feel better soon.

I have a question sir - I have been turning for maybe 20 years as a hobby. When I was taught, I was warned by several turners never to use a spindle gouge on a cross grain (bowl) orientation. I was told it was okay to use a bowl gouge on a spindle but never the reverse. Both you and Richard and a few other turners I’ve seen on UA-cam seem to use a spindle gouge for pretty much anything except maybe deep hollowing. Why would someone say never use a spindle gouge on a bowl? Are there certain times it’s okay and others not? Thank you for any light you shed on this.

Beautiful! And I love the explanation as to how you determined the outside curves.

Tomislav can I ask where you get your scrapers I have tried on line but don’t seem to beable to find them

excellent work, I use some of your techniques with the bowl gouge and scrapers that other turners don't , but the light touch & listening to the lathe /wood is a great indicator of what's going on I always learn something new with your teaching but sometimes I just focus on your hand/skew movements & go practice. Thank you!

4:05 Being brand new to turning, I'm quite lost at this segment as you're saying; ''tilt it up to the right'' as you continually rotate the handle. Are we supposed to have the width of the skew dead-flat on the rest, or are we supposed to be twisting it in the direction we're heading?

Love this. The curves a really nice and the detail on the bottom just right. A beautiful plate.

That's Lovely. Definitely on my to do liat

3:28 5:21

1:43 Link for skew? RPM?

Very nice plate Tomislav

No doubt you are a very accomplished wood turner but you also make great videos. Another thing I appreciate is that you are an excellent teacher. Thank you Tomislav.

Very nice design.

You did not need any 'Extra' detail. The shape is the highlight for me. Thank you

If I made them I would use edible finishing for human consumption????they are beautiful!!!

Excellently done

Thanks again for another great explanation of how the tools work. I also follow Glenn Teague who equally well explains how both conventional gouges and his range of carbides cut. He makes a clear distinction between cutting and scraping and claims that applied correctly his carbides cut rather than scrape. To my mind, your and Richard’s application of “scrapers “ is not as a scraper, rather as a flat cutter using the burr as the blade primarily cutting the remaining side grain. Incidentally, I also enjoyed an earlier video on card “scrapers” and made a few from an old saw. I sometimes use these to refine the outside of my bowls as a a fine shear cutter. I believe that you were planning a follow up card scraping video and look forward to viewing it when it comes. Thanks again.

Beautiful piece Tomislav. Always a pleasure watching you turn and hearing your explanation as you do so.

I genuinely hope this man is teaching his skills to young people (under 18)! He is a great great teacher! People of all ages have something to learn from him, I am!

How do you sharp your tools

The oil really enhances the figure in the grain. Beautiful piece!