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@@woodtastic you're quite welcome mate.

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Thank you for your comment, another view and insight, nice. I turned and handled the block several times before I wanted to start, but I hadn't thought of your option yet,😃👍

Thank you, Yes, you sometimes have an inspiration and it turns out better than you could imagine.

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Yes thats correct, with a 400 of 600 gritt, then when you finish and clean it up, you give it a last layer with oil, after an hour you rub it out with a dry cloth.

@@woodtastic I wish others did this. They just think wet sanding will gum up sand paper and make a mess.

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Thank you for your comment, I'm still a bit searching, I mute the sound of my extractor, but I don't want to play music with it either, it's a bit personal I think.

I prefer the turning sounds to the awful music some turners use on UKposts!

The sound of the wood working is the best, I don't like music in wood working videos.

Occasional commentary is also ok but not constant babbling.

Thank you for your comment. Howard's, when it is a bit cold, is quite viscous and does not spread very well, my wood oil/tung oil does not have that problem, of course I could have just used tung oil, but I also wanted a hard top layer, carnauba wax in Howard's gives me that, so the best of both worlds 😁 In my next video (I hope Friday), I will show how and why you can dilute tung oil with turpentine.

I have my own "mancave" where I can make a mess, my wife thought that would be best😅😉

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