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One of my favorite examples of basket illusion on the Internet. Thanks, Gord.

Does it need a ground wire?

Forgot to say that your video is great - I'm a new to your work and think it will help me in my designs. Thanks!

Regarding end grain gluing, I've had some luck with first spreading glue then rubbing the joint tight, then adding glue and clamping the joint loosely. When you rub the joint the glue is forced into the grain leaving very little in the joint. Then adding glue and clamping more loosely keeps more in the joint that also bonds with the glue that is forced into the grain. Using this method requires a very good look at the dry fit and it takes a little longer, but I've had great results Hope this helps with end grain gluing!

Today I scored some laurel leaf willow from the tree guys in the park. It is quite wet and I usually will twice turn the bowl. Have not used this wood before so was glad to see how you dealt with issues. I will try to be prepared.

what network do you need to connect? Mine won't scan the QR code for either 2.4 or 5gHz networks. I've tried so many times and I'm about to send it back because it won't connect. any insight?

Gord, I hope you are still producing. This looks like a crazy amount of work. I hope the recipients of your bowls appreciate just how much effort you put into your work. Thanks for sharing! My hope is to retire doing exactly this, so thank you so much!

Should list the saw it fits. As my table saw has too small of an insert for this to work. I was able to figure out how to adapt the design and it does work.

Hi mate those machines are out of my league. I really hopped across to say hello and that everything is going well. I finished my cancer treatment and so far so good .Sincerely hope you are getting stronger mate .Prayers and best wishes Bram

Almost 10 years since the last comment and I found the last two episodes wonderfully educating. I'm working my way through the book on how Ray Allen did segmented vessels (and obviously you did too). Thanks for making this series.

Good video, Gord. Appreciate it.

Turn the insert around to prevent thin pieces catching on the kerf.

so you need the rotary roller if something is not flat.

Try a dry PTFE spray !

hope you are healthy and will see you soon. be well please

what kind of blade do i use

why are my miters so thin on edge

Thanks so much for this. I was trying to find out if I needed to remove the bottom bed rails before I lowered it so they wouldn't hit the laser. I didn't even know it had an idle mode! Wishing you the best with your health and your channel!

You look great, my friend!!

thanks it helped me

Sand it off 😎

i use denatured alcohol to remove the glue, just soak some on let set a minute soak again and wait then start to peel the glue off. Is there some reason I should not use denatured alcohol? Just wondering.

thanks for the Carter upgrade video. I plan on doing that very soon and I found the comment on the fence you use. I will check and see if they still have it these 5 years past the video date.

In the beginning..... Now how do I do this with a laser ?

Hello Gord, Great to find your channel and to learn more about what your making. Thanks JR

Somehow I was unsubscribe Gord. Keep fighting the fight my friend. Take care Mark

Thank you so much! Looked in the manual and all over till I found your video

Laser work is not my interest, but I'm so relieved to see you back, Gord. It's good that you have the drive and energy so soon to do something. You are on the way back up! Jolly good show! Bernard.

Thanks Gord for the video. It is good to see you back

I watched this video a few days ago and ,as you told of your health problems it sort of hit home with me. I also am fighting colorectal cancer; when found I was in stage 4 and it had already moved into my liver. So I know what your going through. It is not pretty or easy. My prayers and hopes will be with you. I am now clear of cancer in my colon, but in my liver is not doing well. More treatments are coming . hope they find something that works for you and me. GOD be with us both. Tennessee Woodbees Turner

Could it work on my Ender 3 v3 se

Top quality review Gord, keep healthy mate!👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍😎😎😎😎😎😎😎

Great to see you back in the shop 👍

Great to see a new video. Hope everything is going well.

Take care and stay positive my friend. I have gone through the hair loss and I treat it as never needing money again on haircuts, that I can now spend on new toys😁😁😁😁😁😁 Take care and I hope you and your better half are staying and remaining well Cheers Harold

Hi Gord, I like your new head gear and am sure you will be back to your old self soon. That is a very impressive cover and that new fan certainly looks the part. Take care my friend. Cheers, Huw

Hi Gord, Great to see you in the shop doing videos again, that enclosure is excellent, thanks for sharing, Neil.

Great to see and hear you back in the shop. Stay safe Gord. Geoff

It all looks good, Gord, and so do you. It's great to see you again. Do you have an opening in that enclosure to let air in? Air has to come in so some could go out (that's the engineer in me talking). BTW - I want that logo. Bill

Great to see you doing a video again. Keep your positive attitude, it inspires the rest of us and is extremely beneficial to your recovery. Looking forward to seeing your next video.

The tent is a great idea Gord. ❤. So nice to see you in the shop. My doc tells me my ice cream levels are dangerously low

Gord it’s good to see you back. Hope and pray all is going well. Scott

The enclosure looked great Gord. The engravings looked great as well. You really got everything set up to work the magic of making that smoke disappear. You may have found a new job. Magic by Gord...by golly. But it was even better seeing you out in the shop. Maybe even when you do not need the dew rag you might wear it to keep your the face shield from messing up your hair which will be growing back. Take care buddy! Gary

I am very pleased to see you in the shop today. I was just about to email you to find out if you were OK. You appear to be getting through the chemo well enough. Hair loss is no big deal. It will come back. Take care of yourself my friend. Thank you for sharing.🙂🙂

Good to see you in your shop doing something and not getting bored with everything! Good looking unit for taking away the smoke! Thanks! Cheers Al

Hey Gord, glad to see you…keep on keeping on!

Very nice job, Gord! That enclosure looks like just the ticket for these open frame engravers, especially with the camera addition. I imagine that 6" inline fan sucks just the way it should! LOL! So good to see you in the shop. Love the dorag! Keep on doing whatever you can until you get back to turning on a regular basis. You have a lot of folks out here thinking positive thoughts and praying for you. You will get through this like it never even happened! Take good care, my friend! Phil

Hey Gord...GREAT to see you😊...don't worry...hair doesn't make the man...stay safe...press on 😎Joe

Glad to see you back Gord, nice to see the reviews on new things available for us.

Very nice setup! Great to see you back Gord! Still in our thoughts. Take care, Dave