Woodturning Hurricane Milton Eastern Red Cedar Bowl

Etsy Shop: Ramwoods. https://ramwoods.etsy.com There was a large cedar tree in my neighborhood that was damaged/uprooted by Hurricane Milton. After it was cut up to be removed, was able to get several nice pieces. After drying, there were several concerning cracks, so used resin to stabilize the wood. In the end, the cracks weren’t as deep and as large as was believed and was very pleased with the amazing grain and coloration with this particular piece. Thank you for watching… Disclaimer: Posted videos are for entertainment purposes only and not intended as demonstrations of the best or safe practices. Not for instructional purposes on the proper use of a lathe or any other equipment, powered or otherwise, depicted, implied or actually used to create the subject matter of the actual videos. Always follow manufacturer guidelines, safety instructions and recommendations. Really not the how-to nor an instructor on wood turning. Being completely self-taught, and the DIY type guy, this is more of the just-for-fun and hope-you-enjoy postings. All video was recorded on an iPhone and video edited using iMovie. iMovie Music: Sun Room License: http://images.apple.com/legal/sla/doc...