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This was a very enjoyable video. Thank you for sharing

Fantastic turning 🪐🪐🪐🪐🪐

Wow! The hollowing is awesome, something I have yet to do with out my piece flying across the shop. So hollowing ? still not so good, ducking however I'm like Bruce Lee!

Well that makes alot of sense. Thank you. Both of my self closing vessel has cracked. I will turn another one soon. I will be watching for your next one. Be good

Another great video - like the approach cheers+++

Ronald! I want one of those cool center-point finder gadgets!!! I'm turning stuff like it's going out of style these days. I could use the help...Great video by the way!! (As always)

Wow! Impressed.

Er made one but I would like to.

Great project and great demo, well done the camera team also. 😁

Very useful tip - cheers+++

Great job. Thank you 😊

Great video I really like the sanding jig and the eccentric tool for holding the body.

Another very informative and entertaining video ... Thanks!

I wish I could turn one that fast.🙂🙂

Hello, nice to see you again!

Good Day, great job, someone comment where does the batteries go, 😂, the strange thing is I have two sets of pepper and salt Mills, and yes, they are battery operated, but very annoying when the battery goes flat?, As I am a specialist joiner Cabinet maker, and have produced thousands of pepper pots back in the 1999 2000, I should get my act together and put what I’ve got left over together to make some hand operated pepper and salt Mills, Keep up the great work, stay safe, France,

I did this type of turning about 2 years ago. Like what you experienced, my wood cracked and really hurt the appeared of the form. Then I decided to try something I have never seen done before. I used steam from a portable steam machine to heat the wood around the Crack so it could be bent, reshaped, glued and clamped. My luck was pretty good the first time I tried this, but not so good on some other hollow forms. Every piece of wood is different. Sometimes this technique works, other times it doesn't. BTW, the walls of the hollow wood form need to be thin; about .25" or 6-7mm.

The first time I saw the full video was a few days ago. The day after when I was preparing my salad dressing and adding some pepper I had a feeling that something was missing from your video. And then it hit me during the night : you didn't show where to put the batteries!

Ronald where would I find the drill for pepper mill like you used

I’m 57. I’ve never used a hairbrush or a comb on my lid. Just don’t see the point. This is how I look. Your hair? Looks fine to me.

Only just found this one. Nice one Lies, that certainly got Ronald working. A beautiful piece of Yew, a beautiful hollow form, a beautiful tribute to Beau, bless her.

Great video. Tooling is the best

That is a Cool Piece. Thank you for the tutorial on thread chasing. I have been wondering how that is done.

Oh Ronald, stop ashing around. Is it possible to shape the top (below the nozzles) before you glue the pieces back together?

Excellent video ,& the sanding jig is pure gold of an idea.

What a great piece

You aways make it look so easy! Thank you!

Brilliant demo, thanks for sharing. Well explained and great camera work!!

Veel van geleerd. Duidelijke uitleg met een tikkeltje humor. Leuk te zien hoe kalm de master blijft als iets even niet lukt zoals gepland. En vooral, de stem van de dame op de achtergrond maakt de video de moeite waard om te bekijken 😊! Top. Keep on turning. Groeten uit België.

How much wood would a woodchuck chuck if a woodchuck could chuck wood?

Hello Ronald nice and funny video as usual , but please tell me, where dud you get that cool gizmo that fit your fortsner bit and make also the holes for the grinder mecanism at the beginning of your video?

Love your channel. I have been wondering where you get the flexible gizmo on your dust collector.

Sehr schönes Design und gute Arbeit. werde ich auch mal machen. Mach doch mal einen Mühlen und Stiftekurs. Liebe Grüße

You make it look so simple.Thanks for sharing

WOW ! How long did it take to engineer and build ?

Hi Ronald, thank you for this nice lesson of peppermill making. It is again very interesting and funny. Love it.

As always, great information! Thank you Ronald !

Very nice, and a very enjoyable video Ronald. Thank you for sharing. See you on the next one

Another cracking video!

HI Ronald, yet another fun lesson, you are a natural teacher. This is something else to add to my list of things to make.

Very nice Mill and Video!

Great video, thanks for sharing. Can i ask, what/where is your centre finder is from?

Your center point finder, marker, doohickey is neato cool.

Ronald great video thanks for sharing, kind regards from Will.👍

Excellent video, Ronald. I have the Australian version of the crush grind drill and have been inspired by your video to make a few more mills for upcoming craft fairs. Thanks.

Excellent teaching. Love the production tooling. Nice project Thanks

Very well done Ronald. I really like that drill. Your sanding device is good too. Thank you for sharing. Have a great day and stay safe.🙂🙂

Thank you. Very interesting and entertaining.

Thank you Ronald.

I’m older… I have the shape… salü aus Luxemburg 🇱🇺