This is a bowl made from wood from my family's home, it's over 400 years old! My dad has asked me to make a peanut bowl for a long time and I found this piece of wood that fit my historic and design criteria perfectly. it's an offcut from a 400 year old beam from our Stuart era house.

the piece has been sanded to 2000 grit and finished with food safe oil, and wood wax on the outside.

Disclaimer: That is my brother burping ... and other non alcoholic drinks are available 😉👍

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Disclaimer:
My videos are for entertainment purposes only. Some of my techniques might not be the "best" or safest, so when using any tool or machinery always read and understand safety/manufacturers guidelines first.
And Yes, I'm aware that wearing gloves while woodturning is considered an unsafe practice. The gloves I wear are tight-fitting and don’t have any loose threads. I wear them for the protection of my skin. This is a risk that I am willing to take, however I am still very conscious of the potential danger and I do not touch any spinning parts of the lathe. DO NOT copy my actions if you feel unsafe doing so.