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Looks to be a very useful knot. Thanks for taking the time to post the tutorial.

That lathe looks pretty damned good! Beware - pole lathe turning is highly addictive. I shall look forward to seeing what else you make.

That looks good. I've got a bit of horn sitting in my garage waiting for me to do something with it. I might just steal your idea.

Nice work! Can't beat a lovely bit of ash for a walking staff.

+1 for common Centaury here

Looks great! Roughly how long would a whisk like that take to make?

They look like a very useful and decorative knot. Is there a link to a tutorial?

Excellent work! That grain looks very pleasing. You would have to pay a lot of money to get something nearly as good as those in a shop.

My latest work on the pole lathe - something a bit different, and not at all bushcrafty, a turned wood penguin. Penguin1 by Alan Muddypaws, on Flickr Penguin2 by Alan Muddypaws, on Flickr I saw a YouTube video of a chap turning wooden penguins on a power lathe, using an offset turning method...

Good job - very neat stitching!

Another great one! Nice lines, elegant.

Interesting design, and well executed. I like that a lot.

Lovely utensils! The beech spatula has nice elegant lines.

Excellent work! Proper rugged manly furniture.

They're rather good!

Interesting shape, but if it works for you then that is just fine!

Looks great! Bet your arms ached after hollowing out the lid.

Looks good! And a good height too. Happy chopping!

Looks like a very useful knot. Thanks for sharing.

Wow! That is an impressive collection of crafty items. You, sir, are an inspiration.