Be careful not clearing the segments from the region of the table saw blade while cutting multiples. I once did as you did, cut multiple parts (very similar parts to what you were making) and allowed the current one to push the later ones out of the way. This worked for awhile until the most recent one jammed up the older ones and the one I was cutting came flying back to me. I had a hell of a bruise on my stomach for a long time after; I was just lucky it didn't kickback to my face. Love your work, you are a master.
Lovely piece. I'd like to see a sort of 3D Yin Yang version of this using a similar technique. I'm not sure if that would work, but it would be interesting to see.
Terrific piece. A suggestion: An embedded bronze wire between the carved and plain areas would create a cleaner relationship. I would use a tiny cutting wheel on the Dremel to create the channel rather than the vertical drill. The piece even without the carving was beautiful.
Well, that's something new on your channel - at least to my knowledge. (But saw something similar on a British turner's channel a couple of weeks ago - not the one you mentioned). To be honest: I prefer your works preserving the natural material and the natural colours. But I understand that every artist time and again wants to try new ideas... In any case: Every weekend looking forward to your new creations.
Seeing that you uploaded I instantly stopped watching another channel (different topic) and turned to yours. Curious to see with which surprise your creativity would come up this week...
Really nice work, thank you for sharing
@@SilverBack. Your welcome sir 🙏
Very beautiful!
@@carolriley8472 thanks alot 🙏
Very creative! Thank you for sharing.
You are so very talented. I see things you do that no one else has done. I love to watch what you make.
@@CStern-pt3st thank you very much 🙏
The paint makes a nice oxidized bronze effect.
@@CJR_GentArtist thanks alot 🙏🙏👌
This is a new twist, with dremel work and verdigris. What better thing to do on a Saturday morning than watch Mayuko create beautiful art ?! 🦓
@@PJ-hn4cg thank you very much 🙏
Well, that's certainly a good use for a piece of an old pallet! The old pallet became a work of art!
@@CraigRodmellMusic thank you 🙏
Wouaw ! I really love it. Hours and hours of work resumed in only 12 minutes... Good job 👍🏻👌🏻
@@Manon-1994 thankyou very much 🙏
Exquisite!...thank you once again for your Work of charm and dedication...dgp/uk
Be careful not clearing the segments from the region of the table saw blade while cutting multiples. I once did as you did, cut multiple parts (very similar parts to what you were making) and allowed the current one to push the later ones out of the way. This worked for awhile until the most recent one jammed up the older ones and the one I was cutting came flying back to me. I had a hell of a bruise on my stomach for a long time after; I was just lucky it didn't kickback to my face.
Love your work, you are a master.
@@adamshinbrot 🙏🙏 thanks you very much 🙏
Different from what you usually show us, but still gorgeous! Great one!
@@nikburton9264 thank you very much 🙏
Wow! 😮 The texture and color used are fantastic! I love the way it looks close up and at a distance! 💯⭐👍❤
@@Maxered thankyou very much sir 🙏👌🙏
Years of watching your woodarts. Master of segmented pieces. And once with resin. Looking towards your variety of resin with logs.
@@lanunkulai5538 🙏
Blessed brain and hands. 🎉.
@@joãoAlberto-k9x thank you very much 🙏👌
It's certainly different ❤
Wow woodworking ❤amazing ❤
@@thimhol5486 thanks 🙏
Really beautiful, thanks!
@@kevingeaney7741 thanks again 🙏
Thank you！
@@AnnaAnna-uc2ff 🙏🙏thank you
Very well done 👍👍
creative Mayuko 👏👏👏👏🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷
@@lindomarfranca6388 thanks alot 🙏👌
Lovely piece. I'd like to see a sort of 3D Yin Yang version of this using a similar technique. I'm not sure if that would work, but it would be interesting to see.
@@mykelevangelista6492 Thank you ... ok I will try, hopefully it works 🙏
I can't think of one piece you've made that wasn't excellent. I also really like that you don't put music in!
@@personanongrata9289 Thank you for your appreciation for my work..okay, I will accept your input very well.
Terrific piece. A suggestion: An embedded bronze wire between the carved and plain areas would create a cleaner relationship. I would use a tiny cutting wheel on the Dremel to create the channel rather than the vertical drill. The piece even without the carving was beautiful.
Very nice, I love the design.
@@DavidBird-uu8km thankyou very much sir 🙏
Awesome piece!
@@tinkernaut8736 thanks 🙏
Stunning, was not about the green until the a pow it's beautiful
@@angelahowlett2829 thanks alot 🙏
Foreign comments is the best. Menghargai bgt. Mereka selalu komentar positif dan menghargai.
@@terasrumahdiy5184 🙏🙏🙏
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Ваша фантазия не знает границ! 👍🙋♂️
Класс!
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Well, that's something new on your channel - at least to my knowledge. (But saw something similar on a British turner's channel a couple of weeks ago - not the one you mentioned).
To be honest: I prefer your works preserving the natural material and the natural colours.
But I understand that every artist time and again wants to try new ideas...
In any case: Every weekend looking forward to your new creations.
@@renater.540 thank u👌🙏
Nice work. Not my cup of tea, however it’s still really good work.
@@dang6832 thanks alot 🙏👌
Great realization BUT for your safety, dont’ use Methyl Bromide pallets. It’s a toxic treatment.
@@CL-su2yo OK, thank you for your attention🙏
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Seeing that you uploaded I instantly stopped watching another channel (different topic) and turned to yours. Curious to see with which surprise your creativity would come up this week...
@@renater.540 wooowwww thank you very very good 🙏🙏👌
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@@gutesherz9049 thanks 🙏
Ese acabado es mas feo que pegarle a un padre..