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Pistachio Shells and Resin
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- Опубліковано 11 бер 2020
- This one was a fighter ! Why don't you put it in the vacuum ?
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The whole process of this guy is a total shitshow. It's fun tho, super creative, amazing art with those shells. Well done.
Not sure quite what a shitshow is...but I thought he made a fantastic job
Not really. I think part of it is that he was working with materials he wasn't familiar with and it caused issues. The vase came out beautifully once completed.
@@janelloyd4332 you are right. He made an effort. Applause for that. Instead of sitting on a chair and criticizing. 😊
It is great to see someone work through problems...a breath of fresh air! Pay no attention to the negative comments because those people forget that they had to work through problems when they started too. Great video!!!!
Christine Bentley I agree and I think the vase was really beautiful..
I love it when makers show us their whole process, mistakes and warts and all. It helps everybody learn. This turned out well in the end, like you always manage 😁
Glad you enjoyed it! but it doesn't always end this way. lol
I love the swirls that the shells made. The vase is the prettiest one I’ve ever seen. Great job, thank you.
Thank You Elaine
Thank you for sharing this with us. I love the way the shells are all curly.
Your work is amazing.
Thank You Bonnie
This is amazingly beautiful! Who would think that the shells of pistachios, plus resin and fantastic creativity would make an awesome masterpiece like this. You are so talented! Great job! Bravo!
Thank You Mary
Amazing project, Doug!! My stomach dropped when you held the broken piece the first time, and I hollered 'NOOOOO!' You are a warrior for pushing through and finishing this lovely piece - it really is stunning! And for the ones who gave the thumbs down, I say 'pfffft.' Thanks, Doug!
Thank You Fonda, you can ignore those thumbs down I do, they don't bother us
I think ur work is Amazing, & I appreciate that U dont edit out all the "oops" that lead to the final ta-dah!! Really inspiring to a novice like myself that often still has more oops than ta-dahs...gives me hope/motivation to keep going forward!
Thank you Jeff, you can do this too !
Loving the Art Deco vibe this vase is giving off. Who would have thought what is essentially trash could be turned into those gorgeous swirls.
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From what I've seen, in a scenario like this, you can displace a lot of the bubbles/air pockets with vibration. It's really effective for getting the resin into all those little shell spaces. It did turn out great, for all it fought you.
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I'm assuming you also titled the mold around so any bubbles from upside-down shells escaped, right?.......RIGHT???
It's beautiful--the shell shapes are amazing, and the color--perfect together.
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@@PohlBarnProductions Thinking about it, the way many of the shells fit together formed reminds me of rosettes.
Dude, you are way too hard on yourself. This was wonderfully creative and awesome to watch. Have a beer! Great JOB!
Thank You Janet
I think you should enjoy what you do because you are the artist that is making what you see in the peace of art you are making so don't put yourself down when something goes wrong just pick your self up an do it again just realized that we are all man kind
Another nice save, and i'm glad you put them in your videos so we can learn to fix the many mistakes we humble apprentices will run across from time to time.
Thank You Ken
That is really phenomenal. Well done for working through the bumps along the road. Thanks for putting this all together for our edification.
Thank You Guy, Glad you enjoyed it!
That actually came out really nice - amazing pattern with those shells! What a bear of a project though - it's clear to me a fair amount of skill is required to even know how to recover from this type of experimenting.
Thank You Fred,
That vase is beautiful, it being the first time it was ever done, I believe you are a talented perfectionist and too hard on yourself in learning curves. Irregular medium, excellent result
Thank You
I love seeing your work as its 'warts and all' . You show us your success and failure and we can learn by your mistakes and problem solving. Awesome vase; reminds me of cloissoné
Thank you very much!
I love this guy. It’s like going back to shop class in grade 12. I learn something new every time I watch his videos. Thanks Teacher ! By the way ; shop class was back in 1976. I’m still learning.
Wow, thanks Rick! early 80's for me
"I am going to babysit this for a while"
Narrator: "But he wouldn't babysit that for a while..."
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You gotta do the narration in Morgan Freeman's voice.
Love how the pistachios turned out. Much more interesting than I expected!
Thank You William
This episode was totally mesmerizing; I couldn't look away!🤓
Thanks for sticking it out, Doug, the final product is absolutely gorgeous!
Thank You Thank You
Beautiful vase, and thanks for showing the 'what can go wrongs,' as well as the 'how to' processes.
Thank You Sono,
Thought it was a recipe- I read it as ‘pistachio shells and raisins’. And thank you for keeping the mistakes in. Really informative, and helpful. Great finished piece, too!
Thank You Richard, now I'm hungry
a pistachio vase randomly appeared during my lockdown to entertain me. love it
Thank You Linda
What an amazing result!!! Special thanks for showing your fails, they are so important for getting better and better.
Absolutely!! Thank you Denise
Here's what I like about your channel - you experiment. You try different things. You're not confined by turning a simple log with no issues. I admire this effort in particular. It could have imploded on the lathe with a million air pockets, but you hung with it. Chapeau!
Thank You Paul
Those shells really look cool when turned. I'd love to see more projects with them.
Thank You Joe
That's so cool I love all the swirls the shells make It's like watching riptides in the ocean. So cool Thankyou
Thank you DeeDee
That vase is so pretty. You did a wonderful job creating that. I love the color and shape. I'd certainly buy that!!! Thank you.
Thank You Ellis
the look of the shells in the resin is awesome
Thank You Tracy
I love the effect the pistachio shells have!! Happy **St. Paddy’s** day!!
Paddy's... not Patty's.. sorry couldn't help myself 😂
Aoibhe O'Donnell lol my bad 😅😂🤣
@@Mister_R.A.E. Thanks a mil 😂
Thank You Rob
The Pohl Barn Productions you’re very welcome Sir!
Have you ever considered wearing a leather apron when you work to save some of your clothes/laundry? I love the idea of using pistachio shells. Who knew? And the end result...beautiful. Thank you for sharing.
Thank You Thank You , I wish I has a smock to save my clothes.
I think it came out great, Doug! Creation is always a process-you dragged it to the finish line and it looks like the effort was worth it!
Thank You Chris
This kind of video is what people need to see so they don't make the same mistakes...gotta say your a problem solver...and your work turns out great :)
Thank You Cary
Wow it’s a gorgeous vase love the swirl affect from the shells, absolutely beautiful, great job on it Doug. Take care my friend god bless
Thank You Donald
OMG I forgot about pistachios. I love pistachios. They have a beautiful effect, Doug! Really look great. Thank you for the shout-out, my friend! Really appreciate it. If real life doesn’t keep getting in the way I hope to finish the project I’m working on today and get the editing done in a day or two so I can return the favour. 👍👍🇨🇦🇨🇦
Happy turning,
.....Gord
Thank You Gord, no hurries
Very unique project. Love the pattern of the pistachios
Thank You Cheryl
I love this, green's my favourite colour. It looks awesome with all the different shapes. It far exceeds my expectations of what it was going to look like considering all the things that went wrong. Be proud of it, it's worth it! 😊
Thank you so much Pauline!
The green monster, what a labor of love, it turned out really cool glad you fought through it!!
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Oh my word!! That's just stunnin and I'm obsessed with pistachios!! Legit just bought a new bag this mornin lol! Just love your work ❤️❤️❤️
Thank You Lisa
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Yes, no matter what you say; I think it looks great. A beautiful Pistachio Vase. Great piece of wood turning art. Thank you for sharing. 👍❤️🎨
Thank You for watching
That might be the coolest looking resin project ever! Cleaning shells - put them in a pile on the table, put a seive or collander or screen over them, use the shop vac to suck out the dust.
Thank You Scott
Those pistachio shells made an amazing effect in the resin. I'm sorry that it gave you so much grief, but it is beautiful.
Thank You Annette
Doug when you said you were going to use vacuum, I was like OH NO! Been there done that. Finished piece looks great. Pistachio color is one of my favorite. Good job. 👍🇺🇸
Thank You Cortland, yeah It wasn't a good feeling to find it like that.
Love it! I like how you show us the good and the bad. It’s all a learning process. It turned out beautiful. I’d like to have something like that. You do amazing work. Thanks for sharing with us.
Thank you Thank you Laura
Thank you for showing this video!...it is great to see someone work through problems...a breath of fresh air! Pay no attention to the negative comments because those people forget that they had to work through problems when they started too. Great video!!!!
Thank You Christine, I pay no attention to them at all,
Even if it was a kind of struggle: the vase looks sooo beautiful...the pistachio-shells make such a beautiful design !!! Greetings from Germany :-)
Thank You Monique
It ended up looking really cool! I can't even imagine trying to get those to work in the resin though. Nice job! 😊
Thank You Tracey
I Don't think i could ever down thumb your creative skill Pol, That vase may have fought you to the bitter end but YOU created a real gem that any one of your subscriber would Happily display in pride of place. Keep up the good work 👍👍👍
Thank You Sean
Could you have mixed the shells into the epoxy in a separate mixing bowl, like you would fold nuts into cake batter, then pour the combined ingredients into the mold?
BJ Willis
He took your advice. 😊
SO, just finished watching this from my recommended - and I turned to my fiance and said the EXACT same thing. LoL
Cooks, eh? Haha
Wow. Lot of work. I expected to be more air pockets in there.
Turned out beautiful.
Great work, like always
Gr Ernst
Thank You Ernst
What I really like about your videos is that you show the mess-ups. Thank you for doing that and for sharing the fixes. You do push the limits and that's awesome. Next time try drying the shells in a dehydrator or oven.
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I really like the look of it. The shells make it look like a fossil of some sort.
Thank You Chandra
I enjoy watching you. I was glad to see you use the shells . i like the color. Beautiful.
Thank You Linda, it was a fun project, Thanks again
Thoughts: Oven toast the shells. Mix shells into slow set liquid resin, letting air pockets be gently stirred out. Then fill the form with the mix. Turn a lid out of the foam. Or send the foam to me to play with!!! Or better yet, send it to Z. H. to turn. Still, your determination to see it through to a good final form says a lot.
Thank you Valerie, that resin is so brittle, when I turned the resin off the waste block it came off like chucks of glass.
The Pohl Barn Productions not surprised.
Kudos to you for never giving up. It turned out looking awesome.
Thank you so much 😀
Awesome informational educational video experience Y'alls
My thoughts: This is a lovely vase. I love the way it looks, so delicate and the shade of colour is very beautiful. I figure that those curving shells probably trap a lot of bubbles of air and that’s why it bubbled so much. I wonder if putting it under pressure to cure rather than using a vaccuum would have worked better OR vaccuum pressure first to discharge bubbles and THEN pressure to cure to make the remaining bubbles shrink to minicule size would work? I also wonder if those shells have a waxy bloom on them naturally and that’s why there was trouble with the resin not sticking very well. If you ever try again I would suggest rinsing and agitating those shells in a cleaner like naptha or acetone and letting them dry well before using them. You could also try using a vibrating table or similar when adding the resin to attempt to get rid of as many bubble as possible and using a resin that was very runny to give as much help as possible to getting the bubbles to rise out of the resin/shell mix. I love the attempt and think you did as well as you could have under the circumstances but I wish you would try again too because you would have learned a lot from this attempt. I know I did.
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The Pohl Barn Productions it would be fascinating to use different types of nut shells, too. Walnuts aren't as nice to eat as pistachios, but the shells would be great in resin - perhaps crushed to thumbnail size pieces first.
For getting dust out of the shells, I'd start by shaking them in a sieve, preferably outdoors on a reasonably windy day, and then simply wash them.warm water with detergent would get that waxy bloom off them, and then just rinse well and leave them to dry in a sieve.
@Smileyrie James I used to pick walnuts when I was a kid. We would clean them up, chop them up, and put them in cookies and ice cream. Great times. I also wonder what the shells would look like in a shell/resin acrylic vase.
"I am going to babysit this for a while"
Narrator: "But he wouldn't babysit that for a while..."
That was a pain but man, it’s pretty!! Love the maker coin in the bottom - might need some foxy ones of those now I’m turning more than pens - good one Doug!! 🥰🌲🦊🌲
Thank You Claire, the coins do make a easy fix for epoxy like this.
Interesting, fun to watch. Unique.
Thank you Linda Glad you enjoyed it
This is amazing! Pistachio shells! Wow!
Thank You Tonya
LOL the RPMs of the mixing drill=the shutter speed on the camera... Too funny!
I feel your pain, Doug. But the final project looks pretty good from here. Keep on keeping on.
Thank You kris
The pistachio shells give a great effect, almost classical in their appearance and looks as if it would be an attractive vase.
Thank You John
I like the way you show what goes wrong, but the best thing is you are able to show how to fix it. Lovely job, looks good
Thank You Sonia,
Question of the day: does he break them on purpose just to show us how good he can repair them?
I do not but that might be a good idea. lol I hate fixing my projects but like everyone else out there I am not perfect !
3:11 How Long is it going to take?
A Shell of a long time of course...
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LOL Thank You
@Smileyrie James Thank You...
I do try...(or am I Trying?, I can never remember)...
I suppose it depends entirely on who your asking...
Love the look of the shells.
Thank you Candy
Love watching you problem solve. Great video creative and tutorial
Thanks so much Sharona !
Hey, you stole my idea! Looks great. My attempt failed as the resin was old and did not cure! Eating more pistachios and saving the shells!
Thank You , sorry I didn't mean it !
The Pohl Barn Productions... Sorry? Why? It gave me a better idea!
@@NianticRiverWoodcraftingChrisN admit it, you made it fail on purpose so you could eat more pistachios! 🤣🤣🤣
Sandra McCormick yup, of course!
a smart Russian guy claims that:
safety is number one of priority.
😁
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That really looks great! Watching how you recover from catches and make repairs is almost as informative as watching the technique you use to turn the projects Doug! Catches are going to happen and knowing how to fix them saves a ton of projects from hitting the garbage can or the fire pit! Thank you for your craftsmanship!
Thank You Robert
Very pretty I like all the patterns from the shells.
Thank You Tandy
It turned out really nice. I like how the trials and errors are left in. Not everything turns out the first time everytime and done in 5 minutes like a lot of videos make it look like.
Thank You , I try my best to keep it real,
It's beautiful and amazing. And would go perfectly on my shelf of green and brown vases.
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That really turned out great. Good work sticking with it.
Thank you! Cheers!
So creative and absolutely beautiful!
Thank You Wendy
Even with all the problems that threw at you, it is an amazing piece, the shells and colour are beautiful.
Thank You Lorna
It's really cool! The shells give it a sweet pattern.
Thank you Marlene
Cool design. Looks like it was tough to work with. Thanks for showing and explaining the process.
Thank You Scott
That came out great! Thanks for keeping it real and showing the problems!
Thank you , I almost showed you it's destruction too. LOL
Pistachio vase... gorgeous! You said it gave you some trouble but from here it's truly beautiful!
Thank you Colleen! 😊
That is absolutely an amazing piece of work / art. Excellent choice of color too. Bravo my friend 👏🏼
Thank you very much Bruce!
That was beautiful! Enjoyed watching the process.
Glad you enjoyed it Deb! Thanks for watching
That is one gorgeous work of art you would not believe how many of them shells I just tossed outside into my mulch
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@@PohlBarnProductions any time it is a amazing work of art can't wait to see more projects like this
Am so enjoying this process. Can't wait to see finished product....
Thank you Harriet
It came out looking great, Doug! It's always refreshing watching you work. Thank you for being so honest and showing us the whole process!
Thank You David
Turned out really great.
This is super cool! Very different! I really like it! Thanks for sharing your talent with us!
Thank You Ellen
I.m sitting here with my bag of pistachios in my lap watching your work in wonder. I love how this vase came out, beautiful. You turned this into a real work of art. Thanks for the video!
Thank You Suzy
You are becoming an expert at salvaging a project and get a beautiful piece. Unforeseen things happen. Awesome job, Doug.
Thank You Christian
I grew In Bridgman. Live on Alabama now. Just inherited my dads lathe, I was the only one who ever used it. No bowl chuck yet, but these videos are very inspiring. Thank you sir!
Thank you for watching, only one way to learn get out there and start turning. and have fun with it.
The fighting was worth it! Gorgeous!
Thank You Mandy
You did a great job repairing it. The pattern from the shells is amazing, I love this piece
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That's beautiful, and your struggle with the piece paid off!
Thank you Ruth
Looks really awesome. Super neat effect.
Thank You Joalla
It still looks amazing. Great job as usual.
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All I can say is- ABSOLUTELY BREATH TAKENLY STUNNING!!!!!
Thank You Thank You Lori
Wow, beautiful looking final product!
Thank You Faith
Really love the effects of the shells. Like the colours too. I love that you repaired and carried on. I hate the amount of waste some turners make and just throw away so much good materials and items that break. They still carry the work of the maker. Fantastic save on the bottom. Good looking vase by the end. Thank you for sharing it.
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Those shells really made a cool effect. Great color match, too. And I really appreciate your showing mistakes and how to fix them and how you approach a project.
Love it, Doug.
Thank You Nancy, lol you wouldn't like it if you had to edit all that, LOL