Congratulations on graduating from the Harry Potter school of magic for woodturning artisans. Your graduation project is a Beautiful creation, DON"T MESS UP THE BIG ONE 👍👍👍.Thank you for sharing. Be safe🇨🇦
Thank you so much! Those cracks are going to be challenging with the big one. Thinking maybe a square shaped ring, and similar hard cornering on rest of bowl, rather than rounded. What would you do with the big one, given depth, grain, rarity/expense, cracks? Just out of interest.
@@WoodWithDI am the last person on Earth you should ask advice on any of your artistic endeavours. The universe did not grant me a single iota of creativity except the ability to make smart alec comments. Don't consider these rarity/expense as the things to hold you back, you have both the artistic and technical abilities to carry out the project.
Thank you Kristina! Sold that Zirocota sculptural piece I made last year at a show last weekend, so I think I’m going to now make a replacement in similar style (but nowhere near the same) with that big bit of Ziricota in this vid
Many thanks Andy, I look forward to seeing you attempt at something similar on your instagram page. Love your Bluetooth speaker stuff, amongst your other work!
@@WoodWithD cheers Richard I take that as a major compliment!! One day I will give it a go!! Keep up with the great work and keep posting its great to see your spin on things
Beautiful love the color and the grain I had visions of the wood splitting when you were trying to put the 10 mil pins in but you got away with it I really love the contrast between the brown Ivory and you pins would love to see what it looked like after Lenore got finished with the gold leaf or semi precious metal Blessings
Hey Wade, I was lucky indeed! 😁 for the no splitting at least! Here’s is the gilding offering Tamise (all non-precious metals: ua-cam.com/users/shortsc_IQlQDFLf8?feature=share
Well welcome Robert. I do hope there are plenty more that you’ll find enjoyable to watch and I very much look forward to your comments on old and new videos sir 😁👍 This is one of my favourite videos: ua-cam.com/video/Q8tkix0Dw0U/v-deo.htmlsi=2GjraEyqPie3vY4f And this was a one off fun build: ua-cam.com/video/QWybdpuACMg/v-deo.htmlsi=hSOVObkvvFsw3lB7
Great work with this. Really nice concept and executed beautifully. Think I've got a few more videos to catch up on. Just trying to work through my watchlist which got out of hand.
Well thought out! The brown ivory it’s just gorgeous… why did you not enjoy turning? The wood looks like it may be oily (like the opposite of wenge). How does it feel to the touch, closed or open grain?
Not oily at all, close grained, the Wenge was a good match. The brown ivory suffers heat cracks easy with slightest heat generated when sanding. I’m just getting fussy in my old age 😢😊
Congratulations on graduating from the Harry Potter school of magic for woodturning artisans. Your graduation project is a Beautiful creation, DON"T MESS UP THE BIG ONE 👍👍👍.Thank you for sharing. Be safe🇨🇦
Thank you so much! Those cracks are going to be challenging with the big one. Thinking maybe a square shaped ring, and similar hard cornering on rest of bowl, rather than rounded.
What would you do with the big one, given depth, grain, rarity/expense, cracks? Just out of interest.
@@WoodWithDI am the last person on Earth you should ask advice on any of your artistic endeavours. The universe did not grant me a single iota of creativity except the ability to make smart alec comments. Don't consider these rarity/expense as the things to hold you back, you have both the artistic and technical abilities to carry out the project.
@@yeagerxp 🤣🤣🤣 I bet you are a world rebound artist of amazing talent, encouraging others along the way 🤣🤣👍
Very nice! 🎉
Thank you kindly sir, bit if work, but I think worth it in the end 😁👍
I will definitely watch as many of your videos as I can
Take your time, they’re not going anywhere 😁👍
Beautiful
Thank you Mark
Very skilfully made piece. Bit of a mind bender when studying it🤔 👍
Cheers dude, glad you enjoyed it 🤗 🤗 🤗
Very interesting. I don’t believe I’ve seen a suspended captured ring. Thanks for sharing.
Hey Doug, you’ll have to give it a go mate! Such fun 🤩 👍😁
I laughed out loud at dodgy dodgy dodgy fun fun fun, turned out nice man. It'll be interesting to see what its like guilded.
Shouldn’t be long my friend.
great project idea, beautiful piece, whats the fun if all goes to plan? enjoyed the video, thanks
Lol, thanks Scott! I quite agree, fun fun fun 🤣👍
Well thought out, love the darker wood combo it pops! Another great piece xx
Thank you Kristina!
Sold that Zirocota sculptural piece I made last year at a show last weekend, so I think I’m going to now make a replacement in similar style (but nowhere near the same) with that big bit of Ziricota in this vid
@@WoodWithD look forward to seeing that video when it pops up.
4 more sleeps 😜 anything planned this year?
@@kristinamcmichael3853 Shhhhhhh, no one in my life now knows, apart from family and a few close friends! It’s not even advertised on FB 🤣🤣🤣
as always Richard, your work is stunning!! video explanation always entertaining, and loved the blue pencil. great work, thanks for sharing !!
Many thanks Andy, I look forward to seeing you attempt at something similar on your instagram page. Love your Bluetooth speaker stuff, amongst your other work!
@@WoodWithD cheers Richard I take that as a major compliment!! One day I will give it a go!! Keep up with the great work and keep posting its great to see your spin on things
@@andypratt6290 ha, spin on things 😁😆🤣
Beautiful love the color and the grain I had visions of the wood splitting when you were trying to put the 10 mil pins in but you got away with it I really love the contrast between the brown Ivory and you pins would love to see what it looked like after Lenore got finished with the gold leaf or semi precious metal Blessings
Hey Wade, I was lucky indeed! 😁 for the no splitting at least!
Here’s is the gilding offering Tamise (all non-precious metals: ua-cam.com/users/shortsc_IQlQDFLf8?feature=share
Brilliant!
Size matters!
Great idea. I just put it on my list. Thank you for sharing
You are so welcome Albert 👍 Best of luck with the project 😀
Clever🏍❤❤❤❤❤❤
At 4:16...i like how you think youve made a mistake...but then it all turns out great in the end. A true artist.
I try 🤣😁🤣❤️
It’s a beautiful bowl and if you don’t like it, I’ll be more than glad to take it from you This was my first video from you and I loved it. Nice job.
Well welcome Robert. I do hope there are plenty more that you’ll find enjoyable to watch and I very much look forward to your comments on old and new videos sir 😁👍
This is one of my favourite videos: ua-cam.com/video/Q8tkix0Dw0U/v-deo.htmlsi=2GjraEyqPie3vY4f
And this was a one off fun build: ua-cam.com/video/QWybdpuACMg/v-deo.htmlsi=hSOVObkvvFsw3lB7
Brilliant! And I love the second piece I bought from you. Great to see you at Hever Castle Craft Fair yesterday. Take care, stay safe! Nx
Great to see both of you yesterday!!!!
And I look forward to the next time 😁😁😁🤗
Great work with this. Really nice concept and executed beautifully. Think I've got a few more videos to catch up on. Just trying to work through my watchlist which got out of hand.
🤣🤣🤣 I know what you mean!
Well not put a vid out for an age, so that will help you catch up ☺️
And thank you as always for your kind words 👍
Well thought out! The brown ivory it’s just gorgeous… why did you not enjoy turning? The wood looks like it may be oily (like the opposite of wenge). How does it feel to the touch, closed or open grain?
Not oily at all, close grained, the Wenge was a good match. The brown ivory suffers heat cracks easy with slightest heat generated when sanding. I’m just getting fussy in my old age 😢😊
The big one would make a great hollow form i think , looks like a serious blank
Even with those cracks?
LOvely!
Thank you kindly 😁😁👍