Hey Doug no I didn't see that one buddy I didn't notice anything with the aluminum yet I'm sorry to hear they were covered in oil. But just run some with acetone and they will be fine. Sure appreciate you my friend and thank you buddy from that other doug
As always a pleasure to watch. And I am glad you take the time to show us what's going on with your beautiful bowl Doug. Have a great weekend my friend. 👍
First like!! Yayyyyyyy- Cliffhanger! lol You tease! Can't wait to see what you do with it, I really like how it's looking. It's very unique! Thanks for sharing!
I dont mind waiting until next week. It just means it will be even better than a 1 time video. Im looking forward to seeing the finished project! Thanks !!
It's good to hear your thoughts, more. That's where the interest and the learning comes from for me. Looking forward to the successful completion in part 2, Doug!
Mate. So enjoyed this and also the live feed to SK Krafts. This reminds me of a bowl i did last year using firewood cut into pieces. Was the first bowl i ever sold. Watching your clips was what made me try it and at the time i had to go around to a mates place to use his band saw to cut it up. They take a hell of a lot of resin because of the voids but are so worth it for the finished product. Cant wait for the finished bowl.
Hi Doug. Yeah, I’d guess that wood is punky. When turning, it didn’t even make ribbons, it just made dust. I’m excited to see the finished project! I’m sure it will be lovely. Those colors are beautiful. Have you ever turned manzanita? That is hard wood. I apologize if I already asked you that. That’s what happens when you go “over the hill”, the memory isn’t as sharp as it once was. 😣 I really enjoy listening to you talk at the end of your videos. It always makes me smile, and is a great way for me to decompress after a difficult day. Thank you! Take care, think peaceful thoughts, have a fantastic week, and see you next video! Hugs! 🫂🤗 *✨Roma🪄 🌲💚🌳🦅
Keep going you’ll get it done, I’ve had problems with ranger inks and resin. Consider trying out resin with and without ranger see if it makes a difference. ♥️
Hi there fella, Sorry this is giving you such a hard time.But I know the final outcome is going to be gorgeous! Can't wait for part 2. Thanks for sharing😘
Love the colours: All gorgeous, swirly blues and bluey greens! I have not, thus far, attempted resin work, but, from what I have watched, it would appear that carbide is the way to go, for turning tools: Evidently, traditional ones just blunt too easily... Just a suggestion: Have you thought of using a syringe to fill the cavities? Maybe more accurate placement, and less waste? Perhaps use that lovely deep blue, or, for contrast, that lightest greenish blue? Have fun!
Thank You Stephanie, well carbides have their place, if that is what you would want to use then yes they work just fine, the issue I am having with this project as well as the last one is DIRT ! dirt just kills the edge in seconds, carbide just last a bit longer but also dulls rather quickly, I tried to get all the dirt out but failed as you can see, lol
Tons of potential here Doug, can't wait to see the end result. I think the holes are simply air pockets, nothing to do with the resin imo.. Love your channel....!
Oh man... A pox on that resin !..pox I say !!...lol... Shelf life..probably..we all have them... Bless your heart...you're one determined man...I'll be watching..of course... Have an excellent weekend...see ya next week...🌿🌿🌿
It is gonna be purty when it is done! You said the root ball was actually harder than you thought, did You see Phil Anderson turn that tough root ball? You both are so talented!
If I had a nickel for every bowl I’ve half finished, I’d have about $4.55. I have three bowls with a bunch of pin holes like that I’m trying to finish. Use your vacuum. Look forward to the next one. BTW happy belated birthday.
I've seen guys use something called "Cactus Juice" to stabilize the punky wood so that it turns better... Maybe try that next time 😂 I'd post a link to some, but alas... no wrench. By the way, what were you thinking @3:30 when you were mixing the resin? Did you think that maybe it'd be your best ever? Anyway... let me know. I think we could talk about it some time. P.S. You could have "Liked 👍" My last post, I'm sure you meant to... Probably a glitch in the UA-cam. I can't wait to hear back from you, I'm your biggest fan.
Looking awesome so far mate liking the colours alot 👍 have a good week mate and look forward to seeing the rest of it ! Oh and don't tell me the hair dryer is for you !🤪😆
Thank You George, I have a video where I start off cleaning up last projects mess, not sure which one it is though, pretty much I fill that can with one or two projects depending on the size of it
Question Sir? Do you have to make the dye such solid colors? Could you add just a tiny hint of color so you could still see through the resin and see the character in the wood? Especially a burl? Thank you! ~From Kate
Hi I enjoy your videos, I have a question why do you a pressure pot I use a vacuum chamber & that sucks all the air out of the wood & resin, Just wondering !
Thank You Rob, for the most part it helps control the exothermic reactions to a degree anyways, it also compresses the air that I have mixed in while mixing the resin
Thank You Jennifer, Great suggestion! I have tried the UV resin that Total Boat sent me, I am not sure if the light is weak or if I am doing it wrong but I can't seem to get it to harden completely, I will pour resin the pressurize it again,
Thank You Jim, depends on what you are using the wood for, Pen blanks or duck calls or anything small like that yeah I would stabilize them first, after that it's to expensive and time consuming to turn it all away onto the floor, I know I do it with the resin but in my defense, it's free to me,
Doug how many resin did you need to pour for this punky wood? Im astonished that you didnt use a dremel on these pieces. Would have been easier and faster. But Dremels cost money. As well as the grinding bits. I had one and it broke. Bought a new one and the grinding bits were extra. I still think you did an awesome job with all the preparations and will definitely wait for the second part to see how it turns out.
Just a thought Doug???im a contractor of over 35years (that means squat!lol)but was thinking...there is a product that hardens punky soft wood.wonder if it would harden that punky wood befor you pour it?seams a problem with all wood turners!i know how hard resin is(i do lot of resin countertops and showers),and can imagine how hard it can be to sand it smooth also.ive used it on soft wood where the budget cant cover replacing all the soft spots.it hardens wood to point that it will hold screws solid.just a thought??
Thank You Dan, yeah Minwax makes a wood hardener, I used it before, I can also mix resin and acetone to make a wood stabilizer, then I actually have Cactus Juice wood stabilizer and a vacuum chamber, the acetone and the resin are the cheapest and easiest way to go, the rest you are wasting money by throwing it on the floor and I have to buy those products, I'll throw total boat on the floor all day long till they stop sending it to me.
Warum setzt du kein Vakuum nach dem gießen ein, Anstelle von Druck❓Dann wäre das Problem mit der Blasen und Rissbildung im Harz behoben. Aber wie immer eine geile Arbeit von dir. 😀 👍💯
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Perfect timing! Can't sleep
Good morning!
THATS GONA LOOK AWESOME DOUG.THE COLORS ARE GREAT FROM DOUG
Thank You Doug, did you see I got more aluminum shavings? LOL those are covered in Oil
Hey Doug no I didn't see that one buddy I didn't notice anything with the aluminum yet I'm sorry to hear they were covered in oil. But just run some with acetone and they will be fine. Sure appreciate you my friend and thank you buddy from that other doug
it was in the box at the very beginning of the video.
You are a great guy. Never stop promoting the art. Thank you Doug. Yes I'm freezing here. 28 today... why why why.
Thank You Rick, lol that's a heat wave man,
Hello Doug can’t sleep watching your video that is coming out nice love the blues can’t wait to see the finished product
Thank You Thank You Liz,
Looks like a great start. Something tells me this is going to be fabulous! Looking forward to seeing how it turns out.
Thank You Douggie
As always a pleasure to watch. And I am glad you take the time to show us what's going on with your beautiful bowl Doug. Have a great weekend my friend. 👍
Thank You Thank You
It will be a stunning bowl i have no doubt .. 😍😍 your perseverance is incredible ❤
yours is also !! Thank You Claire
First like!! Yayyyyyyy- Cliffhanger! lol You tease! Can't wait to see what you do with it, I really like how it's looking. It's very unique! Thanks for sharing!
you should have posted it when you were first ! Thank You Robin I'll put the next half up next month for ya
@@PohlBarnProductions I wanted to watch the whole video anyway doesn’t matter. You know I was first that’s all that matters :)
I dont mind waiting until next week. It just means it will be even better than a 1 time video. Im looking forward to seeing the finished project! Thanks !!
Thank You Texana, I hope so
Looking good so far!!! Now I’m heading over to part 2!!!
Thank you Thank you Samantha
Good evening, Doug. All the makings of a great project, well except for the air holes. Looking forward to part two.
Coming soon! Thank You Ray
Looking forward to the finishing part. Looking good so far. 💕😊💕🤗💕
Thank You Joalla
It's good to hear your thoughts, more. That's where the interest and the learning comes from for me. Looking forward to the successful completion in part 2, Doug!
Thank You Jay
Ditto x1000. I don't do resin... at least not yet but I've learned a ton from watching Mr. Moore
Good start Doug, I'm looking forward to seeing how it finishes up. I'm thinking it's going to be pretty damned cool...
Thank You Harold, Lets hope so
Looking good Doug, can’t wait for part 2. Have a great weekend.
Thank You Subscriber !
Looks very interesting. Can’t wait to see how it works out. Have a a good weekend Doug.
Thank You Luke, you too now
Doug, great start to a difficult project. I do like the exterior design. Can't wait to see what happens next week.
You and me both! Thank You Steve
Looking real good so far Doug. Can't wait for next week's conclusion 👍👍
You and me both! Thank You Lee
Greetings Doug, looking forward to seeing the finished bowl, keep smiling.
Thank You Thank You Peter
I already love the color. Can't wait for the next video.
Greetings from Portugal
Thank You Marie
Oh can't wait to see how that wood comes out. The blue is beautiful with that hint of green. Great start Doug 💚✌🏻
Thank You Annie, hopefully it turns out good
I think it's looking awesome Doug! Nice color choices and all. Pumped to see what you have in store for the finish!
You and me both! Thank You Bryan
Can’t wait to see how it turns out, thanks Doug.
Thank You Susan
Great start, Doug. Looking forward to next week. Take care. 😊
Thank You Rob, have a great weekend
@@PohlBarnProductions you too Doug. 👋😊
So far so good. Can't wait to see the finished bowl.
Thank You Jean
I'm looking forward to see what magic you perform. You always amaze me!
Thank You Thank You Steve
Can't wait to see how the project works out 👍
You and me both! Thank You Rebekka
Mate. So enjoyed this and also the live feed to SK Krafts.
This reminds me of a bowl i did last year using firewood cut into pieces. Was the first bowl i ever sold. Watching your clips was what made me try it and at the time i had to go around to a mates place to use his band saw to cut it up. They take a hell of a lot of resin because of the voids but are so worth it for the finished product. Cant wait for the finished bowl.
Thank You Thank You Bruce,
Wicked looking. Can't wait to see how this one turns out.
Thank You Greg
I set the reminder 😊👍. Looking forward to part 2
Awesome! Thank you Jeanette!
I will look 👀 for the next part. So far it is a hell of a challenge. Take care
Thank You Ahron, I will see ya next week,
That is going to be sweet. I would've probably tried to turn it like a globe. Can't wait til part 2 now lol
Thank You Ron
Love the colors can’t wait to see the finishing product take care Doug and God bless
Thank You Mike
Love the colours, Doug. I'm looking forward to seeing the next video and the finished gem!
You and me both! Thank You Pauline
Looks good Doug! Can't wait to see the rest of it. Love the blues..they are my favorite!!
You and me both! Thank You Carrie
It’s on its way to a beautiful bowl. I can’t wait to see the finished product.
Thank You Patrick, I hope so
Great,, looking forward Doug 👍 💯
Thank You Thank You Sony
Nice! Look forward to what happens next. Take care.
Thanks! You too!
Looking good Doug, going to be cool when you finish!
Thank You Bruce, Fingers crossed!
Looking good so far. I am excited to see the finishing touches.
Thank You Jason
It gives it character, like it.
Thank You Sue
It’s going to be a good un Doug! At least the resin set. I’ve used old stuff before. Still waiting!😳. Looking forward to part 2!
Fingers crossed! Thank You Pedro
Can't wait to see the finished product 🔥
Thank you Connie
What a character you are dough.carnt wait to hear what you get up to with this piece. Ernie
Thank You Ernie
Bummer Doug. Looking forward to the finish. Have a great weekend ✌️
Thank You Larry, you too
Love the way it looks! Looking forward to part 2!
Thank You Monica
I am sure you will pull it around doug, thanks for the shout out. Look forward to seeing how the piece comes out.
Thank You Steve, I hope it helped,
The colors looking good so far. Can’t wait to see the finished product. 🙂
Thank You
You’ll get it done . Looking forward to seeing it next week.
Hope all is well Doug, take care .
Thank You Angela
@@PohlBarnProductions you’re welcome Doug
That looks like a hard one. Thanks for making it not always look easy! Look forward to the next episode!
Thank You Bailey
That is going to look good when its done.
Thank You Thank You
love new videos
Thank You Clyde
Well we see you when you are done with it, I’m pretty sure it’s going to be awesome
Thank You Donald, I hope so
It will be a Beautiful bowl.
Thank You Glenn
A copy of the earthly and heavenly firmament.
GooD)))))))
Thanks again Meront
Saludos desde Puerto Rico 🇵🇷
This one is presenting some issues, no doubt!
I reckon the finished product will be beautiful as usual!
Fingers crossed! Thank You Clayton
yayyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy wispy bits lol love it
Thank You Susan
Still looks amazing Doug even though it's not finished
Thank You Carol
Hi Doug. Yeah, I’d guess that wood is punky. When turning, it didn’t even make ribbons, it just made dust. I’m excited to see the finished project! I’m sure it will be lovely. Those colors are beautiful. Have you ever turned manzanita? That is hard wood. I apologize if I already asked you that. That’s what happens when you go “over the hill”, the memory isn’t as sharp as it once was. 😣 I really enjoy listening to you talk at the end of your videos. It always makes me smile, and is a great way for me to decompress after a difficult day. Thank you! Take care, think peaceful thoughts, have a fantastic week, and see you next video! Hugs! 🫂🤗 *✨Roma🪄 🌲💚🌳🦅
Thank You Roma, have a great weekend ! I have a Manzanita Burl I am waiting to use as a Urn for Henry, I'm just not ready to make it yet.
I completely understand, Doug. 🥺 I still cry at times about my cats that are gone, and it’s been 20, 14 and 4 years they’ve been gone. 😢 ✨💜
Hello. That will be suoerb looking bowl. Can you tell me whitch spray you use before you give wood in to bucket? Thank you for great videos☺️☺️
Thank You, it's a mold release,
Thanks
Keep going you’ll get it done, I’ve had problems with ranger inks and resin. Consider trying out resin with and without ranger see if it makes a difference. ♥️
Thank You Maddie, I've only had problems with certain colors not staying that color.
You're getting there, Doug. How about drilling some of those spots and have dots of color mixed in? Looking forward to seeing how you finish it.
Bill
Thank You Bill, I am going to try and just pour resin, drilling will make it look manufactured
I'm curious to see what you make with this one, Doug. So far, it looks pretty cool though. 💜
We shall see, Thank You Tracey
Can't wait to see the finished piece, buddy! Queue the Jeopardy music! LOL
Thank You Billy, STOPPPPPPPPP ! I had to do this, lol
It’s always something, right? I’m looking forward to seeing how this one turns out as the wood is so cool. Thanks
Thank You Derek, I hope this one turns out, I like most of how it looks now
Hi there fella, Sorry this is giving you such a hard time.But I know the final outcome is going to be gorgeous! Can't wait for part 2. Thanks for sharing😘
Fingers crossed! Thank You Sue
It looks interesting .
yes it does, Thank You Joann
That's some interesting wood. I'm curious to see how it turns out. Really liked the combination of resin colors- looks a little like blue opal.
Thank You Mary
Love the colours: All gorgeous, swirly blues and bluey greens!
I have not, thus far, attempted resin work, but, from what I have watched, it would appear that carbide is the way to go, for turning tools: Evidently, traditional ones just blunt too easily... Just a suggestion: Have you thought of using a syringe to fill the cavities? Maybe more accurate placement, and less waste? Perhaps use that lovely deep blue, or, for contrast, that lightest greenish blue? Have fun!
Thank You Stephanie, well carbides have their place, if that is what you would want to use then yes they work just fine, the issue I am having with this project as well as the last one is DIRT ! dirt just kills the edge in seconds, carbide just last a bit longer but also dulls rather quickly, I tried to get all the dirt out but failed as you can see, lol
Tons of potential here Doug, can't wait to see the end result. I think the holes are simply air pockets, nothing to do with the resin imo.. Love your channel....!
Thank You, well you are probably correct but the cracks from over heating are what bother me the most
I was thinking the same colors when you were wondering what colors to use... Except for the white that is👍😁
Thank You Skip, the white helps with the water look
@@PohlBarnProductions I'll go with that.
It's looking really cool ,it reminds me of Google maps satellite view
Thank You Rich, it does doesn't it
Oh man...
A pox on that resin !..pox I say !!...lol...
Shelf life..probably..we all have them...
Bless your heart...you're one determined man...I'll be watching..of course...
Have an excellent weekend...see ya next week...🌿🌿🌿
Thank You Pamela, next week it is
It is gonna be purty when it is done! You said the root ball was actually harder than you thought, did You see Phil Anderson turn that tough root ball? You both are so talented!
Thank You Jane, actually I couldn't get all the dirt out of it so it's harder to turn than I expected the wood isn't really hard.
Waiting for part two.
Awesome Khan, Thank You
If I had a nickel for every bowl I’ve half finished, I’d have about $4.55. I have three bowls with a bunch of pin holes like that I’m trying to finish. Use your vacuum. Look forward to the next one. BTW happy belated birthday.
That is awesome! Thank You Ken, this gettin old crap ! yeah I expected some but not the cracks from over heating,
I've seen guys use something called "Cactus Juice" to stabilize the punky wood so that it turns better... Maybe try that next time 😂 I'd post a link to some, but alas... no wrench. By the way, what were you thinking @3:30 when you were mixing the resin? Did you think that maybe it'd be your best ever? Anyway... let me know. I think we could talk about it some time.
P.S. You could have "Liked 👍" My last post, I'm sure you meant to... Probably a glitch in the UA-cam. I can't wait to hear back from you, I'm your biggest fan.
Thank You Stan !
Enjoyed your video so I gave it a Thumbs Up as a support
Much appreciated Thank You Russell
@@PohlBarnProductions You're welcome Doug!
It will be cool
Thank You Mark
Looking awesome so far mate liking the colours alot 👍 have a good week mate and look forward to seeing the rest of it ! Oh and don't tell me the hair dryer is for you !🤪😆
Thank You Dan, yes it's for my hair! it's a hair dryer, LOL from my ears down that is !
What does shop cleanup look like after a project?
Thank You George, I have a video where I start off cleaning up last projects mess, not sure which one it is though, pretty much I fill that can with one or two projects depending on the size of it
Question Sir? Do you have to make the dye such solid colors? Could you add just a tiny hint of color so you could still see through the resin and see the character in the wood? Especially a burl? Thank you! ~From Kate
Thank You Kate, no I do not and I have not, it just depends on how and what I am looking for at the time I mix the resin.
Hi I enjoy your videos, I have a question why do you a pressure pot I use a vacuum chamber & that sucks all the air out of the wood & resin, Just wondering !
Thank You Rob, for the most part it helps control the exothermic reactions to a degree anyways, it also compresses the air that I have mixed in while mixing the resin
Enjoy your weekend, part 2 is the finale.
Thank You Lee
Have you tried UV resin in fixing some of these small cracks and crevices? Looks good so far, can’t wait to see the finished piece.
Thank You Jennifer, Great suggestion! I have tried the UV resin that Total Boat sent me, I am not sure if the light is weak or if I am doing it wrong but I can't seem to get it to harden completely, I will pour resin the pressurize it again,
I’ve never used resin yet. From your experience would it be better to stabilize the wood first?
Thank You Jim, depends on what you are using the wood for, Pen blanks or duck calls or anything small like that yeah I would stabilize them first, after that it's to expensive and time consuming to turn it all away onto the floor, I know I do it with the resin but in my defense, it's free to me,
@@PohlBarnProductions thanks for the reply. That bowl your making is going to look great!
Doug how many resin did you need to pour for this punky wood? Im astonished that you didnt use a dremel on these pieces. Would have been easier and faster. But Dremels cost money. As well as the grinding bits. I had one and it broke. Bought a new one and the grinding bits were extra. I still think you did an awesome job with all the preparations and will definitely wait for the second part to see how it turns out.
Thank You Stephanie, I poured a lot, I am not really sure maybe 3k grams by the time I poured it all
Where did you get your Forster bits at
Harbor Freight way back before the internet ! LOL mail ordered them.
Hey will you do something again with white and purples. Its been awhile.
Thank You Thank You , Purple and White, HUMMM interesting
Looking forward to Rooten Root Bowl 2: The Woodturner Strikes Back.
Thank You Thank You
Hope you are all safe and well, see you next week hope it works out ok 😁😁💖💖
I hope so too, Thank You Ellen
Can't wait to see how you get out of this one lol
Thank You Tim,
Maybe if it was put in a vacuum pot before the pressure pot to help draw the resin to the wood and the bug holes.
Like Dan Preece.
Thank You Curtis, I've tried that and it doesn't seem to work well for me with this resin.
Thanks I've been using Irwin bits and they don't hold up
mine are so old I have to keep trying to sharpen them with a diamond card, I really do need new ones
www.harborfreight.com/14-in-2-18-in-forstner-drill-bit-set-with-38-in-shanks-16-pc-57521.html
Just a thought Doug???im a contractor of over 35years (that means squat!lol)but was thinking...there is a product that hardens punky soft wood.wonder if it would harden that punky wood befor you pour it?seams a problem with all wood turners!i know how hard resin is(i do lot of resin countertops and showers),and can imagine how hard it can be to sand it smooth also.ive used it on soft wood where the budget cant cover replacing all the soft spots.it hardens wood to point that it will hold screws solid.just a thought??
Thank You Dan, yeah Minwax makes a wood hardener, I used it before, I can also mix resin and acetone to make a wood stabilizer, then I actually have Cactus Juice wood stabilizer and a vacuum chamber, the acetone and the resin are the cheapest and easiest way to go, the rest you are wasting money by throwing it on the floor and I have to buy those products, I'll throw total boat on the floor all day long till they stop sending it to me.
You should try some Cactus Juice to stabilize the rotten wood.
Thank You Ron
it's coming along....now my countdown to next week (that will feel like 3-LOL) to next week begins
Thank You Jeff, LOL
I mean, it's always a countdown to the next week project for me, but the 2 (or 3) parters are even worse...LOL Have a great weekend!
Looks like some interesting wood. I think there would of been less air pockets if you popped it into a vacuum chamber first
Thank You Aaron, probably
Warum setzt du kein Vakuum nach dem gießen ein, Anstelle von Druck❓Dann wäre das Problem mit der Blasen und Rissbildung im Harz behoben.
Aber wie immer eine geile Arbeit von dir. 😀 👍💯
if I only had a pressure pot that size, it's all good, Thank You again for watching