His Doctor. "So apparently after years of splinters being fired at the bottom of his hand, all the particles imbedded and turned the whole thing into wood."
I used to work for a community banking company that celebrated Arbor Day each spring by giving away about 3000 seedling trees to the public as a PR event. Over the years, we gave away Green Ash, Red Bud, Hawthorn and Golden Rain seedlings.This project ran for at least 25 years and probably netted upwards of 7 to 10 thousand new trees in our community assuming about 10 to 15 per cent actually were planted and grew. I think the project ended in the late 1980s so the youngest of these trees would be over 30 years old by now. Since we featured Golden Rain trees every three or so years there is an abundance of mature examples of this species in my hometown and each time I visit, I see them everywhere. Really an unusual and attractive tree in an urban setting. The yellow flowers in June, followed by the tawny-colored lantern seed pods and small, dark green leaves make this a very special tree. To know its wood is so decorative makes me feel really glad I helped bring a large number of these great trees to my old home town.
Wow! What a fantastic idea. If only every town had the initiative to follow in these footsteps. Society grows rich when men plant tree’s of which they will never feel the shade. Thanks for watching 😁👍🏻
There is something very satisfying in the knocking, clacking, rattatat tatting, sizzling, whirring, and humming of the tools and machinery. I appreciate that you didn't dub this with music or rush us through the process or overwhelm the work with words. It is a stunningly beautiful piece of wood, and you brought it out into the light. God is good.
A great hobby. Anybody who does not get some kind of creative outlet is missing one of the greatest pleasures in life. And you don't have to be an artist to get the full enjoyment of it.
@@JackMackWoodturning I'm probably wrong, but that looks like linseed oil. But, being a painter, everywhere I look, I see linseed oil. Nothing like the smell of linseed oil based paints.
You edit out the stops along the way, I love to see the wood develope. For me, seeing the lathe spin down and taking a good look at the piece is much more entertaining than watching a blur with shavings flying off. I love your pieces, just great work. I was kinda saving that comment from past videos, when you switched to hallowing and I saw the grain pattern, holy cow. That is a lottery win piece of wood.
Hi William, thank you for the constructive feedback.. I realise now that I have missed out that aspect in this video. It good to know what the viewers enjoy about my videos and what you’d like to see more of. I will definitely keep this in mind while editing future videos. Thanks for the kind words and I hope my coming videos are more enjoyable to watch. Jack.
I both agree and disagree with this. I've seen videos that was satisfying just watching it shape on the lathe then they stop and the grain is beautiful, the imperfections add to the beauty and then they keep taking away from it and I get disappointed until the end. For me I prefer watching it spin and see the chips flying as it shapes. That's very mentally satisfying and relaxing. Then just catching glimpses here and there until the final polish and finished product add to the satisfaction. But as I mentioned I also agree and love seeing how the grain looks while it's getting its shape.
I agree. I really like seeing when someone is turning a piece of wood has a lot of personality & live edging in all kinds of shapes and directions. Seeing the progress and even hearing the one turning talks about what is going on inside their head, how the wood is reacting, etc. Just seeing a blur with shavings flying isn't nearly as interesting.
Dude, That is about the prettiest wood I have ever seen some turn. That is definitely a keeper. I don't think that piece would ever leave my house. If you take it to an exhibit someone might offer you too much to turn down for it. A thought popped in my head while I was watching you sanding. A Sand-o-flex, with about 180 grit paper in it, would have saved you a lot of time and done a great job on the bark inclusions. Great job, great piece.
Cheers buddy.. I don’t think they sell those over here in the uk but from the videos iv watched they seem pretty rampant.. I like to sand in a controlled, thoughtful manner.. you w See people going wild for hours with power tools and attachments. If they used the right grit at the right time and be thoughtful about the sanding process things get finished a hell of a lot quicker and with a much better finish. I try not to show too much sanding on my videos because people seem to hate it.. for me, sanding is a world of fun. I love it, 😊👍🏻
What few pieces of artisan turned wood i have purchased are burl. I love the random veins. This piece is indeed a real beauty. Almost has a marble look to it. Very well done. A true piece of art.
@@JackMackWoodturning hahaha no my friend I’m a 52 year old ex Sapper, ex Police sniper instructor and a man with stratospheric blood pressure because I drink too much and get angry too often 👍🏻😂😂
Life long race car engine machinist here. Greetings from Illinois. My family and I have been watching you for years. We love your work! I just noticed that I am not even subscribed to you. You videos are so good they come through the algorithm anyways. I will subscribe today!! You Rock! Gusty Riverman approved 👌
Exquisite vase, I’m so happy you didn’t add resins and shave the wood down to nothing. You brought out every aspect of the burl.again EXQUISITE. Thank you for your craftsmanship and video.
Who picks the ads? While watching a beautiful piece of burl being turned, and an ad for seasoned firewood pops up, someone doesn't like the video!!! A really great finished piece!
Seriously, I love this piece. I wish I had enough money to buy it. Or more, the ability to own the equipment to create this work of art. I know that I could do something very similar, I simply don't have the money to own the equipment to do it with.
Wow! I've never seen wood more figured. I have a golden rain tree, and now I know that it is not only lovely when flowering, but has hidden depths of beauty.
All of it.. in particular the seed pods. But all parts of the laburnum tree contain a poisonous substance.. it’s not too bad turning it but you don’t want to eat, inhale or ingest any part of it. Yew trees are similar.
@@JackMackWoodturning I guess it's a good thing it's in our yard - not out in the cattle field! I've never done anything with it except admire it and try to sprout new trees from the seeds - but had no luck. Thanks again for the info.
The intense grain patterns along with the wonderful flaws make this a beautiful piece, especially when you make it shine, brings out the depth. Thank you so much for sharing your wonderful work!
A Burl is a very expensive and rare piece of 🪵 and you treated it well. The Large Vase and/or Lamp base is a very nice 👍💯 way of showing respect for the piece of 🪵. Great job 👍💯👌! Well done ✅!!! Sincerely Yours 🤠 Mr Severance, "The Cake 😋🍰🥫🎂🥳🎈🎉 Man", "World 🌎🌍 Cruiser"&"Succulent Collector".
@@JackMackWoodturning I hope you received my email regarding my "Cake 😋🍰🥫🎂🥳🎈🎉 Man " You asked me info about my Baking Business. However I 🤠 Mr Severance was trying to finish and something went wrong. Sorry 😐 " But these things can happen. Oh by the way Kee on doing what you do " Best "! Sincerely Yours 🤠 Mr Severance, "The Cake 😋🍰🥫🎂🥳🎈🎉 Man", "World 🌎🌍 Cruiser"&"Succulent Collector".
Thanks for reminding me to save the burls! A week and a half ago my 20 acres of hardwood trees blew down in 85 mph straight line winds. Many of the cherry and red oak have nice burls.
@@JackMackWoodturning If interested, this is a video that I made for my elderly mother. This place here used to be my mom and dad's cottage. ua-cam.com/video/t4kQZnUdcQQ/v-deo.html Really breaks my heart to lose the trees.
🥺 Ah that looks pretty catastrophic, sorry man. You do seem to have a great deal of lovely wood now though. Might as well make the most of it buddy! 🙏👍🏻
@@JackMackWoodturning already working on that one. The Amish people are going to build us a cabin from our wood and in turn I'm going to give them wood, a whole lot of it! As an added bonus I'll never have to buy firewood again! 👍
Your work is so exquisite to begin with, but for some reason, this particular piece made me smile when you showed the final product. Gorgeous, just stunningly gorgeous.
At last a timber piece that doesn’t require litres of resin to make it look half decent. This piece is really stunning with the grain being highlighted like that. This piece is beautiful well done.
There is a Golden Rain tree behind my building. They are really an interesting tree. I stumped 2 tree companies, none knew what it was. Used to be a greenhouses behind my place decades ago, and it was the courtyard for the business. Very cool easy to grow very tolerant of extremes. Live in SW Ohio
Dittos on all the praise you got for your workmanship and the beauty of the final product! I did have a tech question though. At around 8:40 or so, you are using what appears to be a powered chisel. Who makes such a thing and may I ask where one might find one of these?
Thanks mark. The one I have is sold by Axminster tools. I’d certainly NOT recommend it. It fires random blobs of black grease onto the workpiece every now and then. I’m on the process of trying to find a good quality one. When I do il post it on here. If you find one in the mean time I’d love to know which one you select. Cheers for watching 👍🏻
Lovely. Although this spectacular piece is a very elegant shape, I keep wanting to enjoy the inside surface as well. The narrow lip deprives me of that. Its insides are a hidden mystery. My practical self wants to see and experience it as more than a pretty rock to admire on a shelf. I want it all!! Thanks for sharing!
Thanks Renee, I understand your point. I feel this is why we sometimes decide to turn a hollow form over an open vessel.. in this way you can capture the whole range of the wood.. the curve showed the grain of the burl from the side of the grain and across the grain as your eye moves from the side of the piece up to the top. It also shows the continuation of the natural form rather than just seeing a pretty bowl with still see a piece of nature but in a form that will last as a beautiful object for generations to come. I’m forever fascinated by the concept that any one piece of wood can become an infinite amount of finished pieces depending on hot the wood turners chooses to approach the piece. There is no right and wrong. Just lessons to learn for the next piece you make. 😊 Thanks for watching 😊👍🏻
That is absolutely stunning.I hadn't seen or heard of the wood until today,it's amazing.I love the shape,it's perfect.That grain! Thank you.Seriously.I'm grateful for the opportunity to see new and beautiful things I would have otherwise missed.I love it.
@@JackMackWoodturning Hi Jack. No I don't but my Dad did, he made me a clock on his lathe and I love it so much, I just think it's an amazing gift to have and you definitely have that gift. It's just wonderful to see what the piece of wood 🪵 will become, it's so creative.
My favourite part of these wood-turning videos is the beginning, where a piece of wood that is wild and chaotic in appearance begins to take a rounded shape.
Thank you Mr. Jack. Very inspirational to watch a craftsman's hands at work. This generation has no time to watch and learn. It is a shame to because these methods and secrets will be lost in time. Myself I carve with mortar and cast with plaster and the youth today is to much in a hurry. I can go out and buy that. At least some of your work Jack is preserved in time with this film. I remember woodshop in high school. Such an art working with wood. My father was a plasterer so guess what I am? It's okay I am nearly retired and at the top of my industry with many beautiful and creative achievements. My children will never for get watching me work or seeing some of the projects I have worked on. You really inspired me Jack. Maybe for a retirement gift I should ask for a lathe? Hee Hee! Just jokin! I subscribed and I'll be watching Mr. Jack Mack. Thanks again!
Thank you for the lovely comment. I feel you should take up woodturning in your retirement. It’s a beautiful art form. You’ll love it, I’m sure. Thank you for subscribing, I hope you enjoy my upcoming work as well as my previous work. Best wishes J
Watching this mesmerizing video is a lot more calming and healing than the highest priced psychotherapist... and a whole lot cheaper, too! Thanks, Dr. Jack!
Absolutely stunning. Has multiple exquisite patterns that remind me the best polished Malachite pieces I've seen. Do you have a website or on-line store? Thanks for sharing your art- Jeff
UNBELIEVABLE!
Cheers 😊👍🏻
Wahoo!!!!!’
His Doctor. "So apparently after years of splinters being fired at the bottom of his hand, all the particles imbedded and turned the whole thing into wood."
Good for a thimble.
@@TheWereparadox😊
I used to work for a community banking company that celebrated Arbor Day each spring by giving away about 3000 seedling trees to the public as a PR event. Over the years, we gave away Green Ash, Red Bud, Hawthorn and Golden Rain seedlings.This project ran for at least 25 years and probably netted upwards of 7 to 10 thousand new trees in our community assuming about 10 to 15 per cent actually were planted and grew. I think the project ended in the late 1980s so the youngest of these trees would be over 30 years old by now. Since we featured Golden Rain trees every three or so years there is an abundance of mature examples of this species in my hometown and each time I visit, I see them everywhere. Really an unusual and attractive tree in an urban setting. The yellow flowers in June, followed by the tawny-colored lantern seed pods and small, dark green leaves make this a very special tree. To know its wood is so decorative makes me feel really glad I helped bring a large number of these great trees to my old home town.
Wow! What a fantastic idea. If only every town had the initiative to follow in these footsteps. Society grows rich when men plant tree’s of which they will never feel the shade. Thanks for watching 😁👍🏻
There is something very satisfying in the knocking, clacking, rattatat tatting, sizzling, whirring, and humming of the tools and machinery. I appreciate that you didn't dub this with music or rush us through the process or overwhelm the work with words. It is a stunningly beautiful piece of wood, and you brought it out into the light.
God is good.
Thanks Dodie, glad you enjoyed it man. I agree, music can spoil the atmosphere. 😁👍🏻
I agree. I could sometimes just listen to the audio of it.
That's the most sensational graining I've ever seen on a piece of wood. Like silk paisley. Love the shape, too.
Nice one Rich. It was a good find 😊👍🏻
"like silk paisley" , said.
Pure handcrafted artistry. The talent must be as rare as that burl.
Wow kind words indeed.
Thanks for watching 😊👍🏻
A great hobby. Anybody who does not get some kind of creative outlet is missing one of the greatest pleasures in life. And you don't have to be an artist to get the full enjoyment of it.
True that Kermit. Thanks for watching 😊👍🏻
@@JackMackWoodturning I'm probably wrong, but that looks like linseed oil. But, being a painter, everywhere I look, I see linseed oil. Nothing like the smell of linseed oil based paints.
calling the piece figured would be a massive understatement. It is alive.
Great find wasn’t it?
You edit out the stops along the way, I love to see the wood develope. For me, seeing the lathe spin down and taking a good look at the piece is much more entertaining than watching a blur with shavings flying off. I love your pieces, just great work. I was kinda saving that comment from past videos, when you switched to hallowing and I saw the grain pattern, holy cow. That is a lottery win piece of wood.
Hi William, thank you for the constructive feedback.. I realise now that I have missed out that aspect in this video. It good to know what the viewers enjoy about my videos and what you’d like to see more of. I will definitely keep this in mind while editing future videos.
Thanks for the kind words and I hope my coming videos are more enjoyable to watch.
Jack.
WHAT. The shot with the chips flying right into the camera was the best shot! Like, WHOA man 😲🥴 SICK!
I both agree and disagree with this. I've seen videos that was satisfying just watching it shape on the lathe then they stop and the grain is beautiful, the imperfections add to the beauty and then they keep taking away from it and I get disappointed until the end. For me I prefer watching it spin and see the chips flying as it shapes. That's very mentally satisfying and relaxing. Then just catching glimpses here and there until the final polish and finished product add to the satisfaction. But as I mentioned I also agree and love seeing how the grain looks while it's getting its shape.
I agree.
I agree. I really like seeing when someone is turning a piece of wood has a lot of personality & live edging in all kinds of shapes and directions. Seeing the progress and even hearing the one turning talks about what is going on inside their head, how the wood is reacting, etc. Just seeing a blur with shavings flying isn't nearly as interesting.
You are right that is the most beautiful wood I have seen on here.
Thanks Lynda. Glad you agree! 👍🏻😊😉
Awesome grain. Love that you left the top opening as a natural edge.
Gives the piece tons of character.
Thank you. I’m glad you enjoyed it 😊👍🏻
Boy is that pretty. Nature makes the best art !
Dude,
That is about the prettiest wood I have ever seen some turn. That is definitely a keeper. I don't think that piece would ever leave my house. If you take it to an exhibit someone might offer you too much to turn down for it.
A thought popped in my head while I was watching you sanding. A Sand-o-flex, with about 180 grit paper in it, would have saved you a lot of time and done a great job on the bark inclusions.
Great job, great piece.
Cheers buddy.. I don’t think they sell those over here in the uk but from the videos iv watched they seem pretty rampant.. I like to sand in a controlled, thoughtful manner.. you w
See people going wild for hours with power tools and attachments. If they used the right grit at the right time and be thoughtful about the sanding process things get finished a hell of a lot quicker and with a much better finish. I try not to show too much sanding on my videos because people seem to hate it.. for me, sanding is a world of fun. I love it, 😊👍🏻
I used to make jewelry boxes with wood from all over the world. This is the most beautiful wood I've ever seen.
Did you make your boxes on a lathe? Thanks Jack, much appreciated 😉👍🏻
@@JackMackWoodturning No. Multiple shapes, but none were turned. I'm too clumsy and accident prone to use a lathe.
What few pieces of artisan turned wood i have purchased are burl. I love the random veins. This piece is indeed a real beauty. Almost has a marble look to it. Very well done. A true piece of art.
Nice one Ray. Thanks for watching 👍🏻😉
Nature certainly knows how to produce a beauty the human could never aspire to - lovely job of releasing it
Thanks D. Are you a snowboarder?
@@JackMackWoodturning hahaha no my friend
I’m a 52 year old ex Sapper, ex Police sniper instructor and a man with stratospheric blood pressure because I drink too much and get angry too often 👍🏻😂😂
I could sit for hours just staring at the patterns in this piece. Beautiful!
Glad you enjoyed it King. Thanks for watching man 😁👍🏻
The grain of this piece of wood is absolutely stunning.
Life long race car engine machinist here. Greetings from Illinois. My family and I have been watching you for years. We love your work! I just noticed that I am not even subscribed to you. You videos are so good they come through the algorithm anyways. I will subscribe today!! You Rock! Gusty Riverman approved 👌
Thanks a lot G. Sounds like an interesting profession. What you working on right now?
@@JackMackWoodturning Got A big block Chevy and a few short blocks going together. Along with 4 set’s of heads to port and flow 👍
I have to agree with you, truly astonishing.
Thanks Kip. Glad you enjoyed it 😊👍🏻
Exquisite vase, I’m so happy you didn’t add resins and shave the wood down to nothing. You brought out every aspect of the burl.again EXQUISITE. Thank you for your craftsmanship and video.
Thanks Donna. Are you a woodturner?
No, just enjoy watching and wood has a life if it’s own, especially left to it’s own.
Your design has complimented this so well. This piece belongs in a glass case at an exhibit. Can see you making a very good price on this. Stunning!
Thanks for the kind words John. I appreciate you watching 😊👍🏻
What a wonder piece of nature .
Couldn’t agree more Dave. Thanks for watching 😁👍🏻
Man. That grain is spectacular
It’s real is isn’t it.
Thanks for watching 😊👍🏻
Who picks the ads? While watching a beautiful piece of burl being turned, and an ad for seasoned firewood pops up, someone doesn't like the video!!! A really great finished piece!
Hahaha 🤣
Thanks for watching 👍🏻
So far this is my favorite one, you have done. It has a natural opening, it is large and it has a foot. I love the colors and the overall shape.
Thanks Angela. Really glad you like it. Got some interesting stuff lined up for you 😉👍🏻
It's so so um it's um it's so um I don't know it's um I can't think of a word that would describe this awesome piece of wood.
When the beauty of the forest meets the skillful hands of a craftsman the result is a masterpiece. Congratulations.
Thanks A. Much appreciated. Where are you watching from?
My daughter is named 'Golden Rain' in my language in honour of this tree.
Beautiful craftsmanship.
Much appreciated Rialobran. It is a beautiful tree! Thanks for watching 😁👍🏻
Nature is a far better artist than we humans.
Too true jaka
Kept waiting for you to gouge into the wood but you were never going to do that. A master of your craft sir, well done.
Another excellent project and what a beautiful buri looks fantastic thank you.
Thank you. I appreciate you watching 😊
I don't know about anyone else, but I find watching woodturning videos to be very theraputic.
Me too TOWMB. Glad you are enjoying the content ☺️👍🏻
Astounding what nature is capable of, such glorious patterns. Amazing how your woodworking skills honor that beauty!
Thanks Laura, much appreciated. 👍🏻😉
Seriously, I love this piece. I wish I had enough money to buy it.
Or more, the ability to own the equipment to create this work of art.
I know that I could do something very similar, I simply don't have the money to own the equipment to do it with.
Wow! I've never seen wood more figured. I have a golden rain tree, and now I know that it is not only lovely when flowering, but has hidden depths of beauty.
It’s a very lovely tree. It’s also toxic as you may know so be mindful of that.
I appreciate you watching 😊👍🏻
@@JackMackWoodturning I didn't know that, actually. Which part is poisonous?
All of it.. in particular the seed pods. But all parts of the laburnum tree contain a poisonous substance.. it’s not too bad turning it but you don’t want to eat, inhale or ingest any part of it.
Yew trees are similar.
@@JackMackWoodturning I guess it's a good thing it's in our yard - not out in the cattle field! I've never done anything with it except admire it and try to sprout new trees from the seeds - but had no luck. Thanks again for the info.
Очень красиво получилось , структура дерева выглядит замечательно .
Beautiful doesn't even come close to describing this piece! The natural pattern of the wood is stunning!
Thanks Elyse. Glad you enjoyed it 👍🏻😉
What an incredibly beautiful piece!! You have a gift for picking out the best pieces of wood! Love the burl!
Much appreciated David. This was a rare find! Thanks for watching man 😁👍🏻
The intense grain patterns along with the wonderful flaws make this a beautiful piece, especially when you make it shine, brings out the depth. Thank you so much for sharing your wonderful work!
Wonderful finish job pays the wood justice.
Thanks David. I couldn’t agree more. It’s essential. Thank you for watching 👍🏻😊
That you left the opening in its rugged natural state added so much to this piece.
Stunning.
Thanks a lot QR. Where are you watching from?
What a beautiful piece!
The patterns remind me of the storms on Jupiter
You aren’t the first person to say that. Was a beautiful find. Thanks for watching 😉👍🏻
A Burl is a very expensive and rare piece of 🪵 and you treated it well.
The Large Vase and/or Lamp base is a very nice 👍💯 way of showing respect for the piece of 🪵.
Great job 👍💯👌! Well done ✅!!!
Sincerely Yours 🤠 Mr Severance,
"The Cake 😋🍰🥫🎂🥳🎈🎉 Man",
"World 🌎🌍 Cruiser"&"Succulent Collector".
Nice one Steve! 👍🏻
@@JackMackWoodturning I hope you received my email regarding my "Cake 😋🍰🥫🎂🥳🎈🎉 Man "
You asked me info about my Baking Business.
However I 🤠 Mr Severance was trying to finish and something went wrong.
Sorry 😐 " But these things can happen.
Oh by the way Kee on doing what you do " Best "!
Sincerely Yours 🤠 Mr Severance,
"The Cake 😋🍰🥫🎂🥳🎈🎉 Man",
"World 🌎🌍 Cruiser"&"Succulent Collector".
Absolutely stunning grain pattern, Jack you have done a great job showing it at it's best 👏👏👏👏
Thank you Douglas, I appreciate you watching 😊👍🏻
Everytime I watch one of your videos, I think of my grandfather in his woodshop. Thank you
No problem. Was he a woodturner?
@@JackMackWoodturning Yes. I still have some of the things he made.
Probably one of the nicest pieces I’ve ever seen. Absolutely beautiful!
Certainly agree with you about the timber. Stunning.
Thanks Robert, I appreciate you watching. 😊👍🏻
That piece is too beautiful to even begin to describe. Well done, you!
Thanks Michael. Glad you enjoyed it my friend 😁👍🏻
MASTER CRAFTSMAN!!!!! Breathtaking work!
Superb piece of art. Would love to own and display it to family and friends.
Will be up for sale on my website soon! 😉👍🏻
Like the silk of an emperor's robes . . . utterly beautiful grain.
Thanks 👍🏻
That grain is gorgeous! I have never seen this wood before.
Thanks Rebecca. Yeah I’m not surprised, it’s very rare.
Thanks for reminding me to save the burls!
A week and a half ago my 20 acres of hardwood trees blew down in 85 mph straight line winds.
Many of the cherry and red oak have nice burls.
Oh goodness, sorry to hear that Eagle, what a disaster. Save the burls indeed!! Thanks for watching 😁👍🏻
@@JackMackWoodturning If interested, this is a video that I made for my elderly mother.
This place here used to be my mom and dad's cottage.
ua-cam.com/video/t4kQZnUdcQQ/v-deo.html
Really breaks my heart to lose the trees.
🥺 Ah that looks pretty catastrophic, sorry man. You do seem to have a great deal of lovely wood now though. Might as well make the most of it buddy! 🙏👍🏻
@@JackMackWoodturning already working on that one.
The Amish people are going to build us a cabin from our wood and in turn I'm going to give them wood, a whole lot of it!
As an added bonus I'll never have to buy firewood again! 👍
A log cabin made from you own wood! This sounds amazing. And from the storm comes a ray of sunshine. Would love to see it once it’s built. 😁👍🏻
That is heartbreakingly beautiful!
Thank you Ron. Obviously it’s all Mother Natures work. I just let it out. I appreciate you watching 😊👍🏻
My grandpa used to turn tree knots into tables. They are some of the coolest things I've ever seen.
Nice P. Do you have any pics?
I'm sooo glad it's Not a bowl, it's beautiful.
What’s wrong with bowls 🤣
Absolutely Gorgeous. I love the way it came out.
Thanks Sally. Glad you enjoyed it 👍🏻😉
Your work is so exquisite to begin with, but for some reason, this particular piece made me smile when you showed the final product.
Gorgeous, just stunningly gorgeous.
That is beautiful wood, and a great job turning it too! Good stuff!
Thank you. Cheers for watching 😊👍🏻
At last a timber piece that doesn’t require litres of resin to make it look half decent. This piece is really stunning with the grain being highlighted like that. This piece is beautiful well done.
Thank King 👑 Much appreciated 😉👍🏻
I'm a sucker for the squat, organic forms! This turned out to be a beautiful piece. Well done...👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Cheers Jake. Thanks for watching 😁👍🏻
There is a Golden Rain tree behind my building. They are really an interesting tree. I stumped 2 tree companies, none knew what it was. Used to be a greenhouses behind my place decades ago, and it was the courtyard for the business. Very cool easy to grow very tolerant of extremes. Live in SW Ohio
Hey Lexi. Yeah they are a great looking tree. Don’t really see many around these days unfortunately. Thanks for watching 😁👍🏻
@@JackMackWoodturning Hi..are these trees indigenous to North America and do you know where the name comes from?Absolutely beautiful wood...
Stunning patterns in the wood
It’s beautiful. Have you ever turned any ?
Your right, that is a beautiful piece of wood.
Is it the best you have seen ?
What an absolutely stunning piece of wood and what a beautiful piece you made out of it Jack thanks for sharing it with us
Thanks Wade. I appreciate you watching 😊👍🏻
Always amazes me how someone can hollow out a container like this... nice work and beautiful results!
Thanks J. What would you use it for?
Dittos on all the praise you got for your workmanship and the beauty of the final product!
I did have a tech question though. At around 8:40 or so, you are using what appears to be a powered chisel. Who makes such a thing and may I ask where one might find one of these?
Thanks mark. The one I have is sold by Axminster tools. I’d certainly NOT recommend it. It fires random blobs of black grease onto the workpiece every now and then. I’m on the process of trying to find a good quality one. When I do il post it on here. If you find one in the mean time I’d love to know which one you select.
Cheers for watching 👍🏻
Oh wow, wow, wow. Just stunning grain. Beautiful.
Thanks Margie. Are you a pilot? 👩✈️
@@JackMackWoodturning A pilot? No, just a fascinated fan of woodturners.
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Lovely. Although this spectacular piece is a very elegant shape, I keep wanting to enjoy the inside surface as well. The narrow lip deprives me of that. Its insides are a hidden mystery. My practical self wants to see and experience it as more than a pretty rock to admire on a shelf.
I want it all!! Thanks for sharing!
Thanks Renee, I understand your point. I feel this is why we sometimes decide to turn a hollow form over an open vessel.. in this way you can capture the whole range of the wood.. the curve showed the grain of the burl from the side of the grain and across the grain as your eye moves from the side of the piece up to the top. It also shows the continuation of the natural form rather than just seeing a pretty bowl with still see a piece of nature but in a form that will last as a beautiful object for generations to come.
I’m forever fascinated by the concept that any one piece of wood can become an infinite amount of finished pieces depending on hot the wood turners chooses to approach the piece. There is no right and wrong. Just lessons to learn for the next piece you make. 😊
Thanks for watching 😊👍🏻
I could watch wood turning for hours. Always wished to give it a go
There’s no time like now and it is always now! 😊👍🏻
Very impressive. I love it.
Cheers Rick, thanks for watching 👍🏻
All work & no play 😉
Pleasure to watch that piece reveal itself
Cheers Paul. Glad you enjoyed it 😊👍🏻
That is absolutely stunning.I hadn't seen or heard of the wood until today,it's amazing.I love the shape,it's perfect.That grain! Thank you.Seriously.I'm grateful for the opportunity to see new and beautiful things I would have otherwise missed.I love it.
Thanks for the kind words Jacqueline. Much appreciated. Glad you are enjoying the content. Got a load of great video’s lined up for you. 👀 ☺️👍🏻
Is it actually Golden Chain? Rather than "Rain"
@@markfreeland1027 Golden rain tree is Koelreuteria Paniculata, while golden chain tree is Laburnum Gyroides
Yikes! I'll be looking up "Golden Rain Burl". Gorgeous material done justice. Nice.
Thanks Mr Tombo. Glad you enjoyed it 😉👍🏻
The grain of the wood is spectacular. I’m so glad you didn’t fill in with resin!
Haha me too! Thanks for watching Janie. 😉👍🏻
Hi Jack. You have an amazing gift in your hands ✋ I want to encourage you to keep creating your pieces of work, DREAM BIG. Valerie
Thanks Valerie. Do you do any woodturning?
@@JackMackWoodturning Hi Jack. No I don't but my Dad did, he made me a clock on his lathe and I love it so much, I just think it's an amazing gift to have and you definitely have that gift. It's just wonderful to see what the piece of wood 🪵 will become, it's so creative.
That is beautiful. Love the shape.
Thanks a lot Koff. Glad you enjoyed it 😁👍🏻
Just starting out wood turning. I can only pray I am half as good as your talent after practicing.Thanks for sharing your talent.
Nice one Tim. Thanks for watching 😊👍🏻
WOW 😳 it is beautiful 🤩
Thank you 😊
Wow, when it's polished, the grain is so golden it looks like Tiger's Eye gemstone...
Beautiful isn’t it. Such a lovely piece of wood. 😉👍🏻
@@JackMackWoodturning Very much so!
I love Golden Rain wood. I have one of those trees and I've made small ornaments from storm damaged and dead limbs
Stunning piece, Jack! Love the detail that you have brought out in the work.
Nice one Magic. Are you a magician?
Literally looks like Venus 😍😍😍
I thought Jupiter. Same concept though. Thanks for watching Furry! 😉👍🏻
Lovelly work Jack, that;s a spectacular piece. Stay safe, John
Cheers John. Thanks for the 😊👍🏻
My favourite part of these wood-turning videos is the beginning, where a piece of wood that is wild and chaotic in appearance begins to take a rounded shape.
Have you watched a lot of turning video’s B?
@@JackMackWoodturning I've seen a couple dozen of them, from a few different channels.
Which is your favourite?
Stunning!
Thank you. Glad you enjoyed it
Stunning............LOVE the grain
Thanks M. It was a nice find wasn’t it?
This one i sSTUNNING!! The natural color of the burl, is amazing. U r gift is so rewarding to watch!! Merry Christmas from Colorado!!
Merry Christmas J. Thanks for watching 😉👍🏻
Thank you Mr. Jack. Very inspirational to watch a craftsman's hands at work. This generation has no time to watch and learn. It is a shame to because these methods and secrets will be lost in time. Myself I carve with mortar and cast with plaster and the youth today is to much in a hurry. I can go out and buy that. At least some of your work Jack is preserved in time with this film. I remember woodshop in high school. Such an art working with wood. My father was a plasterer so guess what I am? It's okay I am nearly retired and at the top of my industry with many beautiful and creative achievements. My children will never for get watching me work or seeing some of the projects I have worked on. You really inspired me Jack. Maybe for a retirement gift I should ask for a lathe? Hee Hee! Just jokin! I subscribed and I'll be watching Mr. Jack Mack. Thanks again!
Thank you for the lovely comment. I feel you should take up woodturning in your retirement. It’s a beautiful art form. You’ll love it, I’m sure.
Thank you for subscribing, I hope you enjoy my upcoming work as well as my previous work.
Best wishes
J
Beautiful, almost the same figure and colour as 'Australian Cyprus Pine' I've haven't found Burls but the tree roots are much the same
Nice one Rick. I’ll see if I can get my hands on some. Thanks for watching 😁😎
Another beautiful piece.
Cheers Randy 😊👍🏻
Woodworker: What gorgeous wood, light oil
NoClassKaren: it’s the perfect size, paint it pink
Haha. Iv’e met her a few times 😂👍🏻
Genuinely excited to see the result as I read the comments!
Hope you liked it Ryan. 😉👍🏻
Another stunning work of art!!! ❤️
Much appreciated Mollconn. Glad you enjoyed it 😁👍🏻
LAMP BASE. OUTSTANDING WORK, JM.
Thanks TKAV. Glad you enjoyed it buddy 😊👍🏻
must be nice to be good at something
You can be good at it
Watching this mesmerizing video is a lot more calming and healing than the highest priced psychotherapist... and a whole lot cheaper, too! Thanks, Dr. Jack!
Haha no problem at all Dean. Happy to help 😉👍🏻
Wow!!! What gorgeous wood. Great job...
Thanks. I feel lucky to have such beautiful wood available.
Iv been fascinated by these videos recently. So satisfying to watch. It’s Making me want to get myself a lathe
Do it! Happy to help if you do! 👍🏻😊
Absolutely stunning. Has multiple exquisite patterns that remind me the best polished Malachite pieces I've seen.
Do you have a website or on-line store?
Thanks for sharing your art- Jeff
Hi Jeff. Not at the moment. I am hoping to set something up next week! Thanks for watching man 😉👍🏻
@@JackMackWoodturning Please let me know when you do and how to reach you. Thx
It's gorgeous, you brought out the hidden beauty in the lump of wood, That's skill, well done !
Much appreciated Dawn. Thanks for watching 👍🏻😉
Absolutely Other-Worldly gorgeous wood. Well done!
Nice one B! Thanks for watching 😊👍🏻
Stunning, love to own a work of art like that, a true craftsman to see the potential in the wood .❤