Thanks for watching and let me know below if you have any questions 😊 Check out some of my items in my online shop: Website: www.davidswoodturning.co.uk
I love your creations. Amazing! It's probably a dumb question, but I'm really curious to know if the goblet is functional. Obviously, I am ignorant about this kind of work. Even if it's just a piece of art, it's beautiful. This is the kind of art that I can appreciate. Thanks for sharing your talent.
@@OkayImLisa Thank you. It is mainly for decoration purpose. Just like most of my items I look at them most like as am artistic creations to brighten up a home/gallery
When he was alive, my brother always made these goblets with these little hula-hoops around them - only in miniatures! He made them all in his woodshop class in our high school and I took shop because of him but I never got that good, lol. I always wondered how he made them! I actually got kind of emotional, watching this, realizing that this must have been how he did it. Silly. Our woodshop teacher really loved him, too... he was one of his favorite students. He [teacher] made the urn for his ashes when he died, and he still has my brother's various creations displayed throughout his class 10+ years later.
@@Archiekunst We'd love to know, too. He was perfectly healthy and then one day, he just collapsed. He fell into a coma at the hospital, and then came to for half a day. Then he fell back in again, but this time his organs starting shutting down, one by one, until he was completely brain dead and kept alive by life support. He was 23 and I was 21 at the time. It really was difficult because our mother couldn't handle it and signed Power of Attorney over to me, and I had to make the decision to take him off life support. I don't regret that decision, but it's still a difficult one. There were autopsies (I'd requested a second one later), but no one could figure out what exactly the cause of death was. This video really made me emotional and want to go look at some of his trinkets he'd made. You're right that they immortalize him in a way :) thank you for that sentiment.
I'm new to these woodturning videos, and am totally stunned by the imagination, creativity and skill on display. It makes me appreciate the amount of time/care that goes into these works of art. Bravo!
Same here as I watched my first one yesterday. Today UA-cam suggested some wood turning videos and I watched part of one then clicked on another but they just weren’t as satisfying as these. So here I am!
Stunning. I normally get bored when I see craftsmen making resin tables and bowls but this one is extraordinary. Along with your metal seal at the bottom this product becomes top notch.
I'm amazed by how much material simply vanishes in these turning videos. It is like magic. Using the goblet to polish the inside of the rings is a neat idea.
my grandpa mel turned a rattle for me and my sister when we were born, and they both have those captive rings. I always wondered how he did it. I never got to meet him, but his work in wood turning has made a huge impact on the art form, and it’s cool to learn more about it 22 years later ☺️
This is beautiful. I love the colours together. I do wish you had polished it more instead of spraying a finish onto it, but it still looks great. Great video. 👍
Beautiful work, David. I was surprised by how blue it turned out. It really did look quite greenish teal as you mixed the resin. I think the blue is much prettier, great job!
Thank you Lucy 😀 I tried new resin pigments and they seem to shift colours during curing. But agree the blue was a better colour match with the wood so it is a happy accident 🙂
Hello David Let me just say that it is awesome to watch you create the things you do on here! I can watch for hours!! Also I was wondering if there is somewhere I could purchase/order a goblet like the one made here?
Hi Kurt, Thank you 😀 Please have a look at my website (link in description) for more of my items. We can also discuss bespoke order if you drop me an email via my website. Many thanks
Please support my channel by subscribing and hit the notification bell button so you will not miss my future projects. 😃 ua-cam.com/users/DavidsWoodturning Also let me know below in the comments what would you like to see and will add this onto my to do list :)
That's KEWL !!! Ive done a lot of wood lathe work, but gluing that sanding screen on there to sand the inside radiuses of your rings was careful planning and genius ! I learned a bunch of tricks from your video!!! VERY NICE !!! Thank You Bill, from Tn. 🇺🇸
I've watched several videos from several users and this is the first time I've seen someone make an object with a complex outline other than some natural details left at the top. Awesome! The rings around the goblet's neck are a nice touch.
Incredible work jack. It's been a dream of mine to have a full fledged wood shop. If i could create furniture and wooden items for a living then I would be happy in life. Your videos inspire me to do it.
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Thanks for watching and let me know below if you have any questions 😊
Check out some of my items in my online shop:
Website: www.davidswoodturning.co.uk
small shop but real craftship
i like your video
I love your creations. Amazing!
It's probably a dumb question, but I'm really curious to know if the goblet is functional. Obviously, I am ignorant about this kind of work. Even if it's just a piece of art, it's beautiful. This is the kind of art that I can appreciate. Thanks for sharing your talent.
@@OkayImLisa Thank you. It is mainly for decoration purpose. Just like most of my items I look at them most like as am artistic creations to brighten up a home/gallery
Why do you put things in that big pot?
When he was alive, my brother always made these goblets with these little hula-hoops around them - only in miniatures! He made them all in his woodshop class in our high school and I took shop because of him but I never got that good, lol. I always wondered how he made them! I actually got kind of emotional, watching this, realizing that this must have been how he did it. Silly.
Our woodshop teacher really loved him, too... he was one of his favorite students. He [teacher] made the urn for his ashes when he died, and he still has my brother's various creations displayed throughout his class 10+ years later.
Thank you very much for sharing this!
o7 to your bro
Very sad. May I ask how he passed away? Art makes us immortal.
@@Archiekunst We'd love to know, too. He was perfectly healthy and then one day, he just collapsed. He fell into a coma at the hospital, and then came to for half a day. Then he fell back in again, but this time his organs starting shutting down, one by one, until he was completely brain dead and kept alive by life support. He was 23 and I was 21 at the time.
It really was difficult because our mother couldn't handle it and signed Power of Attorney over to me, and I had to make the decision to take him off life support. I don't regret that decision, but it's still a difficult one. There were autopsies (I'd requested a second one later), but no one could figure out what exactly the cause of death was.
This video really made me emotional and want to go look at some of his trinkets he'd made. You're right that they immortalize him in a way :) thank you for that sentiment.
@@olgs37 Sorry for your loss.
I'm new to these woodturning videos, and am totally stunned by the imagination, creativity and skill on display. It makes me appreciate the amount of time/care that goes into these works of art. Bravo!
Thank you 😀
totally agree beautiful works of art so enjoyable to watch.
You pretty much just took the words right out of my mouth! I am in awe 😱💖
Same here as I watched my first one yesterday. Today UA-cam suggested some wood turning videos and I watched part of one then clicked on another but they just weren’t as satisfying as these. So here I am!
Hahaha same here, watched my first yesterday and I am now hooked. It's like some kind of magic.😮❤
Nobody in the whole wide world could do that better. Never stop doing that. My compliments.
Thank you so much 😀
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This was absolutely Fascinating to watch you at your craft! Mesmerizing! New sub from Kansas.
Stunning. I normally get bored when I see craftsmen making resin tables and bowls but this one is extraordinary. Along with your metal seal at the bottom this product becomes top notch.
Сказать нечего.Остаётся только восхищаться!👏
Vero e Giusto!!!
Sabrina 👍👋
I admire and am increasingly enchanted by your work! Congratulations!!!
Thank you! Cheers!
I love your unusual wood work. Beautiful!
Wow that is one of the most detailed and coolest things I've seen
i find these types of videos really relaxing keep up the good work!
That is absolutely amazing! I love the shade of blue you used.❤
Absolutely gorgeous!
I'm amazed by how much material simply vanishes in these turning videos. It is like magic. Using the goblet to polish the inside of the rings is a neat idea.
100% guaranteed I’d die of this was one of the choices in Indiana Jones & the Last Crusade.
Always enjoy watching a master craftsman.
Thanks 👍
The captive rings were an absolutely masterful touch
Thx
Wow that is stunning! I just love the combo of wood and resin. 😍
you simply wake up and piss excellence sir David.....that's a master piece.
Thank you so much 😀
This is REAALY amazing! Thanks for sharing your work with us! I appreciate your efforts!
Glad you enjoy it! Thanks Carol :)
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Handing the passion satisfaction and patience at the same time, dam
Uma verdadeira obra de arte.
A wooden tankard with those materials would be amazing, can never find one with a unique design like that goblet.
What a beautiful and exquisite one-of-a-kind creation!! Amazing handiwork!!
Thanks so much 😀
Talk about knowing your tools, your medium, and your ideas... WOW!!!!
Thank you!
A truly beautiful piece! You are a true artist David
Thank you so much 😀
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Wow that’s a nice piece! Some really good techniques you used that I’m gonna “borrow”.
New to this channel, but just subscribed. This was masterful, loved watching you create this!
Thank you so much 🙂
This takes me back...to watching my dad out in his shop!
Genial esse suporte com as três rodinhas! Parabéns pela criatividade. :)
WOW!! WOW!!! WOW!! What an astoundingly beautiful work of art.
So beautiful!! I love the color!!
Thanks so much 😀
作品も技も美しい。大好きなものに囲まれて生きたいと強く思いました。
That is unique and gorgeous! I’ll take a matching set of 4 lol 😂
No probs, coming up right now 😅 Thanks Serah!
my grandpa mel turned a rattle for me and my sister when we were born, and they both have those captive rings. I always wondered how he did it. I never got to meet him, but his work in wood turning has made a huge impact on the art form, and it’s cool to learn more about it 22 years later ☺️
That is gorgeous, definitely gorgeous! Great choice of resin colour! Well done!
Thank you 😀
I think this has been my favorite piece so far.
This is beautiful. I love the colours together. I do wish you had polished it more instead of spraying a finish onto it, but it still looks great. Great video. 👍
Thank you! 😊
See??? This is how you do it!! Not burning people to death like those dangerous "tutorials"... You're work is amazing!!! 🙌🏻❤️🙌🏻
Beautiful work, David. I was surprised by how blue it turned out. It really did look quite greenish teal as you mixed the resin. I think the blue is much prettier, great job!
Thank you Lucy 😀 I tried new resin pigments and they seem to shift colours during curing. But agree the blue was a better colour match with the wood so it is a happy accident 🙂
I'm so envious cause I don't have an ounce of artistic blood in me! But I absolutely love your work Dave! God has blessed you with amazing skills!
Thank you :)
Stunning use of color combinations!!!!
Hello David Let me just say that it is awesome to watch you create the things you do on here! I can watch for hours!! Also I was wondering if there is somewhere I could purchase/order a goblet like the one made here?
Hi Kurt, Thank you 😀 Please have a look at my website (link in description) for more of my items. We can also discuss bespoke order if you drop me an email via my website. Many thanks
I was “TODAY YEARS OLD” when I first saw how they do those rings on stems … so very cool ❤️❤️
Thank you! 😊
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Hello, how do you manage to keep in the degasser? If I put it under the edge, then in the chamber the resin rises up and pours out
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Please do the same for me
David, I live in cali and have wood from China nice big 7" x 7" x 52". Maybe we can work something out!!! Hit me back!
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I don't think I've ever gotten dizzy from a video before but 10:49 got me lol. Beautiful project btw.
Wow!!! the results is breathtaking
Okay that was incredible.
That wet sanding finish is awesome
Thanks Antonio 😀 Wet sanding works very well with resin 👍
@@DavidsWoodturning you're welcome‼
I remember trying woodtuning in shop classin gradeschool in Ukraine. Wish I took it more seriously haha
How can one man be so creative! I just am amazed at your artistic ability. You truly are a master “woodie”.
Thank you so much 🙂
A wonderful piece of art has been created!
That's KEWL !!!
Ive done a lot of wood lathe work, but gluing that sanding screen on there to sand the inside radiuses of your rings was careful planning and genius ! I learned a bunch of tricks from your video!!!
VERY NICE !!! Thank You
Bill, from Tn. 🇺🇸
I've watched several videos from several users and this is the first time I've seen someone make an object with a complex outline other than some natural details left at the top. Awesome! The rings around the goblet's neck are a nice touch.
Thank you
@@DavidsWoodturning You're welcome.
wow I've never seen anyone makes rings like that. really cool!
Just wanna say those could make some fancy bongs.
Dave sells the good stuff
beautiful piece.very eye catching
Thank you so much 😀
Very beautiful! Your patience shows!
Thank you so much Nancy 😀
VIELEN LIEBEN DANK...FRIEDEN und FREIHEIT...
Art is a whim of nature. This is the next level.
Thank you 😀
I’m like half way through the video and it’s great so far. I can only imagine this guy can carve the Goblet of Fire out of wood!
That's pretty damn wild my friend. WOW JUST WOW
Another absolutely gorgeous piece David! The blue shades against the beautiful shades & grains of the burl wood is jaw-dropping!
Thank you so much 😀
WOW, GREAT grain and color choice. Came out wonderful! !! !!!
Thank you very much!
Incredible work jack. It's been a dream of mine to have a full fledged wood shop. If i could create furniture and wooden items for a living then I would be happy in life. Your videos inspire me to do it.
Just call me David. Thanks :)
Made for a King!
Excellent workmanship
Very Beautiful Piece
Thank you so much!
Lindo trabalho, ficou perfeito. Parabéns 🫡✌️🇧🇷
Belongs in a museum
That is just beautiful!
Thank you so much 😀
ВЕЛИКОЛЕПНО....Мастерски выполнено...золотые руки...
That piece turned out wonderfully!
Thank you 😀
So beautiful! I have stars in my eyes! Thank you David!!!🤩🤩🤩😁
Thank you so much 😀
Impossible mission accomplished. 👌
Thank you for sharing.
Thank you 😀
Beautiful, very impressive. Thank you for sharing your talents with us.
Thank you! Cheers!
i would love to see some nice big beer mug with hidden pocket and nicely shaped holder.. possibly with finger trail marks..
Only one word. STUNNING !
Thank you 😊
Beautiful, creative, artistry!!!
I felt like i could smell the lacquer 😂 excellent work
The goblet is beautiful! Wow!
Thanks 😀
I have to say :you have style man.
Wow! Just wow!
Wow. Love that color with the burl.
Thanks John, much appreciated :)
Wow truly beautiful amazing
Thank you! Cheers!
Beautiful piece...
Very nice work sir. Looks great. Now let’s see one with green in the voids. Excellent!
thank you :)
IT'S BEAUTIFUL
Thank you so much :)
That is so beautiful! 😊😊😊
honestly wouldve taken the first finished section by itself. big fat goblet fit for a loot goblin like myself
Looks wonderful, friend. Great job.
BEAUTIFUL
Stunning
Geweldig , heel erg mooi !!
Goblet for a King
Stunningly, beautifully gorgeous bro...one of the best things I've seen on any wood turning channel for real.
Wow, thank you!
Bada bing! Gorgeous!
Wow, this was AMAZING! Im so impressed. First time I see one of your video, but I subscribed and will watch all of them. Thanks!
Awesome! Thank you!
You're a creative man👍🏻