Woodturning - The Massive Resin Goblet!
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- Опубліковано 29 вер 2024
- Woodturning - In this video, I combine super clear Artcast from Designer Epoxy and some beautiful maple burl to make this one of a kind wine glass. Along with this weeks project we will be doing the draw for the 3 gallon kit from Designer Epoxy as well, please like and share, thanks!
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So gorgeous! Thank you for taking time to explain the "why" you make decisions to make changes. I'm just a new beginner, so it's great to get answers to questions before I even know I need them!
You are so welcome! Thanks for watching!
Brilliant piece! It could be glass! Your presentation style is a real gift... authentic with clear explanations and a great sense of humor. Congrats on reaching 80K!
Thank you very much!
Congratulations on 80 thousand subscribers 👏 Absolutely love the wine glass. Keep warm.
Thank you! Will do!
Ohhhh, I like this piece. A large wine glass. Very cool.
Glad you like it! Thanks
Stunning piece, the bowl did come out amazingly. It's cold too in the UK, and damp. So I just watched this under an electric blanket while fending off my food obsessed elderly cat who wanted my snacks.
Thank you very much! Can’t wait until it gets -30C here, lol 😂
It’s really hot down here, I’m watching this sweating away, wishing for some of that snow.
I think lots of people feel the same, then after shoveling for an hour there all cured of that notion, haha. Thanks for watching
@@SpragueWoodturning that’s a great looking wineglass. Perfect for one of those double cocktails with two straws.
Perfection in a cup, the best thing you ever made
Wow, thanks!
Wow! That looks like a turbulant ocean! How beautiful!
Thank you!
That did turn out spectacular. You will have to show it later when filled with corks.
Thanks for watching
NAILED IT!!! As much as I’m sure you were initially bummed to make the change, I really think the second base is a much better fit. Only problem is my wife saw it and now guess what’s next on my list! Also - I think you might be the reason DE is always out of Blue Laguna and Emerald Green! Great combo! Thanks Jim!
Yes, the second base is much better. Thanks for watching!
Wow, good for just one drink, this would be great for my wife
She already said that on Facebook, haha. Thanks!
Jim, what a way to start off the new year.6 days in and I already have a new favorite piece. The colors in this piece are absolutely fantastic. Such beautiful work. Thank you for sharing.
Thank you very much!
That would hold so much wine, lol. It's quite pretty in the light!
Thank you very much!
That is an absolutely beautiful piece that you did love the epoxy that you made out of the bowl it is just gorgeous
Thank you so much 😀
Absolutely beautiful.
Thank you very much!
Good work! Great artist
Thank you so much 😀
Beautiful! What a great idea.
Thank you! Cheers!
The glass turned out gorgeous!! The effect of the resin is SPECTACULAR!
And congrats to Peter on the Designer Epoxy win. Hopefully you can add some cool intrigue to your work! :)
Thank you very much!
really happy to see some clear mixed with some color, that’s my all time favorite effect to pull off with resin. to me it looks like those colorful oil sheens on water mixed with a stained glass window. absolutely gorgeous 👍
Awesome! Thank you!
The translucent look is amazing, great job.
As far as the color separation with the deep cast is concerned try testing a small amount and leave it in a cold area over night to start gelling up. Then once they're thick as honey pour them together and move them to your warm space to cure under pressure. I'm sure the cold overnight will give you the separation you're looking for.
Yes, the wait time is the key, thanks!
Cool Shit Man;)) Designer Epoxy Rocks;))
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Your wife is right of course, "smoth" is much better😏
She is sometimes 😜😜 thanks!
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Your work and creativity just keep getting better and better, Jim. The bit of color in the base really ties the whole project together.
Congratulations on 80K. Well earned for certain.
Thanks a bunch!
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How brilliant that you follow through on all the challenges your wife sets for you - and create something so impressive that you end up getting fond of it yourself 😁
I love the colours in this piece, Jim, as well as the style. As I don't drink, if I was being well behaved I would fill it with nuts or fruit... but if not so well-behaved then that is the best candy bowl (or sweet bowl in the UK) that I could have in my home 🙄
Congrats on the 80k and nice to see the subscriptions climbing up every day.
Thank you so much! She challenges me daily, haha. Thanks for watching!
I like it. The combination of the clear with the colors came out wonderfully. I hope your Wife is pleased with it. Congrats to the winner of the resin.
Thanks so much!
Congrats on the 80k~! You deserve every subscriber!
This piece made me speechless. That epoxy really cured up clear, despite the logical conclusion that it would at least fracture.
Once again, stunning work. So glad there are people like you that aren't afraid to openly share and discuss their muck-ups. Your honesty is so refreshing. Thank you for making this fellow Ontarian proud... 👏🥰👏
Thank you very much! I really appreciate it!
That wine glass is almost big enough for my mother in law! God rest her soul.
Lol, thanks!
If you made another one with a shorter stem, that would make a beautiful candy dish or cookie serving dish. Your choice of colors are great together. The way they swirled together are super nice. Wonderful work.
Thanks for watching!
It is pretty! The art cast is so transparent, I am glad that you added the clear to the end .
Thank you!
I love how the wine glass came out. It is quite large, but you need enough space for those corks! It is so pretty, and the colors go together so well. Nice job!
Thanks so much! 😊
Can't get over how stunning the bowl/glass turned out! Always amazed by the Bob Ross "Happy Accidents" that happens to skilled artisans. What I wanted to comment on was the stem/base. At first I thought it would look better with a darker wood - mahogany or dark cherry. But after looking at the finished piece, it struck me how much it resembles the texture of cork! So the color and texture will carry though the project. Nice thinking, Jim!! (Good luck with the tractor. Don't let it run over you!!)
Now that you mention it, it actually does look like cork! Thanks for watching!
Happy accidents are what happens when you look at problems as opportunities for creative solutions instead of blockades. There's always a way around something, and an artistic piece always turns out so much better if the problems you encounter along the way are used to make it even better!
I've started working with a medium that's pretty much all about that! Most of what you're doing is gluing decorative pieces on to hide the imperfections on the egg. My decorative eggs have gotten really stunning and even when I go over what something was added to cover over, people just keep looking at the piece and going, "Man, I can't imagine this thing without that! It's too pretty!"
Jim, I don’t remember getting notified about this video, but then I actually have UA-cam queued to your channel every Friday ready for 0900, when I can
If the viewership is down on this video, it might be the thumbnail of you pretending to drink from the “wine glass”. Maybe change the thumbnail? Just a thought.
This could be the issue too. Thanks for watching
Well this project took my breath away from beginning to end. I can hear the excitement in your voice as you worked on this and at almost 0200 hours I'm like a kid at Christmas sneaking around the tree shaking the boxes and can't wait til morning. I can see this sitting on my table full of sea shells and star fish.
Thanks so much!
The wine glass looks great Jim. I've watched a lot of your videos and it's clear that you are always trying to get the best result possible. This is something I admire in you. Keep up the great work and thanks for another great video.
Thanks, will do!
Stunning piece. Love the "glass" effect the clear resin gives. The colors really highlight the resin. Great job as always. This would be a great stand alone bowl.
Yes it would be. Thank you very much!
Hi Jim, I really love the end result with the epoxy, the colors and the clear play great together. It was also fun to see that i had 2 chances in the epoxy giveaway. Congrats to Peter
Many thanks, you were close!
Absolutely gorgeous! I love how the colors blend with the clear resin, as well as the bit of color in the stem and base. Your wife must be a happy lady 😃
She is, thanks!
The best wine glass I have ever seen. Great idea to put corks in it and of course with that stunning piece you can do anything. Resin work is so pretty. I am sure it will be another stunning, functional piece in your home.
Thanks so much!
Today I caught myself watching your videos instead of in the shop turning my stuff!!
That is awesome! Thanks!
I'm callin; that a goblet. Well executed. I think your wife will be happy with it!
She loves it, thanks!
that goblet is beautiful and I'm sure your wife will love it the bowl came out amazing
She does. Thanks so much!
The resin for the top turned out beautifully. The replacement foot fits the stem pattern much better. The resin in the foot really ties in with the resin cup
Totally, thanks!
Hi Jim, it's beautiful. I bet your wife loves it. Have a great day!!
Thanks so much, she does!
I like it, wood and all. Can one do the same without the wood. Three pieces , put together or not and color added.
It could be done in two section, the cup part and stem and base casted together. Thanks
I absolutely love this idea of your wife's, and it turned out beautifully!
Thank you very much!
That has to be the ultimate statement piece! The resin alone is incredibly gorgeous!
Thanks 😊
Happy Friday and Congrats on 80k! 🍷 cheers!
Thanks so much!
It's gorgeous!!!
ALMOST hoped you'd use the carafe part as a bowl & make another...the patterning is amazing!!!
It's STILL perfect!!!
Honestly.....it almost looks like some crystal I have that's called "Aurora Dawn".
Congratulations Peter Kipfer!!
Thank you! 😊
Bottoms Up! Hi Jim. Awesome wine glass. The resin swirls are amazing. Beautiful piece. Take care. 😊😊
Thanks, you too!
I also wanted to comment on your project. I love the entire project. The resin mixture is beautiful, and the stem and foot turned out beautifully. I liked the first burl on the foot but each to his own. I watch many of your videos and I am learning a lot and appreciate the time you take explaining the details. I look forward to your next project.
Thank you so much! I really appreciate it!
Woohoo Jim something different, that'll test your skill level out,and you know what you haven't disappointed. Great colour separation just amazing. Oh you all so know HAPPY WIFE HAPPY LIFE.Ernie smith from brisbane Australia
That’s what they say, lol. Thanks for watching!
SPECTACULAR 🎉 The clear resin and colours are beautifully interactive with the stem n base. Awesome Job Jim!! 👍
The Wife was right 😉
Congratulations on 80k subscribers
Thank you! I really appreciate it!
Another great project. Momma best be happy with it. It’s beautiful.
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Yes! Thank you!
I saw the thumbnail and thought: Wow, this is the Goblet of Fire from Harry Potter! Or is it a wine glass from Asgard?
What a great piece of art! I don´t drink wine but I would put this little LED fairy lights inside for effect. That would be a spectacular eyecatcher. I´m officially in LOVE... with a wine glass. LOL. 🤭 There´s a first time for everything, they say. 😉
Lights inside will be cool too. Might even look better when it’s filled with corks. Thanks for watching!
Awesome creativity! Now Jim, when are you going to learn to stop asking your wife what she thinks about a project BEFORE it's completed? I'm just kidding...the new base fit much better (the look) than the first one. I'm not sure how much I drank on NYE, but I bet it was at least 5 of those! At least, that's what my head said the next morning! Well, the resin is spectacular and if it takes less than a year to fill it with corks, y'all are winos! Happy New Year!
Same to you as well! I payed for it too on New Year’s Day, lol.
Awesome work again Jim, love the look. Congratulations on the 80k Subscribes here's looking forward to the 90K. Enjoy your Canadian Winter 🏒⛸🎿🛷⛄☃❄⛷🏂😄
Thanks 👍, I’d like to enjoy a Jamaican winter, haha.
I must admit, I could not envision what you were going for. A giant wineglass with clear, blue, green, and gold resin bowl, with a wood stem and base?? Yikes, that sounds …. ummmm ….. interesting? But I actually like it a lot!! That bowl is stunning!!! And you do turn some pretty wood! And that’s why I love watching your channel - you have a great artist’s eye! Really neat finished piece.
Congrats Peter Kipfer! I hoped to at least see my name go into the bowl - 2 doubles and no me. Oh well!!
Thanks for watching!
That. is truly A MASSIVE WINE GLASS!. that casting relyl looks super cool the color seperation and the translucency/outrightclear parts look just very very cool
Thank you very much!
Another fantastic project from you, love it. But i think you put yourself in som trouble this time Jim. Ehen your wifw ask you to make a vineglass for her she think that next time she has some of her friende over for a glass ofvine they all nee similar glasses. Soon she will ask for 15 more glasses like the all looking the same. LOL JUst kidding. :)
Love the mix en look of the colours in the glass.
Looking forward to see more from the up and coming peacock project to.
I had a question for you today, if it was possible to have colourpigment in CA glue but you answered it in this video even before i asked. ;(
Thank you for good video and inspiration for trying new thingd for me.
Take care and be safe.
Greetingd Hans Olav
Thank you very much!
Totally cool project!
Awesome swirls/patterns in your resin.
I too did not initially think I'd like the project, but, your work is so neat that I love the completed "glass".
Congratulations on 80K plus subscriptions!!
Thank you very much!
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And of course he tops himself again. Once again Jim you’ve outdone yourself. You know that every time you do this, you just make it harder for yourself.
No seriously though, it really did come out nice. Top to bottom it looks great. Even if you just did the top part on its own, you’d have a winner.
I hope your wife appreciates the piece, I’m sure she will, and I hope the two of you enjoy filling it up with corks. Cheers 🥂 Jim, and I hope you have a happy new year.
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Thank you for your kind words! I really appreciate it!
I suspect that your rice method didn't work because the shape of the grains would leave tiny air pockets that would not be there when the resin was poured so giving the volume discrepansy.
Wives! ...... Never happy! LOL (Don't tell her I said that).
A job well done I have to say.
Apparently when using this method you need to add 40% to makeup the air space. That pretty much what I mixed up in the second pour. Thanks for watching!
My Good God your videos just keep getting better and better I Love your creativity with everything you make.. Your better than TV ...And day !! Thanks so much you made an older than dirt woman very happy today ... 💕. 👵🙃🙂
Thank you so much 😀
Nice stuff, Jim! Hypothetically, do you think this would work other substances? This video gave me the idea of a ground up onyx or beach sand inlay, but I'm worried if the sand would float.
You could do a small test but the sand shouldn’t float. Thanks
Hi Jim, very nice project to start the year with a Big Cheers Drink ... I retained the rice measurement technique making sur that I would prepare more to compensate possible mistakes, although using transparent art cast turned out very nice. About the Art Cast epoxy I was glad to see you use it for the outside of the bowl. I hesitated doeing so since it had a depth of more thanan inch vertically but less than one horizontaly. My reasoning was that if your pour less than one inch on a 12 x 12 surface it should work, why not around a bowl. Gabriel seemed to believe that we should not do it when I wrote him in this regard. If my meromy is good the resin surplusses that were given out two weeks ago were artcast and they were rather thick. The absence of thermocracking possibly validates this idea. Thus I will try it soon. Last I bought a vacuum by PB AUTO last year and it works perfectly. I would have bought a larger model like yours if it was to be done again.
Thank you and see you next week.
It worked great! Thanks for watching!
I love it, started watching your videos about a month ago and can't get enough. Already watched ALL of them, and can't wait for the next one. Keep up the awesome videos and beautiful projects! Best wishes From Alaska!!
Awesome! Thank you!
OMG!! Stunning, just stunning! 🤩🤩 Love the resin results, and the burl base matches up beautifully, especially with the resin. Almost seems a shame to put something inside the glass - lol the cost of making something so beautiful. Well done!
Thank you so much!
How appropriate that you put this video up on Twelfth Night, the official beginning of the Mardi Gras season here in South Louisian. That wine glass would be appropriate for the Krewe of Bacchus named for the Roman God of Wine.
Beautiful piece with the epoxy swirls being spot on. Well done!
Had no idea, lol. Thanks for watching
The combination of clear and coloured resin is really cool.
Thank you very much
Love the glass. The resin is down right fantastic Don't drink any more, not my choice. I would have a lot more fun if not for the doctors.....lol This piece is another stunning work of art. Well done sir.🌿 👍👍👍👍👍
Thank you very much!
Good job..I am like you I didn't think I would like it when you started but it will be quite the conversation piece.. looking forward to 2023 happy new year
Same to you, thanks!
Great job on Jim? You are definitely an inspiration to me. I am always trying to figure out what to turn next. You are so creative. I have a few neighbors who would love a big wine glass😆 Thank you and keep those videos coming!!
Thanks so much!
Very nice coloring in the bowl Jim! Great project. My mind defaults to “thinness” when I think of wine glasses. Wondering if you’ve tried or had issues with thin walls on resin turnings? Thanks for all the work you put into these amazing videos!
The thinner it gets, the riskier it gets, lol. This will sit on our bar and I’m sure people will be grabbing it and playing with it so I wanted to make it a little more robust, lol. Thanks for watching
Jim, Happy New Year to you and your family. Your creativity is endless. Beautiful work. Love your videos. Keep them coming !!!
Thanks, you too! Thanks
That's a beautiful piece. Your hand accents the stem and would make a perfect wine punch bowl with a ladle. As a personal glass or a decorative piece, I would put close to a $1800 min. price on it as the transparency of it is close to clear. Just an absolutely gorgeous piece and the color transitions between the wood and resin goes perfectly. Keep up the great work. NNTR
Thank you very much! I really appreciate it!
This is simply STUNNING!! I love it. The resin turned out so beautiful and I would think this would be a great seller if you were to make more of them for purchase. Great work, as always!!
Thank you so much!
Beautiful work as always. I was watching you turn that first base thinking, "he's running out of wood there." Then it came off. Lol. Hopefully you can make something out of the first base. It is a beautiful piece of wood.
I will find a good use for it, thanks!
So gorgeous, what an amazing turnout you had with those colors!🤩 I can't wait to see what you've got coming up, that peacock sounds like something to be excited about. Wish you and yours a wonderful new year!🦚
Thank you so much! Same to you!
Nice glass. Just the right size for me.
So my experiment with stabling one piece of black walnut and not on another came out as expected. The stabilized bowl tock less resin and the wood was much harder. I think stabilizing has its benefits. Yes it adds more steps but it is worth it in the long run. I think the cost is about the same. Cost of resin is about the same.
FYI I have been experimenting with different tools for turning resin. Carbide have an advantage over traditional gouge for sure. But I have a flute less gouge from Thompson Tools that is very effective. I first learned about this tool from the Robo Hippie. He is a member of our club in Oregon.
Thanks agin for your interesting channel.
The only really issue with stabilizing resin, is the fact it’s not food safe, other than that there’s a ton of benefits to stabilizing but when I use Deep Cast it essentially acts like a stabilizing resin in punky wood and that also makes it fine for food contact. Thanks for watching!
Nice! Loved this fun piece. Jim! We gotta figure out how to get that cool design from the bottom to top of the bowl. Maybe resin glasses, paperweights, ashtrays (just for looks) 😄.
That would be cool, thanks
Lots of fun to watch you get over the issues with the piece. To be honest I thought "world junior trophy" when you started. But it turned out looking a lot more like a wine glass ;). Why the Tuk tape on the vacuum chuck? Another great video. Cheers.
I wanted to protect it from overspray and I think that trophy is kind of ugly, lol. Glad to see the boys hoist it over their heads though! Thanks
Great looking piece, it sure would have come in handy in my college days.
Love how the colours intermingled and the design it made.
Thank you and Designer Epoxy for the giveaway and looking forward to next week.
Thank you very much, and thanks for commenting each week!
Fabulous! One of my favorites! Amazing progress you've made since you first started working with epoxy!
Thanks so much!
Great project, Jim. Love the color swirls in the bowl and how you used a "bowl in a bowl" to conserve resin. I'm curius, what is the volume of wine that this thing will hold? Looks more like a punch bowl than a wine glass. That's a lot of wine!
I’m guessing two bottles, lol. Thanks
Hi Jim I love the colours you chose and the bowl really come out really well it is unique. It's really cold freezing infact and pouring down with rain and the wind is blowing really strong here in Scotland. I like the magnificent piece of wood you used for the stem it's lovely it's got nice grain in it, The shape is awesome.
Thank you! Cheers!
Absolutely amazing. Great concept, great execution. The colors are brilliant. Thank you as always. Designer epoxy
Thanks again!
Looks awesome. Congratulations Peter, also congratulations Jim on 80k. Great watching you work. I learn a bit more from every video of your that you put out, and i look forward to them every week.
Awesome, thank you!
I absolutely LOVE the clear mixed in with the colors! I still would love to see clear with your leftover colored resin balls, but this was close! Beautiful!
Thanks so much!
The colours in that were awesome, a shame they were better in the middle lol
Think you should put clear in first and last to hopefully have the colour more on the side and that way you won't lose it on the bottom because that was damn good on this one, still good with the clearish top part though and a good colour anyway.
At least you were chuckling about it lol
Have you ever though about using Mica stone in resin or inlays?
I watch a few gold prospecting/sniping/panning channels on UA-cam and it seams very soft yet sparkles really well too but not sure if that would be like your pearl pigment? Just found out in comes in a few colors too.
Just a thought lol
Even if you put in clear first the pigments are heavier in weight and will probably work there way down to the middle of the castings. I would be interested in trying some of those mica stones in an inlay. Tell them to save them for me, lol. Thanks for watching!
You got an almost blown glass look in the bowl of that wine glass. Love this project. Thanks ~Smile oN
p.s. There are portioning and size scientific theory for stemware, and other than general I feel it still comes down to personal preference
Thanks for the info!
If you didnt poke at it with a stick in the beginning then it should have stayed looking like the bottom. The bubbles would have also been a cool touch. If you made a disc with left over resin and put a teflon or ceramic coating on it and poured over top, would it stick to a second pour directly on top of it. I am looking for a way to make to 2 resin pours not be able to bond to eachother for a form I'm working on so I'm just curious. Also looking at wood round blanks. Cost vs effectiveness vs reusability.
I would think food wrap would be a better choice. Getting other chemicals involved in the resin casting is probably not a good idea. Shrink wrap or even the white kitchen bags that I use pulled tight might be a possibility too. Thanks
Yikes! That is a lot of wine. Nice project to start the New Year Jim. The colours worked well in the epoxy. The Boss will be happy with the wine glass. Take care and stay safe. PS: yes, there is more snow on the way.
Good news, lol. Thanks
What a lovely piece of art work think it's the best you've done, the colour of the resin bowl is so beautiful. I think your wife was right, the original base didn't match but now is great. Look forward to your next master piece.
Thank you so much!
It does grow on you. Pretty cool idea, really like the clear areas in the resin. Didn't think there would be that much transparency when you were pouring it up. Thanks for sharing your knowledge!!
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Thank you!
Awesome with a wow, the translucency really accents the swooping motion of the color.
You really have a masterclass here, even if you yourself are learning just the same; way to get it done.
Is it bad that I'd want to put salsa in it?
Perfect salsa dish.
The resin is actually food safe when cured so sure, lol. Tho
Absolutely stunning, my preference would be for a thinner base transitioning smoothly into a fat thinner step, again smoothly transitioning into the bowl ... but that's me .... which ever way it was done it is still an absolutely beautiful piece ... thanks for sharing 👍
Thanks for watching!
You’re pretty good with your pouring but I was thinking, have you tried those disposable paper funnels that mechanics sometimes use? 😊
That just might work. Thanks