Not to belittle your effort at this style but, yes, Greg Gallegos really has this method/style down pat. And let's not forget, we all have to start somewhere, and your start is pretty damn good.

At any stage I would have thought "finished!" But the final is a beauty

Thanks 🙏 Glad you enjoyed it 😊

فعلا بعد الحرق اضنها كانت اجمل دون الطلاء

Great bowl Jack. I love the effect with the divots and paint. Did you oil the inside?

Thank you very much! I guess the colour is a little Peacock 🦚 like. Glad you enjoyed it 😊

Haha thanks Maddie. How are you?

@@JackMackWoodturning I am fantastic 😊 thank you 🌷

Yeh me too. Watch this space for some new ideas 👍🏻

This is what the internet does, it amplifies people. It also amplifies lovely people like yourself. 👍🏻

You definitely could. Are you going to ?

As an old carpenter by trade I sure would love to. But, KZfaq will have to do it for me. That why I swing by and watch your work. Thank you for that. Besides, we´re saving up for a new car and caravan. It would not sit well with Mrs. Kolddk if i spent all the money on tools 😂

I was about to comment that I do this stuff all the time in my head. I just wish my hands and fingers would cooperate! 😂😂

I can do it in my sleep 😂 …. Only in my sleep 😂😂

That’s coming too 😉

Thanks a lot D. How are you man?

Doing well good man! Spring and sunshine is just around the corner

Nice one L. Glad you enjoyed it 😊

@@JackMackWoodturning I did as well. What medium did you use to do that with? I just bought some beautiful blue micah powder and I'm looking for something non-epoxy related to do with it.

Exactly..plus, id never cover the wood fully.. you can literally see the whole piece on the inside. Thanks for watching

Thanks man. Was it what you expected?

Thanks. Im in the process of exploring that. Playing with a few ideas. I’d love to hear yours. Will post a video soon

Glad you enjoyed it. Would you have it on your table?

@@JackMackWoodturning DEFINITELY, amazing statement piece.

Nice one! Glad you think so 😊

That is in fact how it starts! Used lathe , basic tools, then a new bigger lathe!

In the last 3 years ive picked up 7 new hobbies lol...

@Zzrdemon6633 i now know how to garden, grow rare and expensive hoyas and other house plants, how to build and maintain a terrarium, how to build and maintain an indoor and outdoor greenhouse, how to make pottery, tried to build my own kiln in my 7x7 back yard lol, candle making, concrete pottery, fixtures and how to lay concrete in general, resin art and jewelry, seed bead jewelry making and embroidery, landscaping, how to identify plants in the wild, also dry and store for tea, which plants go with which for what ailments, also how to make tinctures, and mixing oils and herbs for home remedies, made hair paste once lol.. rock hounding, metal detecting, seashell collecting, and most recently antique and vintage glass and other housewares....

My ADHD tells me to eat a lot less.

Thank you! 😊

Nice one. What’s it like there?

Thanks so much 😊 Why don’t you make one?

You are right! I should try to make one. I'm sure I could find a facility that has the equipment. Really appreciate taking the time to answer back! Hope you're having a great weekend!@@JackMackWoodturning

Thanks K. Glad you enjoyed it 😊

Thanks Karen

Thank you kindly! What’s cracking?

Thank you very much! Where are you watching from?

@@JackMackWoodturning Queensland Australia.

​@@JackMackWoodturning Except you covered up the fucking wood's natural art. 🤦🏼

Thanks buddy

I was thinking the same.. definitely something from the sea right ?

Thanks Spark. How are you?

@JackMackWoodturning doing good, been working on craft boxes

Thanks May. How are you?

Thanks V. How’s it going?

@JackMackWoodturning Hi Jack I'm going good thanks working and on the weekend a go aut whit my wife

Thanks for watching buddy

Thanks P. Glad you enjoyed it 😊

Yeah think it could have looked great varnished before or after being burned.

The youth of today are too busy on their phones texting, talking, taking selfies, you name it. I think it's a good thing. Less liability. I graduated in 89 and took wood shop instead of home ec. I already knew how to cook. Many of my fellow classmates just wouldn't pay attention, fooled around, etc, you name it. I think it's a good thing. Less liability.

Thanks a lot. Do you prefer the scorched effect to the paint?

Www.Jackmackwoodturning.Com Penthouse in NYC! You must have a good job?

Thank you. Was blue the right call ?

Nice one. You been fishing lately?

@@JackMackWoodturning 🥰🥰

Much appreciated V. Glad you enjoyed it. Did you like the colour?

@@JackMackWoodturning Ofc i like the colour! with simple easy things a nice blue black color! It's a nice piece of art!

@@VenomHungrythanks buddy. I appreciate you watching

Thanks for watching buddy

A bit of everything buddy. I list pieces on my website that aren’t commissioned. Www.Jackmackwoodturning.Com Thanks for watching 😊👍🏻

Very nice, just me but I liked it without the paint. But both are very nice. Gives me ideas. Thanks

Thanks 🙏🏻 😊🤙🏻

Thanks.. but this one is inspired by another artist. I credit in in the video. Check out his website link in the pinned comment 👍🏻

Thanks

Ooooh now there’s an idea 😆

Thanks a lot! Glad you enjoyed it 😊

It softened the sharp edge and removed the fluff.

I was thinking the exact same thing. My guess is it takes off the rough edges, and removes the need for sanding before paint. Can you imagine how long and tedious the sanding process would be for that piece?

Scorching would remove stray fibers from creating texture. It also tightens wood, making raised texture more durable

Thanks for watching all the same 😊

Thank you. I’m glad you like this one

This design comes from Www.naturalselectionstudio.com

Nice one. Thanks for watching 😊👍🏻

Thank you Johnny, as long as you guys still want to watch il keep making videos 🤙🏻

Haha! Are you a bee keeper by any chance?

If only I were so brave. :D @@JackMackWoodturning

Thank you! Cheers! Glad you think so