I would love to know where in the world you are all watching from. Let me know below. Enjoy

For the lamp, consider cutting several spiral slots into the wood where it overlaps the glass. The air entering the chamber will be swirling upward and may result in an interesting effect for the flame. Thanks for showing the projects.

I would be pleased with any or all of these pieces. I loved to watch my father woodturning , he made so many things for our family. Watching these posts brings back wonderful memories. 👍🏻😊💜

The way the glass separates is priceless!!

I had absolutely no idea where you were going with all that! What a surprise!! ❤

Your work with glass bottles is truly an art form, Jack! It's not just about technical skills, it's about seeing more in everyday objects. Keep up the good work!

I respect those masters who try to make something beautiful , interesting and useful for people . 😎

Absolutely amazing! I had the bank figured out, but the wine glass and candle holder I was clueless. Great job Jack!

Who knew wine bottles could have so many other lives? Very cool, Jack!

I clicked on a troll thumbnail, stayed for a creative journey.

I love how the fourth bottle was holding wine to pour at the end of it all

Great work. One thing that is important to know is that the reason the internal combustion engine became the main engine for aircraft was that using a simple lathe, an all aluminum engine block could be carved out, with the pistons, etc. That was the key to the success of the Wright brothers. Internal combustion engines had been invented decades earlier, but the industrial smelting of aluminum with electricity had just been invented in the late 1880s, and it was not until then that aluminum became cheap enough for them to order a solid block of aluminum to make their aircraft engine. Making a jet engine with fan blades that could sustain the heat and stresses on an engine was a lot harder, which was why Whittle's early jet engines had centrifugal spinners.

I’m especially fascinated by how you cut the wine bottles! The end result is phenomenal!

I'm not a wood turner, but I am an artist and I see the beauty in what you do, besides, I'm almost 70 and my hands wouldn't be able to do it, but I really enjoy seeing what you turn out

The lathe is the king of shop tools. And this turner is the master of the craft.

That's really dope. Good job. All the pieces were coming together and I saw what you were creating before you put them together. You're very talented.

I absolutely love it!! Definitely creative!! I had no clue where this was going, because I know you really can't "turn" glass, but you can cut it!!

I like how you recycle the old wine bottles . I make whiskey tumblers out of od whiskey bottles and give as gifts and sell some . A tip for you to try after sanding the edges of the bottles you can flame them on the edges where they were cut and glaze the glass back smooth you have to get the edge pretty hot but the end result is awesome.

Great stuff. And well done anyone wanting to correct his ways. I'm sure he'll be undyingly grateful.

Near an old sawmill close to Kingsville, Texas where my college landlord used to love wood turning. This was very satisfying to watch !! TY.

Прикольно! Про копилку стало понятно, как только Вы сделали продолговатую прорезь в дереве, с бокалом для вина тоже всё было понятно с самого начала, а вот с подсвечником сюрприз вышел. Очень красиво! 👍

That's like, who knew? Each piece unique. And it's an awesome set!

Wood + Glass = ❤

Great work! 👍👍 I had NO idea what to expect from the title of the video. I never would have thought to score the bottles that way. In the late 70s / early 80s there was a craze for making glasses from bottles. I knocked up a 'roller' type system to score them accurately.

Glass bottle on a lathe,never thought that was possible, amazing

Amazing pieces, Jack. At first when you put the bottle on the lathe, I thought you were going to carve it, this I had to watch. Well I suppose you did in a way. 😊🇦🇺

I have spent the time watching your video in the hopes of seeing something that resembled the title picture but I’ve been had. A really good way to never have me watch another one.

Minutes of life I will never get back

This video is fascinating! As a retired manufacturing engineer (North Carolina USA) I really enjoyed seeing your process and chuck fixtures used to hold the various stages of your work in process.. very creative and functional! There is a similar video on YT of a woman in a camping scenario using oily twine tied around a bottle, then lighting the twine to heat a ring around it so the bottle separates when submerged in water. Variation on the same principle used here. There are some very creative geniuses in this world!

This guy is an artist and his woodwork looks beautiful

So good to see that these bottles can be re-purposed. Well done and beautiful!

Wow! What you have made with the bottles is absolutely awesome. If only I could afford a machine like yours! Well done 👍

Очень интересно наблюдать, что же мастер задумал? В итоге такая прелесть, и как здорово бутылки обрезать, первый раз такое вижу! ❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉 Р. К.

I had no idea where you were going with this and then the surprise was revealed! I always wonder where you get your ideas from. A great mind with no doubt in my mind that what we are watching is both imaginative creation and complex skills at another level.

Россия, Санкт-Петербург. Очень люблю мужчин, которые умеют и могут создавать уникальные вещи своими руками. Идея с подсвечником и копилкой неплохая. Бокал для вина не впечатлил, не стоило так заморачиваться ради него.. Но если чисто показать своё мастерство, то почему бы и нет)) Я думаю, вы бы отлично справились с какой-то композицией внутри стекла, но прозрачного. Море идей для воплощения. А вы- молодец, крутой мастер 👍

I saw a guy heating old bottles up, then he used pieces of glass and held them in his forge with pliers, and when the piece of glass was beginning to soften, he used a second pliers to pull the glass apart. By working quickly, he could create thin threads of glass that would stick to the side of the bottles he had cut apart. With different colors of glass, he made some really beautiful patterns! He made mostly drinking glasses, but also napkin holders (by cutting smaller bottles), and I remember some cool trays and a "pot protection" (not sure about the English word, but to protect the tablecloth or the actual table from the dirty or hot pot or pan), and his mix of wood and glass was truly a great idea. That made me think; why not make a tray with parts of fused glass and wood. You could prepare a "fika" in the garden, and with the tray, you can easily carry the buns and cookies, but instead of a thermos, you can have the coffee pot with you, as the tray have a detachable "pot-protection".

Hello Jack I wondered what you was going to do with the wine bottles and you amazed me s usual. The tea light holder, glass and moneybox are magnificent and unique, you truly are talented, and an artistic person and you are clever as you can put your hand to anything to make these things. Well done great video Amanda xx

Amazing. I thought for sure you were in for a nasty breakage, but you did it, and made some lovely items.

That assembly at the end was lovey! What a playful and wonderful combination

Fantastic craftsmanship and creativity! I would definitely buy that candle holder!

Absolutely brilliant Jack! 👍🏻 Thank you for sharing!

Brilliantly done. Great video. Very elegant end. Take care, thanks 😊

This Man is a genius

Brain + creativity = perfection. salute to Jack Mack. Live healthy n strong n do good things. 🙏

You can score bottles with an Avalon bottle cutter, rotate the scored line over a candle, and chill the bottle under cold running water. Pops right apart. Same result.

What an awesome way to recycle bottles. Nicely done!

... مهارة و دقة عاااااااااااالية حرفي متمكن جدًّا... يعمل في ورشة(atelier) مجهزة بوسائل و آلات عالية الجودة... تبارك الله عليك... ❤❤❤

Watching from Gainesville GA. I love taking everyday mundane items and turning them into unique creations. I had 2 of them figured out but not the tea light lamp.

Love it, simple, well executed and beautiful. I still can't wrap my head around having glass on the lathe, even on very slow speed I'd be sweating buckets if I attempted that. Cheers!

Красивые вещи сделаны на прекрасном оборудовании!

There should be a sign on these vids saying watch if extremely tired.

GOOD JOB JACK, That's impressive craftsmanship. I think it's great how you fit objects to wood, you can't put wood back on the mill. I love it.

Awesome! Very creative! ❤

Trop génial! Comme d'hab!🤩

That wine glass from a wine bottle is incredible! Man! But the others ain't bad either!

สุดยอดมากครับ.ไอเดียเจ๋งความคิดยอดเยี่ยม.ชอบครับ.ขอขอบคุณนะครับที่แบ่งปัน.จากไทยแลนด์.

Dude, you REALLY should wear gloves when you sand down glass.

"How to turn Giant Blocks of Wood into Tiny Objects you will Never Use."

That was a nice riddle - I couldn't stop wondering where you were going with the bottles. That was fun! Brilliant!

Very "Thinking 🤔 Out Side of the Box ☑️"! Right On! Sincerely 🤠 Mr Severance, "The Cake 🍰🎂 🥳🎉Man" .

Совершенно бесполезные вещи😂

I usually catch on before the end of the video as to where we are going.... I was clueless until the end...well done.

Accidentally pushed the thumb down ! Now what ! The old bottle Woodturn project so much fun.

The curiosity was well worth the wait. Thanks for sharing

Drop some "profit" in your bank, and restfully celebrate with a glass of wine enjoyed by candlelight. I like it. :)

Всегда восхищался людьми, которые из ничего могут сделать что-то оригинальное и интересное. Тут главное - придумать. Творческая художественная жилка нужна. Мне понравилось.

Fascinating , thanks. Reminds me of watching my Grandad in his shed back in the 50's. Midlands UK.

From South Africa. So glad I came upon this phenomenal pleasure

I like watching you create objects from the discarded things in life! You are a good teacher, I’m sure…🙂

Jack Mack! Just a.special creator. Love you Jack always. See you on the next view 🤩

This was so fascinating to watch! When I was in college, I made a wood mallet out of a bowling pin. It was so much fun. I wish I could afford a lathe set-up like you have!

You are very talented! And those would make great gifts for Alcoholics!

When I was working with cutting glass, we used to put electric tape over half of the metal end, opposite of the cutter. It was sometimes required to use the metal part against the glass, tapping the backside of the glass to make it crack along the cut, or if cutting a thin glass (like 4 mm or below), we would tap the glass using the coated half of the end of the cutting tool. Good to know; never cut glass and then wait to part it! In just a few minutes, it will start to fuse together again. Good to know, part 2; it never works cutting a circle and then just lift it away, like the burglars do in a movie. A cut never goes deep, it just scratch the surface, and by tapping it from the backside, the tension from the cut will cause it to crack right through when you tap. And by gently tapping along the cut, you'll spread the crack. Or, you can do it like the clip and use temperature to increase tension, but you don't want to submerge a whole window... Good to know 3; don't cut several times along one line. Press the tool against the surface, then you cut. Once. Good to know, 4 (out of 4, so I am done, now); The cutting pen/tool has a screw at the end of it. That is so that you can fill it with oil. Without the oil, it will be harder to work with it. The glass cracks because there's this tiny little steel wheel that rolls over the surface, and you pressing it against the glass will cause miniscule cracks to form right below the wheel and the tiny scratch that will cause. The oil will seep down in that crack and prevent the glass from gluing together. Yeah, you read that right; glass is NOT a solid. It is no fluid, neither, but if you look at windows that are a couple of centuries old, they are always thicker at the bottom, because they slowly "flow" down.

Previously from Horam and Eastbourne East Sussex; now in Albany Oregon USA. I found your video fascinating. And was pleased to see the 5 £ note, a little nostalgia there. I know very little about wood turning but wood in all its forms pleases me. Loved seeing the finished work ❤

What amazes me is that all the turning is done by eye. His eye is accurate to a thou!!! South Africa

Я не перестаю удивляться таланту, изобретательности ,супер .

Surprised me, I had no idea what you were going to do with those bottles. Good going there, Jack.

Oh, that's clever! I've often thought the bottle tops looked like goblets to drink from, but you're the first I've seen actually make one. Wisconsin, USA

Really enjoyed that Jack, kept me guessing. Man from Kent now living in God's own Country the fabulous North Yorkshire.

Just the sight of dry sanding the glass harms my lungs 😮

You made those old wine bottles interesting again!

LOL LIKE 'BACK TO THE FUTURE ' , WHEN MARTY TURNS ON THE BASS!!!

How Jack Mackʻs brain works is just amazing. I am mesmerized!

Now we know where the Joker got his smile from. Greetings from Germany!

That was super dope

That was great. I bought a glass cutter to use with some beautiful bottles that I had left over. But I haven’t done anything because I did not know what to do with them. I’m no woodworker so I wouldn’t be able to do something like you did. Great job.😊❤

I am visiting family in Scotland but am normally in Bulgaria, which is home. You kept me guessing what you were making here!

Well, it took a while to get there, but definitely the best glass bottle cutting video I've seen on YT. Not to mention the end products were awesome.

Mind numblingly magnificent. Thank you for this.

Honestly, I couldn't figure this out until the end. Well worth waiting for. Amazing work.

You are literally Timepass Badshah....!🏁👊🏻

I love the way your mind works, Jack Mack!

Absolutely genius

Wine bottle became wine glass 😮

I'm in Australia! The preview of this video and the title "wood turning - old glass bottles" made me giggle.

Thank you so much for this! Great ideas, and very creative!. Красивые вещи сделаны на прекрасном оборудовании!.

So satisfying

Would have never considered thermal shocking a bottle like this. Well done.

Richard Walter, from Warners Bay NSW Australia, Great work!!

I like your solution to cutting glass bottles! You have all the other glass cutters beaten. Keep up the innovative artistry. This one turned out great!