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I absolutely loved working on these machines, you literally limited by the cuts, colours if the wood and the bansaw cuts and glued back together, the preparation was always the hardest part for me because I never knew what the finished bowl, vase was going to look like....very important to keep you tools sharp and the grades of sandpaper from 15 to 0...then I used bee's wax for the Finnish...each thing you make is 1 of 1 , that , while spinning was messing with my eye's a bit.... FANTASTIC WORK, MAYBE IT WAS YOU I SEEN WITH THE MANY GLUED COLOURING PENCILS WHICH AGAIN WAS A BEAUTIFUL FINNISH....

So true 🤣

"chizzle" I dig it.

Was it?

@@JackMackWoodturning Yeah, I even watched the shattered rainbow one too. :)

Bro I get the same thing but its those bots that read reddit posts and youtube pushes that shit like sisyphus pushes his boulder.

i like watching these videos with the sound off. Great for a visual stim to help relax before sleep

Same fear

Thanks a lot buddy. Very much appreciated. Have you encountered rainbow plywood before?

@JackMackWoodturning I've only ever seen it here on UKposts on a couple of wood turning channels. I've never actually seen it in real life.

That’s the most incredible piece of art I’ve ever seen. It’s just beautiful.

it looks like a mistake.

This is the best wood turning project I’ve seen, and I would love to own a big salad bowl like this. My only two other comments are that I really liked the stage when you could still see the wood grain patterns as a counterpoint to the rainbow effect and that the only way to increase the visual joy of watching this would be doing it in resin so you can watch the long strings of floom shooting out and piling up. Subscribed ❤️🔔, liked 👍, and commenting 💬 for the algorithm.

Glue on all the bits that touch and elastic bands. Loads of elastic bands 👍🏻

@@JackMackWoodturning I was confused that I had missed the epoxy curing

@@ikepigottme too!

Same here!!

A bit irresponsible to skip that part IMO. Beginners might try to repeat the build and get injured.

Glassblowing is an art that fascinates me as well. I love watching videos of people blowing glass. Do you ever film and post it? And yes, I agree that the colors here are spectacular. The dark wood really highlights the rainbow parts, and gives it a necessary contrast, and a way for the eye to rest. Brilliant!

Thanks B. Are you an animator?

@@JackMackWoodturning Nope, not an animator. I had to look up the name of the animation type I was thinking of. Cool stuff though.

I was just about to ask the same question! Please tell me there was some glue involved or I will loose my mind, not understanding this...

I know this is an old video but I was reading the comments trying to figure out the same thing. Usually they use resin but all i saw to keep it together was a rubber band.

Im sure it was just regular wood glue. If you are gluing solid wood to solid wood, wood glue is king. If you are gluing wood to something clear or colored resin, using resin is king.

Thanks WT. Are you a gardener?

@@JackMackWoodturning no, i live in a care facility .

Right! They totally edited out the part where they glued everything together

@@bryandavis2070you mean they edited out the most basic and fundamental process? The one that every kid learned before they were 6yo? Smh

Screw 'em if they can't take a joke. You made my day!

Are you a potter?

@@JackMackWoodturning Of sorts, yes. 😊 This year I have been working on learning to make 3D models of pots and other sculptures, so then I can move forward to learning how to 3D print my models as small sculptures. So I haven't really been up to my elbows in clay, and I'm missing that. But I have been playing a computer game, Master of Pottery (on Steam), which lets me quickly experiment with new ideas and exercise my creativity, though it doesn't export any kind of 3D file.

Thanks for supporting the channel.

​@@JackMackWoodturning ¿Sólo le respondes a los que te dan dinero? ¿Tengo que mandarte dinero para que me contestes?

It probably wasn’t as hard as you may imagine. I’ll try to include glue up next time 👌🏻

@@JackMackWoodturning I was going to ask how you did that without glue, so this answers my questions. :)

Nice one D. Where are you watching from?

Would you use it as a lamp?

​@@JackMackWoodturning In a heart beat. =D

Glad you enjoyed it! How long did it take you to work out what it is?

@@JackMackWoodturning Lol I'm still working on it!

You been on the shrooms?