Woodturning - Driftwood Salt Cellar with Spoon

I found this piece of driftwood in a Homegoods of all places. Mixed it with some Promise Epoxy Table Top Resin and turned it into a lovely salt cellar. The hand-turned wooden spoon is made from walnut.
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[@brucesturtevantwoodworking]

Masterfully done. Nice piece

[@kbye5323]

This was a great video! Loved the camera angles.

[@CASWoodcraft]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@denisvienat849]

Très jolie bravo beau résultat 👏👍

[@CASWoodcraft]

thank you!

[@DennisDolan-fl3mw]

Try to imagine if you could look in to the resin and see what's going on with the wood.

[@DaveTerpstra]

Beautiful piece! Part of the me thinks the wood-to-resin ratio is too low. The other part of me thinks the resin on this piece might be the coolest looking of any piece you have done so it was worth keeping the ratio where it was. It turned out beautiful!

[@DennisDolan-fl3mw]

By the time you're done with it, it's 90% resin and only 10% wood. Such a shame.

[@CASWoodcraft]

Your comments confirm an interesting trend I've observed: those who post negative comments almost never have any videos of their own posted.

[@DennisDolan-fl3mw]

You wasted half that piece of wood. Resin way too dark. I don't get why everyone darkens the resin so much. I think it would be much nicer if the resin was more transparent so we could see the wood. I don't know about you but I do this to highlight the wood, not the resin.