A Beautiful Yellow Wood Burl and Epoxy Resin Vase - Woodturning / Drechseln
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- čas přidán 26. 08. 2024
- In this video I turned an Vase out of a pretty yellow wood burl.
I don't know which kind of wood it is but together with the green epoxy resin
it looks great.
Thanks for watching!
Beautiful Bowl. Yellow wood is one of my favorite wood to work with.
Beautiful work!
Really beautiful!
beautiful!!!!!
Nossa que lindo domingo de Deus
Beautifulwork and nice Gorgeous grain beautiful finishing
Fantastic love the green color along with the colors of the grains. I dreamed about all night !!!!! I have to try to make one when I get a bigger lathe.
C’est vraiment très très jolie bravo 👏👍 le choix des couleurs époxy est judicieuse top 👏
VERY nice!!! 👍👍 If I may suggest something, perhaps show all steps, like potting it into the resin. The sudden jump between bare wood and the wood coated with resin didn't make the video flow well. But, great job, it looks great!!! 👍👍
Thanks. Next time, if its not out of focus again :)
It's stunning and magical!
Nicely done! Turned out great!
Really beautiful piece. Cheers 👍
Beautiful bowl 🤗
Wow that is just lovely!
Que buena pieza amigo
I've been wanting to turn a Burk epoxy project, I just haven't bought the vacuum chamber yet. I did buy a Carter multirest and simple wood turning tools hollowed though.
Would of loved to see how you did the resin casting. Tom
I recorded it but it was completeley out of focus. Sorry 😅
@@SerronsWoodturningChannel The bowl and colors are fantastic. Tom
Beautiful!
Beautiful💖💖💖💖
Beautiful 😍
Já quero 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
gorgeous mate 👍 new sub
Congratulations to your special job, Sir. if i was not expensive i would like to buy it for my wife......( Is it expensive ???? )
i´m sorry, its already gone :)
👍😉
I know your location in 'about' says 'Austria'...but someone may have been visiting from Kentucky and had a twig or something in their suitcase. The yellow wood you are turning may be yellowwood or Cladrastis kentukea. 'Cladrastis' is from the Greek 'klados' and 'thraustos' which mean “branch” and “fragile” in (or brittle wood) and 'kentukea' means “of Kentucky.” Yellowwood is named for the bright yellow heartwood. Other names are American yellowwood and virgilia.
WHAT TOOL ARE YOU USING TO HOLLOW THE INSIDE?
I use the Crown Revolution MIDI
@@SerronsWoodturningChannel
Is this a carbide blade or does it have to be sharpened?
Unfortunately it have to be sharpened :)