I cannot believe this magnificent, majestic and marvelous piece of art is coming to me! We are looking for a quiet, mirrored, rotating display stand to do it justice. This is a piece that deserves to be admired from every angle. A spectacular blessing that will be appreciated all the days of my life! The Burl Runneth Over… as does my heart… not only when I look at it, but when I think of my wonderful husband and a wood turner whose hands have been touched by God. It all takes my breath away. Thank you!! I am truly honored. 🙏🏽🙌🏽
А что это такое? Это имеет свое практическое применение или это красивая бессмыслица? И прошу вас, люди, не сотворяйте себе кумира. Да, мастер молодец, но он всего лишь талантливый и старательный художник. То, что вы говорите, это перебор. Так можно славословить восхищаться лишь Богом и Его творением. Но часто ли вы это делаете?
ALLAH faydasız hiç bir şey yaratmamıştır. Sobaya atılmaya layık görünen bir odun parçasında, Allahın müthiş sanatı gizli. David bu sanatın görünmesini sağladı.
You have totally outdone yourself! This is a masterpiece that belongs in a woodworking museum! This is so awesome, gorgeous, vintage looking, beautiful work of art! Wowza! Bravo!
Oh my! You posted this three years ago and it stands the test of time. I see how much you respect the wood you are turning. I love your work and appreciate your care and expertise. Susie
I am mystified that anyone would give this video a "thumbs-down" This is exquisite work. I did some lathe work 60 some years ago in high school and I remember loving it. I wish I could do it today. Thank you for your contribution to the beauty in the world.
I’ve been watching a lot of these wood turning videos lately. It is so exciting to me to witness the birth of these beautiful objects from the hands of so many talented artists. But, before this video, I’ve never really wanted to own a piece. I think this piece is magnificent. I’m in awe. I know I’m late to the party also - but, I was compelled to comment. I’m just in awe of this.
I can't consider myself your number one fan because I only discovered you a short time ago but I must tell you that your work is amazing. The woods you choose are fantastic and you get wonderful pieces, Congratulations on your videos 👍🌹🌹
The wood grain on the top of that piece is absolutely gorgeous! I have to put the video on pause just to look at it, it looks like Stone! The design is genius! You make it look way too easy.
That is amazing. I'm glad to confirm that black palm is beastly difficult. A piece ate one of my Forstner bits. Beautiful work; I especially like how you use ALL the tools; helps beginners like me learn the choices.
It's absolutely beautiful I'm just falling in love with black palm I've never seen it work before and it's beautiful I love the way it shows off the burl and it's so subtle that it allows the burl to shine while the black palm is also the star of the show I don't know what the more to say it's just stunning I would be proud to have this as a centerpiece on my table
My favorite thing (aside from the absolutely beautiful work) is when it speeds up like at 1:54 and you can see how smooth and precise his movement is. Most people's movements look erratic at such high speeds but his hands move like they're on a set track. A sign of a real pro.
I've always been a sucker for burl wood, but that black palm took my breath away! By far the most beautiful piece in terms of figure and artistic design I've seen on CZcams so far (and I've seen many.) You sir are a true artist!
Just wow, you sir know how to make a man feel completely and totally inadequate. I am just getting back in turning after a 10 or so year off, and wow this is the most amazing turning I've ever seen. Thank you for sharing
I have not the faintest idea about wood turning, apart from making a lamp and a candle holder back in the seventies at school, but every now and then I find these fabulous postings on CZcams, and I get stuck here watching your fantastic craftsmanship! I LOVE seeing what you create, and although I am a crafter myself I will never (ever) reach your level. A Norwegian living in Scotland take my hat off to you❣️😍 I wish I lived close enough to buy one of your amazing pieces of art, thank you SO much for sharing❣️🙏
There are definitely a lot of "not for beginners" steps in that process, and I was on the edge of my seat when you were hand-sanding the inner spaces of that spinning burl. Yikes! Turned out amazing, thank you for sharing your skills with us.
What is more incredible than how beautiful the wood is is the fact that you can look at it and see in your head what you want to turn it into or as some people say what the wood wants to be turned into and to be able to execute flawlessly. I would give anything to have that sort of skill
This video just popped up in my recommended videos. My grandpa used to make stuff like this after he retired. He has since passed but I still keep a small bowl that I use for my car keys and various other items of the sort. Where I'm going with this comment is thank you so much for reminding me of him for 16 minutes.
_"... don't sand with two fingers against the spin of the lathe."_ David, my heart was in my mouth the whole time your digits were in the danger zone-I'm so pleased you got away with it. What a lovely and unusual piece it is, and how amazing to think that something as potentially beautiful as a polished burl can originate in what is, essentially, a tree defending itself against a threat to its health.
It's the background. If you notice, a lot of woodturners have similar to identical workshops, to the point that you can take one video and say another did it. I was wondering the same thing until I realized that.
@@ignaciovelez2216 no, they don't steal eachother's work. Every channel has clearly elements unique to it, like music, invitation to like/subscribe, logo attached to bottom of the piece, and many other details. The mistrust and negativity is unnecessary.
@@infidel657 I didn't say that. I said that a lot of channels share very similar workshops, from the Crade position, to the color of their walls. So, there's a standard or convenient methods of step ups that make them look the same for some channels. No where did I say they were stealing work, merely that they have standarized too much their background settings.
Hi David, ..... well as you know you and I talked few days ago when you showed me how and what you turned from that Chechen burl I sent you, and you know all my thoughts and comments already so won’t discuss that more here in you tube, but I do want to reinforce what an amazing!!!!... job you did . I had a feeling you’d do something amazing and you did!!.... your ready for gallery work and display. In your spare time try to search and reach out to the various art shops, craft stores, etc as we discussed while back. Important thing is to just start getting your name out there, so little charity work for perhaps food banks, churches organizations etc to raise money for them, donate a turning to bid on etc. Anyway again great forethought, design elements, use of contrasting woods, and overall dimensions. Truly a very artistic piece!!!👍👍👍😉😉😉 John Miller Custom Woodturnings
John, can you tell me where I can get some really cool pieces of wood like these to turn? I got my husband a lathe last Christmas and we’re having so much fun making things with it. So far; candle holders, bowls, vases and an urn. Limited sources of wood locally.
Hi Susie,.... not sure where you live and you mentioned you have limited access to various wood types. I turn a lot of green and seasoned wood, but of course I also turn kiln dry wood of various species. You mentioned you brought your husband a lathe last Xmas... wow!!!... bet he was surprised!... what a great Xmas gift!... I get most of my wood from the woods here in Missouri and various arborists, tree companies, etc etc. ....and then let them season up a little to get the moisture content down to what I like, but that can be a little tricky and turning wet wood is not an exact science but less dusty but might be better for your husband stick to the very dry woods and kilned dry woods to perfect his craft. That leaves your wood stores, lumber yards, etc. rockler, wood craft stores etc but they can be pricy depending what your looking for. When I’m needing perhaps something special for a client that he has commissioned me to turn, I’ll check out eBay and see who has what, again depending what your looking for, size, etc I’ve come across quite a few good reliable sellers. Hope this helps somewhat. If your husband or you have future thoughts or questions bout anything please feel free to contact me, more then happy to try and help any future woodturners . Best of luck to you and your husband. Happy turning!!!!😉
Suzie Fisk .... Hi again suzie... realized I spelled your name wrong , and might not have replied back the right way with regards to your question. Wanted let you know left a message to your question. John Miller Custom Woodturnings
Words cannot describe the work that you just created it is absolutely excellent superbly done I wouldn't even touch it the way it's so ornate and that's all I can say as they say on TV it's on fire
I am so glad you finished up with all your fingers , that said you must be mad , but then most geniuses are a little mad ,and prepaird to take some risk to produce wonderful things, inventions and reach the top. This is one of the TOP wood turnings I have seen . An ugly burl into a thing of such beauty
A truly magnificent piece. We can all buy beautiful wood but to "see" the piece hidden in a burl and then apply such artistry to creating a piece that is greater than the sum of the parts? Well, not too many of us can do that. Just great.
David, an absolutely stunning design. Truly museum ready. I tried black palm once for bottle stoppers and promised myself I’d never turn it again! As you said in your written introduction, turning the stuff hurts! But here you turned element after element from it... yikes! Chechen is one for the most beautiful woods to turn! I’d never seen a burl from it before. It was exciting to watch you turn your amazing design! Beautiful finish! I did a save on your video. Thanks for sharing! By-the-way, I use Wengé in place of black palm , but wouldn’t get the effect you got with the black palm. Very nice!!!
Thanks so much, Dave! Yeah some say not to use black palm unless it is stabilized, but using CA and shavings seems to help on the chip outs, but sometimes the chip out is so severe it redefines the design. Oh well.
•💟• Spectacular! Very well done. So much vision, artistry, confidence, talent, skill, patience, mastery and the generosity to share with the whole world. Thank you. •💟•
A Recipe my Mom created b4 I was even born. It is so delicious, - Mushroom Stew. 5lb pork butt or shoulder roast 6 8oz packs of mushrooms 8 green peppers 2 sleeves of celery 6 12oz cans of stewed tomatoes 2 large onions 3 garlic cloves 1n 1/2 TBSP of Italian Seasoning. 2 TBSP of Worcestershire sauce 1st cut up the pork roast into bite size pieces and begin browning in a huge pot with chopped up garlic- cut mushrooms and onions into bite size and add them into the pot, let them cook with the pork about 30 mins-cut green peps into bite size, be sure to get all green pepper seeds out of it, add the green peppers and let them cook down a bit while you cut the 2 sleeves of celery-add celery and stewed tomatoes and let cook on low 3-4 hours. And again, key thing is to not let any green pepper seeds get in it, They will cause a perfume taste if you do get any in it. AND if electric stove, Cook covered on 3 and stir once in a while while cooking. It'll make about 2 Gallons of it so you can Freeze a lot for when you get hungry/Craving for it again, And I Guarantee you will LOVE IT!!!
Absolutely stunning beyond words can describe. Chechen burl is absolutely gorgeous, so is the black palm( even if it isn't wood). I can't believe how stunning it all looks like together. I wish you had kept more of the burl, but oh well it's perfect the way it is.
That is the most gorgeous piece of art I have ever seen! With each project you do i am more amazed by your talent. Please keep making this world a more beautiful place with your talent. God bless and thank you for sharing.
Seriously, that thing is up there as one of the most beautiful objects I have ever seen. The technical skill is unreal. Just thinking about working that precisely with those species/grain patterns gives me the heebie jeebies. But in some ways I think the composition is even more impressive. The proportions and shape are so dead on, it looks fluid and yet formal, organic yet totally controlled. And apparently you managed to see that from the beginning. Bravo sir, Bravo.
This is lovely! The finial was probably my favorite part, the color of the wood was fantastic. I would love to make background music for your channel sometime if you were ever interested. I think acoustic guitar would fit the setting nicely
What an amazing piece David. I have watched a lot of your videos with absolute pleasure, but this one takes No 1 billing in my mind. I did 'sit up' when you brought out the Palm to turn. I have never heard of it but as you worked with it I did actually notice the 'splinters' but what a job you did turning it. It compliments the piece of Chechen Burl so well which, if you hadn't mentioned it, no one would have noticed your 'little slip up'. One of your best pieces, if it's possible to say that, & a credit mark to you for a brilliant job. Cheers, Don from South Aust.
The burl bowl and lid were not enough yo had to go all the way with a base, a stem and a finial. Awesome 👍👍👍Thanks for sharing. And the wood choices. WOW !!!
What a fabulous piece of art you have produced. The two different types of wood compliment each other perfectly in this piece. I watched in awe, trying to visualise what you had in mind but couldn't see it my minds eye until you put it all together at the end and it was absolutely stunning, in the true sense of the word. Talent is too small a word to describe your awesome skills & vision.
That is quite possibly the most beautiful piece of bloody good craftwork I have ever seen. That burl piece is utterly beautiful, both the wood itself and the way you worked it.
We all like surprises. All the same, I like to have some idea of what is in the works -- and without the slightest preview, and with a host of ads standing in the way, skipping around this video is not an easy option.
At first I didn’t know what the hell you could make out of that piece of wood God how beautiful everything came out absolutely gorgeous great job possible thank you so much for showing and good luck in the future God bless you
Just down right amazing Sir!!! You are a true professional... I'm just getting into this whole turning thing... I've built Kitchen Cabinets for years, took a 13 year break and went into Law Enforcement... Got hurt and had to retire... But now I'm back at the woodworking true love of my life... You are the best I've seen out there... Keep up the good work...
I cannot believe this magnificent, majestic and marvelous piece of art is coming to me! We are looking for a quiet, mirrored, rotating display stand to do it justice. This is a piece that deserves to be admired from every angle. A spectacular blessing that will be appreciated all the days of my life! The Burl Runneth Over… as does my heart… not only when I look at it, but when I think of my wonderful husband and a wood turner whose hands have been touched by God. It all takes my breath away. Thank you!! I am truly honored. 🙏🏽🙌🏽
Thank you so much, Grace! I hope you enjoy it!
This piece is a work of extreme art. Absolutely beautiful. Fantastic job
This piece is spectacularly beautiful in movement, color, execution and style. What an honor for you to possess it. Blessings.
А что это такое? Это имеет свое практическое применение или это красивая бессмыслица?
И прошу вас, люди, не сотворяйте себе кумира.
Да, мастер молодец, но он всего лишь талантливый и старательный художник.
То, что вы говорите, это перебор.
Так можно славословить восхищаться лишь Богом и Его творением. Но часто ли вы это делаете?
ALLAH faydasız hiç bir şey yaratmamıştır. Sobaya atılmaya layık görünen bir odun parçasında, Allahın müthiş sanatı gizli.
David bu sanatın görünmesini sağladı.
I’m addicted to wood turning videos! Please help me someone!
All of those expensive, exotic woods. You did them all justice. They are all married and united into art.
You have totally outdone yourself! This is a masterpiece that belongs in a woodworking museum! This is so awesome, gorgeous, vintage looking, beautiful work of art! Wowza! Bravo!
Mr Adamsen......you are insanely talented!! 👏👏👏 I hope you enjoy a long and fruitful career bringing these beautiful pieces to life.
Cheers! I appreciate that!
You are one of the finest artists I’ve ever seen. Bar none.
I love how a lot of the comments seem to be close friends of his, it's so heart warming
Wood turners! ;-)
Oh my! You posted this three years ago and it stands the test of time. I see how much you respect the wood you are turning. I love your work and appreciate your care and expertise. Susie
Thanks very much, Susie!
People don’t realize how much talent and hard work it is to create something like this.
I am mystified that anyone would give this video a "thumbs-down" This is exquisite work. I did some lathe work 60 some years ago in high school and I remember loving it. I wish I could do it today. Thank you for your contribution to the beauty in the world.
Thank you Philip!
It’s amazing how artisans see what’s inside something we might think as scrap, but the vision goes through their hands and brings the beauty out.
I’ve been watching a lot of these wood turning videos lately. It is so exciting to me to witness the birth of these beautiful objects from the hands of so many talented artists. But, before this video, I’ve never really wanted to own a piece. I think this piece is magnificent. I’m in awe. I know I’m late to the party also - but, I was compelled to comment. I’m just in awe of this.
My nephew: - "So what is it supposed to be?
Me with a single tear rolling down my cheek and nodding in approval- ".....shut up boy."
I asked myself the same thing, then 3secs later, wtf am i asking!!!! Iit does not matter :)
You've probably been told this before but you seem to have a real delicate touch. Pleasure watching you working the piece.
Thank you, John!
@Anna_. 2222 And how would you know?
My Flabber is Gasted. Just superb.
Greetings from the UK.
Watching this was an ethereal experience. I’m awestruck by your talent and mesmerized by your work. Simply beautiful!
Thank you Linda!
The only word that comes to mind after watching this is “WOW”. That is absolutely beautiful, very well done.
I’ve been turning for 4 or 5 years now and I think this is the most beautiful piece of work I’ve ever seen on CZcams
I have said this before but not only is the piece beautiful, but the filmography is incredible!
Reminds me of us floating in space. Amazing vision and craftsmanship.
I can't consider myself your number one fan because I only discovered you a short time ago but I must tell you that your work is amazing. The woods you choose are fantastic and you get wonderful pieces, Congratulations on your videos 👍🌹🌹
Thank you, Sandra!
That's some really pretty wood! The burl almost looks like it is overflowing the bowl and dripping off. Sort of like a waterfall.
The wood is so cool and you used it so well! Is perfect in every way, even if you think it's not, is so amazing!
This is one of the most beautiful things I've ever seen.
Absolutely agree!!
@@janetmerrill5303 and me
The wood grain on the top of that piece is absolutely gorgeous! I have to put the video on pause just to look at it, it looks like Stone! The design is genius! You make it look way too easy.
That is amazing. I'm glad to confirm that black palm is beastly difficult. A piece ate one of my Forstner bits. Beautiful work; I especially like how you use ALL the tools; helps beginners like me learn the choices.
It works! And you did not miss an opportunity for ornamentation. The filial was the masterstroke.
I didn't say enough in my last comment that is absolutely beautiful and amazing I cannot say enough. Thank you for sharing, 💕💞
It's absolutely beautiful I'm just falling in love with black palm I've never seen it work before and it's beautiful I love the way it shows off the burl and it's so subtle that it allows the burl to shine while the black palm is also the star of the show I don't know what the more to say it's just stunning I would be proud to have this as a centerpiece on my table
Thanks Jodi!
Your art exceeds… I’m at a loss for words. You’re amazing!
Oh my goodness, this is truly one of the most beautiful things I've ever seen 💓
Glad this one didn't fall apart. Nice finish for a delicate burl.
There is pretty. There is beautiful. There is art. And then there's what David does. Absolutely stunning.
My favorite thing (aside from the absolutely beautiful work) is when it speeds up like at 1:54 and you can see how smooth and precise his movement is. Most people's movements look erratic at such high speeds but his hands move like they're on a set track. A sign of a real pro.
Thank you man. It is a skill I am still trying to master. I have a lot to learn!
Wow! Not only are you a very talented woodturner, but your Creativity is just Amazing!! Thank you for sharing you work with us…
Thank you very much!
David has better hand control of his tools than most surgeons!
The black palm hands down is the most beautiful and interesting dark wood i have ever seen. Beautiful insanity :)
I've always been a sucker for burl wood, but that black palm took my breath away! By far the most beautiful piece in terms of figure and artistic design I've seen on CZcams so far (and I've seen many.) You sir are a true artist!
John rine
Just wow, you sir know how to make a man feel completely and totally inadequate. I am just getting back in turning after a 10 or so year off, and wow this is the most amazing turning I've ever seen. Thank you for sharing
I have not the faintest idea about wood turning, apart from making a lamp and a candle holder back in the seventies at school, but every now and then I find these fabulous postings on CZcams, and I get stuck here watching your fantastic craftsmanship! I LOVE seeing what you create, and although I am a crafter myself I will never (ever) reach your level. A Norwegian living in Scotland take my hat off to you❣️😍 I wish I lived close enough to buy one of your amazing pieces of art, thank you SO much for sharing❣️🙏
Thank you so much, Kjersti! I appreciate you watching!
Spectacular,whimsical and magical, you are a unique artist!
There are definitely a lot of "not for beginners" steps in that process, and I was on the edge of my seat when you were hand-sanding the inner spaces of that spinning burl. Yikes!
Turned out amazing, thank you for sharing your skills with us.
Thank you so much! Yes it got dicey a few times!
What is more incredible than how beautiful the wood is is the fact that you can look at it and see in your head what you want to turn it into or as some people say what the wood wants to be turned into and to be able to execute flawlessly. I would give anything to have that sort of skill
Breathtakingly beautiful! Thankyou.
Thank you Laura!
What a work of art! Absolutely beautiful...
Not only is the final result gorgeous, but I was in awe of your control over the gouges. You are a true artist and craftsman.
This video just popped up in my recommended videos. My grandpa used to make stuff like this after he retired. He has since passed but I still keep a small bowl that I use for my car keys and various other items of the sort. Where I'm going with this comment is thank you so much for reminding me of him for 16 minutes.
Amazing creativity and execution. Thanks for sharing!
_"... don't sand with two fingers against the spin of the lathe."_ David, my heart was in my mouth the whole time your digits were in the danger zone-I'm so pleased you got away with it. What a lovely and unusual piece it is, and how amazing to think that something as potentially beautiful as a polished burl can originate in what is, essentially, a tree defending itself against a threat to its health.
Yup, my gut churned too when I saw that part lol, stunning work though! :)
Why do I feel like all the wood turning youtubers know each other
They/we know of David, he's one of the very best.
What would you do about it if they did?
It's the background. If you notice, a lot of woodturners have similar to identical workshops, to the point that you can take one video and say another did it. I was wondering the same thing until I realized that.
@@ignaciovelez2216 no, they don't steal eachother's work. Every channel has clearly elements unique to it, like music, invitation to like/subscribe, logo attached to bottom of the piece, and many other details. The mistrust and negativity is unnecessary.
@@infidel657 I didn't say that. I said that a lot of channels share very similar workshops, from the Crade position, to the color of their walls. So, there's a standard or convenient methods of step ups that make them look the same for some channels. No where did I say they were stealing work, merely that they have standarized too much their background settings.
The black palm is amazing and adds so much to this piece. Beautiful.
You are so talented! Every piece is an artwork!
So much beauty hidden in a block of wood. You are truly an artist to see this in your minds eye and make it reality. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you! I appreciate that! ✌️
Hi David, ..... well as you know you and I talked few days ago when you showed me how and what you turned from that Chechen burl I sent you, and you know all my thoughts and comments already so won’t discuss that more here in you tube, but I do want to reinforce what an amazing!!!!... job you did . I had a feeling you’d do something amazing and you did!!.... your ready for gallery work and display. In your spare time try to search and reach out to the various art shops, craft stores, etc as we discussed while back. Important thing is to just start getting your name out there, so little charity work for perhaps food banks, churches organizations etc to raise money for them, donate a turning to bid on etc. Anyway again great forethought, design elements, use of contrasting woods, and overall dimensions. Truly a very artistic piece!!!👍👍👍😉😉😉
John Miller
Custom Woodturnings
Thank you so much, John! I appreciate your advice and will definitely look out for opportunities like that. ✌️
Great advice!!
John, can you tell me where I can get some really cool pieces of wood like these to turn? I got my husband a lathe last Christmas and we’re having so much fun making things with it. So far; candle holders, bowls, vases and an urn. Limited sources of wood locally.
Hi Susie,.... not sure where you live and you mentioned you have limited access to various wood types. I turn a lot of green and seasoned wood, but of course I also turn kiln dry wood of various species. You mentioned you brought your husband a lathe last Xmas... wow!!!... bet he was surprised!... what a great Xmas gift!... I get most of my wood from the woods here in Missouri and various arborists, tree companies, etc etc. ....and then let them season up a little to get the moisture content down to what I like, but that can be a little tricky and turning wet wood is not an exact science but less dusty but might be better for your husband stick to the very dry woods and kilned dry woods to perfect his craft. That leaves your wood stores, lumber yards, etc. rockler, wood craft stores etc but they can be pricy depending what your looking for. When I’m needing perhaps something special for a client that he has commissioned me to turn, I’ll check out eBay and see who has what, again depending what your looking for, size, etc I’ve come across quite a few good reliable sellers. Hope this helps somewhat. If your husband or you have future thoughts or questions bout anything please feel free to contact me, more then happy to try and help any future woodturners . Best of luck to you and your husband. Happy turning!!!!😉
Suzie Fisk .... Hi again suzie... realized I spelled your name wrong , and might not have replied back the right way with regards to your question. Wanted let you know left a message to your question.
John Miller
Custom Woodturnings
Words cannot describe the work that you just created it is absolutely excellent superbly done I wouldn't even touch it the way it's so ornate and that's all I can say as they say on TV it's on fire
I am so glad you finished up with all your fingers , that said you must be mad , but then most geniuses are a little mad ,and prepaird to take some risk to produce wonderful things, inventions and reach the top. This is one of the TOP wood turnings I have seen . An ugly burl into a thing of such beauty
A truly magnificent piece. We can all buy beautiful wood but to "see" the piece hidden in a burl and then apply such artistry to creating a piece that is greater than the sum of the parts? Well, not too many of us can do that. Just great.
Thanks so much, Tom!
...an unusual, one-of-a-kind piece that I can't stop staring at...stunning!
Thank you!
That is just a great big pile of............ AWESOMENESS.👍👍👍.
GREAT VID
That black palm looks gorgeous
Beautiful work!! Really like how you retained the live edge on the underside of this piece. Very unique, and quite stunning to look at!
David, an absolutely stunning design. Truly museum ready. I tried black palm once for bottle stoppers and promised myself I’d never turn it again! As you said in your written introduction, turning the stuff hurts! But here you turned element after element from it... yikes!
Chechen is one for the most beautiful woods to turn! I’d never seen a burl from it before. It was exciting to watch you turn your amazing design! Beautiful finish! I did a save on your video. Thanks for sharing!
By-the-way, I use Wengé in place of black palm , but wouldn’t get the effect you got with the black palm. Very nice!!!
Thanks so much, Dave! Yeah some say not to use black palm unless it is stabilized, but using CA and shavings seems to help on the chip outs, but sometimes the chip out is so severe it redefines the design. Oh well.
Really beautiful. The combination of woods here is spectacular.
Красота неимоверная👍💐
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Spectacular!
Very well done.
So much vision, artistry, confidence, talent, skill, patience, mastery and the generosity to share with the whole world.
Thank you.
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Oh that’s gorgeous! That burl is *chefs kiss* perfect!
A Recipe my Mom created b4 I was even born. It is so delicious, -
Mushroom Stew.
5lb pork butt or shoulder roast
6 8oz packs of mushrooms
8 green peppers
2 sleeves of celery
6 12oz cans of stewed tomatoes
2 large onions
3 garlic cloves
1n 1/2 TBSP of Italian Seasoning.
2 TBSP of Worcestershire sauce
1st cut up the pork roast into bite size pieces and begin browning in a huge pot with chopped up garlic- cut mushrooms and onions into bite size and add them into the pot, let them cook with the pork about 30 mins-cut green peps into bite size, be sure to get all green pepper seeds out of it, add the green peppers and let them cook down a bit while you cut the 2 sleeves of celery-add celery and stewed tomatoes and let cook on low 3-4 hours. And again, key thing is to not let any green pepper seeds get in it, They will cause a perfume taste if you do get any in it. AND if electric stove, Cook covered on 3 and stir once in a while while cooking. It'll make about 2 Gallons of it so you can Freeze a lot for when you get hungry/Craving for it again, And I Guarantee you will LOVE IT!!!
Thank you so much, Amy!
I've watched this several times and it is still my favourite turning you have done.
Absolutely stunning beyond words can describe. Chechen burl is absolutely gorgeous, so is the black palm( even if it isn't wood). I can't believe how stunning it all looks like together. I wish you had kept more of the burl, but oh well it's perfect the way it is.
That is the most gorgeous piece of art I have ever seen! With each project you do i am more amazed by your talent. Please keep making this world a more beautiful place with your talent. God bless and thank you for sharing.
Wow thank you so much!
@@DavidAdamsen you are so welcome.
david brother that is just beautiful work . a real piece of art for sure . something to be proud of brother .
Thank you so much, Dark!
Out of All the wood turning on yt,this has got to be the best thing ever, magic is the only word that comes to mind.
Wow thanks so much!
That is out of this world!! Awesome!!!
That is a once in a lifetime piece of wood to be blessed with and you did wonders with it.
I just love this piece. Yes, John Miller, should be in a gallery. I also love the use of contrasting species. Wow, Wow, Wow! So very impressive.
Thanks Suzie!
Seriously, that thing is up there as one of the most beautiful objects I have ever seen. The technical skill is unreal. Just thinking about working that precisely with those species/grain patterns gives me the heebie jeebies. But in some ways I think the composition is even more impressive. The proportions and shape are so dead on, it looks fluid and yet formal, organic yet totally controlled. And apparently you managed to see that from the beginning. Bravo sir, Bravo.
Never seen Black Palm wood before, Gorgeous 😍😍😍😍😍
💥🥰 Absolutely beautiful. Mind blown.
This is incredible! I wouldn’t have imagined this at all from the initial pieces. Nicely done!
That might be one of the most beautiful things I've ever seen.
Just wow. Wow! The workmanship, the woods, what you did here was awesome. Just a gal on CZcams here admiring craftsmanship. Awesome work, xx
This piece is gorgeous. You should be proud of yourself.
Uff, I could start crying to see the genesis. It seems like creation. Your balance of curves, edges and natural surface let me be jealous.
Thanx.
Wow thank you! Always learning and trying new things!
You amaze me with the details and selection of would I love watching you work.
Thank you John!
So sooòooooooo.... marvelous as well as beauuuuutiful....My Love from India to you David & all who adore their work...
Holy cow! I am in awe. A yuck piece of wood and you gave it life and beauty. Cheers❤❤
This is lovely! The finial was probably my favorite part, the color of the wood was fantastic. I would love to make background music for your channel sometime if you were ever interested. I think acoustic guitar would fit the setting nicely
What an amazing piece David. I have watched a lot of your videos with absolute pleasure, but this one takes No 1 billing in my mind. I did 'sit up' when you brought out the Palm to turn. I have never heard of it but as you worked with it I did actually notice the 'splinters' but what a job you did turning it. It compliments the piece of Chechen Burl so well which, if you hadn't mentioned it, no one would have noticed your 'little slip up'. One of your best pieces, if it's possible to say that, & a credit mark to you for a brilliant job. Cheers, Don from South Aust.
Thank you so much! This remains one of my favorites too, if only because of how difficult it was… and also a great learning experience too!
Beautiful beautiful BEAUTIFUL! 🤩 perfect craftswork !
That was AMAZING! It's like seeing the wood turn into cloth for you to drape as you wish.
Thank you!
The burl bowl and lid were not enough yo had to go all the way with a base, a stem and a finial. Awesome 👍👍👍Thanks for sharing. And the wood choices. WOW !!!
Thanks so much! Such beautiful wood deserved lots of attention! ✌️
What a fabulous piece of art you have produced. The two different types of wood compliment each other perfectly in this piece. I watched in awe, trying to visualise what you had in mind but couldn't see it my minds eye until you put it all together at the end and it was absolutely stunning, in the true sense of the word. Talent is too small a word to describe your awesome skills & vision.
Wow.
Totally awesome.
Thank you for posting.
Absolutely fantastic piece of work.
That is quite possibly the most beautiful piece of bloody good craftwork I have ever seen. That burl piece is utterly beautiful, both the wood itself and the way you worked it.
Thank you so much!
Amazing combination of woods! As always, I love watching where the design is going. Thank you David xx
Thank you so much, Dee!
We all like surprises. All the same, I like to have some idea of what is in the works -- and without the slightest preview, and with a host of ads standing in the way, skipping around this video is not an easy option.
Chechen is by far my favorite burl to work with
At first I didn’t know what the hell you could make out of that piece of wood God how beautiful everything came out absolutely gorgeous great job possible thank you so much for showing and good luck in the future God bless you
Thank you so much, Richard!
Beautiful work with all your projects!!
My oh my oh my! What wonderful work.
Just down right amazing Sir!!! You are a true professional... I'm just getting into this whole turning thing... I've built Kitchen Cabinets for years, took a 13 year break and went into Law Enforcement... Got hurt and had to retire... But now I'm back at the woodworking true love of my life... You are the best I've seen out there... Keep up the good work...
Thank you. I really appreciate that. Happy turning!