Wow….just, wow. I wish my Dad was alive to watch these videos. He was a master carpenter and spend a lot of time with his lathe. I’m totally blown away by the time and effort gone into this gorgeous piece of art, so so beautiful.
Normally I'm not a huge fan of a contrasting foot, but with this piece it anchors the rainbow so that it floats instead of being chaotic. I really like that. You could probably do one with an Ebony foot quite effectively, too.
Absolutely true. As a painter myself, I can say that there is a lot of flat out garbage in a lot of modern art museums. Good stuff too but some of it is just a joke.
I was hooked from start to finish. Couldn’t envisage how this was going to work out. Looks awesome. The colour combinations just work and the final piece is so impressive. A true piece of art!
I just find your work fascinating to watch, like reading a book you can't put down. Both your skill and the right tools, combine to make beautiful works of art, and have answered many of questions of 'how the hell?'. Thank you!!
This turned bowl is gorgeous and incredible. It's amazing how you made it. What Molly Weinstien said is true. Your art works belong in galleries or museums. People need to see your extraordinary creativity. Thank you.
The optical illusions that occur as a result of putting small amounts of drag on the lathe when carving, the inside especially, are incredible. For a moment I saw it flicker from one stationary image to a completely different stationary image, all while in motion. It's like a rim on a fast moving car times a thousand.
I have not seen such a lovely beautiful colorful pic.
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Hello my friend, Unless you try what's new, you can't learn anything new. And you are always trying to teach innovations. And you always produce innovative works and ideas. Thank you for sharing. See you. Big greetings.
They say it is not the destination that is important, but the journey…but if your prep and lathe, and finishing work are the ‘ journey’ and the bowl is your ‘destination’, then both are as significant as each other. A work of art! I hope you got a good price for it.
I love watching Damascus blades being made and this had a similar feel, with all the layers. Watching it spin for a while I think would create a hypnotic effect. Beautiful piece as usual. Thanks
Pinocchio did not appear out of nowhere; he was carved from a special wood by the talented and art loving Geppetto. And that’s who Jack Mack is -- a modern Geppetto who’s searching for his soulmate. As the manufacturer of the material used in this video, we could not be more amazed and proud with the final results... way to go Jack, you did it again! And lastly, not to take anything away from Jack’s professional craftsmanship, for everyone out there watching this and thinking, I could probably replicate this but got spooked by the circles cutting and build back time consuming part, just a suggestion, all that can be easily carved on a CNC and also customized for different desired bowl shapes. Happy turning!
Glue..... from the original coloered plywood. To the final wood base. It was all about the glue. You've got to be one of the best "gluer upper" I've ever seen. I still had to fast forward through some of the boring parts. Glue is fascinating!!
It takes an enormous amount of patience - and time, and foresight, and talent - to see what and how this would come about! I am in awe of your beautiful accomplishment!
I am from a family of carpenters the whole journey of this piece of art transformed me in my childhood when I saw my dad and uncles making piece of arts as well as other equipments for routine life Beautiful indeed beautiful 💐💐
Fantastic work Jack! I was alive in the 1960's and 70's and loved designs like this. I miss those days. This brought back some beautiful memories. Thanks for another wonderful ride.
Heck, I even loved the sawdust :) I like how all we have to do is sit back and just enjoy the ride with you, Jack. You know it's gonna be amazing and a thing of beauty when it is over. Thank you for sharing your love of wood :)
I was thinking about the saw dust being used to fill homemade pincushions. My Dad was a woodworker up into his 90’s, and kept a box under his table saw to catch sawdust. During the summer before he passed(2017), I asked Dad for some of the sawdust to fill homemade pincushions. He said to take as much as I wanted. I ended up with 4 or 5 gallon-size ziplock bags. I want to made pincushions for the women in our family filled with sawdust from Dad’s/Grampa’s/GreatGrampa’s workshop.
I'd like to put the saw dust & shavings in my flower beds, it's so pretty. I'm fascinated watching the process. The result is incredible! Thanks for sharing.
Your ideas and creativity are on another level. It blows my mind how you can start with something like that and created such a phenomenal product. Keep up the great work!
Very beautiful!! 😍 I agree with the others that say it should be in an art gallery or museum. I don't know what it takes to get a gallery to display your work but I think it would be worth finding out. A couple of showings could seriously push up the monetary worth of your creations and create a strong following. Thanks for sharing your work!
Thank you for sharing your thoughts. Gallery’s mostly show work for sale. And take 49% commission on the sale price. Iv displayed work in galleries for many years and also sold a lot of work that way. These days RUclips is my gallery and I can sell my work directly to the customer for much more reasonable prices as I don’t have to double the price. My website shop is low on stock after Xmas but will be restocked in a week or so Www.Jackmackwoodturning.Com
@@JackMackWoodturning Wow! I'm sorry. I wasn't aware that a gallery would rip an artist off like that! I understand they need to make some money also but that's crazy! Maybe with a really well-known artist it would be reasonable but not with someone starting out and trying to promote themselves. Are online art auction sites (not ebay) just as bad? I read a tip once, regarding ebay and art pieces, that you can test out what people really think of your work by setting a pretty high minimum price, not shown (I just forgot the name for that), and see if people will accept and surpass it. It's like a test to see if you're either over or under pricing your work. Anyway..... Sorry for rambling on and thank you for sharing how galleries work. I will most definitely check your website out. I wish you continued success!!
Lot of prep work just to get to the lathe. I appreciate your patience...
I don't think I've seen anyone make as perfect a cut on a bandsaw as you did with those arcs. Damn, that was satisfying to watch.
Thanks buddy. I spend a great deal of my working day cutting on the bandsaw and have done for 20 years. It’s all about practice 👍🏻
Simply , supper .
I love it very much .
Wow….just, wow. I wish my Dad was alive to watch these videos. He was a master carpenter and spend a lot of time with his lathe. I’m totally blown away by the time and effort gone into this gorgeous piece of art, so so beautiful.
Mine too... and watching this, I was wishing my dad could have watched it with me.
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Mine too.. he would have loved watching these videos with me and appreciated such talent.
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That is awesome but your patience is admirable.
Thanks Linda. Do you think it would work in black and white?
It looks like, well, it essentially is, A Bargello type pattern. SO SO cool!!!!
Normally I'm not a huge fan of a contrasting foot, but with this piece it anchors the rainbow so that it floats instead of being chaotic. I really like that. You could probably do one with an Ebony foot quite effectively, too.
That was cooler than glass blowing!
Stunning!
Your pieces should be in modern art galleries. So intensely beautiful! 🤤
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Achwas...dafür sehen die viel zu gut aus.
Absolutely true. As a painter myself, I can say that there is a lot of flat out garbage in a lot of modern art museums. Good stuff too but some of it is just a joke.
@@georgeedward1226 I went to a show once. One piece was a giant economy size box of Tide laundry detergent with a garden hose draped over it.
@@christinebravomom5711 but how did it make you feel?
WOW BEAUTIFUL
Absolutely gorgeous Jack.
Beautiful!!!!!!!!
WOW! Work of art!
Vous travaillez merveilleusement bien, SUPER, Merci
He has a gift for woodwork and a eye for color. Blessing on you for sharing this with others. Keep up the good work.
I was hooked from start to finish. Couldn’t envisage how this was going to work out. Looks awesome. The colour combinations just work and the final piece is so impressive. A true piece of art!
Thanks Mrs D. Hope you are enjoying your holiday 😊👍🏻❤️
Wow beautiful.
Now that is a labor of love!
That is so stinking beautiful!!
I just find your work fascinating to watch, like reading a book you can't put down. Both your skill and the right tools, combine to make beautiful works of art, and have answered many of questions of 'how the hell?'. Thank you!!
Wow... Luscious
Staring down the top of that thing while it was spinning on the lathe was giving me acid flashbacks...😱
That is absolutely beautiful
This turned bowl is gorgeous and incredible. It's amazing how you made it. What Molly Weinstien said is true. Your art works belong in galleries or museums. People need to see your extraordinary creativity. Thank you.
It's gorgeous
The optical illusions that occur as a result of putting small amounts of drag on the lathe when carving, the inside especially, are incredible. For a moment I saw it flicker from one stationary image to a completely different stationary image, all while in motion. It's like a rim on a fast moving car times a thousand.
I have not seen such a lovely beautiful colorful pic.
Hello my friend, Unless you try what's new, you can't learn anything new. And you are always trying to teach innovations. And you always produce innovative works and ideas. Thank you for sharing. See you. Big greetings.
Absolutely amazing
Very cool and unique appearing! Quite reminiscent of glass!
WOW, INCREDIBLE, SUCH TALENT, TY 4 SHARING!!!!!
Probably the most beautiful bowl I've ever seen in my life.
Stunning
They say it is not the destination that is important, but the journey…but if your prep and lathe, and finishing work are the ‘ journey’ and the bowl is your ‘destination’, then both are as significant as each other. A work of art! I hope you got a good price for it.
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Gorgeous
Wow. Just ..... WOW!
Nice one D. Much appreciated. Would you have the piece in your home?
@@JackMackWoodturning Probably yeah, but it would be too expensive - being hand-made and all that. But it looks amazing!
It reminds me of the old fashioned ribbon candy it's beautiful
Omg, that is absolutely gorgeous.
Mashaallah brother u have a very beautiful creative brain may Allah bless u
I love watching Damascus blades being made and this had a similar feel, with all the layers. Watching it spin for a while I think would create a hypnotic effect. Beautiful piece as usual. Thanks
Thanks GSD. Have u made any knives?
@@JackMackWoodturning no. I would like to learn, but money and time are always calling me. Maybe after I retire, who knows.
Absolutely stunning
I give you mega amounts of credit for the patience it must have took to glue that all together!!! I love the spiral look of the bowl so much!!!
Pinocchio did not appear out of nowhere; he was carved from a special wood by the talented and art loving Geppetto. And that’s who Jack Mack is -- a modern Geppetto who’s searching for his soulmate.
As the manufacturer of the material used in this video, we could not be more amazed and proud with the final results... way to go Jack, you did it again!
And lastly, not to take anything away from Jack’s professional craftsmanship, for everyone out there watching this and thinking, I could probably replicate this but got spooked by the circles cutting and build back time consuming part, just a suggestion, all that can be easily carved on a CNC and also customized for different desired bowl shapes.
Happy turning!
The planning alone that went into this is mind blowing. This is the most amazing piece of wood turning I have seen. Beautiful and unique.
Beautiful work jack.👌👌👌
I get excited when you start to sand it - must be so satisfying to put that finish on at the end. I agree - museum quality!!
Thanks B. So glad you enjoyed it 😊
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Glue..... from the original coloered plywood. To the final wood base. It was all about the glue.
You've got to be one of the best "gluer upper" I've ever seen.
I still had to fast forward through some of the boring parts.
Glue is fascinating!!
Probably the coolest wood turning video I've ever watched.
Wow so much work for this bowl
Do you think it was a waste of time?
Beautiful Hallucinating bowl
Beautiful!
we specialize in the production of expensive decorative bowls, and cheap organic confetti
that sawdust would be fun in some resin! it's so pretty
Absolutely gorgeous. I want one! I’ve never seen one like it!
It takes an enormous amount of patience - and time, and foresight, and talent - to see what and how this would come about! I am in awe of your beautiful accomplishment!
I am from a family of carpenters the whole journey of this piece of art transformed me in my childhood when I saw my dad and uncles making piece of arts as well as other equipments for routine life
Beautiful indeed beautiful 💐💐
Fantastic work Jack! I was alive in the 1960's and 70's and loved designs like this. I miss those days. This brought back some beautiful memories. Thanks for another wonderful ride.
Very cool candy dish! 👍
As a lady who makes patchworks I am fascinated by your method, and the finished article is so beautiful. So very clever and skilled.
Needs to be on display..man (wow)..
I do believe the person who bought the piece will have it on display.
That bowl is absolutely insane. I just love that bowl
That is …………….pretty awesome. Thanks
Heck, I even loved the sawdust :) I like how all we have to do is sit back and just enjoy the ride with you, Jack. You know it's gonna be amazing and a thing of beauty when it is over. Thank you for sharing your love of wood :)
how about taking the sawdust from the planer and mixing in some epoxy?
@@dksaevs that’s what I was thinking. Maybe make some globes or something.
I was thinking about the saw dust being used to fill homemade pincushions.
My Dad was a woodworker up into his 90’s, and kept a box under his table saw to catch sawdust. During the summer before he passed(2017), I asked Dad for some of the sawdust to fill homemade pincushions. He said to take as much as I wanted. I ended up with 4 or 5 gallon-size ziplock bags. I want to made pincushions for the women in our family filled with sawdust from Dad’s/Grampa’s/GreatGrampa’s workshop.
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@@amethystanne4586 that is so awesome! Thank you for sharing the story. Pincushions are a way better idea.
Incredible !
Intensive. Compelling ... and then AMAZING! Soooooo beautiful!
Great idea 👷👍
Brilliant artwork, deserves to be shown into a modern art gallery, for sure !
I'd like to put the saw dust & shavings in my flower beds, it's so pretty. I'm fascinated watching the process. The result is incredible! Thanks for sharing.
Brilliant and beautiful 🥰
Thank you! B 😊 Is that you?
WOW thats amazing wood turning.its like living LSD a delight to look at.
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Amazing!!!!😲😲😲
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When you showed the sawdust, I can see that going into a future resin piece. This bowl is so beautiful. Thank you for sharing.
That was my thought too when he showed that
You clearly take great pride in your work... ;)
Your ideas and creativity are on another level. It blows my mind how you can start with something like that and created such a phenomenal product. Keep up the great work!
Fantastic!!
This piece has to be one of the most beautiful things I have ever seen ❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️
Thanks V. Very much appreciated. Good weekend planned?
True art !
Very beautiful!! 😍 I agree with the others that say it should be in an art gallery or museum. I don't know what it takes to get a gallery to display your work but I think it would be worth finding out. A couple of showings could seriously push up the monetary worth of your creations and create a strong following.
Thanks for sharing your work!
Thank you for sharing your thoughts. Gallery’s mostly show work for sale. And take 49% commission on the sale price. Iv displayed work in galleries for many years and also sold a lot of work that way. These days RUclips is my gallery and I can sell my work directly to the customer for much more reasonable prices as I don’t have to double the price.
My website shop is low on stock after Xmas but will be restocked in a week or so
Www.Jackmackwoodturning.Com
@@JackMackWoodturning Wow! I'm sorry. I wasn't aware that a gallery would rip an artist off like that! I understand they need to make some money also but that's crazy! Maybe with a really well-known artist it would be reasonable but not with someone starting out and trying to promote themselves.
Are online art auction sites (not ebay) just as bad?
I read a tip once, regarding ebay and art pieces, that you can test out what people really think of your work by setting a pretty high minimum price, not shown (I just forgot the name for that), and see if people will accept and surpass it. It's like a test to see if you're either over or under pricing your work. Anyway.....
Sorry for rambling on and thank you for sharing how galleries work.
I will most definitely check your website out.
I wish you continued success!!
God given talent, years of experience and craftsmanship are impeccable.
This was visually stunning, an absolute wonder of physics and skill. Thank you so much for sharing it!
I just want to eat it!!! It's soooo pretty 😍 🎊🎉 your hands create masterpieces 👍
Beautiful 😍
Nice one Maddy. Good weekend planned?
That is fantastic!!
That plywood had no business being that beautiful! Easily the most gorgeous bowl I’ve ever seen.
Wow, thank you R. Would you like to see it in black and white?
We made it our business to be that beautiful 😅 True story!
Thank you ❤❤❤❤❤
So beautiful! Truly you are an artist!
Thanks A. Where are you watching from?
that was cool looking, you have a lot of skill
Who wouldn't love a beautiful bowl like that?
Thanks D. Are you an actress?
@@JackMackWoodturning No I'm a film fan and you're welcome
Excellent piece of work. 👌
Thanks buddy. What would you use it for?
Beautufully stunning!
Oh my Goodness, what a beautiful piece of artwork! You're so talented! Absolutely love it!!
Stunning work
A lot of work for one project, but it sure came out beautifully. Great Job, Jack. -Jack
Gorgeous 😍
I don’t know how you came up with this but I’m glad you did because it’s amazing! So beautiful! Good work! ❤
THIS IS BEAUTIFUL
how much patience and precision there is in this work!
You don’t get to see the bits when something goes wrong and I throw a mug across the workshop 😆
@@JackMackWoodturning 😆😆😆
Absolutely beautiful. I would proudly have this in my home. All of your pieces are marvelous.
That is cool as heck.