I’m so glad to find I’m not the only person mourning for the poor purple. But more importantly: you didn’t get hurt. It’s such a lovely piece- thank you for sharing such a soothing video!
Yah it’s too bad the last band bit the dust. The colours were in the wrong order though. The deep violet that was lost should have been after the blue and the grape/plum colour should have been last as it’s closer to red. Incredible workmanship regardless. Wow
"Doctor...tell me how bad it is. I can handle the truth, don't sugar-coat it." "Well, it wasn't the greatest idea in the world to spin around and try to fly. The purple is pretty badly damaged, and you're going to need to have surgery. I'm sorry son, but we're going to have to lamputate." (Wow, thanks for appreciating my awful Dad joke everyone! Never thought I'd have over 1000 likes on a comment!)
@@Mr-Zhou You could also get diffusion filters from Roscoe, Lee or other makers of theatrical lighting filters. They're made to work with extremely high temperature lighting fixtures, so they would last forever with LEDS!
Good lord, this video was so soothing to watch. It was sad to see the purple go but what matters is you didn't get hurt. And it's better to lose one small part and still get an absolutely gorgeous piece rather than have to restart from scratch. And I love your choice of music too. It was a perfect fit for the video
I hear this one was 15% off. (I joke only because I've had enough spontaneous disintegrations on the lathe, that the only thing you can do is laugh about it, and try again.)
Just make sure it’s not rainbow trust me they ain’t gonna like it cause they would get made fun of for having something rainbow which now symbolizes gay pride
@@appleglassjuice11 I mean tbh I get what your saying but realistically if your younger you wouldn’t want something rainbow because people will give you lots of hell over it
@@Kaden_SparksYT That might happen. I wear tons of rainbow accessories when I'm out and about and have never been stopped about it. Also little kids are pretty chill these days about that stuff. If anyone would have a problem with it it would have to be some disgusting adults lol. But I see your point regardless.
Be careful when parting pieces at high speeds, put a rod in the tailstock chuck to prevent your workpiece to become a rocket. You're lucky you dodged a bullet this time. Listen to my advice I work on a lathe every day. Have fun and keep on going with your crafts I hope you have your handcrafts recognized on the web
I had a five pound piece of steel come off a metal lathe once at 1300 rpm (someone changed the speed while I was away and I didn't notice until it spun up), a steel gas bottle, and it almost killed me. Thing just about punched a hole in the 1/16" steel guard on the back of the lathe and bounced back out right over the top of my head before I could blink. I always put that tailstock in after that whether I was turning a part at 5 or 5000 rpm lol... Never did find out the dipshit who messed with my gearing but thats what you get in high school shop classes lol. My shop teacher however, made it _incredibly_ clear afterward, that changing the settings on someone else's machines without permission again would result in expulsion if they were caught. Lathes will take you out in a variety of ways, they're among some of the most dangerous pieces of machinery out there. Guy at work a couple years ago almost got eaten by one turning at only a few rpm luckily (cutting 3/8" knurles into 4" steel round stock for log feeder rollers), it grabbed his shirt and was pulling him in. The only other guy in the shop saw what was happening and ran over to him from 60 feet away, he pulled out his pocket knife as he was running and cut him free with literally seconds to spare before it wrapped him around a 4" steel rod. I think the proper thing to say about a lathe is be careful when you're doing _anything_ and _everything_ with a lathe, each and every step deserves the utmost respect. They'll demand it of you if you don't and you won't be able to resist its will. You can't say no to 5 horsepower (or in my coworkers sake 30😐) or something flung by 5 horsepower.
@@Augustbeauty69 more dangerous than u would even initially think. I have a weird hobby of reading accident reports of injuries and deaths that occur in different types of work places and trust me, anything that spins is not something to be taken lightly. Basically, in worst cases, there is a chance that by the time someone turns it off, there is nothing left that resembles a human. I wish i had even a quarter of the talent someof these people do on here. I love watching these videos.
You got the talent, it's an amazing work , but be careful when you parting the workpiece, when it starts to wobble stop the machine and use handsaw to cut it off. Luckily it doesn't turn into a disaster or injuring you.
I really appreciate that you showed us that you made a mistake. You showed us how it happened, how you fumbled to try and stop it and what the damage was. I, as a creator of other mediums, can relate SO MUCH to those kind of moments and it makes me happy when people don't sugarcoat their work process. (It doesn't make me happy to see something go wrong, it makes me happy to see that you decided to show us that, even though you could've edited it out.) Sure it's satisfying to watch someone make something elegantly in one flowing motion from start to finish, but it's these videos that show us the mistakes (and how to handle them) that really feel human and genuinely leave you feeling good and satisfied. My respects to you. The final product is gorgeous!
Thank you for watching and leaving a comment, I am a lathe enthusiast, these are self-taught, no special training, so I will often make mistakes, in the latest video I rarely make mistakes anymore
Oops! Just trim this off real quick, and we shall never speak of this again! LoL! We’ve all been there! I’ve still got most of a mangled Osage Orange bowl hanging over my lathe. The darn thing tried to take my head off as it came out. I leave it there to remind me to triple check everything, slow down and focus on the task at hand. The mind kind of wanders and next thing you know you are picking yourself up off the floor. Great vid, nice project.
You are the first person to work on a lathe I’ve seen with the proper long sleeve shirt with elastic cuffs. I work on a metal cutting manual lathe, glad so see someone who takes safety seriously 7:05 nevermind. I take it all back 🤣😂🤣😂
So beautiful! omg, I'd love to have one of those lamps one day. I think that accident was a blessing in disguise tbh. When you poured the colours in I was like, "Noooo!" lmao Only because the indigo/violet-ish colour was supposed to be next to the blue... and then the purple-ish magenta at the end as it is closer to red. So without it, it makes looks like it was meant to be this way! Awesome job. So mesmerizing to watch!
На моменте, где всё пошло не по плану стал очень жаль автора, но он хотя бы не боится показать такие моменты. И да, один из редких комментариев на великом и могучем х)
когда он начал срезать без упора, техника безопасности вышла из чата. я уже думала, руку травмирует, но ему повезло. никогда, блин, никто так не делает, если дорога целостность своего тела и рабочей техники.
From watching so much of Bobby Duke I find comedy in crafting/art video's that aren't ment to be funny. Case and point, when ever you show how much shavings your covered in is just hilarious and I don't know why.
Some cool thought process going on in this. Traditionally you'd just poor the colors in order in batches letting each cure. Like your thinking. You're going to be a pro in no time. Keep up the good work.
So beautiful! I love how it turned out, I think it'd be amazing to see that kind of look at an angle along a teardrop shape. I just don't have any skill like that 😅 It's beautiful, keep up the good work (: Merry Christmas
@@Mr-Zhou Sure! (: it was awesome to watch, I just get these ideas without being able to do anything with 'em... ^^; Mine had been all right, hope you had a good day
You should have bought a programmable LED strip and an Arduino (for eg. the mini version). Then program it so the LEDs are matching colors with resin and add breathe or slightly change color effects. +Maybe diffuse the colors by adding for eg. an acrylic diffuser for the next time as well, makes the effect more clean and premium :). Overall I am loving the concept and the finished look !!! Good job !
Its very clever that Mr Zhou made the mistake with the lamp to demonstrate how to rectify this issue if it ever happened whilst we were trying to make the lamp thank you Sir ;-)
very interesting video. I'm a 60 year vet of the woodworking trade, so it was of great interest to me. But the music though, was absolutely mesmerizing. Wish I knew where I could get more of it!
old machinists trick for when you're parting something hollow put a small (smaller than the hole you can feed it down) drill in the tailstock chuck so that when it parts off it just falls onto the drill bit
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I’m so glad to find I’m not the only person mourning for the poor purple. But more importantly: you didn’t get hurt. It’s such a lovely piece- thank you for sharing such a soothing video!
Thank you for watching and commenting!
Yah it’s too bad the last band bit the dust. The colours were in the wrong order though. The deep violet that was lost should have been after the blue and the grape/plum colour should have been last as it’s closer to red. Incredible workmanship regardless. Wow
@@graphiquejack you pointed it out, now its bothering me lol
Me too😭
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Now this is an honest channel. Shows even the failures.
I'm just documenting my learning process, which may result in failure
@@Mr-Zhou humble response indeed.
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@@TheALMarchive What
Showing failures has nothing to do with honesty. It is personal choice.
Not gonna lie, I'm loving the people being positive and supporting this. Outstanding job
Absolutely awesome 😎👍 indeed on your kind words and the incredibly talented artist 😃🎄⛄ Happy Holidays everyone ⛄🎄
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Who would lie about that?
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“And THAT son, is the story of why there’s no purple stripe in rainbows”
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I want it
Nice
Umm violet is purple
7:21 And that's the reason why people can't see ultraviolet, kids.
That honestly hurt when it messed up. Turned out nice but still hurt
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@@cheesecake1412 u took that term and ran with it in like. the opposite direction LMFAO.
Pain
Normally I'm not a fan of background music in videos like these, but I feel like this actually added to the experience a little bit
Does anyone else recognize this music from Mathologer ?
I was thinking the exact same thing while watching this
"Doctor...tell me how bad it is. I can handle the truth, don't sugar-coat it."
"Well, it wasn't the greatest idea in the world to spin around and try to fly. The purple is pretty badly damaged, and you're going to need to have surgery. I'm sorry son, but we're going to have to lamputate."
(Wow, thanks for appreciating my awful Dad joke everyone! Never thought I'd have over 1000 likes on a comment!)
Lamputate lol
@ExpiredLolly it's not 69 anymore and I hate that pun with a burning passion ;-;
Dad joke 100
LAMPUTATE
Methinks your humor is a bit lamp sometimes. Lit me improve it a bit with a bulb session.
put parchment paper around the leds to diffuse the light better and you will see more colour when its lit up !
Thanks for the advice, I bought the LED equalizer and will use it for future videos!
@@Mr-Zhou You could also get diffusion filters from Roscoe, Lee or other makers of theatrical lighting filters. They're made to work with extremely high temperature lighting fixtures, so they would last forever with LEDS!
@@brookeggleston9314 Thanks for the advice.
Yes, such a great Woodwork... The perfection in eletric IS Missing, with that Changes IT will BE great
Those LED strips get pretty hot though. Make sure to keep that in mind. Even if they don't melt anything they don't last too long if they over heat.
Everything worth doing has failures on the way. Great job with this piece!
That’s good advice, well said
Good lord, this video was so soothing to watch. It was sad to see the purple go but what matters is you didn't get hurt. And it's better to lose one small part and still get an absolutely gorgeous piece rather than have to restart from scratch.
And I love your choice of music too. It was a perfect fit for the video
Thank you for watching and commenting
Amazing artwork. I hope whoever received this cherishes it forever
I think I have achieved inner piece with the combination of this video and the music
Is your profile icon Strange Man?
@an 8th dimentional being Delicate Attention - Bertysolo
I would definetly buy two of them for my sons if I see this lamp in a store!!! Very, very nice! Well done!
I hear this one was 15% off.
(I joke only because I've had enough spontaneous disintegrations on the lathe, that the only thing you can do is laugh about it, and try again.)
Just make sure it’s not rainbow trust me they ain’t gonna like it cause they would get made fun of for having something rainbow which now symbolizes gay pride
@@Kaden_SparksYT Or... Let the kids like whatever colors they want regardless if its "gay" or not and have them not care what others think of them.
@@appleglassjuice11 I mean tbh I get what your saying but realistically if your younger you wouldn’t want something rainbow because people will give you lots of hell over it
@@Kaden_SparksYT That might happen. I wear tons of rainbow accessories when I'm out and about and have never been stopped about it. Also little kids are pretty chill these days about that stuff. If anyone would have a problem with it it would have to be some disgusting adults lol. But I see your point regardless.
Be careful when parting pieces at high speeds, put a rod in the tailstock chuck to prevent your workpiece to become a rocket. You're lucky you dodged a bullet this time. Listen to my advice I work on a lathe every day. Have fun and keep on going with your crafts I hope you have your handcrafts recognized on the web
Thank you very much for your advice.
I had a five pound piece of steel come off a metal lathe once at 1300 rpm (someone changed the speed while I was away and I didn't notice until it spun up), a steel gas bottle, and it almost killed me. Thing just about punched a hole in the 1/16" steel guard on the back of the lathe and bounced back out right over the top of my head before I could blink. I always put that tailstock in after that whether I was turning a part at 5 or 5000 rpm lol...
Never did find out the dipshit who messed with my gearing but thats what you get in high school shop classes lol. My shop teacher however, made it _incredibly_ clear afterward, that changing the settings on someone else's machines without permission again would result in expulsion if they were caught. Lathes will take you out in a variety of ways, they're among some of the most dangerous pieces of machinery out there. Guy at work a couple years ago almost got eaten by one turning at only a few rpm luckily (cutting 3/8" knurles into 4" steel round stock for log feeder rollers), it grabbed his shirt and was pulling him in. The only other guy in the shop saw what was happening and ran over to him from 60 feet away, he pulled out his pocket knife as he was running and cut him free with literally seconds to spare before it wrapped him around a 4" steel rod.
I think the proper thing to say about a lathe is be careful when you're doing _anything_ and _everything_ with a lathe, each and every step deserves the utmost respect. They'll demand it of you if you don't and you won't be able to resist its will. You can't say no to 5 horsepower (or in my coworkers sake 30😐) or something flung by 5 horsepower.
I'm just amazed. All these guys are so good at this! I wondered about something coming off the lathe, that could be dangerous.
@@Augustbeauty69 more dangerous than u would even initially think. I have a weird hobby of reading accident reports of injuries and deaths that occur in different types of work places and trust me, anything that spins is not something to be taken lightly. Basically, in worst cases, there is a chance that by the time someone turns it off, there is nothing left that resembles a human. I wish i had even a quarter of the talent someof these people do on here. I love watching these videos.
no criticism whatsoever, that was amazing watching you make that , very very cool !
You got the talent, it's an amazing work , but be careful when you parting the workpiece, when it starts to wobble stop the machine and use handsaw to cut it off. Luckily it doesn't turn into a disaster or injuring you.
Thanks for the advice, I made a cheap mistake and will stop before using the saw again!
I really appreciate that you showed us that you made a mistake. You showed us how it happened, how you fumbled to try and stop it and what the damage was. I, as a creator of other mediums, can relate SO MUCH to those kind of moments and it makes me happy when people don't sugarcoat their work process. (It doesn't make me happy to see something go wrong, it makes me happy to see that you decided to show us that, even though you could've edited it out.) Sure it's satisfying to watch someone make something elegantly in one flowing motion from start to finish, but it's these videos that show us the mistakes (and how to handle them) that really feel human and genuinely leave you feeling good and satisfied. My respects to you. The final product is gorgeous!
Thank you for watching and leaving a comment, I am a lathe enthusiast, these are self-taught, no special training, so I will often make mistakes, in the latest video I rarely make mistakes anymore
I like that you showed the accident, even if it must have been so frustrating for you! Beautiful piece!
Thank you for watching and commenting!
That was an awesome build. An even more impressive save after the scratches.
Oops! Just trim this off real quick, and we shall never speak of this again! LoL! We’ve all been there! I’ve still got most of a mangled Osage Orange bowl hanging over my lathe. The darn thing tried to take my head off as it came out. I leave it there to remind me to triple check everything, slow down and focus on the task at hand. The mind kind of wanders and next thing you know you are picking yourself up off the floor. Great vid, nice project.
Imagine this as a real product, and I'll totally buy this
You are the first person to work on a lathe I’ve seen with the proper long sleeve shirt with elastic cuffs. I work on a metal cutting manual lathe, glad so see someone who takes safety seriously
7:05 nevermind. I take it all back 🤣😂🤣😂
Hahahahaha
I miss being able to use the lathe at my school. Such a relaxing hobby tbh.
Thanks for sharing this video. You have a great insight into blending color resin and wood. Wishing you a great week. Cheers.
Thank you for watching and I wish you good health
So beautiful! omg, I'd love to have one of those lamps one day. I think that accident was a blessing in disguise tbh. When you poured the colours in I was like, "Noooo!" lmao Only because the indigo/violet-ish colour was supposed to be next to the blue... and then the purple-ish magenta at the end as it is closer to red. So without it, it makes looks like it was meant to be this way! Awesome job. So mesmerizing to watch!
Thank you very much for watching and leaving your comments
I absolutely loved the end result. I wanted to cry for you when I saw what happened to your beautiful work. Truly wonderful. ❤
I'm glad you like my work and thank you for watching and commenting
I love that the fail was kept in. Just “Mistakes were made, it’s fiiiine”
Great art and salute to your hardwork @ Trio Traveller
If you made a pink-purple-blue one and I was an adult, I would buy it without even thinking twice lol
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Man, this is so beautiful. I love that you put light while working so we can see the colors. Thank you.
Thank you for watching, I'm glad you like my work
I felt so bad when I saw the accident. I’ll bet that happens more often than people would like to admit on here. ✌🏼
brilliant beautiful light! So gorgeous! So sorry it fell off and broke but glad you were able to save it!
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I flinched when that thing tore itself off, be careful ok? Hate to see you get hurt in any way while you show your skills.
Thank you for your concern, I will pay attention to it in the future.
stunning piece of work have a great day!
Thank you for watching and commenting
The resulting lamp is adorable
Amazing crafsmanship! Such talent and patience. I am very impressed sir!
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На моменте, где всё пошло не по плану стал очень жаль автора, но он хотя бы не боится показать такие моменты.
И да, один из редких комментариев на великом и могучем х)
Жаль? Та там настолько все глупо... Что это либо хайп, либо человек действительно криворукий
когда он начал срезать без упора, техника безопасности вышла из чата. я уже думала, руку травмирует, но ему повезло. никогда, блин, никто так не делает, если дорога целостность своего тела и рабочей техники.
The slo-mo instant replay of the fumble was wrenching. Still a really beautiful piece. Would love to own it.
From watching so much of Bobby Duke I find comedy in crafting/art video's that aren't ment to be funny. Case and point, when ever you show how much shavings your covered in is just hilarious and I don't know why.
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You dropped it but kept it in the video. That's what professionals do. Thank you and congratulations!
What a pretty night light, I want one ...
Beautiful resin lamp, another great piece of art.😀🏆 First Place, yes.
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3:28 perfect moment of the dye drops synchronizing with the music.
i never get tired of this video
Nicely done! A bit sad about the purple part, but it still turned out very nice
That was violet.
@@protoborg Is that a joke? I can't really tell, and I hate that I can't.
@@NebulousKiwi Nope.
@@protoborg Purple and violet are the same ;-;
@@NebulousKiwi No they aren't. Humans cannot see violet. Only purple.
Beautiful artistry but sooooo much work!!
This is so relaxing to watch then at the end you get a beautiful piece of art 👏👏💖💖💖
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Nice i have learn very things from your videos
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Thats amazing! Hes so talented. Makes me wanna learn how to do that.
Clever design and beautiful hues.
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Some cool thought process going on in this. Traditionally you'd just poor the colors in order in batches letting each cure. Like your thinking. You're going to be a pro in no time. Keep up the good work.
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Great work! You are an artist! Magic!
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This came out so beautiful! It was satisfying to watch, especially the parts when you were shaving the wood.
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So THAT'S how Easter grass is made! Totally blown away!
Wow perfect work Bro! I see One plus charge 🌚
This is beautiful and so relaxing to watch. Such a shame about the Violet. Thank you for sharing.
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So beautiful! I love how it turned out, I think it'd be amazing to see that kind of look at an angle along a teardrop shape. I just don't have any skill like that 😅
It's beautiful, keep up the good work (: Merry Christmas
Thank you for watching and commenting, and Merry Christmas!
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Sure! (: it was awesome to watch, I just get these ideas without being able to do anything with 'em... ^^;
Mine had been all right, hope you had a good day
idea, realisation, quality: a wonderful object
You should have bought a programmable LED strip and an Arduino (for eg. the mini version). Then program it so the LEDs are matching colors with resin and add breathe or slightly change color effects.
+Maybe diffuse the colors by adding for eg. an acrylic diffuser for the next time as well, makes the effect more clean and premium :).
Overall I am loving the concept and the finished look !!!
Good job !
Thank you very much for your suggestions, I will improve these in future videos
Wow! Beautiful work.
Absolutely beautiful. I wish I had the tools and the know how to do stuff like this. Keep up the amazing work.
So cool!
Dude this is awsome I’m pretty sure your gonna have a big boom in views and likes soon
Its very clever that Mr Zhou made the mistake with the lamp to demonstrate how to rectify this issue if it ever happened whilst we were trying to make the lamp thank you Sir ;-)
Hahahahaha, failure case study
You can sell all of the shavings as packing for gift shops because of all of the pretty subtle colours.🎁
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Beautiful artwork
OMG I WANT ONE OF THOSE HOW DO I GO ABOUT GETTING ONE
Very beautiful lamp!!!
Dude, ¡¡this is just so awesome!!
Big congrats, you're such a big artist.
Greetings from Colombia, by the way.
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very interesting video. I'm a 60 year vet of the woodworking trade, so it was of great interest to me. But the music though, was absolutely mesmerizing. Wish I knew where I could get more of it!
Look at some of your viewing, the name of the music is fresh fallen snow
Where do you live?
I really enjoy watching you work/play. I find it relaxing.
I live in China
@@Mr-Zhou is wood turning a hobby for you? What got you started in wood turning?
@@Msviolet65 It was a hobby of mine, I saw a lot of videos like that on RUclips, I liked watching them, and I started making my own.
@@Mr-Zhou that's great! I'm so glad you share your hobby with others. You certainly have a talent.
@@Msviolet65 Thank you for the compliment.
Art is so important. Love to see the creativity!
Сразу видно ни разу не токарь, все ошибки начинающего, пальцы пока все на месте.)
очень неаккуратный дядечка
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Ручная работа. Оцените пожалуйста))
Не надо руками лезти во время работы на деталь!!!нарушения Т,Б
I love that you kept that part where you messed up in the video! Most ppl would have cut it out and pretended it never happened!!
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old machinists trick for when you're parting something hollow put a small (smaller than the hole you can feed it down) drill in the tailstock chuck so that when it parts off it just falls onto the drill bit
Thanks for your advice. This is a good way
Lâu lắm rồi mới được nghe lại bài này. Hay lắm ạ 😘
That honestly hurt when the purple broke and the led are too bright.
It looks a little bright. But I have to say it is SO PRETTY. And most kids that want a night light like it to be bright anyway. Beautiful work.
Супер 👍👍👍
Beautiful rainbow lamp
No dia que comemoramos o nascimento de Cristo, desejo que no seu coração renasçam a esperança, a fé e a paz. Feliz Natal!
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Thank you for letting me know. Blessed New Year.
Thank you for your blessing
Интересно, а ещё дольше можно сделать ролик. Три раза показать как включать станок это мало, надо раз двадцать. И ловить деталь это плохо.
This is so soothing to watch and listen to.
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削りは上手いが接着が残念笑笑
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the asthetic and music for this video, and the work in it is really awesome, i luv it!!
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... NOT THE PURPLE! That aside a beautiful piece. If I wasn't in debt with college bs I'd buy one off of you here and now.
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This is no Crafting, this is Art.
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I love watching the creation. Fabulous!
I gasped out loud. Lol. Still a very happy piece!
Like the look, smart design, great job.
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Oh man I almost cried when I saw the purple! Very cool project!
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I love manually turning metal, but wood turning seems so much more satisfying to watch!
Very good job evacuating the epoxy after mixing!
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Oh no! I loved that purple/indigo colour!
That was pretty interesting I haven't seen anyone do a color light show with wood before pretty dope.
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Very talented... the creativity, I love it
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Beautiful night light
You did an amazing job! Thank you so much for sharing!
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