What a beautiful little vase Gary . You are right when stating you cannot go wrong with Black Walnut . The grain is just awesome . Thanks for sharing and we hope you have a great weekend and week ahead .
Thank you Jon. For sure just the grain in Black Walnut can make the piece. I just got some fresh cut Red Bud and the heart wood is amazing looking. I was shocked at the size of the tree. We have an Oklahoma Red that is not where that size and it will not be cut down no matter. When it is in color the leaves a beautiful. Take care, Gary
@@ThePapa1947 I'm jealous ! A number of years ago O knew a guy that took down a black walnut . He offered me some but back I wasn't turning . Just building . I sure wish I would have grabbed a piece or six . 😊
Well done Gary! I love that safety center and I use mine quite often when turning between centers. This piece of fire wood turned out to be a real gem! I’m sure you wife will love this one! Thanks for sharing!
Wow Gary, what a beauty! I have to get my hands on some black Walnut. I've watched several turners turn this wood and all turn out lovely. Thanks so much for sharing. 👍🏾
Awesome Gary! I love black walnut too for all the same reasons. You can't go wrong with it. A lovely vase that I am sure that your wife will love to put flowers in. Thank you!
Thank you Mark. I asked her if it was a keeper and she grabbed out of my hands. I guess I didn't get to keep it LOL Just kidding I made it for her. Thanks for watching, Gary
Beautiful piece of black walnut Gary and it takes such a nice deep rich finish another master piece Gary and thanks again for sharing Good luck and stay safe
Thank You Gary... Walnut is everyone's favorite. Nice turning this morning along with that clever high teck internal sanding holder stick👍 The finish worked excellent. Until next time.... TM
Beautiful vase Gary. Walnut is one of my favorites to turn. Really like how you were able to leave a little bit of the sapwood. Once again absolutely beautiful. Thanks for sharing and take care friend 😊.
Beautiful vase Gary. The grain really pops when the finish goes on. Wow! I've used the same sanding stick on my vases and deep boxes. I also made one with four strips that I mounted in my drill.
Thank you very much John. Even the firewood sized pieces are beautiful. But nothing is firewood unless I look at it for 5 years and do not know what to do with it LOL. Thanks for watcing, Garu
Really beautiful piece of Black Walnut, Gary! Your design and finish highlight the natural beauty of the wood, too! I'll bet your wife loves it, so perfect for homegrown flowers! Good job, buddy! Hey, this video is doing very well! Pretty nice for a change. Maybe there's hope for the future! 🙂 Phil
Thanks Phil and for sure she loves it. Although her flowers were pretty darn cool looking. I wished I would have got a picture of all them. Yeah I was really shocked how this one took off. And I mean right away. Hard to figure out for sure. Hope it stays that way. Thanks for watching my friend. Next week you get mentioned along with another special treat which I normally do not do. Gary
I love the figure in that black walnut, Gary! Really enjoyed watching you turn this piece, my friend. your bride must’ve been thrilled when she saw this completed. Thanks for sharing, buddy! 😁😁😁 Take care, …..Gord
Thanks so much Ray. The 3D printed container is a triple win doe me. I can get an exact size..I can get it right away and it i fun to do!!! Thanks for watching my friend, Gary
Thank you Ian! Sometimes it is hard to find the exact size tube to fit. This way I custom fit and I do not have to wait to get one. I print on high settings to make sure it does not leak. Thanks for watching, Gary
Thank you very much Valerie. You know I was excited to see that grain. As far as being smart to print the insert. Well I did not have to go shopping for one and I wanted right away. So I guess it was smart to print it LOL Actually finding something that fits is not that easy at times. And it was sure fun printing it out. Thanks for watching, Gary
Hey Gary, Well, ya don't need a display shelf for this turning. Your wife will proudly display it on a table top with some flowers from the garden. It's simple wood turnings like this that add joy to the inside of the home. Many times, "simple" is better and adds "more." Take care of yourself, Bud!
Thanks Carol. It sure is a nice piece of Black Walnut. Some of the other scraps are a bit bigger. Maybe a vase with a large opening might be in order. Take care, Gary
Sorry we late, had a few days away, that's a lovely piece some great grain you found, looks like the wife claimed it. All the best from Lincolnshire UK
Thanks Gary and no problem being late. Weill it was a good thing I wasn't making myself a pencil holder because she saw a vase right away. Take care, Gary
Beautiful wood, beautiful finish both absolutely elevate this simple shape. A medium branch into a beautiful usable vase, Not much Walnut available in the UK bot exploring what I can do with Forstner/wavy edge bits for speed with round carbide cutters to hollowing interiors...i used to hate the idea of them, but now love them for this task. Lovely piece Gary. Inspired to give it a try with some yew or cherry.
Thank you Richard. It is just a wonderful piece of wood and easy to work with. I think a carbide tipped fit would be great. And as long as you are going to put a tube in it then drilled straight works just fine. Cherry would make a real nice vase. Thanks for watching, Gary
Thank you Lance. You right about that. I did get some wood yesterday that is looking very promising. Just cut down so it will be awhile. Unless I turn when green to a thin wall. I just may think about that with a smaller piece. Thanks for watching, Gary
What a stunning piece!!! Just amazing. I like the 3D printed insert. Sadly I don't have a 3D printer, but I'll figure out something else when I get a chance to make something similar...something you inspired me to try.
Thank you Jim. I find 3D printing very useful. Have made extra camera mounts for outside security camera which I put up to watch our mailbox. The reason is when people walk are dead end road with a dog and the dog poops they will put it in our garbage can if it is still out on the road. I guess someone figured I would not mind if they put it in our mailbox. I Figured if they did it again I could personally give it back to them. Sorry it reminded me of that. But I do love designing 3D parts in CAD and then printing them. Thanks for watching. Gary
@@ThePapa1947 What software do you use for designing parts? I'm learning DesignSpark for designing 3D prints. I'm amazed at the power it has for a free version. I'll never learn everything it's capable of.
I use BobCad which has the CAM module and the Art Module. I have had it for years. I bought it because I have a CNC milling machine. DesignSpark is a good programs. I do not think the free version will create Gcode. Thanks for asking, Gary
Nice Walnut vase, you gave me an idea of what to do with some spalted Walnut that’s about that size. BTW I’m in Portland this weekend visiting our son and family.
Thank you Josh. For sure it is not firewood till its in the pit. And then some have been pulled out. I have 2 pieces I snagged from being burned at two different family reunions. About the time I turned one of them
Hi Gary, beautiful grain! Black walnut is really hard to beat! With regards to the spray lacquer, do you need to cut it back before adding additional coats? Thanks, Mike
Hi Mike, I do not cut it back. This comes as a stray can. When I use their lacquer for brushing I cut it back to where it sprays good. Up to 50 percent depending on how long I have had it. I have a gallon can that is close to empty and at least 10 years old. I also like Zinsser Seal Coat as a sealer. I think the lacquer lays down better. Thanks for watching, Gary
Thank you Rodney. I see nothing wrong with using epoxy to seal it I like a liner myself. I just prefer not to work with epoxy. Thanks for watching, Gary
Gosh, is that gorgeous! I have a piece of black walnut about that size...I think I know what it's going to be. Does your 3d printed insert hold water well? I've heard they're prone to leaking. Nice work...again!
I liked the ogee form you had starting out but you weren’t where you wanted to be. That grain you exposed made whatever shape it was worth it, and that simple curve really showcased it.
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Once again Black Walnut"s beauty is showcased. Very nice Gary. Thank you!
Thank you Dave. I feel that Black Walnut and I are a team on these turnings.
Thanks for watching,
Gary
I love your work...I also love that 3 of my favorite woodturners...you, Phil and Mike Holten all watch each other and even get advice from each other!
Thank you Rich. We all can learn from each other and we do. Thanks for watching,
Gary
What a beautiful little vase Gary . You are right when stating you cannot go wrong with Black Walnut . The grain is just awesome . Thanks for sharing and we hope you have a great weekend and week ahead .
Thank you Jon. For sure just the grain in Black Walnut can make the piece.
I just got some fresh cut Red Bud and the heart wood is amazing looking. I was shocked at the size of the tree. We have an Oklahoma Red that is not where that size and it will not be cut down no matter.
When it is in color the leaves a beautiful.
Take care,
Gary
@@ThePapa1947 I'm jealous ! A number of years ago O knew a guy that took down a black walnut . He offered me some but back I wasn't turning . Just building . I sure wish I would have grabbed a piece or six . 😊
Well done Gary! I love that safety center and I use mine quite often when turning between centers. This piece of fire wood turned out to be a real gem! I’m sure you wife will love this one! Thanks for sharing!
Thank you Michael! The safety centers are a good thing. Oh for sure she loves it.
Thanks for watching,
Gary
Wow Gary, what a beauty! I have to get my hands on some black Walnut. I've watched several turners turn this wood and all turn out lovely. Thanks so much for sharing. 👍🏾
Thank you Greg. It is not all that easy to come by here but I was very fortunate to get this.
Thanks for watching,
Gary
Awesome Gary! I love black walnut too for all the same reasons. You can't go wrong with it. A lovely vase that I am sure that your wife will love to put flowers in. Thank you!
Thank you Mark. I asked her if it was a keeper and she grabbed out of my hands. I guess I didn't get to keep it LOL
Just kidding I made it for her.
Thanks for watching,
Gary
Beautiful piece of black walnut Gary and it takes such a nice deep rich finish another master piece Gary and thanks again for sharing Good luck and stay safe
Thank you Ronnie I appreciate you watching and taking time to comment.
Gary
Gary, you gotta love Black Walnut👍. The inclusions, color changes and grain are amazing! Wonderful turning.
Thank you very much Skip. I have a few more pieces this size. Looking forward to using them as well.
Gary
Thank You Gary... Walnut is everyone's favorite. Nice turning this morning along with that clever high teck internal sanding holder stick👍 The finish worked excellent. Until next time.... TM
Thanks TM. A nicer sanding stick would be nice but many years ago this was hitec LOL
Thanks for watching,
Gary
Lovely vase, an absolute beauty! color an finish are perfect and it looks great with your wife's marigolds in it, well done and thanks!
Cheers Al
Thank you Al. Those marigolds sure did dress it up.
Thanks for watching,
Gary
Very nice Gary. I love walnut. Thank you for sharing. I will see you next week
Thank you Albert Walnut is a beautiful wood for sure.
I appreciate you watching,
Gary
Beautiful vase Gary. Walnut is one of my favorites to turn. Really like how you were able to leave a little bit of the sapwood. Once again absolutely beautiful. Thanks for sharing and take care friend 😊.
Thank you Scott! It seems to be most people's favorite and this pieces says why.
I appreciate you watching my frieng,
Gary
Beautiful vase Gary. The grain really pops when the finish goes on. Wow!
I've used the same sanding stick on my vases and deep boxes. I also made one with four strips that I mounted in my drill.
Thanks Gil! Having 4 strips should work good.
Gary
Gary that is a beautiful piece. Simple yet elegant design. Black Walnut is such a beautiful wood.
Thank you very much John. Even the firewood sized pieces are beautiful. But nothing is firewood unless I look at it for 5 years and do not know what to do with it LOL.
Thanks for watcing,
Garu
I can smell it from here. I love the smell of working with black walnut. Excellent job!
Thanks Bill. Not sure I can say anything about the smell. I have a limited amount of that working.
Thanks for watching,
Gary
Gary, your vision for taking a piece of firewood and turning it into a gift for the mrs. Thanks for sharing
Thank you Michael I am pretty happy with how it turned out .
She really loves it
Take care,
Gary
Hi Gary, Great job on your turning and a nice specimen to showcase your talent! Thanks again for sharing!
Thank you Michael I appreciate your watching and commenting,
Gary
Gary. Greetings from PEI. Another great piece. I always listen to and learn from an expert. Mark Walsh
Thanks Mark I appreciate your comments.
Take care,
Gary
That little vase came out really beautiful!
Thank you very much John!
Gary
Really beautiful piece of Black Walnut, Gary! Your design and finish highlight the natural beauty of the wood, too! I'll bet your wife loves it, so perfect for homegrown flowers! Good job, buddy! Hey, this video is doing very well! Pretty nice for a change. Maybe there's hope for the future! 🙂
Phil
Thanks Phil and for sure she loves it. Although her flowers were pretty darn cool looking. I wished I would have got a picture of all them.
Yeah I was really shocked how this one took off. And I mean right away. Hard to figure out for sure.
Hope it stays that way.
Thanks for watching my friend. Next week you get mentioned along with another special treat which I normally do not do.
Gary
You know what I think about this piece; ITS BEAUTIFUL! Great work.
Thanks Doug. I guess that is a win for the KING of wood.
I bet I could sand up and finish a square piece of Black Walnut and it would be pretty.
@@ThePapa1947 probably right
I love the figure in that black walnut, Gary! Really enjoyed watching you turn this piece, my friend. your bride must’ve been thrilled when she saw this completed. Thanks for sharing, buddy! 😁😁😁
Take care,
…..Gord
Thank you Gord. Happy you liked it.
Oh yeah she likes this one a lot.
Take care my friend,
Gary
Very Pretty Gary! Like you, I love the grain. Without dealing with endgrain gives a much smoother look.
Lowell
Thank you very much Lowell I appreciate you watching and commenting,
Gary
Good evening, Gary.
Absolutly beautiful. Your 3-D printed liner is a wonderful idea. Excellent project.
Thanks so much Ray. The 3D printed container is a triple win doe me.
I can get an exact size..I can get it right away and it i fun to do!!!
Thanks for watching my friend,
Gary
Beautiful piece Gary. Very nice shape and that walnut grain is outstanding.
Thank you Mark. I know for sure I will be making a few more of these. They are easy and useful.
Thanks for watching,
Gary
Definitely a beautiful piece of wood and great turning to show it off.
Thank you Chris...happy you liked it.
Gary
A beautiful piece of wood and you made a great vase, Gary. I love that grain.
Bill
Thanks Bill I appreciate you watching,
Gary
Beautiful vase, Gary. 😊 I love the shape and the glass tube liner idea. And you know how I feel about walnut 🥰✅
Thanks Rob. Oh I sure know who you feel about Walnut😋 Seems you have a lot of it growing in your area.
Thanks for watching,
Gary
@@ThePapa1947 you are welcome. The chipmunks and squirrels love it.
Really pretty piece, Gary! And you know I love walnut.
Thanks Billy. Oh yeah Black Walnut is easy to love!
So simple, so beautiful. Thanks Gary!
Thanks so much Anita I appreciate you watching.
Gary
Beautiful Piece Gary! The flowers look great also, a nice blend of colors, enjoyed the video 👍
Thank you Kimsey! She had some others but did not want pick them yet.
Thanks for watching,
Gary
The black walnut colors are gorgeous.🎉❤
Thanks Judith! Sure is a special piece of wood.
Thanks for watching,
Gary
Pretty little vase, Gary! A nice addition to your home.
Thank you Marcia. It looks good with Marigold's in it.
Thanks for watching,
Gary
I enjoyed this. Walnut just puts on a good show. I like the shape you created. Beautiful work. Have a good week.
Thank you Travis. I hear people say Walnut for the Win! And that seems to be true.
Thanks for watching,
Gary
Beautiful piece. I love black walnut
Thank you Joey. It is sure a popular wood. I was lucky to get the stuff I got.
Thanks for watching,
Gary
Very cool idea to 3D print a liner. Had not thought of that. Beautiful piece as usual !
Thank you Ian! Sometimes it is hard to find the exact size tube to fit. This way I custom fit and I do not have to wait to get one. I print on high settings to make sure it does not leak.
Thanks for watching,
Gary
Very nice Gary. Good shape to show off that very interesting grain in the walnut. And printing an insert to fit is smart! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Thank you very much Valerie. You know I was excited to see that grain.
As far as being smart to print the insert. Well I did not have to go shopping for one and I wanted right away.
So I guess it was smart to print it LOL
Actually finding something that fits is not that easy at times. And it was sure fun printing it out.
Thanks for watching,
Gary
Beautiful piece of wood Gary. Another really nice job 👍🏴
Thanks Jim happy you liked it and thanks for watching,
Gary
Hey Gary,
Well, ya don't need a display shelf for this turning. Your wife will proudly display it on a table top with some flowers from the garden.
It's simple wood turnings like this that add joy to the inside of the home. Many times, "simple" is better and adds "more."
Take care of yourself, Bud!
Thanks John. It is sitting on a coffee table right now and the original flowers are still looking good.
Thanks for watching,
Gary
Beautiful piece Gary a pleasure to watch you turn, take care,
Kind regards from Will.
Thank you Will it was sure fun to make.
Thanks for watching,
Gary
Thanks for the show .
I enjoyed it very much .
Thank you Daniel I appreciate you watching and commenting,
Gary
You brought out the best in that wood! Good job.
Thanks Ken I appreciate your comments.
Take care,
Gary
Boy, that's called bringing out the grain. Nice job. Thanks
Thank you Garth! It was sure fun to find that grain under the rest of it just hiding and waiting to be shown.
Take care,
Gary
That is so gorgeous...I just love the variation in the grain.
Thanks Carol. It sure is a nice piece of Black Walnut. Some of the other scraps are a bit bigger. Maybe a vase with a large opening might be in order.
Take care,
Gary
Sorry we late, had a few days away, that's a lovely piece some great grain you found, looks like the wife claimed it. All the best from Lincolnshire UK
Thanks Gary and no problem being late.
Weill it was a good thing I wasn't making myself a pencil holder because she saw a vase right away.
Take care,
Gary
Nice vase Gary. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you Andrew and thanks for watching,
Gary
Stunning piece. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you Jim I appreciate you watching,
Gary
Thanks Gary this is a really great vase.
Thanks Kevin. Happy you Liked it
I know my wife does.
Thanks for watching,
Gary
Love fire wood. Gorgeous!
Thank you Casseniette. Hard for me to burn a piece like this😊
Thanks for watching,
Gary
Beautiful wood, beautiful finish both absolutely elevate this simple shape. A medium branch into a beautiful usable vase, Not much Walnut available in the UK bot exploring what I can do with Forstner/wavy edge bits for speed with round carbide cutters to hollowing interiors...i used to hate the idea of them, but now love them for this task. Lovely piece Gary. Inspired to give it a try with some yew or cherry.
Thank you Richard. It is just a wonderful piece of wood and easy to work with.
I think a carbide tipped fit would be great. And as long as you are going to put a tube in it then drilled straight works just fine.
Cherry would make a real nice vase.
Thanks for watching,
Gary
A beautiful piece. Hard to go wrong with black walnut.
Thank you Lance. You right about that. I did get some wood yesterday that is looking very promising. Just cut down so it will be awhile. Unless I turn when green to a thin wall. I just may think about that with a smaller piece.
Thanks for watching,
Gary
Beautiful piece of work.
Thank you Richard I appreciate you watching and commenting,
Gary
Very nice vase and the flowers were very pretty!
Thank you Laura. She grew those from the seeds she got last year. It was a bumper group. Just amazing.
Thanks for watching,
Gary
Black Walnut is such a lovely wood Gary and the shape really shows the grain off perfectly.
Take care my friend.
Hwyl, Huw
Thanks Huw! It is nice when the grain does most of the work.
Take care buddy!
Hwyl.
Gary
Beauty piece of fire wood!👍👍
Thank you Mike I appreciate you watching and commenting,
Gary
What a stunning piece!!! Just amazing. I like the 3D printed insert. Sadly I don't have a 3D printer, but I'll figure out something else when I get a chance to make something similar...something you inspired me to try.
Thank you Michael. I have used empty spice bottles. Some are glass and some are plastic. They work fine.
Thanks for watching,
Gary
That's a very pretty piece! The 3D printed liner is a very clever idea. I've been doing a lot of 3D printing; it's a fascinating technology.
Thank you Jim. I find 3D printing very useful. Have made extra camera mounts for outside security camera which I put up to watch our mailbox. The reason is when people walk are dead end road with a dog and the dog poops they will put it in our garbage can if it is still out on the road. I guess someone figured I would not mind if they put it in our mailbox. I Figured if they did it again I could personally give it back to them. Sorry it reminded me of that.
But I do love designing 3D parts in CAD and then printing them.
Thanks for watching.
Gary
@@ThePapa1947 What software do you use for designing parts? I'm learning DesignSpark for designing 3D prints. I'm amazed at the power it has for a free version. I'll never learn everything it's capable of.
I use BobCad which has the CAM module and the Art Module. I have had it for years.
I bought it because I have a CNC milling machine.
DesignSpark is a good programs.
I do not think the free version will create Gcode.
Thanks for asking,
Gary
Very fine job and I especially like the tool for sanding inside
Thank you very much. I have an aluminum version of that sanding tool but this was handy.
Thanks for watching,
Gary
Lovely vase, well turned.
Thanks Josh!
Stunning piece Ive never tried Black Walnut yet but it is stunning wood
Thank you Colin. It does not seem to be a wood that grows in some locations. If you can find some you will love it.
Thanks for watchnig,
Gary
Very lovely piece. Keep up the amazing work. 👽
Thank you very much. It was sure fun to make.
Take care,
Gary
I like how you adjust your design on the fly, a beautiful piece of wood. thanks.
Thank you David. If I am not restricted to matching a drawing I love to let the grain have a sayso in the shape.
Thanks for watching,
Gary
Nice Walnut vase, you gave me an idea of what to do with some spalted Walnut that’s about that size. BTW I’m in Portland this weekend visiting our son and family.
Thank you Lee.
Looks like you just missed the bad rain we had.
What side of town does your son live ?
Gary
@@ThePapa1947 NE side of Portland in the King district
Very beautiful piece Gary!
Thank you Capt. John I appreciate you watching,
Gary
Very nice love black walnut
Thank you Arnold. Black Walnut is certainly one of the best.
Thanks for watching,
Gary
Beautiful little Vase Gary. Sometimes simple just looks so much better. Great video 😁👏🏻
Thank you very much. My wife loves and it looks so good with the flowers she grew.
Thanks for watching,
Gary
I love Walnut it's beautiful and it's plentiful
Thanks Bill! Not all that plentiful around here so it feels like gold to me.
Thanks for watching,
Gary
Beautiful. I might try this with an apple branch I have. Just for fun try to do the fine work with a skew.
Thank you Victor. I do not use a skew all that much. It would be good practice though.
Thanks for watching,
Gary
Great work. Not enough walnut is turned. It's an underrated, unloved wood.
Thank you. I wish I could get even more. Not easy to come by around here
Thanks for watching,
Gary
Nice vase, Gary.
Thanks so much Tom I appreciate you watching,
Gary
Absolutely beautiful
Thanks Larry I appreciate you watching,
Gary
i just had a 6 inch tree limb of cherry and i am going to try this tecnique for a vase. Thanks!!
Thanks Randy. Cherry will make a nice vase.
Thanks for watching,
Gary
Gary! How very nice 👍
Thanks Luie. Hard to beat the grain in this Black Walnut.
Gary
Beautiful wood grain
Thank you Lee I appreciate you watching,
Gary
Very classy!!
Thank you Dave!
Stunning!!!!❤❤❤
Thank you Cyndii! I appreciate you watching,
Gary
Awesome, love that grain.
Thank you Bram. It was a small piece but I do the grain would be great.
Gary
Nice vase, proving once again that it isn't firewood until we say so
Thank you Josh. For sure it is not firewood till its in the pit. And then some have been pulled out.
I have 2 pieces I snagged from being burned at two different family reunions.
About the time I turned one of them
It's beautiful!
Thank you James!
Beautiful 🎉
Thank you Audie I am happy you liked it.
Take care,
Gary
Looks nice.
Thank you very much.
Gary
Hi Gary, beautiful grain! Black walnut is really hard to beat! With regards to the spray lacquer, do you need to cut it back before adding additional coats? Thanks, Mike
Hi Mike, I do not cut it back. This comes as a stray can.
When I use their lacquer for brushing I cut it back to where it sprays good. Up to 50 percent depending on how long I have had it. I have a gallon can that is close to empty and at least 10 years old.
I also like Zinsser Seal Coat as a sealer. I think the lacquer lays down better.
Thanks for watching,
Gary
Very nice work
Thank you Sharon I appreciate you watching and commenting,
Gary
Excellent!
Thank you very much Lisa I appreciate you watching,
Gary
Impressive, thanks
Thank you Harry I appreciate you watching.
Gary
Stunning
Thank you very much 👍
Здравствуйте , Гэри. Красивая ваза. В моём саду такие-же бархатцы.
Спасибо
сергей !
Моя жена здесь работает садовником.
Она вынула семена из прошлогодних цветов, и они взлетели.
Спасибо за просмотр,
Гэри
Fantastic Timber
Thanks John it sure is. It came from a very old and beautiful tree.
Thanks for watching,
Gary
Great result.
Thank you Mike I appreciate you watching,
Gary
Love the chatoyance.
@@kwelchans thank you very much I appreciate you watching and commenting,
Gary
Very nice Gary
Thanks Walt I appreciate you watching and commenting,
Gary
Very nice..
Thank you Greg I appreciate you watching and commenting,
Gary
Beautiful man......beautiful...:):)
Yiannis
Thanks Yiannis. Sorry about all that heat you have had.
Very nice vase. I coat the inside with resin and wonder what you think of that process. Are there problems I should watch out for?
Thank you Rodney. I see nothing wrong with using epoxy to seal it I like a liner myself. I just prefer not to work with epoxy.
Thanks for watching,
Gary
Very nice sir
Thank you Jerry I appreciate you watching,
Gary
1 great masterpiece😅😅😅
@@Catbaby3d thank you very much I appreciate you watching.
Gary
Lovely
Thank you very much Patricia!
Gosh, is that gorgeous! I have a piece of black walnut about that size...I think I know what it's going to be.
Does your 3d printed insert hold water well? I've heard they're prone to leaking.
Nice work...again!
Thank you Steve. Yours will make a nice vase as well. I print my in high settings and have had good luck with them.
Thanks for watching,
Gary
I liked the ogee form you had starting out but you weren’t where you wanted to be. That grain you exposed made whatever shape it was worth it, and that simple curve really showcased it.
Thank you Gary and I like the shape at the begining but I knew the grain would take care of everything so just kept turning.
Thanks for watching,
Gary
That is why I made our kitchen cabinets out of Missouri walnut.
Oh now that would be nice.