Beautiful, as always! I'm a periodontist and dental implant specialist. So many of our colleagues only show the cases that were successful, making the rest of us feel like we're doing something wrong. Showing your mistakes is better for everyone. First, it shows you're human. Second, as others have said, we learn from it all. God bless.
Never apologize for the length of a vid when your creating and teaching art. If someone doesn’t want to watch the full length they can always bounce out. Amazing work you accomplish, to think less than 72hrs ago I was oblivious to this type of content and now I’m binging.
What an awesome vase you have once again created. You are so correct, these more intricate, high end pieces can be hard to sell because of their final production costs but I am truly confident you will sell this one and all your future creations because they are true works of art. Bravo and please keep pushing the boundaries of your talent for us to enjoy.👍🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
When you started, I would have guessed an acorn bowl and lid with resin live edge was the plan. What a gorgeous hollow form and I now appreciate the effort expended. The tools used and explanations is appreciated. Thanks for the shout out 👍👍
Love the burl, love the orange with it, and love the shape. Glad you left all the problems in. Good learning and good for non-turners to understand how much work goes into these beautiful pieces,
Honestly Jim, I could watch your videos all day long! So informative. So creative. Just love your problem solving process. You continue to amaze and inspire. I hope whoever buys that piece appreciates the incredible amount of work and craftsmanship that went into it.
I can not believe how well this turned out! The contrast between the pumpkin resin and the two pieces of burl makes it so interesting. Amazing job, Jim! 💜
It is absolutely beautiful. For all the problems you encountered this piece is worth every penny you are going to charge for it. The amount of time and effort it took to create this piece is amazing. Thanks for being human. God bless you
Gonna call you “marathon” man! Admire your creativity and perseverance for sure, turned out really nice Jim. You inspire me always. Cheers from MT and you stay safe also.
Absolutely beautiful piece of work Jim. You really do have the patience of a saint, but the end result was definitely a just reward for your skill, patience, effort and determination!! Well done Sir!
Love how the two dissimilar woods actually look like they belong together with the resin. Also love how you talk through what you are doing and why. Don't mind the longer videos from you. Always worth it
this turned out beautiful. I like the way the burls are slightly different. gives it a cool character, I always wear a full face shield when I turn as well. I haven't been able to afford a respirator, but when I am sanding I do wear a dust mask.
@@brucemcgeehan8255The thermal reaction as the epoxy hardens can cause the balloon to burst. Fir these reasons, I have always preferred sand because it retains the shape desired and absorbs the heat from the epoxy curing.
Absolutely stunning. How could you ever bare to be parted from it? Again you have produced a video which is both entertaining and very informative - you don't attempt to hide or gloss over any mistakes or problems but work through them and explain the whole thing so that should we have anything similar happen, we can hopefully work through them without consigning the piece to the bin.
The pumpkin orange compliments the wood grain tones so well Thanks for letting us watch you create this masterpiece. I think I'm a fan can't stop watching. Keep up the good work.
I admire the way you solve problems "by the seat of your pants!" This project turned out beautifully. Personally, I rely on my Trend Airshield Pro. It is worth every penny of the cost, as it protects my aging respiratory system better than any other combination of face shield & respirator. I even use it when operating my zero-turn mower.
Whilst I do like this piece I've realised what my issue is with resin - it reminds me of bowling balls. Your patience in the face of so many set-backs is inspirational.
My absolute favorite of your work! Please keep doing the educational narrative, you have a very calm and thorough approach. There are plenty of "entertainment " only turners who provide no narrative, I find those channels lacking. I want to know what's going on, so thank you for taking the time to instruct! Much appreciated in Oregon!
About halfway through I thought you were going to cut that in half and make a lidded pot. Your perseverance does you credit. Perfect colour choice, lovely piece. Someone will get a gem.
Jim, I am in absolute awe at your creative problem solving during the turning of this hollow form. The result was stunning! I take a lot of inspiration from your efforts. Thank you for posting this.
I’ll just call you Problem Solving Jim. I also appreciate your honesty about mistakes and the way you overcome them and learn. Great example for us all. Beautiful hollow form, love the colors. Between vacation and increasing Covid cases, I’ve been to busy or tired to watch OR do any turning. Thanks as always! Tex
"Nobody wants to pick wood out of their teeth." You never let us have any fun. Seriously, while it needed a lot of time and effort, the end result was absolutely gorgeous.
Beautiful finished piece ... the high-gloss finish looks right for this. The shape and size of the foot is just right. I agree with @Leisongi Vangomo that a lid would be nice ... maybe the other piece you set aside because of how thin it is could be shaped into a lid ... just a thought. Have you thought of trying to use tape for a project like this instead of the bags-n-rice. Perhaps you could tape the outside and then pour the resin from the inside in multiple pours. Let each part cure enough not to run, rotate the piece and do the next pour. You might have to skip the pressure pot - but, if you used a vacuum chamber on the resin before you poured it should prevent most bubbles. It seems like that would take much less resin and way less work turning the inside. Let me know what you think
I totally follow you, but there’s a good chance of leaks doing it this way and very time consuming as well. I really want to use the pressure pot at all costs, it will push the resin into areas that it ordinarily wouldn’t flow and kill pretty much all bubbles. Sometimes things just need to be done the hard way. Thanks
Really impressed with your skills and ability to make an adjustment to achieve your goal! First time I watched you and three hours later have come away with new ideas and enough knowledge to take on similar projects!! Not upset with the length of the video, you have a good teaching technique and I learned a ton! Thanks
#1 admirer here having been there done that, life is good when you're retired with a nice pension and can play like this and respectfully supplement the income, a rare feat.
@@SpragueWoodturning You had me on the edge of seat with this one, could have easily been all for nothing as someone on the outside would never know but you pulled it off, very nicely done.
Extremely well done Jim, you showed all of your talents with this piece that gave you problem at every step of the way. But you over came them all in the end and made a beautiful piece of art. Thanks for sharing the good and the bad so that we can all learn how to overcome issues like these.
I'm catching up on these videos. This is very beautiful. You really have cornered the market on patience. If this were cake I'd have to eat the mistake and start over.
Another beautifull piece. It looks like a lava river. between the burls, that in themselves are gorgeous . Amazing!! I usually say pople not to put a price on others people work, specialy if you can't do it. It takes skill, dedication, love and long hours to do something so beautiful. Thank you for sharing your art with us! Seding love from Portugal.
Loved the video. The problem solving process is very helpful in my own turning. Yes it is a right handed world. It is also a color vision world and those of us with partial color blindness are at a disadvantage. I dont see what you see in all the colors you use, so I have to take your word for it. Always appreciate your instruction.
WOW! Beautiful piece! I have to say again how much I really appreciate how you show and explain everything, it really helps me and I am sure many others.
Just now got to watch this. Your ingenuity and tenacity are commendable!! I learned a lot from this video!! Beautiful piece of artwork Mr. Sprague!! Thank you for sharing!!!
I'm late this week. But when the video finished I was surprised it was 55 mins. It flew by. Really interesting and great problem solving..it's all a learning curve! Of course another beautiful creation.
Love the beautiful finish, never watched anyone do hollow form. Lots of work, but wonderful results. On my 2nd video guess I get to watch all day. Thank You for sharing
You are an artist! I have seen many woodturning projects on YT but your masterpieces are at a nother level. Simply stunning and Art Gallery worthy if you ask me... Thank you for sharing and p..s: i like the voice overs.
This a wonderful piece. Thank you for putting in the problems. It is illuminating to see how you work though them and save the piece. I also think you should always give the amount of time they actually take to make. Unless you are a turner you just don't get how much time it is! Especially when some of the video is in fast forward. I sometimes wish it could go that fast. Just getting the piece to the point to pour takes a lot of time. A really well done video and a gorgeous vase Jim.
GOR,,,,GEE,,,,OUS!!!!! My better half said that. I, wanting to keep you from havin’ to buy new hats, would have said, “Well,,,it’ll do in a pinch”, except for one thing,,,,,It’s BEAUTIFUL!! Well done!!
This is the second of your videos I've watched this weekend .....and boy what a treat !. I loved the way you resolved the problems encountered along the way ......keep up the good work Jim !
Utterly amazing! Watching the whole process makes me appreciate the craftsmanship involved in turning such a piece!SPECTACULAR! Awesome job Well worth whatever price you put on it! Anyone would be proud to own that piece of art!
Very nice Jim, certainly need lots of patience, and just the right person to step up and buy it..Your creativity and willingness to challenge the norm are refreshing..
Wowza! This is a true masterpiece! The orange Designer Epoxy turned out amazingly beautiful! I love this piece! Fantastic job, great talent is evident!! Bravo! Awesome!
Even though some unforced errors (that plastic bag was a beast) cost you some time the piece was so freaking nice! So worth the experience and learning process. I hope you do more of these projects since now you know what not to do and the project won't be so long and costly... loved this! Moving forward.... *no plastic bags!* 😄
Lol, the bag wasn’t the problem, the problem was the fact that I didn’t put wood pieces in the inside so the bag wouldn’t encroach into that area. I won’t make that mistake again. Thanks 😊
@@SpragueWoodturning oh! End product was so worth that oversight. I know hollow forms aren't your bread a butter products but I look forward to seeing as many as you've got time to produce. Thxs Jim!
Absolutely marvelous !!! I really admire your craftsmanship!!! Thank you for sharing ! Your videos are very informative and inspiring!!! Please keep them coming...and I will keep watching !!!! WHOO HOOO FROM CALIFORNIA !!!!
Beautiful, as always! I'm a periodontist and dental implant specialist. So many of our colleagues only show the cases that were successful, making the rest of us feel like we're doing something wrong. Showing your mistakes is better for everyone. First, it shows you're human. Second, as others have said, we learn from it all. God bless.
Well said! Thanks for watching!
Never apologize for the length of a vid when your creating and teaching art. If someone doesn’t want to watch the full length they can always bounce out. Amazing work you accomplish, to think less than 72hrs ago I was oblivious to this type of content and now I’m binging.
Welcome aboard and thanks for watching!
Same. I’m about a week away from having watched everything on the channel
That must be a goddamn pretty boat!@@SpragueWoodturning
What an awesome vase you have once again created. You are so correct, these more intricate, high end pieces can be hard to sell because of their final production costs but I am truly confident you will sell this one and all your future creations because they are true works of art. Bravo and please keep pushing the boundaries of your talent for us to enjoy.👍🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Thank you very much! It sold that week.
Not a doubt in my mind worries me that it would find a new home to be treasured by all who will set their gaze upon it.👍🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Very nice hollow form. I think your method of taping your videos is very
educational, lots of tips and helping hints. 😎👍👍👍👍love it.
Glad it was helpful!
When you started, I would have guessed an acorn bowl and lid with resin live edge was the plan. What a gorgeous hollow form and I now appreciate the effort expended. The tools used and explanations is appreciated. Thanks for the shout out 👍👍
Thanks Jim, I really appreciate it!
Love the burl, love the orange with it, and love the shape. Glad you left all the problems in. Good learning and good for non-turners to understand how much work goes into these beautiful pieces,
Thank you! Cheers!
Honestly Jim, I could watch your videos all day long! So informative. So creative. Just love your problem solving process. You continue to amaze and inspire. I hope whoever buys that piece appreciates the incredible amount of work and craftsmanship that went into it.
I believe they do! Thanks 😊
My! WORD!!! That turned out really really good! In my mind, I keep calling it “River Of Fire”. Beautiful!… just BEAUTIFUL!
Thank you so much!
I can not believe how well this turned out! The contrast between the pumpkin resin and the two pieces of burl makes it so interesting. Amazing job, Jim! 💜
Thanks 😊
@@SpragueWoodturning ²2!!
We need a Love button, it turned out amazing. What is in the inside just does not matter. Good job.
Thanks 😊
Not even 2 minutes in and I’m very excited to watch! 👏👏👏👏👏
Lol, thanks 😊
It is absolutely beautiful. For all the problems you encountered this piece is worth every penny you are going to charge for it. The amount of time and effort it took to create this piece is amazing. Thanks for being human. God bless you
Thank you very much!
Gonna call you “marathon” man! Admire your creativity and perseverance for sure, turned out really nice Jim. You inspire me always. Cheers from MT and you stay safe also.
Thanks 🙏
It looks SPECTACULAR You have done a WONDERFUL JOB 👏
Thanks 😊
Oh my gosh, I’m a day late! The resin and burl pieces are my favorite. I love how you take us through the whole process. It’s a beautiful piece.
Thanks 😊
Stunning piece! Watching you turn is mesmerizing and very relaxing. Love your work!!!
Thank you so much 😀
Absolutely beautiful piece of work Jim. You really do have the patience of a saint, but the end result was definitely a just reward for your skill, patience, effort and determination!! Well done Sir!
Thanks Scott!
Jim, you are a true artist. I watch your channel just about everyday.
Awesome! Thanks for watching!
Wow Jim! That's a gorgeous piece! Your ingenuity when solving problems amazes me!
Thanks 🙏
I don't do wood turning, just love watching you. Your projects are amazing an colors are beautiful.
Thank you very much
Love how the two dissimilar woods actually look like they belong together with the resin. Also love how you talk through what you are doing and why. Don't mind the longer videos from you. Always worth it
Great! Thanks 🙏
i love to watch you videos when im laying down for bed. its low key calming
Are you saying I’m boring, haha. That’s ok, I’ll take it. Thanks
this turned out beautiful. I like the way the burls are slightly different. gives it a cool character, I always wear a full face shield when I turn as well. I haven't been able to afford a respirator, but when I am sanding I do wear a dust mask.
Great! Safety first! Thanks
Fill the balloon with water it is not compressible
@@brucemcgeehan8255The thermal reaction as the epoxy hardens can cause the balloon to burst. Fir these reasons, I have always preferred sand because it retains the shape desired and absorbs the heat from the epoxy curing.
We learn much more from the ones that go wrong - and how you rescue them! Thanks, Jim!
And yeah. Love it!
Thanks 😊
Absolutely stunning. How could you ever bare to be parted from it?
Again you have produced a video which is both entertaining and very informative - you don't attempt to hide or gloss over any mistakes or problems but work through them and explain the whole thing so that should we have anything similar happen, we can hopefully work through them without consigning the piece to the bin.
Totally! Thanks for watching!
The pumpkin orange compliments the wood grain tones so well Thanks for letting us watch you create this masterpiece. I think I'm a fan can't stop watching. Keep up the good work.
Thank you very much!
I admire the way you solve problems "by the seat of your pants!" This project turned out beautifully. Personally, I rely on my Trend Airshield Pro. It is worth every penny of the cost, as it protects my aging respiratory system better than any other combination of face shield & respirator. I even use it when operating my zero-turn mower.
It’s so important! Thanks 🙏
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Whilst I do like this piece I've realised what my issue is with resin - it reminds me of bowling balls. Your patience in the face of so many set-backs is inspirational.
Thanks 😊
I’m always amazed by your talent and your ability to over come the obstacles! It turned out AMAZING 🤩 truly amazing ❤️
Thanks 😊
My absolute favorite of your work!
Please keep doing the educational narrative, you have a very calm and thorough approach.
There are plenty of "entertainment " only turners who provide no narrative, I find those channels lacking. I want to know what's going on, so thank you for taking the time to instruct! Much appreciated in Oregon!
Will do! Thanks for watching!
About halfway through I thought you were going to cut that in half and make a lidded pot. Your perseverance does you credit. Perfect colour choice, lovely piece. Someone will get a gem.
The thought did pass in my mind, lol. Thanks 🙏
Jim, I am in absolute awe at your creative problem solving during the turning of this hollow form. The result was stunning! I take a lot of inspiration from your efforts. Thank you for posting this.
Thank you very much!
Incredible! Good od Lord’ I was exhausted watch all the work you did. It given me such an appreciation for your artistry.
So beautiful 😁👍❤️
Awesome, thanks 🙏
I just received the vase my husband got me for our anniversary! I love it! You do beautiful work! Thank you!
Awesome, I’m so glad your happy!!
Jim, this is an absolutely exquisite piece of workmanship! Stunning! 💫🎉🤩🥳
Thanks! It was a battle!
I’ll just call you Problem Solving Jim. I also appreciate your honesty about mistakes and the way you overcome them and learn. Great example for us all. Beautiful hollow form, love the colors. Between vacation and increasing Covid cases, I’ve been to busy or tired to watch OR do any turning. Thanks as always!
Tex
I totally get you, just wonder when it’s going to end. Thanks 🙏
"Nobody wants to pick wood out of their teeth." You never let us have any fun.
Seriously, while it needed a lot of time and effort, the end result was absolutely gorgeous.
Sorry, lol. Thanks 🙏🏻
That is a BEAUTIFUL VASE! I am so glad you used pumpkin for the colour with that light wood. BRAVO ZULU!
Thanks Gail!
Beautiful piece, Jim. Lot of work and time though. Best wishes.
Thanks 🙏🏻
You took 2 pieces of wood that regular people would throw away & created a stunning work of art right before our eyes. Amazing!
Thank you very much!
Beautiful finished piece ... the high-gloss finish looks right for this. The shape and size of the foot is just right. I agree with @Leisongi Vangomo that a lid would be nice ... maybe the other piece you set aside because of how thin it is could be shaped into a lid ... just a thought.
Have you thought of trying to use tape for a project like this instead of the bags-n-rice. Perhaps you could tape the outside and then pour the resin from the inside in multiple pours. Let each part cure enough not to run, rotate the piece and do the next pour. You might have to skip the pressure pot - but, if you used a vacuum chamber on the resin before you poured it should prevent most bubbles. It seems like that would take much less resin and way less work turning the inside.
Let me know what you think
I totally follow you, but there’s a good chance of leaks doing it this way and very time consuming as well. I really want to use the pressure pot at all costs, it will push the resin into areas that it ordinarily wouldn’t flow and kill pretty much all bubbles. Sometimes things just need to be done the hard way. Thanks
Really impressed with your skills and ability to make an adjustment to achieve your goal! First time I watched you and three hours later have come away with new ideas and enough knowledge to take on similar projects!! Not upset with the length of the video, you have a good teaching technique and I learned a ton! Thanks
Great! Thanks for watching!
Enjoyed this episode. Certainly was a challenge from start to finished. Nice to hear your son is also inclined to trades and craftsmanship.
Thanks 😊
I'm not a woodworker, but watching your videos is really fun!!
Great! Thanks 🙏
WOW. yes, it's super awesome. The warm orange is the right choice to echo the golden burl. I don't know how I missed this video. Congratulations!
Thanks! I really appreciate it!
Pride was in your eyes, great recovery, great job Jim!
Yes! Thank you!
That's a bowl of my heart ! Congrats, again cool piece of craftsmanship. Cheers from North Germany in the sun.
Thanks. Starting to cool down here. Won’t be long before we need to shove snow again, lol.
#1 admirer here having been there done that, life is good when you're retired with a nice pension and can play like this and respectfully supplement the income, a rare feat.
I love what I do but there’s no living on my military pension, that’s for sure. Thanks 🙏🏻
@@SpragueWoodturning You had me on the edge of seat with this one, could have easily been all for nothing as someone on the outside would never know but you pulled it off, very nicely done.
Extremely well done Jim, you showed all of your talents with this piece that gave you problem at every step of the way. But you over came them all in the end and made a beautiful piece of art. Thanks for sharing the good and the bad so that we can all learn how to overcome issues like these.
Many thanks!
Looks way better in the video than the thumbnail. Great job
The thumbnail is so important, thanks
A beautiful Burl vase. The orange color is amazing.
Thank you! Cheers!
Absolutely beautiful! Ĺ
Love your work Jim. I can watch you work for hours on end.
Thank you so much 😀
Couldn’t have that turn out any better. Great shape, figures, resin color… Another stellar hollow form!
Thanks 🙏
Another awesome job! Thanks for showing us your “trials and tribulations”. It’s always best to learn from mistakes(especially someone else’s).
Totally, thanks 🙏🏻
So beautiful. Seems like wood and resign are made for each other. They just need an artist like this to put them together. Awesome.
Thank You!
Oh my gosh, that's an amazing vase. Loved the orange. Truly beautiful
Thanks so much 😊
I'm catching up on these videos. This is very beautiful. You really have cornered the market on patience. If this were cake I'd have to eat the mistake and start over.
Woods a little tough for that, lol. Thanks!
Another beautifull piece. It looks like a lava river. between the burls, that in themselves are gorgeous . Amazing!! I usually say pople not to put a price on others people work, specialy if you can't do it. It takes skill, dedication, love and long hours to do something so beautiful. Thank you for sharing your art with us! Seding love from Portugal.
Thank you very much!
What a nightmare! You handled it like a champ Jim! The orange is so lovely. I love this piece
It fought me every step of the way, Lol. Thanks
The vase is beautiful Jim! So much work but the end result is proof of your amazing talent.
Thanks John!
Loved the video. The problem solving process is very helpful in my own turning. Yes it is a right handed world. It is also a color vision world and those of us with partial color blindness are at a disadvantage. I dont see what you see in all the colors you use, so I have to take your word for it. Always appreciate your instruction.
I find the camera can really mess with the true color and keep describing the color. Never even thought about color blindness, thanks
I love it the orange was a great choice with the burl. All together just beautiful.
Thanks 😊
JIM THE TURNING CAME OUT AWESOME .AWESOM .I LOVE THE COLORS FROM DOUG
Thanks 🙏
WOW! Beautiful piece! I have to say again how much I really appreciate how you show and explain everything, it really helps me and I am sure many others.
Awesome, thanks 🙏
Just now got to watch this. Your ingenuity and tenacity are commendable!! I learned a lot from this video!!
Beautiful piece of artwork Mr. Sprague!!
Thank you for sharing!!!
Thanks for watching!
I love the look of burl woods used like this. They look so amazing when they are finished. The details and beautiful patterns just pop.
Thanks!
I'm late this week. But when the video finished I was surprised it was 55 mins. It flew by. Really interesting and great problem solving..it's all a learning curve! Of course another beautiful creation.
Thanks 🙏
Love the beautiful finish, never watched anyone do hollow form. Lots of work, but wonderful results. On my 2nd video guess I get to watch all day. Thank You for sharing
Thanks for watching!
You are an artist! I have seen many woodturning projects on YT but your masterpieces are at a nother level. Simply stunning and Art Gallery worthy if you ask me...
Thank you for sharing and p..s:
i like the voice overs.
Thank you very much!
Looks as if all of your work on this piece paid off!! Truly a stunning piece!!!
Thanks 🙏
Another week, another beautiful piece, another bit of knowledge. Thank you
Thanks 🙏
This a wonderful piece. Thank you for putting in the problems. It is illuminating to see how you work though them and save the piece. I also think you should always give the amount of time they actually take to make. Unless you are a turner you just don't get how much time it is! Especially when some of the video is in fast forward. I sometimes wish it could go that fast. Just getting the piece to the point to pour takes a lot of time. A really well done video and a gorgeous vase Jim.
Yes, I should start tracking how long it take to make something like this. Thanks for watching!
You are an artist, and a true artist does not make mistakes they make alterations. 🌿 👍👍👍
Thank you very much!
GOR,,,,GEE,,,,OUS!!!!! My better half said that.
I, wanting to keep you from havin’ to buy new hats, would have said, “Well,,,it’ll do in a pinch”, except for one thing,,,,,It’s BEAUTIFUL!!
Well done!!
Thanks 🙏🏻
This is the second of your videos I've watched this weekend .....and boy what a treat !. I loved the way you resolved the problems encountered along the way ......keep up the good work Jim !
It’s fun to find work arounds when encountering issues. Thanks 🙏
Absolutely great vase, longest video I have ever watched but fascinating as always. Thank you for sharing this with us.
Thanks for watching!
I’m surprised at how much I like the orange. It goes so well with the wood color. It’s a gorgeous vase, even with a wider opening. Good job.
Thank you! I'm glad you like the orange as well.
Jim wow wow wow!!! After all the ups and down from the beginning it turned out so awesome and spectacular. Stunningly beautiful.
Thanks 🙏🏻
Orange works great with burl. Beautiful. All of your time and effort produced a fantastic art piece.
Thank you so much 😀
Utterly amazing!
Watching the whole process makes me appreciate the craftsmanship involved in turning such a piece!SPECTACULAR! Awesome job
Well worth whatever price you put on it! Anyone would be proud to own that piece of art!
Thank you very much
I think it's beautiful, it looks like a coconut. Love it!
Thanks 🙏🏻
What can you say it's gorgeous! Its always good when you challenge yourself. Thanks again
Thanks for watching!
the beauty of the wood grain combined with the expertise to produce a complete work
Thanks 🙏
Very nice Jim, certainly need lots of patience, and just the right person to step up and buy it..Your creativity and willingness to challenge the norm are refreshing..
Thanks Greg, it was sold before the video was posted! I’m anything but normal, haha.
The most difficult projects become the most beautiful items. I love the pumpkin orange with the barrel. Enjoy your videos 👍
Thanks 😊
What a beautiful vase, I love the pumpkin orange.
Me too! Thanks!
Absolutely beautiful piece of art, love the design, color orange, my favorite color. Piece is a magical design.
Thanks 😊
OMG I finally got to catch a new video 😂! Love your work;
Good things come to those who wait, lol. Thanks 😊
That has turned out to be just AWESOME!
Thank you!
Wowza! This is a true masterpiece! The orange Designer Epoxy turned out amazingly beautiful! I love this piece! Fantastic job, great talent is evident!! Bravo! Awesome!
Thank you so much 😀
I agree with you. That Orange is beautiful with the burl. Well done.
Thanks Doug!
It may have taken longer than you anticipated, but it is certainly worth the wait. That is stunningly beautiful!
Thanks 🙏
Congratulations Jim! Quite a challenge but you were definitely up for it.
Thanks 🙏🏻
Even though some unforced errors (that plastic bag was a beast) cost you some time the piece was so freaking nice! So worth the experience and learning process. I hope you do more of these projects since now you know what not to do and the project won't be so long and costly... loved this! Moving forward.... *no plastic bags!* 😄
Lol, the bag wasn’t the problem, the problem was the fact that I didn’t put wood pieces in the inside so the bag wouldn’t encroach into that area. I won’t make that mistake again. Thanks 😊
@@SpragueWoodturning oh! End product was so worth that oversight. I know hollow forms aren't your bread a butter products but I look forward to seeing as many as you've got time to produce. Thxs Jim!
Very nice Jim .
Your work is Awesome Sir .
My Wife loves Her Bowl .
It is the center piece of our Table .
Thank You
That is awesome! Thanks!
Love it Jim , Blue and Orange is my favorite colors , just simply Gorgeous ❤❤❤❤👌🏼👌🏼👌🏼👌🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
Thanks 😊
Absolutely marvelous !!! I really admire your craftsmanship!!! Thank you for sharing ! Your videos are very informative and inspiring!!! Please keep them coming...and I will keep watching !!!! WHOO HOOO FROM CALIFORNIA !!!!
Thank you very much! I really appreciate it!
Yes very nice, colors ,woods and skills. A turn like this takes all above.
Thank you 🙏🏻
It looks awesome. People don't understand the time and effort that goes into a beautiful piece like this. Appreciate your talent.
Thanks, most have no clue!
Beautiful piece. I love how you show working through all the problems you encounter.
It’s the best way to learn! Thanks