The dropping of my jaw as I see your beautiful finishes on every one of each your works .. is not voluntary ... so beautiful ! God Bless you for revealing such beautiful work that the Lord has created .
As a very new turner I have so enjoyed watching and listening to you create I also enjoy your final words that often include scripture verses, which is a very good reminders of why we enjoy crating OUR FATHER IS A CREATOR
I subscribed because of the great video editing and lack of boring narrative. Any promotion came at the end where it should be. Great job on the bowl and the video.
That was a great idea the use of the dowel and the wood plate you just gave a new way of using my bandsaw well not to mention all the great ideas for wood turning thank you 🙏🏻 very much
when I was in NAVY and had weekend duty, I would finish my work and go to the ships wood shop and made mahogany bowls For my family for Christmas Gifts. Forty years later, they still have them and use them all the time! GlennFHoward
Rod, with your soothing voice you are the Bob Ross of woodturning. I'm no expert but I don't think we have any wood as spectacular as that here in the UK. I can't believe it's just burned as fuel.
Wow, such a compliment! I wish I had Bob Ross's hair :) Thank you very much! Look for Juniper or maybe Yew, I believe you have both...but I'm not sure how prevalent the trees are. Yes, commonly burned for heat...cedar, black walnut, maple, ash, oak, elm, etc....we have trees a-plenty around here and people cut them down all the time for various reasons. I'm always on the prowl for logs along my travels. Thanks again!
@@RHumphrey Mr. Humphrey... You must live somewhere near my neck of the woods. In my original home state of Washington, we burn sappy conifer tree wood. It's great fuel for a wood stove. Where I'm at now in Arkansas, everyone burns Red Oak and White Oak. It seemed really odd to me at first.
That would make an awesome bowl to put on a stand next to the front door and put House/Car keys in it. What a conversation piece. Awesome work, true wood art.
May I add my wholehearted agreement. Such beautiful wood. I'm so glad you decided to realize it's potential for beauty and then to share it with us. Good video. Nice, pleasant commentary. Bravo, you.
When I was about 18 working in my Dad’s cabinet shop here in northern Louisiana, we had a customer bring in a trailer load of 4/4” eastern red cedar that he had cut and milled and stored in a barn and airdried for 7 years. The boards were a little over 8’ long and 6”-12” wise and around 1600 board feet of lumber. We milled some nice tongue and groove paneling and built a custom armoire and a traditional style trunk for the foot of the bed with built in seat with cushioned top and drawers at the bottom and the upper lid/seat opened for inside storage of trunk. I love the smell of eastern red cedar and was a pleasure to work with. We did have to work around the knots and select the best wood for the project. I’ve had the pleasure of working with Jatoba(Brazilian Cherry) Teak, Africacan Bloodwood, African and Honduran mahogany, Ebony, Obeche, Purpleheart, Padouk, Bubinga, Indian Rosewood, South American rosewood, Bocote, Kingswood, hard Rock maple, wild black Cherry, quartersawn White oak, quartesawn Sycamore and Beech, Curly Maple, Black Waln
Beautiful wood. I've never seen such a grain, in the Sierras we have the western red bark cedar, and the grain looks quite different on this ? Eastern Red Cedar. Not quite as strong as Redwood but really rot resistant. I made a deck and just used 12" spacers for the joices. I made the deck, 1976 and it is still in good shape today. Once a year application of Linseed oil has help it from getting too dry.
Easter Redcedar is from the Juniper family (Juniperus Virginiana) lol...I've learned more about this wood since I posted the video...! I'll bet that deck is really pretty
Well I have LOVED wood all my life and this lump of Cedar wood has a remarkable but BEAUTIFUL grain how amazing what a Lathe can do marvelously things.
I know nothing about wood turning however I enjoyed your video immensely! Relaxing! And rewarding to watch the beauty slowly unfold thanks to your skills :-)
What a beautiful bowl. Burning that would have been a tragic waste. But, it goes to show that you never know what treasures could be in your firewood pile.
Thank you! I so much agree with you...and I did burn some myself, albeit lesser and seemingly unusable chunks (at the time) ... But, well said, one never knows what might be inside that next log.
Rod this is the second time I am watching you make this bowl, the grain is even more stunning and breathtakingly beautiful. I did not know that there are so many different wood types and their grain and colors leaves me speechless.
Sooooo beautiful! We burn redwood and cedar all winter long. Who knew? I've started making spoons, have a few now, but no big machinery like yours, just hand tools. Watching you carve is mesmerizing! New subscriber here. Thank you!
Mr Rhumphrey. I watched u make a beautiful bowl, the giveaway. I think that was a most beautiful decorated bowl that I have ever seen. I watch many woodturning videos and I think ur s is the best. Keep up the good work. Geraldine U
I have always been proud of seeing a beat-up old piece of furniture and knowing what we can make it look like after refinishing. But taking a piece of firewood and imagining the hidden potential is a true gift indeed. Thanks for sharing; I am in awe.
Hi Humphrey, Great work. Seen many guys making bowl out of wood. I find yourself using the wood working machines, the very intelligent way to make the efforts lesser and easy. Have a great time. I am subscribing.
He was an artist, and a finished carpenter by trade. He was always in the garage working, and creating. He was a professional baseball player and went to ww2. Played ball longer when he came home but back then they didn’t make any money. He passed away 2 years ago at the age of 95 from dementia. Years of my live we’re going in the garage playing, or just sitting and I will always love the smell of wood and sawdust. Happy memories for me. I guess that’s why I love these videos. I’m missing it. Thanks for sharing! 👍. Beautiful work again!
I used to come across this wood while I was living out on the Navajo Nation, and it always struck me how beautiful it was inside and out. It makes sense why they deem it sacred. Gorgeous work.
Who would have thought that such sensational colours would be lurking under the bark of a piece of firewood! Your videos really are the best: informative and inspiring. Thank you.
Such a gorgeous wood and it so soft and easy to turn. Also, the smell alone is worth it but the color of cedar when you really give it a good finish is just second to none.
You DIDN'T just do Forrest Gump, did you Top??!! Watching this at midnight just chilling...The grain is beautiful...I have an idea: I know, ideas are great coming from someone who has NO CLUE on how to work this craft...But, here goes...Could you make a pair of goblets from a couple of different woods and use some of the cedar as the inside of the goblet because it's so water resistant?? Well, just a screwy idea from a guy that just enjoys the work brother...Btw, tell the wildlife I said hello...Shalom, Marine...RLTW...
Gabriel Davidson ....you just gave me a good idea. Don’t know why I haven’t thought of that. Cut a large center hole in a section of oak limb to proper depth, Turn a piece of cedar to fit in hole of oak, glue in place with CA glue, dry for a day. Then finish goblet leaving approx. 1/4” thickness of cedar inside. Great idea thanks, will get on it
To my knowledge, cedar isnt technically a food-safe wood, so I'm sure that the goblets would be beautiful, but I'm not sure it would be advisable to drink from them.
Hmmm....my wife agrees, lol...maybe I'll recite some of that in a future video? I ended up playing their music in the back ground this morning. Yes, good stuff!
I have a cedar chest made by Amish craftsmen in Penna. years ago. I can still smell the residue of cedar when I open it up. It has that classic Amish hinge, and stripes inside from the wood grain. Oh, it is lovely....
hi Rod. really nice vase you did there. but I have a question about the wood: that is *never* Cedar-Wood! (Cedrus atlantica or Cedrus libani). what was the actual Tree specimen? lookd more like Sequoia sempervirens or Juniperus communis to me. would be great if you'd use the scientific name. thanks alot & keep up the good work!
Great question. I can only guess because I only ever saw the logs in pieces(no pun intended...), but I'd say it was an Eastern Red Cedar or Juniperus Virginiana... but only because it's so common around here. But I am no expert in species identification. Thanks for making me think :)
Cyril, I completely agree Eastern Red Cedar (Juniperus virginiana)_.... The kind of wood cedar chests are made of. The heavenly scent of the wood oils would give it away in an instant. Many trees are called "cedar" that are not true cedars, like Western Red Cedar, also called Pacific Cedar (Thuja plicata). Common names can be very confusing.
Rhyannon Lallatin finally! thank you for confirming it Rhyannon! I was waiting for this. and yes indeed, common names can be real confusing, especially in this case where Juniperus (Cupressaceae) aren't even relied with the actual and true Cedar (Cedrus) (Pinaceae). "only in America" I suppose? J thanks and all the best!
I am redpath of the house of Anigilohi...I bid you greetings and I'm honered to meet you. .The cedar you formed is one of the sacred woods...there are 7 all together..How amazing it is the creator has guided you hands and heart to create such beauty and symytry. Be blessed my youtube brother...
Stunning piece of modern art. Truly amazing hues of mauve. The simple explanations makes me believe that I can also do this, which I would love. Thanks also to RUclips that allows us to see the work of so many talented people from all over the world.
It was all I could do not to run out into my woods looking for some downed cedar trees before I finished this video. Beautiful work. Thank you for the video.
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I wish I had smellovision. The smell of that cedar must of been heavenly
I wish my nose worked better... :(
Glad you didn't burn that one in the wood stove, Man that is some beautiful wood
IKR. Since it started, I've been thinking how wonderful to work with the smell of sawdust and shavings and different woods.
Haha, thats what I was thinking!
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Thank You Devil Dog! Amazing! You can totally see the Love that you put into the Wood, by turning it into something Beautiful and giving it new Life!
Thank you! Semper Fi!
THAT BOWL IS BEAUTIFUL. I LOVE THE NATURAL BEAUTY OF WOOD❤️❤️
Thank you very much!
The dropping of my jaw as I see your beautiful finishes on every one of each your works .. is not voluntary ... so beautiful ! God Bless you for revealing such beautiful work that the Lord has created .
As a very new turner I have so enjoyed watching and listening to you create
I also enjoy your final words that often include scripture verses, which is a very good reminders of why we enjoy crating
OUR FATHER IS A CREATOR
Because of you sir, I have discovered what I want to be spending my free time on. Impressive work. From Nairobi, Kenya.
Thank you very much Y Z, I hope you are able to do so! Thank you for telling me! Greetings from Indiana, USA!
My wife and I just started watching your videos. They are amazing!
Thank you very much! Welcome to my channel! 😊
I subscribed because of the great video editing and lack of boring narrative. Any promotion came at the end where it should be. Great job on the bowl and the video.
Thank you! I appreciate your feedback very much, and your subscription means the world to me....motivates me to continue!
i like cedar ,,in mine opinion the most beautiful to turn! my wife thinks the same!grtngs from belgium!
Amazing patterns WOW. Nicely done
That was a great idea the use of the dowel and the wood plate you just gave a new way of using my bandsaw well not to mention all the great ideas for wood turning thank you 🙏🏻 very much
when I was in NAVY and had weekend duty, I would finish my work and go to the ships wood shop and made mahogany bowls For my family for Christmas Gifts. Forty years later, they still have them and use them all the time! GlennFHoward
Thank you Glenn, I appreciate that memory! Now I'm wondering if any of the ships I was on had wood shops... Semper Fi
@@RHumphrey I didn't know you were in the Marine Corps. Semper Fi.
Rod, with your soothing voice you are the Bob Ross of woodturning. I'm no expert but I don't think we have any wood as spectacular as that here in the UK. I can't believe it's just burned as fuel.
Wow, such a compliment! I wish I had Bob Ross's hair :) Thank you very much! Look for Juniper or maybe Yew, I believe you have both...but I'm not sure how prevalent the trees are. Yes, commonly burned for heat...cedar, black walnut, maple, ash, oak, elm, etc....we have trees a-plenty around here and people cut them down all the time for various reasons. I'm always on the prowl for logs along my travels. Thanks again!
Frogmella.. You have some wood that we don't have. English Walnut, for example. Some custom gun makers use it for very expensive custom made rifles.
@@RHumphrey Mr. Humphrey... You must live somewhere near my neck of the woods. In my original home state of Washington, we burn sappy conifer tree wood. It's great fuel for a wood stove. Where I'm at now in Arkansas, everyone burns Red Oak and White Oak. It seemed really odd to me at first.
I'm a new member and I love your woodworking how can I buy a piece of your artwork?
Beautiful piece. Blessings on you
Spending fathers day at home with the grandkids and saw this video.What a beautiful bowl!
Hope your fathers day was as good as mine.
I love how he doesnt talk your bloody ear off. Right to the point. Gorgeous wood grain!
Thank you, and I appreciate the feedback!
One of the best turning vids I have seen, especially for hobbyists. Beautifully done!
Thank you very much!
That would make an awesome bowl to put on a stand next to the front door and put House/Car keys in it. What a conversation piece. Awesome work, true wood art.
Wow! three years ago. It's 2022 now and I am so happy to see a beautiful cedar bowl from the olden days. 😅
Oh man! Who knew the 4 cords of wood outside could look like this. Wow. Thank you for sharing 🌞🌞🌞
I would like to say “Thank You” for your service to this country. Very nice piece thank you for sharing, GOD bless you and family.
Thank you very much, it was my honor to serve! Thank you!
WOW! This is the first wood turning I've ever watched. This was so interesting, and that wood is spectacular!
I'm honored, thanks very much!
Simply fantastic. Extremely well done. A beautiful bowl. Thanks a lot for making, taping, editing, uploading and sharing
You're very welcome, and thank you! 😊
May I add my wholehearted agreement. Such beautiful wood. I'm so glad you decided to realize it's potential for beauty and then to share it with us. Good video. Nice, pleasant commentary. Bravo, you.
When I was about 18 working in my Dad’s cabinet shop here in northern Louisiana, we had a customer bring in a trailer load of 4/4” eastern red cedar that he had cut and milled and stored in a barn and airdried for 7 years. The boards were a little over 8’ long and 6”-12” wise and around 1600 board feet of lumber. We milled some nice tongue and groove paneling and built a custom armoire and a traditional style trunk for the foot of the bed with built in seat with cushioned top and drawers at the bottom and the upper lid/seat opened for inside storage of trunk. I love the smell of eastern red cedar and was a pleasure to work with. We did have to work around the knots and select the best wood for the project. I’ve had the pleasure of working with Jatoba(Brazilian Cherry) Teak, Africacan Bloodwood, African and Honduran mahogany, Ebony, Obeche, Purpleheart, Padouk, Bubinga, Indian Rosewood, South American rosewood, Bocote, Kingswood, hard Rock maple, wild black Cherry, quartersawn White oak, quartesawn Sycamore and Beech, Curly Maple, Black Waln
I can't even express how much I enjoyed read it your comment! Thanks for sharing!
I think I saw this beautiful creation some time ago. It was absolutely worth watching again.
Your voice is so soothing. I love your videos so much.
Thanks very much, I appreciate that! 😊
Beautiful wood. I've never seen such a grain, in the Sierras we have the western red bark cedar, and the grain looks quite different on this ? Eastern Red Cedar. Not quite as strong as Redwood but really rot resistant. I made a deck and just used 12" spacers for the joices. I made the deck, 1976 and it is still in good shape today. Once a year application of Linseed oil has help it from getting too dry.
Easter Redcedar is from the Juniper family (Juniperus Virginiana) lol...I've learned more about this wood since I posted the video...! I'll bet that deck is really pretty
love the smell of W. Cedar .....my husband works in a finishing mill and they only work with W. red cedar....smells so good!
How does he smell when he is not working 🤣🤣🤣🤣 just a joke ❤
Ahhhhhh! Did you serve sir? My hubby did eight years simplify! 👏👏🙏 thank you for your service😘
Beautiful bowl!!!
Well I have LOVED wood all my life and this lump of Cedar wood has a remarkable but BEAUTIFUL grain how amazing what a Lathe can do marvelously things.
I know nothing about wood turning however I enjoyed your video immensely! Relaxing! And rewarding to watch the beauty slowly unfold thanks to your skills :-)
Thank you, I appreciate that!
What a beautiful bowl. Burning that would have been a tragic waste. But, it goes to show that you never know what treasures could be in your firewood pile.
Thank you! I so much agree with you...and I did burn some myself, albeit lesser and seemingly unusable chunks (at the time) ... But, well said, one never knows what might be inside that next log.
If this cedar tree had a spirit you have preserved and celebrated it. So beautifully. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for such a beautiful comment! 😊
Rod this is the second time I am watching you make this bowl, the grain is even more stunning and breathtakingly beautiful. I did not know that there are so many different wood types and their grain and colors leaves me speechless.
Thank you Kobie, this bowl, this wood, is extra special with that spectacular grain pattern! A rare one. 😊
Sooooo beautiful! We burn redwood and cedar all winter long. Who knew? I've started making spoons, have a few now, but no big machinery like yours, just hand tools. Watching you carve is mesmerizing! New subscriber here. Thank you!
Mr Rhumphrey. I watched u make a beautiful bowl, the giveaway. I think that was a most beautiful decorated bowl that I have ever seen. I watch many woodturning videos and I think ur s is the best.
Keep up the good work.
Geraldine U
Thank you, wow! I really appreciate that, Geraldine!
Glad that one didn't end up in the stove! Beautiful.
ME TOO!!!!!!! (shouting at the rooftops) lol...thank you!
Loads of expertise and craftsmanship behind that piece. Too good.
Thanks very much! 😊
The color of the grain in this bowl is absolutely beautiful!
If firewood is like a box of chocolates then it looks like yours had the golden ticket in it :)
Ha! Nicely done!! Thank you very much!
Well Said Willy Wonka!
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Amazing bowl. What a perfect wood the cedar turned out to be.
I love your work, absolutely beautiful!!
being a machinist for almost 40 years im still amazed at what some people can do with wood and a few small machine tools
Thank you very much!
DAMN thats an amazing bowl! I love cedar and its always nice to have that fragrant wood in the house, in any form. WELL DONE.& THANK YOU!
That is a spectacular bowl made of that wood - always loved the ceder wood grain. Ooh-Rah.
Ooh Rah!!! Thank you!
I got a huge standing dead eastern red cedar (10 years dead)the wood was super hard like oak & turned wicked dark purple streaks and creams.
Ooooh, that sounds nice! Lots of potential there!
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That had to be a beautiful hunk of wood, I live in N.M. and work with cedar all the time . Love the beauty and smell
You've got the ear of a few people here lol.. post a video and show us this dream...I know I'll be looking!!
Absolutely gorgeous !
Thank you very much!
It’s amazing what GOD hides in the “firewood”. Amen. Thank you LORD. Thank you Mr. Humphrey!! Ozzie.
I have always been proud of seeing a beat-up old piece of furniture and knowing what we can make it look like after refinishing. But taking a piece of firewood and imagining the hidden potential is a true gift indeed. Thanks for sharing; I am in awe.
Thank you, I really appreciate that!
Hi Humphrey,
Great work. Seen many guys making bowl out of wood. I find yourself using the wood working machines, the very intelligent way to make the efforts lesser and easy. Have a great time. I am subscribing.
Thank you very much! Welcome to my channel! I appreciate your sub! 😊
Oh my that is gorgeous!
Thanks very much!
Now this is incredibly creative. Kudos.
Thank you! 🙂
Just seen this one. Stunning! Good job! Thank you from the chilly UK. 👍
You know that shop smells good. I loved my dad’s garage when he worked with cedar.
I love hearing about woodworking memories like that!
He was an artist, and a finished carpenter by trade. He was always in the garage working, and creating. He was a professional baseball player and went to ww2. Played ball longer when he came home but back then they didn’t make any money. He passed away 2 years ago at the age of 95 from dementia. Years of my live we’re going in the garage playing, or just sitting and I will always love the smell of wood and sawdust. Happy memories for me. I guess that’s why I love these videos. I’m missing it. Thanks for sharing! 👍. Beautiful work again!
Like a Shell, exotic.
Thank you! I like that comparison :)
that's beautiful, keep turning!
Thank you! :)
That bowl is magical. I was mesmerised. New here. Subscribed.
Thank you very much! Welcome to my channel! 😊
I used to come across this wood while I was living out on the Navajo Nation, and it always struck me how beautiful it was inside and out. It makes sense why they deem it sacred. Gorgeous work.
Absolutely stunning!!
Simply outstanding
Thank you!
You should have made that into a sphere and called it Jupiter 😊. Very pretty
I really like that Idea! I've never made a sphere... Thanks! :)
or URANUS
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rnttreed eastern red cedar is actually a type of juniper, not an actual cedar so I’m with you, a juniper Jupiter.
You got your self a fan. Not just for your amazing skill but also for making it a point to connect with your viewers. Awesome stuff brother. Sub'ed.
I cannot thank you enough! Thanks for the kind words and the sub! Your interest in my work keeps me motivated!
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Who would have thought that such sensational colours would be lurking under the bark of a piece of firewood! Your videos really are the best: informative and inspiring. Thank you.
Thank you very much!
Such a gorgeous wood and it so soft and easy to turn. Also, the smell alone is worth it but the color of cedar when you really give it a good finish is just second to none.
subscribed cause you Sir are a genius and an artist!!! Hail from Cold Sweden. off too your next video (therapy session for me) :)
Thank you very much! I'm grateful for your sub! 😊
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You DIDN'T just do Forrest Gump, did you Top??!! Watching this at midnight just chilling...The grain is beautiful...I have an idea: I know, ideas are great coming from someone who has NO CLUE on how to work this craft...But, here goes...Could you make a pair of goblets from a couple of different woods and use some of the cedar as the inside of the goblet because it's so water resistant?? Well, just a screwy idea from a guy that just enjoys the work brother...Btw, tell the wildlife I said hello...Shalom, Marine...RLTW...
lol, guilty as charged. I'll give that goblet idea some thought, I'm not sure. Semper Fi!
Gabriel Davidson ....you just gave me a good idea. Don’t know why I haven’t thought of that. Cut a large center hole in a section of oak limb to proper depth, Turn a piece of cedar to fit in hole of oak, glue in place with CA glue, dry for a day. Then finish goblet leaving approx. 1/4” thickness of cedar inside. Great idea thanks, will get on it
Robert Langley ...Glad to...Help??!! Lol...
To my knowledge, cedar isnt technically a food-safe wood, so I'm sure that the goblets would be beautiful, but I'm not sure it would be advisable to drink from them.
Beautiful. You managed to highlight the best of the grain formation and colors.
I found watching this video extremely relaxing as well as fascinating to see a lump of firewood turned into a object of beauty.
Thank you very much!
You sound like the dude in The Dead Flag Blues by Godspeed You! Black Emperor. Check it out. Good stuff. 👍
Hmmm....my wife agrees, lol...maybe I'll recite some of that in a future video? I ended up playing their music in the back ground this morning. Yes, good stuff!
I think you sound just like Lee Marvin
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it went like this
Omg I thought exactly the same!
And you burned some of that wood??
I know, right? A crime... I'm sure glad I didn't toss this log on the fire! Thanks for watching!
No kidding, what a gorgeous piece.
Tyler Weitz get a rope.......hahaha
Nice work....very nice
Geez, with this wood, it's almost criminal to not core it out for a 2nd bowl. Shame even to throw away the shavings! :)
That grain makes me feel like I should be arrested for looking it.
LOL 😁 thank you!
Lol.
I have a cedar chest made by Amish craftsmen in Penna. years ago. I can still smell the residue of cedar when I open it up. It has that classic Amish hinge, and stripes inside from the wood grain. Oh, it is lovely....
I think is the best grain I've ever seen on a piece of scrap wood. Good job.
hi Rod. really nice vase you did there. but I have a question about the wood: that is *never* Cedar-Wood! (Cedrus atlantica or Cedrus libani). what was the actual Tree specimen? lookd more like Sequoia sempervirens or Juniperus communis to me.
would be great if you'd use the scientific name. thanks alot & keep up the good work!
Great question. I can only guess because I only ever saw the logs in pieces(no pun intended...), but I'd say it was an Eastern Red Cedar or Juniperus Virginiana... but only because it's so common around here. But I am no expert in species identification. Thanks for making me think :)
R Humphrey ...you are correct sir, that is Cedar inside and out.
Robert Langley Scientific name please good sir.
Cyril, I completely agree Eastern Red Cedar (Juniperus virginiana)_.... The kind of wood cedar chests are made of. The heavenly scent of the wood oils would give it away in an instant. Many trees are called "cedar" that are not true cedars, like Western Red Cedar, also called Pacific Cedar (Thuja plicata). Common names can be very confusing.
Rhyannon Lallatin finally! thank you for confirming it Rhyannon! I was waiting for this. and yes indeed, common names can be real confusing, especially in this case where Juniperus (Cupressaceae) aren't even relied with the actual and true Cedar (Cedrus) (Pinaceae). "only in America" I suppose? J
thanks and all the best!
This is reminding me of Winnie the poo’s pot.
Thank you! 🍯🐻
I love the technique you use to cut the blanks round....simple and brilliant!
Amazing work brother...
I think this is the most beautifull wooden bowl I will ever see, in my entire life..
Thank you very much!
stunning
Beautiful!
Thank you!
That grain is outstanding
It really is an amazing grain, no doubt!
I am redpath of the house of Anigilohi...I bid you greetings and I'm honered to meet you. .The cedar you formed is one of the sacred woods...there are 7 all together..How amazing it is the creator has guided you hands and heart to create such beauty and symytry. Be blessed my youtube brother...
Hello Redpath, the honor is mine my friend, thank you for your beautiful comment. God bless you as well.
So beautiful. A rainbow of colors. Loved!
Thank you very much!
Beautiful - the shop must have smelled wonderful!!!
Just stumbled upon this today. How wonderful. Gotta love RUclips.
Thank you very much, Steve!
I see there was a few thumbs down. Were these people just blind? This is a beautiful, beautiful piece. Thank you for sharing it.
That is one of the most beautiful pieces I've ever seen and it was designed by nature and brought out by you, awesome 👌
The best grain I have ever seen absolutely stunning so jealous nice work as always thanks Jamie
What a piece of beauty, God made the wood, an you designed it. Keep up the great work, thanks.
Thank you very much!
One of the most beautiful pieces I've seen on RUclips. Amazing the beauty we can find in nature.
Thank you very much, I appreciate that!
Anyone else find his voice super soothing? Make you feel like you’re just sitting in the shop with gramps learning how to turn wood?
I love your art. It's soothing and tranquil...anti-anxiety medicine without side effects. Thank you.
so nice of you to say! Thank you!
Absolutely gorgeous!! The colors and the shape- I like it all
A well done project with cedar is my favorite. Great job.
Stunning piece of modern art. Truly amazing hues of mauve. The simple explanations makes me believe that I can also do this, which I would love. Thanks also to RUclips that allows us to see the work of so many talented people from all over the world.
Thank you, I appreciate that! And yes, if I can, you can!
This bowl was absolutely stunning!
Thanks so much!
It was all I could do not to run out into my woods looking for some downed cedar trees before I finished this video. Beautiful work. Thank you for the video.
lol, I'm always looking too! Thank you!