Lets quickly address safety. I don't recommend anyone turning charcoal. You need a respirator (which I had), and some way to contain the dust! I had both a dust collector and a full overhead shop air filter running. I filmed in short spurts, and this took me almost a full afternoon to turn as I keep the sessions to a few minutes at a time. Be safe, Don't try this at all.
I don't know if that's true for any "wood" turning. But if you do this be sure there are no sparks or open flames nearby. You can look up a lot of videos on dust explosions here on RUclips.
Mike Russo 😂 what makes you think I’m going to need to do anything? Looks to me like the powers-that be-have already taken great care to demolish it all.
@@daddyspooge1 there's an additive in the "Cactus Juice" branded stabilising resin that glows under black light so you can see how well it's penetrated into the material when you start cutting into it.
I thought the charcoal looked cool. Then I saw the lathe shaking and shaking and I thought it was going to blow up in your face. Then at the 12 minute mark I could see THROUGH the bowl as you were sanding it. Awesome. And then you turned on the black light. I salute you, Mister Brown! I think you were as surprised as we were. Wow. Hmm, have you tried a duct tape bowl? crumple up some duct tape and soak it in resin. Its got a light side and a dark side and it holds the universe together...
@@devilskiss8421 I HIGHLY doubt that the resin glows so strongly that the footage of it "glowing" was done without turning the the lights off. So I would venture that he: Turned the black light ON, AND turned the regular lighting OFF. Best regards.
So use the stabilizing resin, some charcoal, regular casting resin, and a black light bulb....use some really cool wood, make yourself the coolest light fixture ever and use the “bowl” as the “lampshade”
You'd have to be careful and make sure there's some way for heat to escape from the top, if resin heats up too much it'll become malleable and loose its shape
WOAH. When you turned on the blacklight i audibly GASPED. It went from a 10/10 to a 1000/10. I love your videos and following you on facebook. Been a longtime fan and ill never stop.
My girlfriend and I both love the way the bowl turned out in blacklight. She wanted me to express the idea she had of putting the bowl on a lighted stand, but have the bulb be blacklight so you can see the effect on the bowl.
Him: I’m so happy with this! Me: why are you holding the bowl that way please don’t drop it Him: It made a big mess but it was worth it! Me: please don’t drop the bowl Him: The blacklight effect was such a neat happy accident! Me: Please don’t drop the bowl Him: One of my favourite resin bowls! Me: Please don’t drop the bowl Him: *continues to gesture with bowl hand* Me: *sweating* please don’t drop the....
Thumbs up for an awesome job, but also for not doing that stupid "give me a thumbs up" thing at the end. We all know what to do when a video is amazing.
I love it when Peter creates something and falls in love with it. It really shows how much he enjoys doing what he does. I could tell he really loved this piece :)
Gosh, just casting the stabilizing resin with the normal resin would create such a cool effect. With the black spots it looks like it's from another planet, like from Avatar.
I love quite a few of your turning projects but this one is by far the most stunning, and my favourite! In full light or under a black light it is just beautiful. Great job!
I have just started making resin coffee and end tables, videos on youtube have inspired me to pick this hobby up, and i just wanted to say your videos in particular were very inspirational, i will definitely be trying a charcoal table top in the near future, and my current project is a coffee table slab filled with dice (DnD dice), thanks for your wonderfully educational and entertaining channel Peter, you got a fan for life!
That bowl is beautiful! I can´t wait to see what you are going to do with the fact that the stabilizing resin is fluorescent under blacklight. I imagine we will see some crazy projects in the future. Regarding your broken lathe: Have you thought about getting in contact with "this old tony"? That could be a nice colab and your lathe can probably handle solid steel after he is done with it..
Some how clicking the "Like" button does not seem to express my feelings for this video. Can't we get a Holy how, THAT was too cool for words" button? Amazing...............
Possibly the best turning project I've seen on any channel. The shape isn't particularly special, but the final result under black light just blows me away. Thank you.
The Wood Turner Peter Brown has entered a fey mood! The Wood Turner Peter Brown has begun a mysterious construction! The Wood Turner Peter Brown has created The Blackness of The Eye, a charcoal bowl! He claims it as a family heirloom. The Blackness of the Eye is a charcoal bowl. The craftsmanship is of the highest quality. It glows with the power of mysterious resins.
This is probably my favorite of all your bowls. The blue/purple highlights, even under natural light give this piece of art a little something special. Thank you for doing this. Its beautiful.
It is indeed a beautiful bowl, it makes me wish I had my lathe actually set up (and also a stabilizing resin system). I love the depth that you can see in the charcoal and the crystal clear resin that surrounds it. And then you turned on the blacklight and my jaw dropped. Between the two modes to viewing it you have a work of art. Thank you for all the time and effort you put into the content you create, you're one of a few people on RUclips that I have notifications turned on because as soon as a Peter Brown video drops, I want to be watching it.
That is absolutely one of the best pieces on the channel, imo. The unintended result in the end makes this bowl even more special. The whole bowl is nothing short of amazing.
WOW! When you used the black light, it looked like the time I got to see plankton in the surf. At night it glowed in swirls like this as the waves hit the beach.
I wonder if the blue hues and highlights could be a result of the stabilizing resin displacing some of the tars and oils that remain in charcoal. You should ask Cody's Lab. He did a video about activating charcoal, and mentioned the oils and tars that are present in "raw" charcoal.
@@Lunatikhex my argument against that is, that it was once wood and therefore organic. Most organic things turn brown when they oxidize. Fire is a rapid oxidation reaction and charcoal is made with it, so I politely disagree. TL;DR: Nah, wood is brown.
@@jairusswint6703 blue can also be a color in brown (browns made with equal parts of the primary colors) but it could be a brown with more blue then red, and still make the hints of blue when burnt
i don't think CFLs or LEDs produce any UV light. Iirc, all of it gets converted to visible light by the fluorescent substance that covers the glass/diodes.
@@rfldss89 LED's are not if it not special made UV LED's but CFL has some UV in it's spectre even after luminophore. So it gives that tint on charcoal or you can see shielding elements on money under CFL light :)
I seriously stopped working (because I listen to your vids in the background at work) and show my boss how beautiful the finished product! Well done good sir
The blue color on the charcoal could be oil residue that didn't burn off when they burn the wood into charcoal and the stabilising resin bought it out and and put it on the surface of the charcoal
Probably more the stabilizer than the oil. They make a point to use dryer types of wood in charcoal production. However I can't physically inspect the charcoal to verify that.
You are a truly the Master of the resin lathe. Some day thousands of years from now Archeologist will find that bowl and say that our society was an amazing one all thanks to You . thank you
Love it when a new Peter Brown vid is uploaded. Great project, it’s great to see a classic dip it and lathe it. How can I get my hands on a Shop time sticker? I want one for my workshop (more of a shed). Keep up the great work. Cheers
Wow!!! Yes that is definitely amazing!!! I was loving it before then BOOM lights out and YES!!! Hahaha great job and definitely worth the mess, thank you for sharing!
This is gorgeous, Peter. Goddamn. I've been fascinated with your work for some time now, and this is your magnum opus thus far. Beautiful results with the blacklight.
try using ink(bue , black ,red ), high lighter (yellow pink orange), and glow stick juice(you name a color) as resin dyes !!!!! oh and try stabilizing Moon sand aka ken-tic sand and playdough
As is that chin décor, sir. Very impressive. I love it when bald guys have big bushy beards, lol. It's like a crystal clear example of compensating. Which may totally not be the case, idk of course, but it lOOks like that, so it's funny...ha.... ha what's that?👀 ...
I know this video is nearing a year old. But that is a great surprising end result for making a charcoal resin bowl. I would of never thought to place it under a black light. With a little bit a effort you could make some nice little night lights. A small toddler would stare at that in the dark , and simple wonder how that happens, till they slip off to sleep. Or in an area at night to find your way around in the dark. I love it.
I think... this might just be my favorite piece you’ve done. It’s so unique and unexpected! I’d love to see more pieces experimenting with the stabilizing resin in the other.
This popped up for me and the thumbnail and title interested me, and then the actual content is great and I love your personality! Keep doing what you’re doing man, ‘cause it’s working :) Subscribed! ✅
You can clearly see that when you're turning the resin, it comes away in long strips, but you have a dusting of the charcoal on the back of you hands. But when you finished it, dam, that looks incredible.
Lets quickly address safety.
I don't recommend anyone turning charcoal. You need a respirator (which I had), and some way to contain the dust! I had both a dust collector and a full overhead shop air filter running. I filmed in short spurts, and this took me almost a full afternoon to turn as I keep the sessions to a few minutes at a time.
Be safe, Don't try this at all.
An absolutely fantastic finished product. Great vid.
Thanks for the heads up! I think this is my favorite bowl you’ve made.
I don't know if that's true for any "wood" turning. But if you do this be sure there are no sparks or open flames nearby. You can look up a lot of videos on dust explosions here on RUclips.
SooooOo... ... cam i have it?
Tht glow, simply amazing
Under blacklight, this might be my favorite piece that you've done.
In regular light he hates it:p
In _regular_ light it is probably my favorite
Lights on: Dark contemporary piece
Lights off: Spooky witch bowl 🖤
Lights on: Nihilistic piece on the collapse of society
Lights off: “The Night King is here.”
Angelia Schultz that is dangerously specific. You feeling ok?
Mike Russo dangerously specific?
Mike Russo 😂 what makes you think I’m going to need to do anything? Looks to me like the powers-that be-have already taken great care to demolish it all.
Angelia Schultz what
The blacklight part surprised the heck outta me.
:Clap: :nClap:
Very cool.
Me too! Is it the stabilizing resin or the charcoal the fluoresces?
@@daddyspooge1 there's an additive in the "Cactus Juice" branded stabilising resin that glows under black light so you can see how well it's penetrated into the material when you start cutting into it.
At first I was like “ah cool charcoal”. But then you put it under the black light and I was like “ah cool the souls of the damned”
I thought the charcoal looked cool. Then I saw the lathe shaking and shaking and I thought it was going to blow up in your face. Then at the 12 minute mark I could see THROUGH the bowl as you were sanding it. Awesome.
And then you turned on the black light.
I salute you, Mister Brown! I think you were as surprised as we were. Wow.
Hmm, have you tried a duct tape bowl? crumple up some duct tape and soak it in resin. Its got a light side and a dark side and it holds the universe together...
Wordsnwood (Art Mulder) I would say it makes the world go round but I think it’s just holding it in place
It's very rare that a piece of art literally takes my breath away. I forgot what it felt like until you turned on the black light. Phenomenal.
Ah, that'd be the charcoal dust. You should wear a respirator.
Mr brown: *turns off lights*
Me: HOLY MOTHER OF GOD WITCHCRAFT
Cathrine Butler he doesnt turn off lights he turned on black light
@@devilskiss8421
I HIGHLY doubt that the resin glows so strongly that the footage of it "glowing" was done without turning the the lights off.
So I would venture that he: Turned the black light ON, AND turned the regular lighting OFF.
Best regards.
My jaw literally dropped when he hit the switch! So awesome!
U mean turns on blacklight
Probably the best bowl that you have made so far. Even beats my old favorite, Secret Wood Bowl
Thank you! I think it's my favorite too!
This one? ruclips.net/video/1MXO7IUvX5w/видео.html
So use the stabilizing resin, some charcoal, regular casting resin, and a black light bulb....use some really cool wood, make yourself the coolest light fixture ever and use the “bowl” as the “lampshade”
DO THIS!!!
I think that would be awesome to see. I think you could pull it off
You'd have to be careful and make sure there's some way for heat to escape from the top, if resin heats up too much it'll become malleable and loose its shape
Is the black light only in incandescent or is it available in L.E.D as well?
Debra Bosch They make black light LEDs.
Your lathe can't complain that much...
I mean it's TECHNICALLY still turning wood.
And HOLY COW! That stabilizing resin made it so much cooler!!!
Izices if youve seen his recent fb posts his lathe actually broke.
So i would say it complained enough. HA
When you turned on the black light my jaw literally dropped that’s incredible!!
Hex's youtube account - I did the same thing! And my jaw doesn’t like to drop, but it did it this time! 😁
Even still knowing that the black light was in the video, my jaw still dropped seeing it like that.
Yeah, right?? Me, too!! So cool!!!
That black light effect was amazing.
Rob from threadbanger and Peter have a thing for bowls.
Rob needs to pour a bowl blank and send it to Peter to turn. I hope Peter is okay with blood.
They should have a bowl making bowl competition
WOAH. When you turned on the blacklight i audibly GASPED. It went from a 10/10 to a 1000/10. I love your videos and following you on facebook.
Been a longtime fan and ill never stop.
I gasped too. That was so amazing!
It's amazing
I'm watching on my phone and I not only gasped but I pulled my phone 3 inches to my face to look at the beautiful swirl patterns!
So did I.
I know this is an older video, but I just wanted to say that when you turned on the blacklight, I let an audible gasp. Truly a stunning work of art.
My girlfriend and I both love the way the bowl turned out in blacklight. She wanted me to express the idea she had of putting the bowl on a lighted stand, but have the bulb be blacklight so you can see the effect on the bowl.
I second this motion! Sounds like a perfect idea. 😎🤙
Hell yah that would look amazing
I had the same thought!
Hulu doesn't just have live sports
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Him: I’m so happy with this!
Me: why are you holding the bowl that way please don’t drop it
Him: It made a big mess but it was worth it!
Me: please don’t drop the bowl
Him: The blacklight effect was such a neat happy accident!
Me: Please don’t drop the bowl
Him: One of my favourite resin bowls!
Me: Please don’t drop the bowl
Him: *continues to gesture with bowl hand*
Me: *sweating* please don’t drop the....
hey its just a normal bowl, nothing special
*turns black light on
oh my god...
I liked it even without the blacklight. But blow me away.
This is an amazing project.
666 likes hm
Thumbs up for an awesome job, but also for not doing that stupid "give me a thumbs up" thing at the end. We all know what to do when a video is amazing.
13:09 this project went from neat to AMAZING.
What if you stick a Bunch of black light led's in an added on base on the bottom, like something that it would sit on. would the whole bowl glow?
Quick, sponsors... Peter NEEDS a dust control system
Look at his comment
No he dose not
Peter needs a vacuum cleaner.
I will tell you, that while my lungs were safe, the amount of charcoal dust I had to remove from my ears was outrageous.
Peter Brown isn’t the ears at least partially connected to the respiratory system?
I love it when Peter creates something and falls in love with it. It really shows how much he enjoys doing what he does. I could tell he really loved this piece :)
This is probably my favorite thing you've made. I'd definitely buy a bowl like that
Same, i'd buy one of these!
Agreed! I love the way it looks and then when he turned the black light on I said "take my money!!!!"
I would put it in my black light room
I mean it’s just amazing
You totally should make a wand with the stabilizing resin 🔮🌌
Absolutely
Yes and put a little LED black light in the base so you get the cool effect
Allison Canters that would look amazing
Awesome idea.
A torque necklace for your wife, yourself, or both would be real cool, throw a party then shock the guests by going under black light.
Pixi stiks are a powdered candy you should use them to dye resin! That's the best peice you've done yet and under black light ugh stunning.
Gosh, just casting the stabilizing resin with the normal resin would create such a cool effect. With the black spots it looks like it's from another planet, like from Avatar.
This would have made an incredible knife handle or even rings with the glow in the dark aspect of it.
Had to pound that subscribe button.
Lmao I was just reading a comment that said wife heaps and thought you said I had to pound that wife button omg😂
But it's not glow in the dark though, you still need a UV light to make it glow.
I think the material is just an all round incredible thing.
I love quite a few of your turning projects but this one is by far the most stunning, and my favourite! In full light or under a black light it is just beautiful. Great job!
Chess set!
Black pieces charcoal
White pieces chalk
Same set up as bowl!
How much would it cost me?
Those would be beautiful
@@zekenelsons2069
I can only imagine, especially with that awesome blue glow
I have just started making resin coffee and end tables, videos on youtube have inspired me to pick this hobby up, and i just wanted to say your videos in particular were very inspirational, i will definitely be trying a charcoal table top in the near future, and my current project is a coffee table slab filled with dice (DnD dice), thanks for your wonderfully educational and entertaining channel Peter, you got a fan for life!
Hey i suggested this on your last video! Great work peter🤙🏻😎
I searched for a good hour for that comment so I could add it to the video. It was the inspiration for this bowl! Thank you so much for the idea!
@@peterbrownwastaken so did i Haha 😂 its a great piece the uv swirls of stabilizing resin with the charcoal are otherworldly 👌🏻
I suggested this like a month ago. Great minds think alike!
Me: this might be the most beautiful thing he has made
Peter: *turns on black light*
Me: omg It gets better!
That bowl is beautiful! I can´t wait to see what you are going to do with the fact that the stabilizing resin is fluorescent under blacklight. I imagine we will see some crazy projects in the future.
Regarding your broken lathe: Have you thought about getting in contact with "this old tony"? That could be a nice colab and your lathe can probably handle solid steel after he is done with it..
Please Peter get with ThisOldTony! That would be one hell of a colab!
Hi there, I'm your crazy cosine.
@@CrazyNerdInventor Hahaha! great!! :)
That is awesome. The UV light makes it all worth it.
Thats a damn cool bowl. Love the black light effect. You may be on to something there. Great vid!
Ode to a bowl
Made of charcoal.
And lots of resin,
Glowing blue from within.
Color me impressed,
This could be Brown's best.
Hyper Focused nice poem dude
Some how clicking the "Like" button does not seem to express my feelings for this video. Can't we get a Holy how, THAT was too cool for words" button? Amazing...............
Thank you!
Possibly the best turning project I've seen on any channel. The shape isn't particularly special, but the final result under black light just blows me away. Thank you.
Me, jaw dropped: "That looks... amazing"
You, a moment later: "That looks amazing."
Your wife, about 2 minutes later, "That looks amazing." :)
He 2 seconds later "Doesn't it look amazing?"
That's how u get laid by your wife, btw
I think it looks amazing.
@@greggv8 - That's what she said …… and she's right, ofc, it is pretty amazing.
Oh, did someone mention a bowl? Sorry
Tre Luna Same here. I just finished “amazing” and he said it. And she. And you!
Turn it upside down, lamp shade! So beautiful.
I want an entire stabilized charcoal set of dishes and have black light parties.
The Wood Turner Peter Brown has entered a fey mood!
The Wood Turner Peter Brown has begun a mysterious construction!
The Wood Turner Peter Brown has created The Blackness of The Eye, a charcoal bowl! He claims it as a family heirloom.
The Blackness of the Eye is a charcoal bowl. The craftsmanship is of the highest quality. It glows with the power of mysterious resins.
Omg MY TOP FAVOURITE OF ALL OF YOUR BOWLS! 😍😍😍 It looks like misty rock cliffs. Truly art! 😍😍😍😍❤❤❤❤❤
that.. is a bowl... SHAPE
WHICH QUALIFIES IT AS DONE
easy project 11/10, finishing and micromesh is for babies
I like the way you think, good sir.
”Pieces are just falling off my lathe, no big deal.” 😂
Everytime I think a video is more amazing than the last and it can’t be topped, I watch another one and prove myself wrong. This is spectacular.
This is probably my favorite of all your bowls. The blue/purple highlights, even under natural light give this piece of art a little something special.
Thank you for doing this. Its beautiful.
It is indeed a beautiful bowl, it makes me wish I had my lathe actually set up (and also a stabilizing resin system). I love the depth that you can see in the charcoal and the crystal clear resin that surrounds it.
And then you turned on the blacklight and my jaw dropped. Between the two modes to viewing it you have a work of art.
Thank you for all the time and effort you put into the content you create, you're one of a few people on RUclips that I have notifications turned on because as soon as a Peter Brown video drops, I want to be watching it.
That is absolutely one of the best pieces on the channel, imo. The unintended result in the end makes this bowl even more special. The whole bowl is nothing short of amazing.
WOW! When you used the black light, it looked like the time I got to see plankton in the surf. At night it glowed in swirls like this as the waves hit the beach.
I wonder if the blue hues and highlights could be a result of the stabilizing resin displacing some of the tars and oils that remain in charcoal.
You should ask Cody's Lab. He did a video about activating charcoal, and mentioned the oils and tars that are present in "raw" charcoal.
Maybe the resin is acting as a sort of diffraction grating with the surface of the charcoal?
@@darklordofapathy that is what I was thinking.
Could also be that the black that the charcoal has is a blue based black
@@Lunatikhex my argument against that is, that it was once wood and therefore organic. Most organic things turn brown when they oxidize. Fire is a rapid oxidation reaction and charcoal is made with it, so I politely disagree.
TL;DR: Nah, wood is brown.
@@jairusswint6703 blue can also be a color in brown (browns made with equal parts of the primary colors) but it could be a brown with more blue then red, and still make the hints of blue when burnt
This bowl looks really cool. The blacklight effect is something I didn't see comming. Great job.
I was watching this to fall asleep because your voice calms me but the end result woke me right back up again.
The blacklight blew my mind. Gorgeous work.
Soda charcoal! :D
That blue tint is reaction to UV in daylight lamps. And under pure UV lamps it looks fantastic!
i don't think CFLs or LEDs produce any UV light. Iirc, all of it gets converted to visible light by the fluorescent substance that covers the glass/diodes.
@@rfldss89 I think Night Saber was talking about sunlight... they did mention "daylight"
@@rfldss89 LED's are not if it not special made UV LED's but CFL has some UV in it's spectre even after luminophore. So it gives that tint on charcoal or you can see shielding elements on money under CFL light :)
I seriously stopped working (because I listen to your vids in the background at work) and show my boss how beautiful the finished product! Well done good sir
Hey Peter, have you ever worked with cat litter? It might give an interesting structure when it soaks in the resin 😊
Frie da That sounds weird
I love it
*_D O I T_*
That sounds great 👍
Which kind of cat litter, there are so many types made of various materials.
One with silica might look wicked.
Clay cat litter turns slimy like mud, so I don’t think he would ever be able to turn it
Frie da used or fresh? :)
I know you did a bit of a PSA regarding safety, but dude, you are so lucky none of that dust ignited.
The finished product is cool, the glow under black light is awesome. Great to read you wore a respirator what a unique project!
A sunflower seed bowl would be dope
Wow. Awesome, and then some. What about capturing a magnetic field in epoxy? Iron filings in epoxy and a strong magnet under the mold.
Quite an interesting idea.
This is my absolute favorite turning of yours! Well done! Black light? Amazing!
Absolutely phenomenal. One of your best projects for sure! Thanks for the upload ✌️
Now you should embed UV LEDs in the stabilizing/casting resin mix!
The blue color on the charcoal could be oil residue that didn't burn off when they burn the wood into charcoal and the stabilising resin bought it out and and put it on the surface of the charcoal
Probably more the stabilizer than the oil. They make a point to use dryer types of wood in charcoal production. However I can't physically inspect the charcoal to verify that.
I don't know how many times I've seen this video throughout the years But every time I watch it I enjoy The bowl's beauty
Would the bowl need to be sealed in some way to prevent the charcoal from rubbing off onto your hands and surfaces?
Purple fire which is appropriate for a charcoal bowl 😍😍 great work!!
If paid promotion helps support the channel, don’t be afraid to use it again. Great video
You are so generous. Thank you for your approval.
You are a truly the Master of the resin lathe. Some day thousands of years from now Archeologist will find that bowl and say that our society was an amazing one all thanks to You .
thank you
*always sunny theme plays*
"Peter Gets Blacklung"
Love it when a new Peter Brown vid is uploaded. Great project, it’s great to see a classic dip it and lathe it. How can I get my hands on a Shop time sticker? I want one for my workshop (more of a shed). Keep up the great work. Cheers
Wow!!! Yes that is definitely amazing!!! I was loving it before then BOOM lights out and YES!!! Hahaha great job and definitely worth the mess, thank you for sharing!
Stunning. It was super cool, already, but the effect of the stabilizing resin, under the black light left me speechless.
Throwing money at screen but nothing is happening .
hed420 Same.
Sexiest looking bowl I have ever seen in my life!
Well done, sir.
caps I can read the headline now: Man attracted to pottery comes out of the closet online.
This is gorgeous, Peter. Goddamn. I've been fascinated with your work for some time now, and this is your magnum opus thus far. Beautiful results with the blacklight.
This is one of the best resin pieces I have seen done! Absolutely beautiful!
try using ink(bue , black ,red ), high lighter (yellow pink orange), and glow stick juice(you name a color) as resin dyes !!!!! oh and try stabilizing Moon sand aka ken-tic sand and playdough
ruclips.net/video/JfJCHW-VyJ4/видео.html
Coolest bowl ever. I want to eat breakfast under a black light with that bowl.
My jaw hit the floor when you turned on the black light.
AMAZING! It deserves a showcase made of the same wood as the coal came from and lit with blacklight on a clapper!! WOWZER!
I'm always impressed with your projects. But, this one is by far my favorite, it's totally amazing.
As is that chin décor, sir. Very impressive. I love it when bald guys have big bushy beards, lol. It's like a crystal clear example of compensating. Which may totally not be the case, idk of course, but it lOOks like that, so it's funny...ha.... ha what's that?👀 ...
😍😍😍 Nothing can make a lovely Thursday by the pool better than an awesome Peter video!
This has to be the most amazing bowl turn I have ever seen! Thank you for sharing!
I know this video is nearing a year old. But that is a great surprising end result for making a charcoal resin bowl. I would of never thought to place it under a black light. With a little bit a effort you could make some nice little night lights. A small toddler would stare at that in the dark , and simple wonder how that happens, till they slip off to sleep. Or in an area at night to find your way around in the dark. I love it.
whenever i get peter brown notifs. hell yeah
100% my favorite bowl you've made so far, it's absolutely gorgeous Peter, good job :)
I think... this might just be my favorite piece you’ve done. It’s so unique and unexpected! I’d love to see more pieces experimenting with the stabilizing resin in the other.
This piece needs to be shown totally under Black Lightning. One I would love to have. Outstanding turning, messy but outstanding.
Honestly, just a solid cube of this stuff would make a really cool desk ornament.
This turned out incredibly gorgeous. I was in love with it after the shine. Then he turned off the lights and I was in awe. Just amazing work
This popped up for me and the thumbnail and title interested me, and then the actual content is great and I love your personality! Keep doing what you’re doing man, ‘cause it’s working :) Subscribed! ✅
You can clearly see that when you're turning the resin, it comes away in long strips, but you have a dusting of the charcoal on the back of you hands.
But when you finished it, dam, that looks incredible.
That is the most beautiful bowl ever!!! And worth all the mess and effort. Great job sir😊
even stabilised that charcoal still seems to produce a lot of fine dust, would never have thought that would be the case.
it's pretty much just carbon, so yeah it's kind of expected
I just watched a video that NileRed uploaded about making transparent wood. Maybe you should see if it's worth a shot!
This still remains my favorite project you've done!