Now THIS is going to be INTERESTING!

[@MindToMade]

as of 3/22/20 3:45 CST - I have decided to auction this piece! If you are interested, here is the link to the listing. Happy bidding! www.ebay.com/itm/Custom-Wooden-Bowl-by-Mind-To-Made-YT-Red-Green-Beige-using-Frog-Blanks/383471083116

[@slackjaw703]

It’s worth every penny of what you’re selling it for. I wish I had the extra money right now cuz I’d snap it right up. Best of luck to you.

[@GenoLoma]

Is that stuff ply wood or a multi layered material specifically made for something like this..? The different colour layers withing each 'board' give amazing details..

[@MindToMade]

@@GenoLoma it is a dyed birch veneers. Each layer is dyed to a specific criteria and then laminated together. They are made with turning and sculpting in mind, but I'm sure they can be applied elsewhere.

[@GenoLoma]

@@MindToMade I figured something like that, so thanks for that explanation.. :)

[@PhaseConverterampV]

I work with cnc lathes and mills, so I can appreciate the skill and forethought that went into this design and finished component. Good work, the non gloss wood sealant is a nice touch.

[@James-ke5sx]

Yup, that was interesting. And this is why I don't get anything done during the day I'm stuck here on KZbin

[@troddenan3urysm368]

Well, at least im not the only one...

[@helookalikaman79]

Join the club

[@MindToMade]

😁

[@obedientfire840]

No thank you for your time 👆

[@karlbell1036]

If only we were paid for watching KZbin

[@angelmtzmtz8799]

The lathe is cheap, but it punches slightly above its weight for that price. kzbin.infoUgkxKGVtPhqZBB5AQXXFlU2kdd4mQhO6wlhl Its not that powerful, the working area is very narrow, and the tailstock effectively moves less than an inch. However, this is a pen lathe at its core and none of those things matter for that. This will turn pens without issue. By far the nicest feature is the adjustable speed and overall size. If you have a small worksurface this is a great option. One thing i have not seen in the reviews (maybe I didn't look hard enough) is that the tool rest has been updated for the 3421 over the 3420. The tool rest can now be set to sit well below the center line of the spindle. Given this was the largest complaint the community seemed to have for the 3420, I'm surprised WEN doesn't include this more in their marketing material.

[@alastairmackay4589]

That is a prize-winning piece. I couldn’t guess what you were aiming for until very near the end. Beautiful.

[@MindToMade]

Thank you very much 🙂

[@MindToMade]

@Tango Jones I did a 3d model of the design for an idea of the final piece. But this only tells you so much.

[@MikeWood]

Seeing the starting cube being such a beauty in of itself, I knew this one would pop, but I really couldn't have imagined the end result. Really lovely work.

[@davidschmidt6013]

When I was in High-school woodshop, I learned that turning was probably one of the most interesting and somehow satisfying areas of woodworking. It's been so long now. But this absolutely unbelievable piece of work INSTANTLY throws me back through 5 decades, to the joy of creating pieces that somehow just resonate with something inside us. I STILL can't wrap my head around starting with a cube and getting wings... smh....and all the different laminated layers are just staggering at the end. Simply incredible piece. I'm glad, for all its flaws, that KZbin brings artists like you to the public's attention. Best to you.

[@tristanschenkel3431]

I wish my high school shop had a lathe

[@MindToMade]

Thanks

[@gemofthewoods5802]

I couldn't have said that better! Except to add one thing: MIND BLOWN. Ten thumbs up!

[@daviddaniel2004]

@@tristanschenkel3431 I wish my highschool had a woodworking shop.

[@FolkFaninMA]

I wish, as a girl, they would have thought woodworking to us in Jr. High. But we ended up in home ec instead which is fine but it would have been nice to have the choice.

[@unpronouncable2442]

once the cube started spinning my reaction was:"This dude gonna die on camera"

[@mikes554]

I thought the same thing.

[@ultraidtech8250]

kzbin.info/door/DPyJzQZUjy3Ep2MZKP1Czgfeatured?view_as=public

[@derekboyt3383]

I have a friend who is completely blind and he loves to do this same kind of work. It was tense watching all of those sharp items interacting with that wood. The finished product looked really nice.

[@keithlatham8173]

@@kingy002 CLOWN.........

[@cardboardboxification]

Hence 5:50

[@Datrebor]

When you started spinning the square on the points I thought well now I've seen that done before. It was amazing how the piece was shaping as you removed more wood. The way the wood and colors flowed around. That turned so beautiful. Definite work of art.

[@timhallas4275]

You should invest in a strobe light with adjustable firing rate. What this will do is allow you to see the project while it is spinning, as if it is still or barely turning. It takes the guess work out of lathing unusual shapes.

[@PaulThompson-nq6me]

How could some people dislike this video. That thing is a work of art.

[@Xaxes1]

Sick people indeed!

[@august7027]

There are many people in world who just don't like you because you are better then them. :)

[@famishedrj3]

Honestly it's a waste of wood to me. Artistic waste for profit

[@aaronwallace9942]

I disliked the video because of your comment.

[@tunahuna4817]

Paul Thompson....blind people are entitled to an opinion aswell....👍

[@muzicloverarya]

When the ending said "thank you for your time" ❤️ on behalf of all the watchers, I thank you for this wonderful show of art.

[@CR-xl7zu]

Nothing makes a chunk of wood into a pile of chips quite like a lathe - especially when it's making a bowl. I didn't have a clue where this blank was going, but I'm glad I stuck with it to the end. That's a cool piece!

[@falconshu]

probably the most outstanding craftsmanship I've seen on a lathe video. very impressive sir.

[@garycaisse1845]

the impossible just became possible, the most impressive wood turning i have ever seen your a true artist

[@MindToMade]

Thank you very much 👍

[@disturbedpyro4511]

@Me you and the Animal STFU and let people enjoy things. You conceited Asshole!

[@briannewman8849]

Disturbed Pyro A I

[@renatosebastiani2809]

@Me you and the Animal make a video with your photos and post it!! In the mean time we'll still think you are just an envious brat!

[@Blakduk59]

No, thank you, for your time, vision, skill, patience and most of all sharing this piece with us all. I have a wood lathe in my shed which has only run a few times in the over 20 years I have owned it surviving 2 house moves in that time, my shed is slowly being fashioned into a workshop with a dedicated area for the lathe, this video has so inspired me to get my finger out and get turning, I really can't wait! Thank you!

[@jacek-jan]

I want to complain: couple photos is not enough to present this masterpiece. A couple slow takes on rotating surface would be much more like it.

[@jamesleesley]

Ya, I agree. I still don't know what he made. A bowl. A bowl for what? Pocket change?

[@HolyHeinz]

What we call a wood-porn! Greetings from Germany 🧡🧡🧡

[@jacek-jan]

@@HolyHeinz stimmt Porn braucht kein Sinn.

[@أجروثواب-ث6ق]

جحخ👅👅👅👅👅👅

[@taulantz]

@@HolyHeinz 🤣😂👍

[@edrenajones5960]

You ever try to turn a bowling pin? Very beautiful blocks inside. I watched one made into a lamp. Hardest & messed up part was drilling hole thru the middle for the cord. A long enough drill press bit wobbles at the tip.

[@shanewickham8667]

I've seen a lot of bowls in my lifetime but that is the best one by far.

[@michaelhofer9149]

Of ALL the turning projects I have watched this is HANDS DOWN the coolest one yet! You are a very talented and skilled young man. Don’t hide your gift!

[@twsx]

Absolutely gorgeous. The cube was already really interesting looking after you put those differing layers in between, but I would never have imagined the bowl to come out quite like that.

[@MindToMade]

Yeah i had no idea about the final product either!

[@liriosogno6762]

This was the first time i watched a video od yours and had no idea what you where doing the whole time. I also never saw this technique so om absolutely amazed. Even tho ive seen the whole process i cant wrap my head around that this was a cube to begin with! This is so absolutely gorgeous im speechless

[@calumblair]

Beautiful work , would never have imagined that a cube would turn out like that , you good sir are a real artist

[@MindToMade]

Thank you very much!

[@maxiom7476]

That is a beautiful bowl. I can't wrap my head around the finished project, and the fact you could invision it before you had it glued up blows my mind. Thank you for sharing.

[@mansigupta]

My brain is unable to fathom how straight lines ended up making those curves. This video felt like magic.

[@brenthawkings4761]

They're actually still straight lines, the way the cube is cut makes them appear to be curved

[@rolux4853]

Judge Dredd me, I prefer the magic.

[@damarh]

@Judge Dredd is Magic ? related to science ?

[@mahteef]

@@damarh science was once magic

[@beccabbea2511]

You and me both. His skill is amazing.

[@hgj2019]

Very nice. When I first saw the four jaw I thought you were headed eccentric. The way the layers worked out you kinda had an eccentric graphic on a concentric shape. I like it. I notice another comment that said it sold for $605. Bargain!

[@moonbubbles3046]

This is the most beautiful bowl I’ve ever seen turned on a lathe. Wow.

[@jeremymullis8294]

Laura Judd wow almost as beautiful as you! Lol i had too

[@moonbubbles3046]

Jeremy Mullis awwwww ☺️☺️

[@godemperorhoover2131]

Beyond beautiful... I took woodshop in school and was horrified at the start of the video. You have extreme skill and nearly prescient vision ... respect to you.

[@PACIFICBboy]

Its "just a bowl" but there's so much to look at, I could stare at it for hours

[@andrewdaley5375]

Well Said. Andy England 🇬🇧 👍

[@jodidavis6595]

You say thank,you for watching at the end and I'm like 😳 Thank you for watching? Dang man... Thank YOU for sharing your talent! New subscriber. Best wood turner right up there with Oliver Gomis. 👍🏽

[@ProtoNeoVintage]

As a novice wood turner I'm not sure if this is motivating or demotivating. I can design and build a house no sweat. Don't think my mind will ever be able to conceive anything like this on it's own. Still, it does give me something to strive for.

[@israelserrano9292]

Woodturners build houses? Man am I doing stuff wrong.

[@435now]

All it takes is practice. This dude started the same way we all did and made the same mistakes.

[@Hellsong89]

Remember that if your spacial awareness is not best, you can use modern designing tools to help out with that. For instance get fusion 360, design a bowl or what ever you like shape vise, then make objects to present boards and other material, place them top of each other and with that you get dimensions of the plank, dimensions of materials to be cut, how it ends up looking and so on, heck even animate whole process and count how much it will weight eventually. I have excellent spacial awareness and i could barely figure out how he did this and i'm guessing nether he did know how it will end up, just mixed boards, flip them on angle and removed material until it looked good.

[@bw2950]

Why would any one dislike the video, this is craftsmanship.

[@mr.f9607]

Not everyone has the eyes to admire art my friend

[@sebastianbonilla1323]

I'm pretty convinced they are bots

[@bignol4037]

They like men

[@TheStockwell]

They're probably people full of rage and envy - because they couldn't figure out how Lincoln Logs work. Lincoln Logs fun fact: the were invented in 1916 by a son of the famous American architect, Frank Lloyd Wright.

[@aidanflanigan9532]

Like what is there to dislike? If it’s boring just don’t watch it u don’t have to dislike it

[@jeffrankin9744]

My great grandfather was a master craftsman. He would have live tho see this. Very beautiful and one of a kind. Thanks for sharing it with us.

[@brownie6451]

I've watched a lot of these wood turning videos, and all I can say is WOW! In Awe!!!

[@bryanholden6487]

Trying to think if I've ever seen a nicer bowl than this . . . No. Never! Well turned, Jake.

[@MindToMade]

😁 Thanks Bryan

[@thomaswhited4106]

The individual that did the trifecta bowl is an extremely talented individual. Absolutely beautiful work.

[@MindToMade]

Thanks Thomas

[@paradiswest4395]

I have zero knowledge of woodworking, I just appreciate talented craftsman doing their thing. Well done.

[@32dras]

This is beautiful, it was already beautiful as cube, all that stacking, cuting, inserting new pieces, cuting again, rotating, well and clever thinking about final result, amazing! This is more then just woodturning!

[@MindToMade]

Thanks Igor!

[@seanmcdonald5859]

"How was your day honey" "Well, i made a cube of wood and then spun it at high revolutions and i didnt die so, yeah, today was a good day"

[@MindToMade]

😂

[@viniciuslima.trinity]

Soothing, music fits the job, incredible craftmanship, unbelievable end-product, I'm amazed and in love for every part of this video!

[@lichtheimer]

Is this the 5th wood turning video I've watched? Yes. Does this mean I find them weirdly fascinating? Of course. Will I watch like 100 more within a few days? Probably.

[@mveeden]

Can only agree with all the other compliments provided - a stunning piece of art. What really got me though, was the geometry of it all and the various shots taken of the bowl, highlights it perfectly, including the sequencing of the layers. Fantastic and thanks for sharing this!

[@SteveWhipp]

It's art. A magnificent piece. I cannot fathom the amount of effort it must have taken to become so very good. Very well done!

[@DiamondDustAndVerdigris]

Jake- this is absolutely STUNNING. Well done. Your camera work is great, too. And thank you for posting this, especially right now. As usual, I am considerably more relaxed than I was before watching. Much appreciated during this stressful time. Cheers Sarah

[@MindToMade]

Thanks Sarah. Stay safe out there!

[@jackywhite880]

Can I offer thanks from another kind of woodturner? The kind - and there must be many - who can't safely turn any more. In my case a mixture of osteo-arthritis and myalgia that prevents me from even holding a chisel any longer. I was never a bowl turner or segmented turning enthusiast - I preferred small 'fancy' spindle turning. Each to his own of course. But if every woodturner learns nothing else, we learn an appreciation of other people's work. You'd think that - for me and folks like me - videos like this might be painful. But no - in fact they're a profound pleasure. I'd sooner watch exquisite work like this than the latest Netflix blockbuster. Beautiful work. Simply beautiful.

[@tripy75]

This bowl is gorgeous! I am amazed what you can get out of those simple pieces of wood.

[@MindToMade]

Thanks! The frog blanks were really interesting to work with.

[@wb_finewoodworking]

Jake, that’s outstanding. The bowl is a beautiful piece of art. Thanks for sharing.

[@MindToMade]

Cheers and thanks for watching 👍

[@TVnater]

I'll be honest, I didn't expect the star of the piece was going to be the layered wood. Absolutely breathtaking.

[@ivry4846]

So much work ! So many special tools ! So much pretty wood turned into an object that I would never accept at home !

[@nicolasparadis4511]

I've watched a lot of vids on this craft. This by far is the most creative while using only wood. Great Job man Hold your head up high bro.

[@jthewino1]

Stunning, your an artist and a craftsman, glad your young so the world has many more years of your works

[@marquamfurniture]

This bowl is what happens when technical skill and artistry come together. I'm speechless!

[@That_weird_guy_Dragooon]

With the music its a great step back from the daily stress during these times!

[@jessicagriffith]

Ok... I have watched many wood turning videos and there are some beautiful and incredible pieces out there.. but this takes the whole damn cake. Just breathtaking and even moreso after watching your process. I bet your mother loves getting things you make.

[@edwardchester1]

I was not prepared for just how amazing that looked at the end. The different swirling patterns are mesmerising. Totally up for trying that.

[@OldNavyAirdale]

This is absolutely beautiful, and whoever made this has mad skills and is a true artist.

[@BobGroverthednachristian]

WOW, what a gorgeous piece! The color pattern is mesmerizing.

[@MindToMade]

Thanks Bob.

[@izitprod-stylarprod94]

At first,i was thinking that turning this block in a bowl required skills,but now that i am thinking,its not about skills,its patience,time,thinking and do everything perfect.i must say that i love the details,a linear detail turn to a dream in a bowl...WOW

[@catfish252]

It is beautiful, I never expected to see the swirls of color on the finished bowl. That's one of the nicest I've seen on youtube.

[@MindToMade]

Thanks Greg

[@happyatticus2966]

Doode... You are easily my favourite woodturner, the mix of utter prescion and artistic sensibility is really rare. Please do more. Mac.

[@seth_5394]

That’s one the god damn coolest things I’ve ever seen

[@MindToMade]

👍

[@Dahrenhorst]

I think, that's the most beautiful bowl I have ever seen. Although I have seen from the very beginning, I wonder if this pattern was planned from the beginning, or if it was just surprising for the maker as it was for me. Pity, that it only showed up today in my recommendations, otherwise I surely would have bid on it.

[@funny-video-YouTube-channel]

Impressive result ! This type of art is usually done in clay with multiple layers of colorful clay.

[@Bloodray19]

Wow. how is that done? I know they usually throw pots and vases. So that couldn't be the way, because it would distort the pattern into oblivion. Could you tell me, or link a video where they show this?

[@PJ-hn4cg]

@@Bloodray19 That would be a Japanese technique technique called Nerikomi. You can see it here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/joK7lKSEpayKb5I ...

[@828burke]

@@PJ-hn4cg what shes doing is actually incredibly similar to a few polymer clay techniques. When she extrudes the multiple colors its exactly the same as a "retro mod" effect. This is closer to an effext called mokume gane (after a japanese metalworking technique)

[@simoncooper8272]

Just bloody incredible! Absolutely love the thought process that made the blank, the effect is absolutely stunning! One of the best peices I've seen, and believe me I've seen more than a few!

[@Secondlifeofwoodturning]

Jake, this bowl You should bring to the galery. It is not only a bowl but for me it is like painting 👌Masterpiece my friend. I'm in shock.

[@MindToMade]

Thanks Rav! I think i may auction this piece off 😉

[@Secondlifeofwoodturning]

@@MindToMade I am reluctant to sell my favorite projects. It's like a loss of a part of myself 😬 You shouldn't have any problems with sale. It is beautiful.

[@eyeofbass]

Second life of wood-turning I was also thinking gallery when I saw the final results. Much better than many pieces I’ve seen in them, including what seemed like a finished square block of wood. This is on another level.

[@bluetomato8698]

It feels good to know that there are talented people in this world that take the time to let us watch this and feel calm at the same time. ...thank you

[@reaperscythe1052]

My god this is impressive, really something. The cube itself was already kind of cool to look at but then to see you turn and chisel and polish it into that, magnificent. Truly remarkable, well done sir, 10/10

[@rsmith462]

No idea why this came up as a suggested video to watch but I’m really happy it did. Such a crazy beautiful piece of art. Well done!

[@CULUNCUN]

Wow this is cool bowl

[@CoolGuy-yk9kd]

Cool

[@AlisterTate]

Cool

[@nigel900]

Wow... beautiful!

[@Mark-pp3my]

That could easily be a modern art masterpiece. This is amazing and I wish I had these kinds tools and materials at my disposal.

[@edman79]

This can't be modern art. It's actually beautiful and took talent.

[@Mark-pp3my]

@@edman79 well you got me there

[@vizzair]

I wouldn't dare try to turn something like this- Very stunning piece.

[@tonywright8294]

Why are you scared of a piece of wood?

[@marleycharkwick]

Stunning. It's totally beyond me how anyone can give this a thumbs down. Beautiful work.

[@MindToMade]

Thanks Charlie. Can't please everyone.

[@wdennissorrell]

There are those whose only joy is to try and diminish others' joy.

[@davidcunningham8319]

I think there are people who just go around hitting thumbs down without even watching the video.

[@MindToMade]

@@davidcunningham8319 I have been told in the past that I got a thumbs down in order to prevent my content showing up in their feed 🤨

[@ltbuck1]

Absolutely amazing!

[@sandwhich1050]

kind of insane the way everything started out with straight lines and ended up with the way it did...……. insane in an incredible way

[@mmmn7016]

years of being a youtube viewer, its the first time I said to myself that "I need to see more of this guy"

[@MindToMade]

😎

[@Mnumzane]

truly one of the best vids in this category that i've seen in a long time

[@MindToMade]

Very flattering, thanks Shane.

[@michaelhamburg9804]

What just happened!?!?! Mind blowing cool!!!

[@WolfRidgeWoodworking]

Dang Jake that looks so good. I made a tri-corner bowl a few months back, but it didn't come out as nice as this. Great job! - Ed

[@MindToMade]

Thanks Ed!

[@lifecouldbe-simple1432]

Thanks for using relaxing music in this, it's such a refreshing change to all the annoying EDM music people use. Also, nice bowl you got there.

[@natebrown1296]

What's the name of the songs he used, the song starts at 4:31?

[@bravehearticus]

I watched you make this, and still confused by the process. It’s absolutely beautiful

[@aal-e-ahmadhussain3123]

I watched you make that, I saw every step, yet I’m bamboozled as to how it comes to look the way it does. Awesome. Beautiful. Mindblow.

[@Ub3rGoob3r]

Me: Thinks I understand what the bowl will look like once he's done clamping the layers. Bowl: Finished Me: Wait. That's illegal!

[@notaqualung]

When the cube started spinning it looked like something from a movie, some sort of magic artifact that wasn't entirely of this plane and phased in and out of existence. And then- kinda. Yeah. It was.

[@kreonn1]

excuse me, but how can someone dislike this beautyful artwork??? its genius, beautyful and unique.

[@rrchris91]

Deine Holzarbeit an der Drehbank ist wirklich sehr schön mit anzusehen. Du hast wirklich sehr viel Talent und Ruhe bei der Arbeit. Lovely greetings from Germany

[@GabrielKTX]

This bowl should be in a museum man!

[@BADALICE]

What a stunning piece. If objects can hold a spirit, well this one is speaking to me. It's beautiful. Can you tell us what something like that would go for in a touristy gift shop?

[@MindToMade]

Honestly, i have no idea.

[@christopherhurray6115]

That bowl is just perfect. Wow.

[@MindToMade]

Thank you 😁

[@MsEmilyblack]

Great piece. The cube itself was quite wonderful and then turning it from the corners made it impossible to guess how the different pieces would end up in the final form. The movement in the various wood pieces make the final form very dynamic and quite beautiful.

[@TheManuelwa]

I love the patterns emerging, shape and colors, only towards the very end. Well done and also well edited, like a story with a twist. Congrats

[@vintageb3]

This is the most stunning bowl I've seen. Well done!

[@MindToMade]

Very flattering, thanks!

[@tleav61]

Nothing thumbs down about this one, that’s for sure. Again I say, you are an Artist. Love it!

[@MindToMade]

Thank you so much 😀

[@msudawgma]

Very interesting indeed; awesome too. The green mad we it pop. Don't know why, but the design and colors took me back to early 70's. Groovy Man!

[@bamageek205]

Wow that was baffling me how you came up with a "triangle" out of a cube. Had to watch it twice to figure it out. Thats awesome! I don't have a jaw or a drill chuch but I've got to see if I can try this!

[@nasirulislam633]

When you have put the glue on Sprinkle a little bit of salt, that would stop it from moving

[@ChrisBrown-dy8ts]

Nasirul Islam just watched a video saying the same thing about the salt

[@fawziekefli2273]

"Now THIS is going to be INTERESTING" Understatement of the year.

[@michellexyminis3275]

That is a BEAUTIFUL Work of Art!💯👏👏👏👏

[@StanJan]

Thank you, what is most incredible, is your ability to think and see in multiple dimensions. Creativity is based in perspective. Just Incredible. Thank you.

[@LPPhoenixRed]

Not only a truly interesting piece, but also some good working and proper use of protection. As a fellow carpenter here, I really appreciate it. Big thumbs up from me

[@CatTurd01]

That actually "turned" out very well. Should try in a larger round bowl.

[@CheekyDarkey]

I see what you did there

[@rodcorkum8482]

I was waiting for the disclaimer like on the TV commercials ... “Professional turner in a closed shop. Don’t try this at home.” 😀

[@slickfox26]

Watching that bowl spin is hypnotizing. I love to watch people showing their craft and watch them do something that makes them happy.