woodturning - Moldy log...Lidded pot

End grain lidded pot.
This project didn't go quite as I planned..but mostly.
What do you think?

[@msudawgma]

I love the shape and the bark. Thank you for sharing

[@jarkko.makkonen]

Thanks for watching!

[@BP-pz3bx]

Really really nice with the bark left on!!!

[@brady2528]

That's a beauty.

[@davidkfreeman6107]

I absolutely adore this pot. The rustic nature is great.

[@jarkko.makkonen]

Thank you. i tried to keep bark as an main feature in this project.

[@1954JDR]

Absolutely beautiful. The ring of bark really makes the pot stand out. Great job!

[@jarkko.makkonen]

Thanks a lot!

[@gail8834]

I really like this. I’ve seen similar ones, but this one is the best!!!

[@k9insomniac783]

You always impress me with what your able to produce on a smaller lathe. I have a smaller one as well. I recently bought one with a 48” bed and 14” from center. I always look forward to your content.

[@jarkko.makkonen]

Thanks a lot👍can't afford a bigger lathe for now, so have to learn to do it with a smaller one.hopefully i'll get a bigger lathe soon.. i have bigger bigger blanks waiting for it.

[@k9insomniac783]

@@jarkko.makkonen I kept watching local listings for sales. I’m in the same boat. I don’t have 10k for a big robust lathe My starter lathe is a 10” Harbor freight lathe which has been excellent to learn on. The other larger lathe I picked up was another cheap lathe ( Cummins) but had a larger bed (48”) and larger center (16”) other than how light it was, it has made some really cool things. Lol. I learned long ago that the lathe isn’t important, it’s the technique and the artistic vision. I’ve seen turners from very small countries that use an electric motor with a chuck attached to it that have made some absolutely beautiful bowls, platters, and vases. Sometimes their safety leaves something to be desired but that’s another story. Lol.

[@normagene514]

Now that’s Stunning! Great craftsmanship. Bravo!

[@jarkko.makkonen]

Thanks a lot!

[@rickharem5788]

You did yourself proud again. Great idea, I love it. I may try something similar. Very pleasing to look at.

[@waoficinadamadeira4099]

Parabéns perfeito, lindo trabalho, Joe Goiânia Brasil

[@jarkko.makkonen]

Thank you!

[@beverlym5465]

I LOVE IT! Thank you for sharing it with us

[@jarkko.makkonen]

Thanks for watching!

[@geraldsimon3268]

Absolutely gorgeous

[@snakebait5118]

Excellent job! Quite a unique work of art! Keep up the great work!

[@jarkko.makkonen]

Thanks! I will try my best!

[@user-pc6jv8lk2k]

Наслаждаюсь Вашим трудом и поделками! Огромное спасибо за видео!

[@ferdinandkluber9813]

Sorry Was soll das sein????? Das hat mit Drechseln überhaupt nichts zu tun. Das ist kratzen. Nicht mehr u nicht weniger. Ich bin Drechslermeister in Rente.

[@darrellbaty4127]

Beautiful!

[@coswood3454]

Beautiful 👌!

[@lucimaria-x3b]

Me encantó.🤩 Te saludo desde Argentina.👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[@jarkko.makkonen]

Thank you!

[@user-xv2ub3ee5y]

Отлично !!!

[@maggiegallo1354]

Lovely pot. I think it would have also made a stunning contemporary lamp base. A wide oversized shade in bright white would look great.

[@jarkko.makkonen]

Thanks. Nice idea!

[@user-wi7tp8rf1k]

😊

[@Ivan_Baev_45]

👍👍👍

[@bobbysebastian4115]

That is a beautiful piece of art. I'm new to this channel. That round hollowing tool is amazing. Thank you for your work. - Bobby

[@jarkko.makkonen]

Thank you Bobby. maybe i should use it more in future videos. Thanks for watching and have a nice day!

[@teuvokoskinen6967]

Very nice pot pal! 🤌

[@jarkko.makkonen]

Thank you Tepi!👍

[@inkoansong5909]

한국의 뇨강 단지 같아요. 아름다워요.

[@russellsmith3688]

Wow that looks stunning, I’m new to your channel too and I’ve just bought the same lathe and now looking for beginner turning ideas😊🤞🏼

[@jarkko.makkonen]

Thank you! Welcome to a great hobby of wood turning. hope my videos are helpful.

[@crappienaterfishing1198]

Works for me

[@romeovidalrodriguez7754]

👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@mnp1964]

Cool looking cookie jar if you had used a sand o flex on the bark it would have cleaned it up and would have made it smooth like a baby's bottom

[@jarkko.makkonen]

Thank you! I have planned to do dyi "sandoflex" to work like that.

[@jbwoodworkingofficial]

Did you use the Oneway termite hollowing tool to hollow out that pot?

[@jarkko.makkonen]

robert sorby ringtool.

[@normagene514]

What did you use to coat the bark? I really like this so I’m going to try and make one!

[@jarkko.makkonen]

danish oil.

[@andyn6266]

Have you tried a Sandoflex for smoothing the edges of the bark? Just an idea.great piece.

[@jarkko.makkonen]

Thanks. has been in mind yes. or make similar tool myself.

[@houssemselmi7078]

Nice job, what kind of wood did you work with?

[@jarkko.makkonen]

Thank you! that is over year seasoned black alder, great wood to turn!

[@yvonnebrandt7653]

JONAH

[@madeink]

It's great, one course at a time. Well expressed. You worked hard. I will watch the video well. fighting ^^ #koreantapeprocess

[@SMcCaskill]

You should never leave any barque on your work because it will rot and fall off.

[@jarkko.makkonen]

I disagree that. some situation that can be true but on this video with that same tree i have done many succesful projects with bark on.

[@projektkobra2247]

NOW!!!! PUT POPCORN IN!!!!