Woodturning a Beautiful Piece of Oak

Welcome to today's woodturning project! I turned this weird but beautiful piece of oak to make a simple and pretty bowl. I also used some black-colored resin to fill the holes in the log. I finished the project with Danish oil.
Hope you enjoy the video!
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The videos are for ENTERTAINMENT purposes only. Working with woodworking tools can be dangerous. The user of these tools should have a basic knowledge of woodworking and be familiar with the proper use and safety precautions associated with these tools. Always wear appropriate personal protective equipment, such as safety glasses, ear protection, and a dust mask. Always use the tool in accordance with the manufacturer's instructions and guidelines. Always maintain a safe and organized work area.

[@juanitajohnson586]

Stunning piece of oak and a great job of turning it into something beautiful!

[@joelbernard5453]

Beautiful proportion of wood and resin to highlight the grain. And the oil finish gives it a more natural look than if you had finished with resin,

[@kakylong2]

Wow! That turned out beautifully. Have you ever taken your large pieces of scraps from chiseling out the inside, add resin to it & see what you can make from it? This had some large shavings. Great video. 😊

[@martincotterill2132]

That actually sounds like a brilliant idea and would help to further recycle any leftovers and I’m sure something could be made out of it even if it’s something small :-)

[@DougMilleratWoodSpunRound]

Nicely done. Love the Dainish oil to finish. Lovely piece!

[@coloradodayhiker]

I Love how the rich glossy color came out so nicely. Really brought it to life. Beautiful piece of art.

[@colinwatmore7041]

Lovely bowl and I like the use of the resin to enhance its beauty. Cant understand the naysayers regarding epoxy. Its just another medium that the woodturner can employ, same as Milliput or CA glue or the myriad of finishes that we all use. As far as i know its not illegal.

[@Motivate_and_Meditate]

Amazing job really impressed by the final product.

[@romankolar4676]

Krásná práce

[@bgpappy30]

SO BEAUTIFUL!!!

[@angelahowlett2829]

Very beautiful

[@ardymoore694]

Gorgeous 😍

[@MASI_forging]

Wow so beautiful 🙌🙌

[@Dudley-x2c]

Superb. Need to up my game lol.

[@user-tb5fk4fs5c]

Very Nice!!

[@jeffreyreed5299]

Very Nice. I like it!

[@laurielaurie8280]

That came out beautiful 😊

[@Granite_Gunsmith]

Does setting it up sideways show a better grain pattern?

[@WoodworkingTop535]

great art,like

[@MasterpieceWoodworks-z4k]

So beautiful, how long did it take you to make this?

[@baherfahmy]

Beautiful, just wondering if you sell any of the finished work you do ?

[@frankjimenez.c7441]

Muy bueno👍👍

[@Ibrohim_Grozny]

Отличная работа

[@frankjimenez.c7441]

Para mi gusto le hubiera puesto otro color a la resina mas fuerte

[@abururu]

It was a nice stump, turned into an unsightly cup. 80% to 85% waste material.

[@RYwoodview]

I really dislike epoxy as a major constituent of finished pieces. But using it as a stabilizer & complement of the wood as you do here gives a beautiful result. Thank you.

[@CJR_GentArtist]

I totally agree

[@pavloszimbrakos4410]

I don’t I think not using it is stupider and makes tables and other things made of wood look dumb and full of holes plus way weaker! Also hopefully train sleeper tables don’t have poisonous oil on them either

[@harivenkatasivaprasadch954]

Beautiful ❤how much cost

[@Alyur561]

Прекрасная ночная ваза 😅

[@dougthatcher3521]

Quite nice indeed! I'm glad that the resin work outcome was not overpowering to the wood itself; it was rather an accent. Thanks!

[@40billwaugh]

The photo is clickbait.

[@kanhaikumar1696]

Ko

[@zenonherrera4366]

2:54 had to stop watching once the resin came out. I honestly can't stand it when wood turners use that 💩

[@tomroome4118]

Should have stayed, it's beautiful!

[@barryabberton1043]

So where is the piece in the Thumbnail? Just another imposter on KZbin.

[@Gelafrix]

was a cool workpiece.., the author splashed it with epoxy ((