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ive watched so much wood turning and vase making video but this honestly needs sooooooo much patients and it worth the work you need to be proud of this
Out of all the projects I have watched on you tube, you have impressed me the most. There is a lot of talent in that brain of yours and to build something that beautiful out of pallets is amazing.
The amount of work involved in that is jawdropping; even the endless hours of just editing the video. I have deep respect for your work and the results you create! PS! How is that for sustenance?
Having knackered my back at work moving patients, I am reduced to watching TH-cam videos instead of being in the shed on days off. Then I watched this one. AWESOME, wow that is one hell of a vase, and the patience and skill involved. Hats off to you lad all the way from Yorkshire.
This is probably THE MOST impressive woodturning project I've ever seen. The craftsmanship is.... impeccable. That would have taken me months. I also like the style of your video. Congratulations, you've just won yourself over another subscriber on the quality of this project alone. Way to go, that's amazing
WOW!!!!!! I just kept saying WOW throughout the whole video! And I smiled and laughed and then said WOW! Truly beautiful design and INSANE workmanship!!!!! GORGEOUS!!!!!!!
I saw the thumbnail and asked myself, 'how did he do that?!' So seventeen minutes later I was amazed and changed my question to, "how did he have the patience to do that?!" Well done. Now I am looking for more of your videos.
Looking through various videos as I tentatively return to woodturning after 50 years, I came across yours. Madness, utterly beautiful madness! The video editing was also perfect and kept it interesting all the way through what must have been a very repetitive procedure, and your dry sense of humour shone through. I'm now going to watch all your other video and hope I can do something 10% as good. Well done!
You looked so "thrilled" at different points in this. Ya got some real grit to make it through a project like this, and I'm not talking about sandpaper.
Great work. You are a excellent example of the patience, skill, dedication and integrity in action that God intended for all young men. Your willingness and ability to teach others is a blessing. I appreciate what you are doing.
@@JackmanWorks Not at all. I about fell out of my chair since my sister in law has horses and I've seen the activity that elicits that sound. Time delay to getting it was ~ 0.75 seconds.
Artistry not just in your projects but in your photography, editing, music selection and humor. I think I hate you but in a good way (envy). Please keep up the good work.
OMG!!! I have loved wood working of many kinds since I was in high school (where I took wood working instead of home ec). I am now 73 and I'm still facinated with it. That curvy urn is just incredible. Thank you for the enjoyment of watching. You are so talented.
Definitely admire your level of patience, I've used "reclaimed pallet wood" on a project before. Whatever that is that pulls you to work with it... Must be strong 😁 Awesome video 😊
The vase is crazy amazing, but I specifically wanted to say that I really enjoyed the stop-motion segments you did while cutting the pieces to make the rings - great videography!
Dude....the patience for this project! I have no words for the patience you have. After the first day, I'd be like...where's the tree? I want to carve the tree.
Big fan of your content and projects, but this is my favorite so far. No idea how you take tedious, repetitive work and make it entertaining, but you nail it every time. Thanks!
Arbortech sold some product just now. I’m going to try this on a smaller scale with plywood. I will never come close to this, but it looks like fun. Amazing work, probably the best build video I’ve ever seen, thanks.
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@@Everythingisgoingtobealright definitely tag me if you posts any photos of it on the socials, I'd love to see what you come up with!! The tools work just as good for bowls as they do for stupid art projects like this ;)
Jackman Works They look great. Way better than the “rasp” ones that clog up after 30 seconds. Nothing and I mean nothing will rip your shirt off faster than one of those rasp cutters at full blast. Just sayin.
That is the most energetic eccentric vase I've ever seen-Kyle needs to up his game. So you keeping it? Where in the house? You got umbrellas maybe? Nice work x 100 and a great video.
@@JackmanWorks I was hoping it was for sale. I would hope something like this would sell for several thousand dollars. It'll just take the right customer who knows what went into making it. Or somebody rich who just has to have it. Meh, either way works. This is the first video of yours I've watched and I immediately subscribed. Well done sir.
Theoretically I'm glad it worked lmao. Finally been seeing so much of this on all platforms and finally I see the end result. Great stuff looks amazing. BTW im still watching it
I guessed vaguely 2 to 300 hours. That's some monster dedication! My jaw was wide open through most of the video just thinking of how much work went into a short video, well done 🙂
I really appreciate the artistry and humor AND creative filming of your video. I am glad that you mention the time it took, as there are a lot of people who don't appreciate what goes into works of art. Looking forward to watching more of your content!
WOW! One of the coolest builds I’ve ever watched. And the end product… just… WOW! I can’t imagine how you could sell that for enough to cover all the materials and labor AND turn a profit - but whoever could afford that, they’d absolutely get their money’s worth! You are TRULY an artisan! And extremely entertaining!
All I can say is I wish I had a husband like you to make me beautiful things like that. I’m still waiting on my husband who decided to put up gutters last September because he thought... um I can do that... dude this is me smacking my face 🤦♀️ and me telling him all end end at the end of the house and I have 4 at the front door... but what do I know and there’s none of it done trust me gaps everywhere!!!! That is just breathtaking! And I understood passion on crafting and once you think of something you can’t stop till you make it perfect! BRAVO 👏
Simplemente maravilloso. Te escribo desde Argentina. Soy una abuela de 62 años que ama la restauración de muebles y trabajos en madera. Awesome work!!!
Don't worry about normal....go for amazing! Get out there and show us what we've been missing in all this "normal" T33JAY! If you have the drive, then get out there and get it.
I was totally enthralled by the way you worked. When I saw the thumbnail, I thought how on earth are you going to do the waves!! And there you go and show me. Fantastic work 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
11:43 Self Isolation wasn't what ruined this man, he had turned his back on society and was irredeemable long before that. But it certainly hasn't helped.
Paul Jackman, I still do not understand how you only have 320k subs. The work you do is phenomenal your channel is 🔥 keep them Jackman size projects coming!
Insane work...not Just the skills, the idea, the preparation, the video editing, the over thinking on future moves , everything....my deepest respect, mister. You're the living proof of Confucius telling Choose a job you love and you're never going to work a single day in you're life. Cheers and thank you for sharing this state of art!
Hi. I am from Germany and I saw this video, I think you are real crazy to do that. But then the result is real, real a great beautiful object. The second great thing is the video cutting, I love it. So I love your work and the making of video. Absolutely thumbs up. 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
How have I been obsessed with woodworking for a little over a year now and ONLY JUST NOW finding you? I feel like I would have ended up better had I found you earlier :( Well.. Guess I have to start all over now. Forget everything I know, watch all of your videos, and go from there.
Awesome project and enjoyed the film editing, etc. It's about having a passion for what you do. I have been a pro for 40 yrs love to see other people loving wood as much as i do! Great dialogue too, not too much. Really fun to watch, more, more, bravo!
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It looks so good! Amazing work! Can I have it though?
My wife said that I will
Hello, can you tell me what did you use to put your brand on it please ?
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@@JackmanWorks thanks a lot
Not only are you an incredibly talented wood artist, but your film making is also great. Congratulations.
Completely agree
Really, I lol'd a couple of times. Very dry sense of humor with outstanding woodworking skills. Right up my alley.
Im still convinced that Jackman is a very small person and is only making regular size things.
Makes me wonder where he is getting the small tools?
lol
Smaller tools? Easy to make. It is all explained in The Fantastic Voyage 1966.
@@kinkjarfold3816 Seen it Was it really 1966? Or was it the book?
trevoram19 From “little John”Malecki😳
The sheer insanity of this project has earned my subscription.
Same here!
Same!
Me too.
Yup
Me too and I rang the bell!😃👍
ive watched so much wood turning and vase making video
but this
honestly needs sooooooo much patients and it worth the work
you need to be proud of this
Thank you so much
Out of all the projects I have watched on you tube, you have impressed me the most. There is a lot of talent in that brain of yours and to build something that beautiful out of pallets is amazing.
The amount of work involved in that is jawdropping; even the endless hours of just editing the video. I have deep respect for your work and the results you create!
PS! How is that for sustenance?
A little bit too much sustenance, slow down there buddy
That vase is absolutely stunning!
The evolution of the skull
I can never decide which I like more... your awesome editing style, or the actual project... LOL... I look forward to the next one... 🤘
Never seen anything like this. Absolutely incredible. 👍👍
The talent, craftsmanship, personality, film-making, are just so impressive and wonderful. Your videos are so entertaining to watch.
I love when it when you see something New, Original, Different. True Art indeed.
The bukake wood shavings scene had me choke on my whiskey
it was oishii
I don't care how many views or accolades this video may get, it will never be enough. Insane dude!
The mother of all projects! Anyone crazy enough to do something like this, I have to subscribe to your channel
I love the humor injected into your artistry… Few people working at a Master level ever accomplish that.
Brilliant Sir.
This guy's so good, I like his post before even watching the video
“The two most powerful warriors are patience and time” - Leo Tolstoy. Supreme props to you!
Having knackered my back at work moving patients, I am reduced to watching TH-cam videos instead of being in the shed on days off. Then I watched this one. AWESOME, wow that is one hell of a vase, and the patience and skill involved. Hats off to you lad all the way from Yorkshire.
This is probably THE MOST impressive woodturning project I've ever seen. The craftsmanship is.... impeccable. That would have taken me months. I also like the style of your video. Congratulations, you've just won yourself over another subscriber on the quality of this project alone. Way to go, that's amazing
WOW!!!!!! I just kept saying WOW throughout the whole video! And I smiled and laughed and then said WOW! Truly beautiful design and INSANE workmanship!!!!! GORGEOUS!!!!!!!
I like that along with playing with the wood, you also play with the video.
I saw the thumbnail and asked myself, 'how did he do that?!' So seventeen minutes later I was amazed and changed my question to, "how did he have the patience to do that?!" Well done. Now I am looking for more of your videos.
WOW! I have turned open and closed segmented vases and bowls, but nothing like you turned! Fantastic job!!!
Looking through various videos as I tentatively return to woodturning after 50 years, I came across yours. Madness, utterly beautiful madness! The video editing was also perfect and kept it interesting all the way through what must have been a very repetitive procedure, and your dry sense of humour shone through. I'm now going to watch all your other video and hope I can do something 10% as good. Well done!
Incredible dust collecting piece of decoration.
Nice work!!
My first thought was amazing but I would hate to dust it.
You looked so "thrilled" at different points in this. Ya got some real grit to make it through a project like this, and I'm not talking about sandpaper.
I think you finally made something that nobody is *EVER* gonna even attempt to try and copy.
That will remain 'one of a kind' for millennia....
Great work. You are a excellent example of the patience, skill, dedication and integrity in action that God intended for all young men. Your willingness and ability to teach others is a blessing. I appreciate what you are doing.
Absolutely blows my mind that was done by hand. Beautiful workmanship
And the award for best horse sound effect goes to...
I was wondering if that was too subtle
😂😂😂🐴😂😂😂
@@JackmanWorks Not at all. I about fell out of my chair since my sister in law has horses and I've seen the activity that elicits that sound. Time delay to getting it was ~ 0.75 seconds.
I about fell out of my chair.
scrolling through the comments while the video plays...what horse sound effect? right as the horse sound effect plays. Well done.
THIS IS EXCEPTIONAL! Great project with great patience.
Artistry not just in your projects but in your photography, editing, music selection and humor. I think I hate you but in a good way (envy). Please keep up the good work.
Munching on swarf AS your cutting....GOLD. ! Awesome piece of art by the way, just bloody awesome.
OMG!!! I have loved wood working of many kinds since I was in high school (where I took wood working instead of home ec). I am now 73 and I'm still facinated with it. That curvy urn is just incredible. Thank you for the enjoyment of watching. You are so talented.
Definitely admire your level of patience, I've used "reclaimed pallet wood" on a project before. Whatever that is that pulls you to work with it... Must be strong 😁
Awesome video 😊
The vase is crazy amazing, but I specifically wanted to say that I really enjoyed the stop-motion segments you did while cutting the pieces to make the rings - great videography!
dude i can't fathom the time, effort, and patience it took to complete this.
Dude....the patience for this project! I have no words for the patience you have. After the first day, I'd be like...where's the tree? I want to carve the tree.
All your time, patience and persistence has well and truly paid off. It is absolutely beautiful! You are one very talented gentleman.
That was the coolest thing I have ever seen! Wow, it’s simply beautiful.
I was just sippin on my Ballentine's when saw you consuming the shavings. Spilled the drink and started laughing and drooling on myself.
Oh my shit this is absolutely gorgeous I’m totally in love with this piece! Amazing skill and attention to detail. Thank you for posting 🤘🏻🤘🏻
In my honest opinion this is the most beautiful vase I've ever seen. I would buy it in a heartbeat.
Big fan of your content and projects, but this is my favorite so far. No idea how you take tedious, repetitive work and make it entertaining, but you nail it every time. Thanks!
Arbortech sold some product just now. I’m going to try this on a smaller scale with plywood. I will never come close to this, but it looks like fun. Amazing work, probably the best build video I’ve ever seen, thanks.
The little suckers are expensive but seem well worth it. I will be getting some soon as well.
MrCarnutbill67
I’ve been looking at them for a long time, I finally ordered one and can’t wait to try it.
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@@Everythingisgoingtobealright definitely tag me if you posts any photos of it on the socials, I'd love to see what you come up with!! The tools work just as good for bowls as they do for stupid art projects like this ;)
Jackman Works
They look great. Way better than the “rasp” ones that clog up after 30 seconds. Nothing and I mean nothing will rip your shirt off faster than one of those rasp cutters at full blast. Just sayin.
The guy is so humble and funny with loads of talent. This is a masterpiece
That is the most energetic eccentric vase I've ever seen-Kyle needs to up his game. So you keeping it? Where in the house? You got umbrellas maybe? Nice work x 100 and a great video.
Keeping it for now until someone is willing to pony up for it :)
@@JackmanWorks
I was hoping it was for sale. I would hope something like this would sell for several thousand dollars. It'll just take the right customer who knows what went into making it. Or somebody rich who just has to have it. Meh, either way works. This is the first video of yours I've watched and I immediately subscribed. Well done sir.
Unbelievable! No words to describe the complexity of this work of art.
WOW! I am amazed at workmanship that you put in this vase. It is so beautiful thank you for sharing your beautiful work.
Theoretically I'm glad it worked lmao. Finally been seeing so much of this on all platforms and finally I see the end result. Great stuff looks amazing. BTW im still watching it
That turned out amazing, a tonne of work went into it. How many hours do you estimate?
At least 200, but that's probably a low estimate
I guessed vaguely 2 to 300 hours. That's some monster dedication! My jaw was wide open through most of the video just thinking of how much work went into a short video, well done 🙂
No matter how many hours that took to make, the amount of time dusting all those crevices over a lifetime will be more..
Compressed gas duster can??? Would take less time than it took to write a snarky comment
Lol my second thought seeing this. "How gorgeous... That's gonna be a pain to dust." 😂
Literally the entire time I was just thinking how much time it would take just to get all the dust it’ll collect 😂
@@bradd5112 humor is obviously lost on you..
brad D why you mad
I really appreciate the artistry and humor AND creative filming of your video. I am glad that you mention the time it took, as there are a lot of people who don't appreciate what goes into works of art. Looking forward to watching more of your content!
WOW! One of the coolest builds I’ve ever watched. And the end product… just… WOW! I can’t imagine how you could sell that for enough to cover all the materials and labor AND turn a profit - but whoever could afford that, they’d absolutely get their money’s worth! You are TRULY an artisan! And extremely entertaining!
I wonder how much would this final piece cost?
Any price? Just curiosity!!!
You'd really need a lot of factors to accurately estimate the price, and only the maker has most of that info like time, material cost, etc
I think its fair to say its in the thousands though ahaha
@@sugarrookieart Agree.
Here is my “validation” I hope it fuels your passion and gives you the sustenance you need! 😂 you are to awesome!
Very nicely! Thanks for sharing!
All I can say is I wish I had a husband like you to make me beautiful things like that. I’m still waiting on my husband who decided to put up gutters last September because he thought... um I can do that... dude this is me smacking my face 🤦♀️ and me telling him all end end at the end of the house and I have 4 at the front door... but what do I know and there’s none of it done trust me gaps everywhere!!!!
That is just breathtaking! And I understood passion on crafting and once you think of something you can’t stop till you make it perfect! BRAVO 👏
Simplemente maravilloso. Te escribo desde Argentina. Soy una abuela de 62 años que ama la restauración de muebles y trabajos en madera. Awesome work!!!
For a split second there I was like "woah man you shouldn't be pointing a spray gun in the direction of other people!"
Me: watches a pottery video, also watches a woodworking video.
TH-cam: Wanna watch a guy carve a vase?
I'm only 15 and I want to make the wavy vase
Is that normal someone my age?
Don't worry about normal....go for amazing! Get out there and show us what we've been missing in all this "normal" T33JAY! If you have the drive, then get out there and get it.
Nope not normal. I think there might be something wrong with you T33JAY.
Such patience and attention to detail! Absolutely beautiful.
🙀
Whoaaaa!! That is the most amazing piece of workmanship. Whoever owns that is one verrrry lucky person.
I used to think I was a relatively patient person. I understand now that I have just begun.
IDK i'm not convinced there was enough sanding in this video
😂
I'm pretty sure at a price of one million, that puts you at around .50 an hour. Damn dude
The amount of patience and time! Wow! Well worth it too!
What a labor of love! It's gorgeous! Fabulous job and great patience! Wow!! 👍👍👍😊😉
I bet those wood shavings tasted like 10 miles of bad road ...
The editing must have taken longer than the building of the vase😂
stupid amount of woodworking, filming, editing, indeed.
worth it.
I was totally enthralled by the way you worked. When I saw the thumbnail, I thought how on earth are you going to do the waves!! And there you go and show me. Fantastic work 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
I just got mesmerized by your talent and the tools you use.
If God had ad given you any more patience, He would have made you a giant redwood.
Great job!
Me seeing the miniature: how did he do that?
Me watching the video: what a clever bastard! I need to subscribe to this channel :D
11:43 Self Isolation wasn't what ruined this man, he had turned his back on society and was irredeemable long before that.
But it certainly hasn't helped.
Pallet Wood, Not Even Once.
Woof! Watching this video was mesmerizing! Couldn't take my eyes off the screen while you turned that piece out! Bravo!
Great use of pre-used wood but a fantastic design too! You are an inspiration to all woodworkers.
An amazing piece of sculpture. It's so refreshing to see an artisan at work. Loved the subtle humor. Congratulations!
Ey.... what's it???
Bloody hell... spectacularity in wood!!!
You're an great artist!!!
I've never seen woods in this shapes
Wow. Awesome piece. One of best I've seen.
I think you came in the world as a MASTER Woodworker! Thank you for the video. I learned A LOT!💪😎
Now that is one labour intensive piece of work. Amazing.
What an amazing project.
This is the most insane build I have ever seen but I could not stop watching,absolutely jaw dropping.
Paul Jackman, I still do not understand how you only have 320k subs. The work you do is phenomenal your channel is 🔥 keep them Jackman size projects coming!
this one needs to be at the museum amazing workmanship
...and must add your imagination, creativity and videography and editing skills are only surpassed by your craftsmanship. Thank you for sharing.
Nice. A vasal horse palpation complete with horse sounds.
Beautiful job on the vase👍
Wow. Beautiful and the work that went into it is unbelievable. Congratulations.
Man, this project was over the top! Such great vision and craftsmanship, truly and piece of ART! Thank you for posting! Your the best
What a great product, I never thought it would be that easy
Insane work...not Just the skills, the idea, the preparation, the video editing, the over thinking on future moves , everything....my deepest respect, mister. You're the living proof of Confucius telling Choose a job you love and you're never going to work a single day in you're life. Cheers and thank you for sharing this state of art!
Fantastic. The creativity is out of this world.
Amazingly beautiful! WOW
Hi. I am from Germany and I saw this video, I think you are real crazy to do that. But then the result is real, real a great beautiful object. The second great thing is the video cutting, I love it. So I love your work and the making of video. Absolutely thumbs up. 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
How have I been obsessed with woodworking for a little over a year now and ONLY JUST NOW finding you? I feel like I would have ended up better had I found you earlier :( Well.. Guess I have to start all over now. Forget everything I know, watch all of your videos, and go from there.
Awesome project and enjoyed the film editing, etc. It's about having a passion for what you do. I have been a pro for 40 yrs love to see other people loving wood as much as i do! Great dialogue too, not too much. Really fun to watch, more, more, bravo!