This one of my favourite rings that you’ve made. I’ve done a lot Carpentry and joinery and have a love for wood styled accessories. You did a Stella job on making it with that “warm” appeal. Agree that the brushed finish adds to the character instead of polishing it👍 my fav so far
Mr. Patrick: It's no matter how many times I see one of your vlogs it never ceases to amaze me How well you perform what you do. Even though some of it is time lapse photography It is and never ceases to amaze me. I enjoy everything so far that I have seen you do.
Beautiful use of Koa. Maybe making a channel in the titanium and filing with precious stones. Maybe even make them glow. All good variants. The original is beyond nice though. I'd buy that ring.
Love this ring. The wood and metal play really nicely next to each other and help set each other off. Suggestion: Could you do one of these with different woods to show how they'd look (eg Oak, Pine, Ash, Cherry, Walnut, etc). Of all the rings you've made, this one looked relatively simple to do so its probably one of the most feasible to do a series like this with?
Love Hawaiian Koa Wood and Titanium. The chatoyant properties make an awesome ring (and coincidentally an iPhone X case from another company I know and love).
Ooo, this is a fancy one I appreciate how many different materials you try to incorporate into rings, and it always turns out perfectly I sort of want to see you try to use all the materials you've used into a single ring, or some other object like a display box
I like this one a lot! Much better than any of these glow power and colourful resin rings - I would not wear them, but this natural one is absolutely gorgeous! Maybe try to go out into the forest and look for stones or wood that you could use for future ring projects! As an example an old piece of wood, try to clean it with a brush, then dry it as much as possible and then a resin infuse to make it harder? Just my theory ... I'd love you trying this!
You inspired me to do my own rings! So far i made one for myself with my only tools being a dremel, a metal saw and a ring wider. Keep up the amazing work and maybe i will sometime be as good as you.
Helpful Tip: at 3:50 you are boring out the metal on the lathe, but the tool you are using is called a center drill. It is made to only create precise starting holes for larger bits, see how it has no flutes on the larger diameter. That can’t be good for the longevity of the center drill. I would recommend getting a full sized drill bit to bore these out. It will cut cleaner and faster and last longer.
You blow my mind! I Sub to your channel because I really am interested in learning your art form and other forms because I've been a Structural Welder and Heavy Metal & Wood Manufacturer for the past 45 years. Koa and Titanium are my favorite materials to work with, so I'm super stoked that you did this one. Super Bitchin'
Very nice 👌 I love the rings you make not only am I learning about different designs I'm also satisfied with needs of watching lathe's. Oh and amazing camera angles and editing
I had an idea for a cool ring you could do the ring from lord of the rings and make the gold ring but for the markings on the outside you could engrave that and fill it with orange glow powder so it would look like fire(sorry if i did a terrible job explaining that)
I am a fellow machinist, and you should try doing inlays. I've made several myself and my family loves them. I made a super thin ring for my father since he likes not feeling like he has something too heavy on his finger.
That's a really nice looking ring! Man that seems like a lot of work considering it only fits one finger size. Fine for a custom order but if you're making many for display, dam!
I've been dabbling with ring making myself, but a 3d printing side instead, using things like PLA Wood fill filament and soon PLA Stainless Steel Fill filament (need to buy a 150 brass and ruby nozzle first or the steel filament will destroy my nozzle) and then making them look awesome, like i used shoe polish as a stain on a wood ring i printed and it looks beautiful. And if i get a multi material printer, i can do fancy wood and metal patterns! 3d printing is awesome!
A video on a hickory wood inside liner with resin that has dogwood and redbud tree flower petals in it. That would be pretty cool and a beautiful ring!
LOL. I see you have one of Diresta's custom Ice Picks. I did a double take when I saw it and had to go back and pause to be 100% sure (5:29) it was a Diresta Ice Pick. A fine wood-craftsmen, if not master wood-craftsmen. Oh and great looking ring. I'm learning a lot with your videos.
I would love to see a reverse of the arbiter ring like yhe negitive version. So blue inside and white outside. Idk it just seems like it woulf look really cool. Also you should make a video on tips/tricks for beginer ring makers. I want to get into it once I have the money to buy the machines and stuff and would really apriciate the advice. Love the content and keep up the great work!
Hi Patrick, I have mentioned in many of your videos that if you also can make a video of how your label the ring from the inside as we already know all the basics, I would really appreciate that if you can shine some light on this, thank you!
Hi Patrick, I'm a big fan of your channel and you have given me many great ideas. I'm also happy big fan of another, smaller ring making channel called Tempest Rings. He is a skilled ring maker but he has not got the attention he deserves. I recommend you have a look at his channel and maybe do a Collab video. That would be very cool considering some of his and yours rings. If you look at his infinity ring this will show his skill. Kind Regards A fan ;)
by any chance can you make a vid on how to do maintenance on your lathe and what you use to keep it looking nice? your rings are amazing and ive watched every vid you've posted .
Maybe something a little more specific haha, timascus edge etched that's been oxidised black with the centre having a crimson detail that spans 1/3 the circumference through and meteorite to fill the rest
Hey Patrick, i attempted to find my answer in the comments but could not. Are you using a standard wood lathe or is that a special combo type? What speed do you turn at for metal? I got an adjustable JET wood but i only turn pens on it, just curious. It’s a lot of work but please keep up the videos, amazing craftsmanship
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I think this is probably one of if not my number one favorite ring.
Same
I actually really hope you end up making these and selling them. Another awesome ring my man.
A beautiful piece of wood, Patrick. The brushed finish on the titanium looks so nice, too.
I really like seeing him use these woods cause I love carpentry
This one of my favourite rings that you’ve made. I’ve done a lot Carpentry and joinery and have a love for wood styled accessories. You did a Stella job on making it with that “warm” appeal. Agree that the brushed finish adds to the character instead of polishing it👍 my fav so far
You should make a ring with tigers eye stone in it, that would look awesome!
Beautiful! Love your techniques!
Thanks!
Simple yet beautiful! Enough said.
Can you make a coconut ring I made one and did it with my Dremel and I wear it everyday :)
Maui Williams I’ll look into it!
Didn't even see this and commented the same basic thing
Would be even cooler if he kept the white part of the coconut and the "wood" part on the same ring
can i see it my insta is @goblinbutter
Mr. Patrick:
It's no matter how many times I see one of your vlogs it never ceases to amaze me
How well you perform what you do. Even though some of it is time lapse photography
It is and never ceases to amaze me. I enjoy everything so far that I have seen you do.
This is one of my favorite rings so far
Thanks Sebastian!
Koa wood is awesome. It's the main inlay for my wedding ring, and it's such an underrated material.
Absolutely gorgeous!
Wow, such a clean and simple yet so elegant design, awesome!!!
Beautiful ring as always. Something about watching the process of making the ring feels so soothing and satisfying.
I love the rings you create! I really do!
That workshop looks super good! Love the upgrade ;P
Love this ring both materials really compliment each other nicely
Beautiful use of Koa. Maybe making a channel in the titanium and filing with precious stones. Maybe even make them glow. All good variants. The original is beyond nice though. I'd buy that ring.
Thanks for the inspiration! I just got a craftsman 109 and have gotten into ring making thanks to your amazing channel.
this is my favorite ring that you've made so far, it's awesome!
Total Awesomeness Patrick...
Liking this ring! nice job on it.
This is beautiful!
Love this ring. The wood and metal play really nicely next to each other and help set each other off. Suggestion: Could you do one of these with different woods to show how they'd look (eg Oak, Pine, Ash, Cherry, Walnut, etc). Of all the rings you've made, this one looked relatively simple to do so its probably one of the most feasible to do a series like this with?
I'm not in the ring thing but this one is a piece of Art... Very well done...
Love Hawaiian Koa Wood and Titanium. The chatoyant properties make an awesome ring (and coincidentally an iPhone X case from another company I know and love).
Awesome looking ring man!
What a beauty! Would love to see that one in the shop
Great video, l think if you used bamboo it would look good as well. Over all great looking ring.
I want to use bamboo in a ring soon!
Absolutely beautiful. This is one of my favorites that you have done so far. Keep up the amazing work! :)
Wow that's amazing!
Spot on Patrick!
I absolutely love the rings you make, going to do my best to save up and buy one
I can always appreciate another person's craft! Awesome work bud
This is a awesome looking ring
Man... You are awesome!
Something about this is so satisfying... Keep up the good work, mate!
Ooo, this is a fancy one
I appreciate how many different materials you try to incorporate into rings, and it always turns out perfectly
I sort of want to see you try to use all the materials you've used into a single ring, or some other object like a display box
I like this one a lot! Much better than any of these glow power and colourful resin rings - I would not wear them, but this natural one is absolutely gorgeous! Maybe try to go out into the forest and look for stones or wood that you could use for future ring projects! As an example an old piece of wood, try to clean it with a brush, then dry it as much as possible and then a resin infuse to make it harder? Just my theory ... I'd love you trying this!
That looks amazing
You inspired me to do my own rings! So far i made one for myself with my only tools being a dremel, a metal saw and a ring wider. Keep up the amazing work and maybe i will sometime be as good as you.
Your finest work to date.
Very cool ring, I love the simplistic style of it. You can use CA to stabilize the wood while you cut it, can give you a better cut accuracy.
Helpful Tip: at 3:50 you are boring out the metal on the lathe, but the tool you are using is called a center drill. It is made to only create precise starting holes for larger bits, see how it has no flutes on the larger diameter. That can’t be good for the longevity of the center drill. I would recommend getting a full sized drill bit to bore these out. It will cut cleaner and faster and last longer.
VERY NICE....I have used Koa wood to make some beads. I loved the iridescent look it got after sanding to a high grit..
It’s beautiful mate well done 👍🏿
Beautifully done! Making it podcast sent me. Love your work.
Thank you!
Beautiful!
awesome ring!
Very elegant. I really like it
Take my money please! This ring is exactly what I have been looking for it's gorgeous.
He's adorable❤️❤️❤️
You blow my mind! I Sub to your channel because I really am interested in learning your art form and other forms because I've been a Structural Welder and Heavy Metal & Wood Manufacturer for the past 45 years. Koa and Titanium are my favorite materials to work with, so I'm super stoked that you did this one. Super Bitchin'
I love your glow ring's ..your so cool to watch make them.. I'm a big fan .. all your work is wonderful.. very good art.. love Pahana Kenneth Pass..
This intro is dope as hellllllll!
beautiful ring
So rad. Nice work as per ushe
Lovely ring
Very nice 👌 I love the rings you make not only am I learning about different designs I'm also satisfied with needs of watching lathe's. Oh and amazing camera angles and editing
I love your videos and you inspired me and my friend to get a mini lathe and start making rings thank you
Nice little Diresta ice pick cameo at 5:29
Nice Ring Patrick :)
such a nice ring :)
So beautiful
I showed your channel to my art teacher and she said my art class might be able to try some of your simplified rings like this one
A ring with bismuth would be super cool, it has amazing color and shape to it
Definitely one to put on your site
I had an idea for a cool ring you could do the ring from lord of the rings and make the gold ring but for the markings on the outside you could engrave that and fill it with orange glow powder so it would look like fire(sorry if i did a terrible job explaining that)
I am a fellow machinist, and you should try doing inlays. I've made several myself and my family loves them. I made a super thin ring for my father since he likes not feeling like he has something too heavy on his finger.
That's a really nice looking ring! Man that seems like a lot of work considering it only fits one finger size. Fine for a custom order but if you're making many for display, dam!
I've been dabbling with ring making myself, but a 3d printing side instead, using things like PLA Wood fill filament and soon PLA Stainless Steel Fill filament (need to buy a 150 brass and ruby nozzle first or the steel filament will destroy my nozzle) and then making them look awesome, like i used shoe polish as a stain on a wood ring i printed and it looks beautiful. And if i get a multi material printer, i can do fancy wood and metal patterns! 3d printing is awesome!
A video on a hickory wood inside liner with resin that has dogwood and redbud tree flower petals in it. That would be pretty cool and a beautiful ring!
Just a idea!!! Love the videos and the rings you've created
10/10 on the art skills lol, great video tho and even better ring!
Nice looking ring as per normal I'd like to see u do one out off ironwood man . great imagery as you're well known for take it easy .
LOL. I see you have one of Diresta's custom Ice Picks. I did a double take when I saw it and had to go back and pause to be 100% sure (5:29) it was a Diresta Ice Pick. A fine wood-craftsmen, if not master wood-craftsmen. Oh and great looking ring. I'm learning a lot with your videos.
If you made a ring out of military ribbons and epoxy I think it would have an amazing look. (Probably a good project for veterans day)
This is my favorite ring
I would love to see a reverse of the arbiter ring like yhe negitive version. So blue inside and white outside. Idk it just seems like it woulf look really cool. Also you should make a video on tips/tricks for beginer ring makers. I want to get into it once I have the money to buy the machines and stuff and would really apriciate the advice. Love the content and keep up the great work!
This is great. I would wear this and i dont even like wearing rings!!
Great stuff. You should do a video of materials and tools and workspace that you use. I’d be interested if you are so inclined
I really like your ring videos and I would like to get into ring making one day because of your videos
Gorgeous!!
What about enameling? A metal ring blank with a strip of enamel around it would look quite good.
Hi Patrick, I have mentioned in many of your videos that if you also can make a video of how your label the ring from the inside as we already know all the basics, I would really appreciate that if you can shine some light on this, thank you!
I want one! Please put this on your store!
thats i nice ring
wood plus epoxy! summer beach looking (epoxy to look like water or waves)
Can you make one ring for each birthstone? Also, really loved the ring.
I think it'd be cool if S O M E H O W you incorporate coconut, yes, you read correctly, into a ring. I think the dark color would be really neat.
This is probably my favourite ring! Will this be on the website?
Anyone know the name of the song? Could you start linking the songs in the description? Love the ring a lot!
Hi Patrick, I'm a big fan of your channel and you have given me many great ideas. I'm also happy big fan of another, smaller ring making channel called Tempest Rings. He is a skilled ring maker but he has not got the attention he deserves. I recommend you have a look at his channel and maybe do a Collab video. That would be very cool considering some of his and yours rings. If you look at his infinity ring this will show his skill.
Kind Regards
A fan ;)
you should make marvel themed rings! that would be cool!!
by any chance can you make a vid on how to do maintenance on your lathe and what you use to keep it looking nice? your rings are amazing and ive watched every vid you've posted .
Do you guys ship to Asia(Bangladesh to be specific)?
great video i love it but i think u should make an ironman hand repulsor.....
This ring is beautiful! What other woods do you enjoy working with?
I love walnut and maple burl woods!
Was curious if you could create a design with the timascus edge with a crimson something in the middle, love all your designs
Maybe something a little more specific haha, timascus edge etched that's been oxidised black with the centre having a crimson detail that spans 1/3 the circumference through and meteorite to fill the rest
Hey Patrick, i attempted to find my answer in the comments but could not. Are you using a standard wood lathe or is that a special combo type? What speed do you turn at for metal? I got an adjustable JET wood but i only turn pens on it, just curious. It’s a lot of work but please keep up the videos, amazing craftsmanship