I did two electives of woodworking in high school, never followed through, my career went elsewhere. I have very fond memories of my lathe work. And I have a beautiful maple side table next to me as I speak, which I hand made with the lathe, routers, band and coping saws when I was 11 years old. I am 52 now. Superb piece of wood and turning here. Congratulations..
It is never too late, you know. Hobbies are better than careers. Hobbies let you go where you want, on your own time. Older lady here and just trying to learn blacksmithing now that I am of kitten strength. Never give up your dreams.
@@smelltheglove2038 automobiles turn antique at 35 years other things aren't antique until they are 100 years or older so the appropriate term he should of used is vintage older than retro but younger than antique haha retro is 20-40 vintage is 40-100 and antique is 100+(unless it's an automobile than it is 35 years or older)
You surely do know how to find the beauty in nature. I always feel like I’m looking at galaxies, or the earth’s core or something when I see the finished piece. I can’t praise you enough!!
Pieces like this will be in musiums in the future it is a gorgeous piece of art and the way you did it was so relaxing to watch I would love to see more of your work thanks for this.
I have only just started to watch these kind of videos. I love seeing nothing made into something absolutely beautiful. You are one of the talented ones. It’s awesome!
I was mesmerized for the first six and a half minutes then suddenly thought " please dear God, don't let this become a lamp!!" . Fantastic work!! Close up it seems to be a map of the Cosmos.
THANK YOU for this burl vase project. It came out real nice! My Dad gave me a small wood-lathe, that he got, trading. He gave me the fundamentals plus he showed me how to sharpen the tools, when I was about 9 years old and I made some nice stuff over the years. I like to watch it done. Reminds me of my childhood, over half a century ago 😜 Bill, from Tn. 🇺🇸
ever since my mom left my dad i started making these videos. They are 63 years old and i'm not sure why she did it but. I'm for certain why you made this piece. Can't wait to have one in my home one day. edit - making = watching
I always enjoy watching how burls turn out. I miss being able to do turnings. Unfortunately being disabled your income is limited and had to sell all my equipment just to keep the utilities on and food in my daughter's stomach. It was always very very relaxing and helped with keeping the depression away from not being able to work. At least I can still watch others beautiful works of art.
I watch a lot of woodturners & enjoy the work of all of them but there are only a handful that can make woodturning look as easy & relaxed as you do David. I even like your use of resin unlike some who overuse it to avoid some of the extreme challenges that some pieces of wood present. This is such a delightful piece to add to all of your other delightful pieces. You are a great role model for future woodturners as they develop. Congratulations, Don from South Aust.
Wow! what a stunning work of Art David. I am not a 'huge' fan of resin but when used wisely, as you have done here, it can have some stunning results as here with this beautiful Cherry Burl. It really is a beautiful piece with a stunning finish to it. Cheers, Don from South Aust.
Beautiful piece. About ten years ago, I dug a basketball sized cherry root burl out of a neighbor's yard, when they had their cherry tree cut down. I had sealed it, and was waiting patiently for it to dry, and cure properly before working it. I left the area for a while, and my uncle went by the house to check on things, and saw this piece of wood, thought it would make a long burning piece of fire wood, and burned it. It was such a heart breaker. It was cool to see someone make something similar, and see it come to fruition. Makes it not quite as bad. Thanks
So incredible. You've got a great talent and your choice in epoxy colors compliments the wood so well. I know of a tree in northern Maine that is burl upon burl upon burl upon hundreds of burls. It's so ugly, it's the most beautiful tree I've ever known. It's in the middle of the forest where hardly an eye has ever beheld it. Thanks for posting your workmanship.
Nice post thanks David. It's quite something to watch a shape and patterns slowly appearing out of this organic mass. Even the lath itself has a cool, multi-bubble pattern work (right side of the picture at 6:23) on it's surface.
OMG! I was introduced to wood turning in high-school and as much as I loved it I decided to make the move to the Infantry with the Army. I truly did Love woodworking. It was something I was actually good at. Being from a very small town in Western Montana and from a broken low income family that said a lot, it was the first thing I was truly good at and enjoyed. As I turned out I was good at a few more things gs once I got in the Army. I was never close to what I see on here. The Beautiful work and the Gorgeous pieces are incredible. All I can say is CHEERS to all of you that are so knowledgeable and produce such Gorgeous stuff!!!!
I really appreciate people who take nothing and "turn" it into something, that takes talent and skill....the burl and the resin each have their own unique patterning, you did a fantastic job bringing that out, it reminds me of Mexican crazy lace agate, one of my favorite lapidary stones....
Your videos hypnotize me, and your work is beautiful. Making something this lovely out of something most people would throw in the burn pile is true craftsmanship.
I watch a variety of woodturners, and I enjoy them all - many, because I like the people as much as the woodturning. With you, however, it's different. Your videos are an art form unto themselves, and your creations are often breathtakingly beautiful and unusual. It is so good to have you creating, once again. I hope and pray your recovery has been complete. May God bless you and yours. You certainly bless me, by allowing me this little "window on your world."
So much to appreciate in this: How an injury to a tree literally is turned to beauty. How technology meets nature to create something out of this world, The art in the cinematography. The effort and patience in the journey , And the sheer satisfaction of seeing the end result. So good!🤗
I hate I may have missed out on the giveaway for this one. It is gorgeous! I never expected it to look how it turned out considering how it looked from the start. Great Job! You do beautiful work!
Might be the most beautiful object I've ever seen turned! Its like an ancient artifact discovered in a tomb! So beautiful. Excellent production on the video too.
Without the proper knowledge and training wood turning can be extremely dangerous. It is a beautiful art, craft, skill. I love watching the piece reveal itself.😍
My grandfather used to create stuff like that. Watching you brought back so many wonderful memories I thought were long gone. Thank you. You have great talent! Looking forward to more wonderful pieces! Greetings from SA-TX
I love that even you, watched a lot of your videos, will actually show when you make a mistake (by the log falling off). Shows true character and respect towards your viewers of your channel. We are all human and make errors in life. What you create is a BEAUTIFUL piece of art in every way. Your patience and love for what you do show that. Never stop what you are doing as it would be a crime to humanity to lose such an artist...
HAND ON HEART, never have a seen a more beautiful piece of art...I could stare at it for ages, admiring the colors the knots in the wood, the smooth lines of the vase, the change of colors, but my highlight is to see the animals and faces and various other shapes I saw whilst you were sculpting!!!!!!!!!!!!
Cheers from TX! An absolute beauty! Such an amazing effort but the result is among the top 5 pieces I've seen turned on YT. Thanks for sharing your talent with us.
Cheers from PA. Your videos are just superb, not only for the obvious skill, but the soundtrack choices as well. I usually watch them before turning in for the night, as they are just so relaxing. Thank you.
This was amazing to watch. Your creativity is a wonder to behold,so cheers to you. Your skill is incredible is wish you were in DE so I could watch you create.
I've known and watched craftsmanship of one person in my lifetime that had a woodwork shop but this is out of this world crazy !! A true artist you are sir. A treat to observe your work and thank you 👍
Love your work. You are a true artist & craftsman. I subscribe to around 5-6 wood turning channels and I like yours the best for that fact as well as having a good mix of soothing music mixed with the sounds of the tool.
David Adamsen is the best woodworker on TH-cam, IMO. There are several other great ones, but; the quality of the video production, no voiceovers and the amazing pieces puts him at the top of my list.
@@DavidAdamsen You deserve it, David. It’s amazing to see you turn a simple piece of wood into a masterpiece of artwork. Your use of resin and epoxy is incredible. Keep up the great work! Happy New Year! 🎆🎊
First, OMG ! What a gorgeous piece.😳 I can't believe how you came up that process. If I didn't see it being made I would have thought it was marble. It reminds me of an old world map. You're amazing 🤩
I bet you love to make things but hate to clean it all up! It’s like cooking a great meal, then getting stuck with a sink full of dishes, lol! This is beautiful!!!
Hi David - this is a stunning piece and as a fellow woodworker/woodturner I can really appreciate the time and effort that went into this project. Your videography is superb and the editing produces a dreamy hypnotic film. I’m currently filming some of my work in preparation to launch my own channel. Very inspiring all round. Well done and best wishes- Jim
Absolutely stunning. I would love something like that in our own home. A true piece of art that can be passed down to the next generation. I was looking at your shop drooling a bit at how beautiful your pieces are. I’ve got to start saving my money in order to own a piece of your beautiful art! And before anyone gets huffy at the prices. Remember *real* art does not come at Walmart prices!
The video I watched before this one was an Olive wood burle that DID break into many pieces but he was able to finish making it into one of his best pieces! Amazing work, talent, creativity and imagination!! ❤
I did two electives of woodworking in high school, never followed through, my career went elsewhere. I have very fond memories of my lathe work. And I have a beautiful maple side table next to me as I speak, which I hand made with the lathe, routers, band and coping saws when I was 11 years old. I am 52 now. Superb piece of wood and turning here. Congratulations..
It is never too late, you know. Hobbies are better than careers. Hobbies let you go where you want, on your own time. Older lady here and just trying to learn blacksmithing now that I am of kitten strength. Never give up your dreams.
I don’t think something you made in the 80s qualifies as an antique.
@@smelltheglove2038 🤫😆😆😆...let him dream!
Wow! I'm 55. So this wooden cup I turned in 83 must be a priceless artifact! I'm call Sotheby's right now!
@@smelltheglove2038 automobiles turn antique at 35 years other things aren't antique until they are 100 years or older so the appropriate term he should of used is vintage older than retro but younger than antique haha retro is 20-40 vintage is 40-100 and antique is 100+(unless it's an automobile than it is 35 years or older)
You surely do know how to find the beauty in nature. I always feel like I’m looking at galaxies, or the earth’s core or something when I see the finished piece. I can’t praise you enough!!
Extraordinary. Also I found the sound of the tools without music very tranquilizing.
Me 2
It's crazy how some blob of wood could be turned into something so beautiful...
Watching a skilled craftsman create a work of art out of chaos is a therapeutic balm for troubled times.
I believe this is one of the most beautiful turnings I’ve ever seen !
Wow, thank you Keith!
Pieces like this will be in musiums in the future it is a gorgeous piece of art and the way you did it was so relaxing to watch I would love to see more of your work thanks for this.
Having read this message before I have watched the video...I now have high expectations....standby.
Keith you can relax......you were spot on..how nice indeed. 👌
Would adding wood dust to the resin work?
An elegant combination of natural and man-made materials. Congratulations!
I have only just started to watch these kind of videos. I love seeing nothing made into something absolutely beautiful. You are one of the talented ones. It’s awesome!
Isn't it awesome how he can take a chunk of wood, knots and all, and picture what it can be!! I think that is an enormous talent in itself!! 😮
😮JUST INCREDIBLE what man and machine can produce!!!!
My Grandfather loved working with birds-eye maple. I do believe he would have approved of this work of yours. Myself, I'm amazed!
Absolutely love that he doesn't edit the videos to be error free! That kind of turning is not for the faint hearted...
I was mesmerized for the first six and a half minutes then suddenly thought " please dear God, don't let this become a lamp!!" . Fantastic work!! Close up it seems to be a map of the Cosmos.
Me too!!!
Came to me as well. Glad folks saw it as well
"... please dear God don't let this become a lamp" 😂😂😂
Well, yeah, it is,
THANK YOU for this burl vase project. It came out real nice!
My Dad gave me a small wood-lathe, that he got, trading. He gave me the fundamentals plus he showed me how to sharpen the tools, when I was about 9 years old and I made some nice stuff over the years. I like to watch it done. Reminds me of my childhood, over half a century ago 😜
Bill, from Tn. 🇺🇸
Is there a reason that you can't return to this hobby? It seems that you got much satisfaction from the work and creativity!
I find it mesmerising watching the beauty emerge from the raw material. Awesome.
ever since my mom left my dad i started making these videos. They are 63 years old and i'm not sure why she did it but. I'm for certain why you made this piece. Can't wait to have one in my home one day.
edit - making = watching
Oh my, this is something else! The bits of green are superb too!
I always enjoy watching how burls turn out. I miss being able to do turnings. Unfortunately being disabled your income is limited and had to sell all my equipment just to keep the utilities on and food in my daughter's stomach. It was always very very relaxing and helped with keeping the depression away from not being able to work. At least I can still watch others beautiful works of art.
May God bless with good fortune and health. And may that day come very soon in which you can return to your crafts that make you happy.
Finally, the algorithm is giving me content relevant to my interests! The vase came out splendid!
I watch a lot of woodturners & enjoy the work of all of them but there are only a handful that can make woodturning look as easy & relaxed as you do David. I even like your use of resin unlike some who overuse it to avoid some of the extreme challenges that some pieces of wood present. This is such a delightful piece to add to all of your other delightful pieces. You are a great role model for future woodturners as they develop. Congratulations, Don from South Aust.
Man... that is one wild pieces of wood. It came out gorgeous, what a piece
This is one of the most beautiful pieces I have ever seen turned. The wood grain itself is spectacular and I love the color choices for the resin!
I think a darker purple would have worked better on this piece. That was milky lilac which I don't think went well with the wood.
This piece is so beautiful. The burl was quite a mess, but you’ve truly turned it into something amazing. Thank you!
Cheers! From FL-Florida
Wow! what a stunning work of Art David. I am not a 'huge' fan of resin but when used wisely, as you have done here, it can have some stunning results as here with this beautiful Cherry Burl. It really is a beautiful piece with a stunning finish to it. Cheers, Don from South Aust.
Beautiful piece. About ten years ago, I dug a basketball sized cherry root burl out of a neighbor's yard, when they had their cherry tree cut down. I had sealed it, and was waiting patiently for it to dry, and cure properly before working it. I left the area for a while, and my uncle went by the house to check on things, and saw this piece of wood, thought it would make a long burning piece of fire wood, and burned it. It was such a heart breaker. It was cool to see someone make something similar, and see it come to fruition. Makes it not quite as bad. Thanks
Cheers from CO
You do great work, it is really peaceful to watch your videos. Thanks for making them.
I’m utterly speechless at the beauty you create.
So incredible. You've got a great talent and your choice in epoxy colors compliments the wood so well.
I know of a tree in northern Maine that is burl upon burl upon burl upon hundreds of burls. It's so ugly, it's the most beautiful tree I've ever known. It's in the middle of the forest where hardly an eye has ever beheld it.
Thanks for posting your workmanship.
Keep it safe. That old girl could tell you some tales. Beautiful 😍
Give coordinates of tree
NO!! He might cut it down!! Unless he too can make a beautiful work of art, of course!!
Besides the fact that this is amazing work, it’s also incredibly calming and satisfying.
I'm sorry
@@nominus1138 It is satisfying.
My guy looking like he should be cast in the remake of Under Wraps
Nice post thanks David. It's quite something to watch a shape and patterns slowly appearing out of this organic mass.
Even the lath itself has a cool, multi-bubble pattern work (right side of the picture at 6:23) on it's surface.
Persistence pays off! Glad to see that burl become beautiful. Cheers from TX
This was one of the finest examples I've seen. Absolutely stunning.
Too bad it lacks symmetry
You are a true artist, I could only ever wish to have your level of talent.
Love watching you work a piece into a thing of beauty.
OMG! I was introduced to wood turning in high-school and as much as I loved it I decided to make the move to the Infantry with the Army.
I truly did Love woodworking. It was something I was actually good at. Being from a very small town in Western Montana and from a broken low income family that said a lot, it was the first thing I was truly good at and enjoyed.
As I turned out I was good at a few more things gs once I got in the Army.
I was never close to what I see on here. The Beautiful work and the Gorgeous pieces are incredible. All I can say is CHEERS to all of you that are so knowledgeable and produce such Gorgeous stuff!!!!
Thank you for your service!! Is there a reason that you can't do this too?
Such an artisan! Fabulous and mesmerizing!
I really appreciate people who take nothing and "turn" it into something, that takes talent and skill....the burl and the resin each have their own unique patterning, you did a fantastic job bringing that out, it reminds me of Mexican crazy lace agate, one of my favorite lapidary stones....
Your videos hypnotize me, and your work is beautiful. Making something this lovely out of something most people would throw in the burn pile is true craftsmanship.
Cheers from Maryland! I find these videos so relaxing, it’s incredible the vases you can create from these things
What most people see is a chunk of firewood, you see a gorgeous piece of art. Outstanding 👍
I am just as amazed by his creativity and imagination as his talent!!
It looks like an old map. So pretty.
I watch a variety of woodturners, and I enjoy them all - many, because I
like the people as much as the woodturning. With you, however, it's
different. Your videos are an art form unto themselves, and your
creations are often breathtakingly beautiful and unusual. It is so good
to have you creating, once again. I hope and pray your recovery has
been complete. May God bless you and yours. You certainly bless me, by
allowing me this little "window on your world."
Thank you so much Margaret!
So much to appreciate in this:
How an injury to a tree literally is turned to beauty.
How technology meets nature to create something out of this world,
The art in the cinematography.
The effort and patience in the journey ,
And the sheer satisfaction of seeing the end result.
So good!🤗
Really beautiful, elegant and balanced. Well done
A vase, made of wood & glaze. *BEAUTIFUL* 😍
Slayed. Bowing to the cellular level depth of creativity and ability and discipline and science! Gorgeous!
The obvious patience and precision it takes with this particular form of art and the beauty of the finished product is truly remarkable.
So beautiful! The purple is a perfect complement to the color of the wood.
It’s a real gift to be able to look at a hunk of wood and see the object trapped inside. Even more so to let it out.
I always say his creativity and imagination are just as amazing as his talent! ❤️
This is like fine ancient art. A Japanese giant oyster jewel. It feels like a journey even just by looking it from a screen. Extremely rare content.
Cheers! ME! Beautiful piece! I love the complexity of this burl patterning and how you brought it to life!
I hate I may have missed out on the giveaway for this one. It is gorgeous! I never expected it to look how it turned out considering how it looked from the start. Great Job! You do beautiful work!
Such an amazingly graceful and beautiful piece! You make the beauty of the wood absolutely sing! Stunning!
Might be the most beautiful object I've ever seen turned! Its like an ancient artifact discovered in a tomb! So beautiful. Excellent production on the video too.
I was thinking the same. Maybe one day future human will rediscover it and ponder the long lost secret of polymers.
Are you serious? It doesn’t even look that good, the pink/purple coloring is awful.
@@jeffw8218 …In the eye of the beholder.
My 4 year old daughter just watched your whole video. She was mesmerised. :)
Without the proper knowledge and training wood turning can be extremely dangerous. It is a beautiful art, craft, skill. I love watching the piece reveal itself.😍
Beautiful job. The burl almost looks like it has gold flecks in the wood. Just gorgeous!
Prob from the gold powder he added to the resin
@@TheArenaGod
It could be the chatoyance in the wood.
@@keirfarnum6811 thanks, I learned a new word today 😀
He added gold color to it, so of course that’s going to wind up in the final product….
There's a touch, a magical touch, and you have it my friend.
My grandfather used to create stuff like that. Watching you brought back so many wonderful memories I thought were long gone. Thank you.
You have great talent! Looking forward to more wonderful pieces! Greetings from SA-TX
Thanm you, I really appreciate that!
I love that even you, watched a lot of your videos, will actually show when you make a mistake (by the log falling off). Shows true character and respect towards your viewers of your channel. We are all human and make errors in life. What you create is a BEAUTIFUL piece of art in every way. Your patience and love for what you do show that. Never stop what you are doing as it would be a crime to humanity to lose such an artist...
Based on the labor involved one can now see why they're so expensive. Just Beautiful!
I found this really calming. My cat, on the other hand, was very excited, especially when the strings of resin were coming off!
HAND ON HEART, never have a seen a more beautiful piece of art...I could stare at it for ages, admiring the colors the knots in the wood, the smooth lines of the vase, the change of colors, but my highlight is to see the animals and faces and various other shapes I saw whilst you were sculpting!!!!!!!!!!!!
What a load of fcking BS.
Cheers from TX! An absolute beauty! Such an amazing effort but the result is among the top 5 pieces I've seen turned on YT. Thanks for sharing your talent with us.
Cheers from PA.
Your videos are just superb, not only for the obvious skill, but the soundtrack choices as well. I usually watch them before turning in for the night, as they are just so relaxing.
Thank you.
Cheers from WA
This piece is a work of art. Absolutely gorgeous.
I absolutely love the wood....not sure I like the color of the epoxy but the wood is like you just can't stop staring at it
The colors in that burl are insane! Awesome job in bringing them out so we can enjoy it!
just came across this page randomly... Amazing work, truly beautiful.
Best wood turning I've watched. Amazing vase.
Watching a true craftsman do his thing is and making something out of nothing is a beautiful thing. Stunning piece!
Wow this is absolutely BEAUTIFUL.
Therapeutic to watch the process of all these gorgeous things you make!!!!!
My deceased ex would've loved this. He was a machinist but also made wood signs. This video brings back memories. Ty that wood is gorgeous 😍
This was amazing to watch. Your creativity is a wonder to behold,so cheers to you. Your skill is incredible is wish you were in DE so I could watch you create.
I've known and watched craftsmanship of one person in my lifetime that had a woodwork shop but this is out of this world crazy !! A true artist you are sir. A treat to observe your work and thank you 👍
Wow this is stunning! Amazing work!
I’ve seen some awesome wood turning in my life what with my father in law being a Master, but this is one of the most gorgeous pieces I’ve ever seen.
Love your work. You are a true artist & craftsman. I subscribe to around 5-6 wood turning channels and I like yours the best for that fact as well as having a good mix of soothing music mixed with the sounds of the tool.
Whatever you ended up selling it for, it probably wasn’t enough. Beautiful work.
Very nice piece of wood. Thank You for sharing your art/talent.
This is an absolute masterpiece I have never seen anything so beautiful from returning good job you are absolutely a true Craftsman
Me so
just balancing that piece on the lathe is an amazing feat in itself..hahaha
Artist.
You have such an amazing talent. What a beautiful piece! Thank you!
The patterns of nature in so many things like wood and stone never cease to amaze me when worked to a polish. Just stunning!
David Adamsen is the best woodworker on TH-cam, IMO. There are several other great ones, but; the quality of the video production, no voiceovers and the amazing pieces puts him at the top of my list.
Thanks Tommy. That is high praise, which imo I probably don’t deserve. I still have a lot to learn!
@@DavidAdamsen You deserve it, David. It’s amazing to see you turn a simple piece of wood into a masterpiece of artwork. Your use of resin and epoxy is incredible. Keep up the great work! Happy New Year! 🎆🎊
This was amazing! You are so talented!
First, OMG ! What a gorgeous piece.😳 I can't believe how you came up that process. If I didn't see it being made I would have thought it was marble. It reminds me of an old world map. You're amazing 🤩
Beautiful work!. Love the colors and design, it has a ton of character!
Thank you!!!
@@DavidAdamsen hey what is this for piano song ?
Very very beautiful! The finished color was not too dark or light which was a perfect compliment to the wood grain. I love it!
Beautiful, peaceful just amazing. Thank you for sharing.
I love the simple design! It really makes the intricate beauty of the wood stand out. Absolutely beautiful.
Cheers from UT.
I bet you love to make things but hate to clean it all up! It’s like cooking a great meal, then getting stuck with a sink full of dishes, lol! This is beautiful!!!
You’re on to something there lol. Thank you though.
Hi David - this is a stunning piece and as a fellow woodworker/woodturner I can really appreciate the time and effort that went into this project. Your videography is superb and the editing produces a dreamy hypnotic film. I’m currently filming some of my work in preparation to launch my own channel. Very inspiring all round. Well done and best wishes- Jim
Thank you so much Jim!
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The piano music at the end just made the vase more mysterious and beautiful.
Absolutely stunning. I would love something like that in our own home. A true piece of art that can be passed down to the next generation.
I was looking at your shop drooling a bit at how beautiful your pieces are. I’ve got to start saving my money in order to own a piece of your beautiful art! And before anyone gets huffy at the prices. Remember *real* art does not come at Walmart prices!
It would be interesting to know how many hours went into the completion of each piece!! 😲. I wish he would put that info somewhere in his videos!!
Beautiful work! I’m also endlessly amused by how it looked like the wood was shooting silly string at you
Stunning! Never got into any epoxy use in my turnings.. but this makes me want to.. Thank you!
So satisfying yet nerve racking to watch, constantly worried it's going to break yet it doesn't... Excellent.
The video I watched before this one was an Olive wood burle that DID break into many pieces but he was able to finish making it into one of his best pieces! Amazing work, talent, creativity and imagination!! ❤
Absolutely amazing. What a great piece of craftsmanship
Crazy talent!!
Stunning!!