I always wondered how these massive wooden objects are made. Cutting them into several pieces and fitting them together again requires a lot of precision. Absolutely amazing! I enjoyed watching the process very much.
The simplicity of your design paid homage to the majestic tree that gave you such a beautiful grain to work with. Anymore and it would have been over done. I think you are a genius.
Well, I did not expect that! You tend to keep me guessing. Along for the ride wondering what you will do with that huge log, when I realize you are a Southpaw! Awesome! My dad was a Southpaw!
Hello Jack, you certainly gave your machine a bit of a workout there, nice job. Reminded me of the canon you made a little while back. Merry Christmas and all the best for the new year. 🙃
You never cease to amaze with every creation Jack! 🤩 What a hunk of a log and heavy hitter. Love ya man! Merry Christmas to you and the family. 🎄Be well always!!
The large scale is fascinating. But i am most impressed by 17:50 casully putting those lines in equidistant and ending up exactly at the next joining line.😮
I think, I could be wrong, but when it is fixed in place and spinning (and the surface is smooth), it is virtually impossible to not join up the ends. Otherwise it would be unlikely a symmetric join in the actual carving would be successful.
Wow! Love it!!! The size is amazing and I really dig the ribs you did around the splicing to maybe kind of hide the splicing a bit?!! Definitely an impressive piece for sure!!! Great job!!!
9:25 - ah, not going to fool me! You filmed those separately/after since the bottom is already finished in the top left. Then, cuts to you starting it. Of course, stuff like this happens all the time, but it's nice to just catch them here and there.
Beautiful piece. Very impressive! 👍 I did find myself wishing for the application of a bowl-saving jig though. With that much volume to work with, I'm sure several nice ones could have been harvested. (But maybe that's just the Scottish "waste not/want not" genes coming out!) 😁
I know absolutely nothing about wood turning except I like watching it, the spinning is so hypnotizing😵💫🤣 so if my question seems stupid please excuse this idiot here, how long does it take from start to finish to make such a product? Thx for showing merry Christmas 🎄
Enjoyed but I wish you wood turners would talk and tell what you are doing and why. Please! Keep up the beautiful work 😁
I'm glad I logged in for another Jack Mack video.
i see what you did there 😏
I’m not sure which I appreciated the most. You patience your wood turning skills or your tools sharpening skills. Great job.
Really impressive. And now I can see why someone invented segmented woodturning!
I always wondered how these massive wooden objects are made. Cutting them into several pieces and fitting them together again requires a lot of precision. Absolutely amazing! I enjoyed watching the process very much.
Nice one 😘 Hope you had an amazing Chrissy x
Well done Jack. Very pretty.
The greatest job ever seen on video! My sincerely compliments! Merry Christmas from Italy!
Great turning Jack.
Good job Jack beautifully done
One of the most satisfying turning videos I’ve ever seen!
Wow jack that was a whopper beautiful vase man
splendid maestro
The simplicity of your design paid homage to the majestic tree that gave you such a beautiful grain to work with. Anymore and it would have been over done. I think you are a genius.
Wow, thank you very much. Glad you enjoyed it 😊 Are you an artist?
Mesmerizing Jack. ❤
Very nice❤❤
Woohoo!! Savage beastie there. Magnificent.
Absolutely class as ever! Big ups
Well, I did not expect that! You tend to keep me guessing. Along for the ride wondering what you will do with that huge log, when I realize you are a Southpaw! Awesome! My dad was a Southpaw!
Attaboy Jack. At first, I thought you were making an Anvil base.
Merry Christmas.
I've watched the creation of giant vases on some other turning channels and this was quite a different approach. Good job 👏👍
Gorgeous! That first tenon had me worried for a minute - wasn't sure where you were going!
Nice work.
Fascinating to watch and a really beautiful end product. 👍👍
Another amazing piece of work👍
O.k, you got a big flower pot, wonderful Jack, atta boy.
Bravo! That is gorgeous!
Wow. Great work so satisfying to watch 🙌👌
Gorgeous
brilliant idea. Will have to try sometime.
Lovely how you turned a massive log into a graceful amphora. Thanks for sharing this.
Could watch these all day. Perfect work from home background watching. Keep up the good work guys
Absolutely amazing.....wow!
Wow. That is beautiful
And to you sir, "Thumb's Up" No. 1000! Great videos! Wondering, what do you do with all the sawdust? I bet that room smells great! John
Beautiful! It appears simple and elegant yet it's beautiful!!
Great piece Jack. 👍
Hi 👋, Nice job, 👍, MERY Christmas, happy New Year, Phil from the moulin France
Merry Christmas, J! That beautiful piece has many compartments to keep your figgy pudding in. 🥰🎄🤗
Wow! Great job! Happy Christmas Jack. Great year! I look forward to more enticing videos in the NY.
Cool! ~ Also if you cut the base off, that would make a good Djembe Drum :)
That was a very nervous first push of the button 👍
Love it
Great over sized vase! Of course you always do something amazing, Hope your Christmas was happy and bright & Have a safe peaceful NEW YEAR !
Amazing!! Merry Christmas Jack ❤from 🇦🇺😘🍾🥂🎄
Hello Jack, you certainly gave your machine a bit of a workout there, nice job. Reminded me of the canon you made a little while back. Merry Christmas and all the best for the new year. 🙃
Does anybody itch also when watching all the wood flakes flying on him😂😂😂😂 great art my dude❤
Lovely, ❤ Happy Christmas and New Year to you and your's! 🌲 🎅 ☃
Jaaaaack, you are freakin' awesome! 😁
Extra nice
Impressive and amazing!
Stunning!!!
Wow! Beautiful.
This guy has got serious guts, a lot of expertise, abd more patience than I could ever hope for. Great job
Благослови Господи твои замечательные ручки, за создание таких шедевров.🤗🙏🙏🙏👍
I love it the grain is beautiful, Merry Christmas
I've never seen such a large piece on a lathe before. Very impressive. The vase is so beautiful.
Nice!
Very nice
Very nice.
You never cease to amaze with every creation Jack! 🤩 What a hunk of a log and heavy hitter. Love ya man! Merry Christmas to you and the family. 🎄Be well always!!
Amazing, loved this 👍
Nice job :))
Gtreat work Jack. Love the finished article.
Beautiful work
Congrats you will be in my school project
Your gouges are really nice a sharp!
Wowsers 😮 that just blew my tiny brain, seriously Jack that was incredible
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I knew it was going to be a large tall vase, its beautiful!!!
The other side of my brain was thinking, wouldnt it be cool if it was stacked storage. 😉
A beautiful piece of art sir, stunning. Thanks for sharing your hard work with us.🌿 👍👍👍👍👍
Gorgeous! Thanks for sharing 😉
🤯 ❤ Ingenious ❤
so beautiful👍
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Wow, that's a big one.
The birdseye looks very similar to birdseye in huon pine. Nice wood. Thanks for sharing
Great Job. Merry Christmas And Happy New Year Jack 🎊🎄
Totally Awesome ❤ great place to hide something. Almost like Russian stacking dolls.
Bro!!! Love this one, and how you hid the seams! Simply stunning, man!
Another masterpiece Jack. Thanks for sharing and Merry Christmas.
Love it!!!
The large scale is fascinating. But i am most impressed by 17:50 casully putting those lines in equidistant and ending up exactly at the next joining line.😮
I think, I could be wrong, but when it is fixed in place and spinning (and the surface is smooth), it is virtually impossible to not join up the ends. Otherwise it would be unlikely a symmetric join in the actual carving would be successful.
Holly cow, that is amazing. Now I understand how those big wooden vases are made. You are amazing
Very creative, love the way you work❤
Wow! Love it!!! The size is amazing and I really dig the ribs you did around the splicing to maybe kind of hide the splicing a bit?!! Definitely an impressive piece for sure!!! Great job!!!
Yes, the ribs were a nice touch.
I like it,very nice
Mir fehlen die Worte, das ist so genial echt super
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9:25 - ah, not going to fool me! You filmed those separately/after since the bottom is already finished in the top left. Then, cuts to you starting it.
Of course, stuff like this happens all the time, but it's nice to just catch them here and there.
I don't know why but watching you hesitate to hit the start button on the lathe made me laugh - in the best way. Felt that lol.
❤nice❤
Beautiful….
You have a lot of faith in your lathe. That thing is as big as a Volkswagen.
If it came flying off there, you'd be a pancake 🥞 .
😮😱😮
beautiful
You a brave man
Beautiful piece. Very impressive! 👍 I did find myself wishing for the application of a bowl-saving jig though. With that much volume to work with, I'm sure several nice ones could have been harvested. (But maybe that's just the Scottish "waste not/want not" genes coming out!) 😁
That is absolutely gorgeous! Your gift of creating beautiful pieces of art is amazing. I love this so much! ❤
magnificent
I know absolutely nothing about wood turning except I like watching it, the spinning is so hypnotizing😵💫🤣 so if my question seems stupid please excuse this idiot here, how long does it take from start to finish to make such a product?
Thx for showing merry Christmas 🎄
Thanks 👍🎄