Nice captured ring goblet Rod but something was missing, huh can't put my finger on it though, to bad the soothing voice of the narrator was not there to let us know, LOL Thumbs up as always, Have a great weekend !
Thank you very much, Doug! Like the old silent films from days of forgotten yore... I think my first 40 or 50 videos were no talkers with questionable music choices, lol. Always appreciated, brother!
Lovely! The color contrast really makes it pop. This is a goblet any Rennie would be proud to hoist at the pub. Thanks for sharing your interesting work.
Thank you for your service in the Marine Corps brother and being a patriot 🙏 God bless. Like your scripture reference also. Your work is awesome 👌 love it Robert Cobert
What a transition from a piece of firewood to a beautiful goblet. As you know I live in Ireland and it's a fairly recent tradition to make a goblet with two captive rings to be presented to the bride and groom at their wedding. It's meaning is that the two captive rings represent the couple who are now inseparable. I've made some and they go down really well with the happy couple. Semper Fi.
You have been missed. Hope all is well. BTW that was not firewood. It was just a piece of wood looking for a project. 😃 It found a good one. You just have to love the cedar. You certainly did justice to this piece. 👍I miss your commentary though. Thank you for sharing. Have a great 2022 and stay safe.
Wanted to learn this skill for so long! Began a year ago by watching your videos. I consider you a mentor in this modern age of TH-cam. I think i have a chunk of red cedar outside. Gotta find a sacrificial flathead first. Then your apprentice is gonna try his first ringed goblet. Semper Fidelis, Rod!
Very cool capture ring goblet!! Really enjoy watching you work but I must say I missed you narrating. Thank you so much for mentioning me I appreciate you doing that for me 👍😎
Another beautiful piece as always 😍👏 Thanks for the shout out Rod - I'm glad it finally got to you! You are an inspiration to us all and I cannot thank you enough for sharing your work
The close-up photography was stunning as it captured every delicate little move as you created the ring. A treat to watch, as always, Rod. And a beautiful goblet. Fancy using such glorious wood on a fire!
Red cedar is one of my favorite woods to turn. It's abundant here and it turns so very nicely and finishes up beautifully. Just like your goblet you made here. Nice idea about a cheap captive ring tool. I would love to make a captive ring but I hate to pay $50 for a tool I wouldn't use but once in a blue moon!
I am still amazed how you can turn cedar. I every time I have tried turning it it usually wound up a disaster. I did manage to make a few crosses from it, but there was no hollowing of the turning. Have a blessed day!
Good morning, Rod. Always a great way to start a Friday. I have yet to make one of these. Now I have the lesson fresh in my mind. When the finish went on, the color popped. Interesting ring tool also. Semper Fi, Brother.
Welcome back from holidays, Rod. Hope they were good for you. Thank you for giving us a good one, right out of the gate. Love the "captive rings." That was something that drove me nuts as a kid, "How the heck do they get those things on there?!?"
What a beautiful goblet! You out did yourself on this. Eastern Red Cedar is one of my favorite woods to turn. In my experience, I find that it best to finish with an oil based finish either man made or Natural. A Shellac base with lacquer top coat is my favorite!
My father-in-Law used to make these ringed goblets. He was a great woodcarver as a hobby & a tombstone engraver was his profession: His name was A.D. Peveto, & he was a great man in my book!👌😋
My experience with red cedar is cedar closets and saunas. Great captive ring chisel idea there. Right now we're air drying some Siberian elm for a cutting board my wife wants to build.
Beautiful goblet Rod. I just love Red Cedar. I have subbed to Mike's channel and hit the bell and there are a few of his videos I'll be watching to get ideas from. Take care Rod and I hope you had a Happy New Year. Cheers, Huw
Lovey Goblet with a captured ring Rod! Cedar is so pretty!
The Yin & Yang goblet! Very beautiful!
I miss my parents cedar trees.This brought many memories of my dad's woodshop.
I like that you were so appreciative of the beauty coming forth from your hands that you had nothing to say to add to it. True sign of a master imo
OMG The homemade hook too from a flat screwdriver!! I LOVE IT. I need to remember that you don't need fancy expensive tools for everything.
haha! I need to remind myself of the same thing!
Great job. I absolutely love turning red cedar. It always turns out beautiful.
Nice captured ring goblet Rod but something was missing, huh can't put my finger on it though, to bad the soothing voice of the narrator was not there to let us know, LOL Thumbs up as always, Have a great weekend !
You hit the nail on the head. The million dollar voice is a big part of the immersive experience watching Rod's videos. Great work on the goblet.
With that voice he should get a side job as a narrator for insurance ads, etc.
Thank you very much, Doug! Like the old silent films from days of forgotten yore... I think my first 40 or 50 videos were no talkers with questionable music choices, lol. Always appreciated, brother!
@@user990077 I think Rod should be narrating films, documentaries etc with his rich voice.
Love to watch you work. You have a soothing voice, you are like the Bob Ross of wood working. God bless you.
Lovely! The color contrast really makes it pop. This is a goblet any Rennie would be proud to hoist at the pub. Thanks for sharing your interesting work.
I've always loved the way cedar smelled
Beautiful design 👍
Thank you for your service in the Marine Corps brother and being a patriot 🙏 God bless. Like your scripture reference also. Your work is awesome 👌 love it
Robert Cobert
What a transition from a piece of firewood to a beautiful goblet. As you know I live in Ireland and it's a fairly recent tradition to make a goblet with two captive rings to be presented to the bride and groom at their wedding. It's meaning is that the two captive rings represent the couple who are now inseparable. I've made some and they go down really well with the happy couple.
Semper Fi.
Thank you my friend, I appreciate the info. Maybe I'll make one of those in the future 😊
You have been missed. Hope all is well. BTW that was not firewood. It was just a piece of wood looking for a project. 😃 It found a good one. You just have to love the cedar. You certainly did justice to this piece. 👍I miss your commentary though. Thank you for sharing. Have a great 2022 and stay safe.
I agree. Cedar is never firewood.
Thank you, Glen, all is well, and I hope the same for you!
Nice work! Eastern Red Cedar is one of my favorite woods with its beautiful grain & unmistakable pleasant smell!
Beautiful Rod.
Thanks very much, Richard!
Rod...as usual, a combination of craftsmanship and art...the cedar can't be beat for color and pattern...keep the faith...Lester
An absolutely amazing piece. Captive ring goblet is on my list of future projects.
a goblet for the Gods. so pretty in cedar.
So that's how the ring is made! Love the goblet, Rod! Such beautiful colors! Thank you.
Thank you very much!
I really enjoy when you make these with the captive ring. Showed my daughter and explained how you did it and she thinks it is really cool also.
This is so beautiful so glad you saved it from the fire the colour of the wood is gorgeous
Thanks so much 😊
That wood is amazing and the cup turned out great.
Thank you for your service and another wonderful piece of art.
So, this is the Goblet of Fire(wood)! Truly magical!!!
Thanks very much! 😊
That is one gorgeous goblet Rod, I love the look of cedar! Thanks for sharing, God bless you too my friend.
Thanks very much, my friend! 😊
Beautiful goblet Rod the cedar wood grain just pops and makes it look great.
Ah that's such pretty wood! And now it's a beautiful ringed goblet! Thanks for sharing and stay healthy! 🙏
Thank you very much!
Again Rod another beautiful job, May God bless you and your family.
Thank you, my friend!
That's one gorgeous Goblet, good sir!🤩
I've been wanting to attemt doing one of these for years. After watching this, i feel i am ready to try it. Semper-Fi and thanks sir!
Go for it, Uncle Moe! Thank you
I can’t believe that a gorgeous piece of wood like that was going to be firewood, I’m glad you saved it from the fire awesome work.
Yep, fairly common firewood around my area. I grab it up when I can.
Awesome Goblet Rod take care my friend stay safe god bless and SEMPI FI
Wanted to learn this skill for so long! Began a year ago by watching your videos. I consider you a mentor in this modern age of TH-cam. I think i have a chunk of red cedar outside. Gotta find a sacrificial flathead first. Then your apprentice is gonna try his first ringed goblet. Semper Fidelis, Rod!
Thank you, Blair! Always appreciated!
Beautiful. It made me jump when the hoop released ☺️ I love the split colours too
Thank you! 😊
Very cool capture ring goblet!!
Really enjoy watching you work but I must say I missed you narrating.
Thank you so much for mentioning me I appreciate you doing that for me 👍😎
That Goblet came out pretty good beautiful color 👍🏽
Beautiful goblet - I just love cedar - many thanks!
Thank you very much!
Love the goblet. The wood is beautiful. Enjoyed watching as always. See ya soon Brother.
Good quickie, Rod ! Nice vessel! Keep the Faith, Brother!!
Another beautiful piece as always 😍👏 Thanks for the shout out Rod - I'm glad it finally got to you! You are an inspiration to us all and I cannot thank you enough for sharing your work
Very kind of you to say, Mike! I appreciate the sticker and will have one in the mail to you this week. I'll be checking out your videos too! 😊
@@RHumphrey Thank you! I appreciate that a lot 😁
The close-up photography was stunning as it captured every delicate little move as you created the ring. A treat to watch, as always, Rod. And a beautiful goblet. Fancy using such glorious wood on a fire!
Rod I can't believe a beautiful piece of wood like that was going to be burnt waow what a save my friend this is gorgeous 👍👍👍
Lovely to look at and cedar has such a delightful aroma!
Thanks very much! 😊
Very beautiful captured ring turning
Amazing Work as usual, me and my girlfriend always enjoy seeing what you're working on!
WOW...That is beautiful.
And it smells good!
Beautiful wood and the turning is awesome.
Beautiful Piece and interesting process, thanks for sharing. Full View and Like 👍
Beautiful goblet and amazing work. I love the captured ring and I was intrigued by how it was made.
Beautiful! I can't say more.
Beautiful Rod, an amazing piece of turning on a gorgeous piece of wood.
Awesome and stunningly beautiful magnificent and spectacular.
Wow. That was masterly done! Really enjoy your word. Lovely to watch.
Thank you, I appreciate that!
Your wood working is amazing and the goblet made from cedar is beautiful. ❤️💗❤️It!!
Thank you so much 😀
Beautiful! It's good to see you posting again
Thank you very much!
Nice one, MSgt Humphrey. I love turning cedar wood.
Semper Fi
Thanks very much, brother! I do too!
Lovely goblet!!!
Beautiful goblet.
Nicely turned out cobber. Thank you for letting us in with you. All the best from down under.
Thank you, mate! Cheers!
Nice piece and I love your beading tool! Agree that narrative make a better video experience. Keep them coming!
Wow! …gorgeous!
Thank you! 😊
I've always wanted to make a captive ring chalice. Nice work!
Absolutely stunning!
Thank you so much!
Looks great Top. Thank you for sharing.
That's awesome, beautiful cedar.
Much appreciated!
Red cedar is one of my favorite woods to turn. It's abundant here and it turns so very nicely and finishes up beautifully. Just like your goblet you made here. Nice idea about a cheap captive ring tool. I would love to make a captive ring but I hate to pay $50 for a tool I wouldn't use but once in a blue moon!
Fantastic, Love the Ring detail.
Thank you very much!
I am still amazed how you can turn cedar. I every time I have tried turning it it usually wound up a disaster. I did manage to make a few crosses from it, but there was no hollowing of the turning. Have a blessed day!
It can be fragile, but I sure enjoy turning it. Thank you!
Thank you for sharing.
stunning, the wood and. your work
Wow, j'adore la couleur du bois, c'est magnifique.
Absolutely stunning. Beautiful job Sir. Semper Fi
Thank you very much!
So beautiful. Gives me a Holy Grail kind of vibe.
Thank you very much!
Good morning, Rod. Always a great way to start a Friday. I have yet to make one of these. Now I have the lesson fresh in my mind. When the finish went on, the color popped. Interesting ring tool also.
Semper Fi, Brother.
Thank you, brother!
That is really beautiful. Looked quite tricky to make. Great job.
I do love this look of cedar once it's turned that came out wonderful it looks great 👍👍
Thanks so much!
Very beautiful care and God bless
Beautiful!💓👍
Love the contrast!
It really is a striking contrast!
Incredible job. Thanks for sharing
Much appreciated!
Good to see a new project from you Rod.
Beautiful Cedar! I’m hoping to make a double captive ring goblet soon for a couple getting married in Feb.
Thank you! Have fun with that 😊
It's been a long time nice to see your videos are back again hope your life is doing good
I’ll bet that cedar smelled incredible! Beautiful work, as usual, my Friend.
Thank you very much, Danella!
Pretty goblet, Top!
Welcome back from holidays, Rod. Hope they were good for you. Thank you for giving us a good one, right out of the gate. Love the "captive rings." That was something that drove me nuts as a kid, "How the heck do they get those things on there?!?"
Nicely done 👍👍👍Thanks for sharing
Thank you! Cheers!
Thank you so much! Great to see you)
Thank you, I appreciate that!
A beauty!
What a beautiful goblet! You out did yourself on this.
Eastern Red Cedar is one of my favorite woods to turn. In my experience, I find that it best to finish with an oil based finish either man made or Natural. A Shellac base with lacquer top coat is my favorite!
Thank you very much!
Gorgeous Rod Semper Fi
My father-in-Law used to make these ringed goblets. He was a great woodcarver as a hobby & a tombstone engraver was his profession: His name was A.D. Peveto, & he was a great man in my book!👌😋
Thank you for sharing that memory and his name!
My experience with red cedar is cedar closets and saunas. Great captive ring chisel idea there. Right now we're air drying some Siberian elm for a cutting board my wife wants to build.
Thank you! That'll be a pretty cutting board!
Beautiful goblet Rod. I just love Red Cedar. I have subbed to Mike's channel and hit the bell and there are a few of his videos I'll be watching to get ideas from. Take care Rod and I hope you had a Happy New Year. Cheers, Huw
Thank you my friend! Mike is super talented, I'll be doing the same! Cheers!
Very nice, & from firewood too...
Thank you!
I like the ring in it
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Super nice work, thanks for sharing.
Thank you! Cheers!
That is really cool! Well done sir
Outstanding work, thanks for sharing.
You're welcome, and thank you!