Fascinating! I do not have the vision to create something like this! Well done! I also appreciate that you do the narration as you go along, sharing your thought process. So many You tubers are mute the whole time, which gets boring.
Thank you Ron! I’ve seen that in other TH-camrs and I think it’s driven from a particular TH-camrs success that other Woodturning individuals are trying to emulate. Me I just wanna share what I do and tell those who wanna know or are I tested, the process 😁👍
Hi Richard. So love this piece. Love the use of bog oak made into segments looks amazing. Still amazes me how you can your ideas out of your brain and into your fingers. The gilding looks fantastic but what else would you expect from Lenore. Great job. Cheers 🇦🇺
Hey John! I think I was just trying to create something using what I had, the new button jaws and chuck I got particularly. Then incorporating the designs of the last couple of pieces I’d made. The next one is nearing finish and I am SO happy with it! It’s what I consider next level 😁😁😁
Very interesting piece, can't stop looking at it, can't decide what to name it though 🤔 I think Ocular illusion, which was suggested sounds very good 👍
Your foresight for the piece out of those odd bits of wood is astounding. The flexible planning stages bring out the best in the finished item. I love it.
Awww thank you Tony! I spent about half hour feeling up the gimlet burr before deciding roughly what I wanted to make and it came out near exactly as weird as I wanted it to. Weird can be just weird and I’m sure it is to some, but I like it, and you like it! That’s all that really matter 🤗👍
Thanks Bradders, what about something like "what comes between" for the name? The two outer pieces draw your eye and then the ring completes it, almost framing it and creates a division which in practice brings the piece together
wrap the glue ups with old newspaper and you wont get any glue on your strap mate... you could call it flat tyre as it really does look like an old car wheel with no spokes.
Fascinating! I do not have the vision to create something like this! Well done! I also appreciate that you do the narration as you go along, sharing your thought process. So many You tubers are mute the whole time, which gets boring.
Thank you Ron! I’ve seen that in other TH-camrs and I think it’s driven from a particular TH-camrs success that other Woodturning individuals are trying to emulate. Me I just wanna share what I do and tell those who wanna know or are I tested, the process 😁👍
@6:22 raining cats and dogs! Wow I love the new soundtrack!
Very nice I love it. "Ocular illusion"
I’m liking that Mick! Thank you 😁👍
The Burl Eclipse - I love this piece, one of your best.
Thank you Daniel! You may change your mind if the current making works out to be a good pair 👍😁
Hi Richard. So love this piece. Love the use of bog oak made into segments looks amazing. Still amazes me how you can your ideas out of your brain and into your fingers. The gilding looks fantastic but what else would you expect from Lenore. Great job. Cheers 🇦🇺
Hey John! I think I was just trying to create something using what I had, the new button jaws and chuck I got particularly. Then incorporating the designs of the last couple of pieces I’d made. The next one is nearing finish and I am SO happy with it! It’s what I consider next level 😁😁😁
@@WoodWithD so looking forward to it. I thought you were already at the next level
Absolutely brilliant, Dick. Well done. I suggest 'Oliver' as an appropriate name.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Oliver 👍
It is a beautiful abstract creation. So called "ABSTRACT DEPTH OF PERCEPTION" 👍👍👍.Thank you for sharing. Be safe 🇨🇦
Cheers Yeagerxp! That names going on the list! Love ❤️ 🇬🇧
Again, a beautiful piece Dick. Your vision is extraordinary!
Thank you Mike! Just got a bit bored of bowls 🤣
Another stunning piece, mate. So many lessons in this video. I thank you for sharing them all!
Name 3 lessons?
Very interesting piece, can't stop looking at it, can't decide what to name it though 🤔 I think Ocular illusion, which was suggested sounds very good 👍
Thank you Steve. I am also liking that as a potential name! 🤗
I love watching these videos, and most people would look at that blank and think bowl!!!
but you always deliver outside the box
Your foresight for the piece out of those odd bits of wood is astounding. The flexible planning stages bring out the best in the finished item.
I love it.
Awww thank you Tony! I spent about half hour feeling up the gimlet burr before deciding roughly what I wanted to make and it came out near exactly as weird as I wanted it to. Weird can be just weird and I’m sure it is to some, but I like it, and you like it! That’s all that really matter 🤗👍
Port hole 🏍❤️
😁😁😁❤️❤️❤️
Beautiful piece. Again, Lenore’s guilting of that inside edge is just the touch to finish the composition. Great work Dick.
Thank you Doug! Lenore’s gilding rocks! I’ll let her know your appreciation 😊👍
Through the looking glass, a golden eclipse of mind, bog and burr
Oooo, some good suggestions there Patrick. Will be discussing with Lenore at the weekend 😁👍
@@WoodWithD all goog Richard
Superb job as usual
Not you new favourite Tim?
Another stunning peace Dick...very, very nice. After I saw it on the final pictures... a name poped up.... Stargate !
Thank you 🙏
Definitely considered that one! In the end we went with Bridging the Void 😁👍
Superb, beautiful piece and incredibly interesting. I love your sculptural pieces.
Thanks Bradders, what about something like "what comes between" for the name? The two outer pieces draw your eye and then the ring completes it, almost framing it and creates a division which in practice brings the piece together
Stunning piece, as always!
Thank you mate 😁🤗👍
It is lookin very good!
Awww, Michael, thank you for your comprehensive reflective comment 😜
Deconstructed Rear Wheel
@@BrailsfordWoodworks yes, I’m not sure that’s the best name for it! But thank you for watching and bless your heart my dear Michael 💕
wrap the glue ups with old newspaper and you wont get any glue on your strap mate...
you could call it flat tyre as it really does look like an old car wheel with no spokes.
🤣🤣🤣🤣 Thank Steve! For the useful advice and the erm, suggested name 😝
Its a thingumybob
If I had my way, that would be the name on the ticket 🤣🤣🤣👍
Pin me! And I'll send you a funny pencil. (To where?)
Your art piece is just LOVELY!
Pin you?
Did you note the mention of your name and your dad?
@@WoodWithD my Dad's name is George Murray.
@@WoodWithD and I did hear you mention me, thanks! 😊
@@gemofthewoods5802 🤣 Your dad ❤️