Woodturning - The Kaleidoscope Hollow From
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 18 ส.ค. 2022
- Woodturning - In this video I take resin blocks from leftover resin pours and smash them up into pieces then combine them with a old maple branch and black tinted epoxy to make a very unique hollow form.
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every time you post i say “dang this is my favorite piece you’ve ever done” and here i go again. 😁 can’t wait to see what you do next
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I love it! It's beautiful and odd in just the right way. And please, don't take this the wrong way.... But it looks like a funeral urn for a circus clown.
It would be very fitting. No offense taken. Thanks for watching
That is funny lol good comment
Well the resin smashing is something we haven’t seen before! It came out great.
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This is 100 times prettier than the candy bowl. You amaze me with creativity of you work, God has blessed you with a lot of talent.
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I didn't realize how translucent the hollow form is until those last pictures - pretty cool. I started with pine - from old 4x4 fence posts that had rotted at the ground that we replaced. The wood is light, very dry, and cuts easily. The wood was free and great to learn with. I'm simply a hobbyist and still have much to learn.
Free is always good. Thanks
The resin chunks reminds me of Brach’s hard candy. So colorful and vibrant! Lighting it up was great too, it created a completely different look and showed the beautiful shimmer in some of the pieces. It would look great in a modern design setting. Great job!
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I loved the light shining through. Looked like stained glass
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I hadn’t really appreciated this one until you shined the light in there. Really nice piece.
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That would make as awesome urn for a very unique person! Very nice!
I was also thinking a cool night light.
Someone mentioned it would be fitting for a clown, 🤷♂️🤷♂️ lol. Thanks for watching
It looks like the hard candy at Christmas time! That is so cool! Great job as aways, and what a wonderful idea to use that leftover epoxy. Really love your videos and learning about your craft. Thank you for sharing.
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I like the result of using leftovers! Look forward to seeing more!
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It is beautiful Jim. They always pop when you put on the first coat of finish. Enjoy your time with your family, it is precious. We are visiting my son near Paris for the first time in three years at the end of next month 🌞
Have a great time! Thanks for watching
Jim: when I started turning, 30+ years ago, I made miniature things out of pine. I wanted to see if turning was anything that I would like. I made spinning tops and small toys for the kids. I graduated to larger forms in hard woods. Your info is a good guide for beginners. The hollow form does look nice. Lots of colour. Take care and stay safe.
This would be totally acceptable as well. Thanks for watching
Straight out of the 70's! Love it. 💕
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My granddaughter introduced me to resin videos but I found you on my own, and I love the items you make. I think this one is my favorite so far. I can hardly wait to see what’s next each week.
Awesome! Welcome aboard! Thanks for watching
At the end when you had the light on it, I saw what looked like candy that I would have over Christmas at my grandparents home. Love how it came out with just small hints of wood.
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Beautiful piece! Thanks Jim, Happy Friday!
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Jim, another cool piece. Thank you for educating us on the woods. Have a wonderful visit with your family.
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Very nice hollow form. One of my favorite I’ve seen from any turner. Thanks for sharing.
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I want you to know that I think your woodworking is absolutely amazing. I think everything you make is beautiful.
Thank you so much 😊
That is a truly beautiful piece. Love the translucency of it.
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Really cool video this week Jim such a great idea with the left over resin. Totally unique. Your great at thinking 'outside of the box' they really are great projects I love them. Top class man.
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What a cool hollow form. It reminds me of those multicoloured liquorice you get around Christmas.
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It looks fantastic! Smashing the multicoloured resin at the start (while super duper messy) was definitely the right call!
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Fantastic & great looking piece of art. Once again never disappointed in your Master Craftsmanship❗👍🏼
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Awesome job! Looks like a kaleidoscope!😍
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Gnarly maple and resin piece’s. Never would have thought of that. Turned out beautiful.
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The dark resin really makes those colors pop. My favorite piece to date!
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Hi Jim, whilst it's not my favourite project of yours (I'm generally not a massive fan of kaleidoscope projects) it was certainly winning me over when you were doing the glamour shots with the light source at the end. It really did look very nice. Nevertheless, another great video Sir! Hope you have a great weekend.
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Beautiful piece Jim!
I've turned some beautiful spalted Beech, it was dry (sat outside in a woodpile before it was given to me), and I just left it to dry in my basement workroom for about a year before turning. No cracking!
It's in a video on my channel if you want to check it out ☺️
I’ll check it out. Thanks for watching
Jim, perfect description on the kaleidoscope ! My son looked over while watching it, and said it looks like one of those fun toys. “Dad you should make one, I’ve seen them in the catalogs before” 👍👍👍
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that turned out really nice Jim, I was asked to make something like you made this week by a viewer, I hadn't watched this yet, funny how we both used left over resin for our projects, the FUN CUPS ! and yeah I tried smashing resin up like that for the Stained Glass Collab with Ken Moon, it really takes a beating before it gives up, see ya next week, thumbs up as always, and you put a light in yours too ! LOL
It’s funny I was thinking the same thing when I seen your video too. Going to rewatch it because I had a lot of family here and was pretty crazy. Let’s see if we make the same things next week, lol. Thanks for watching!
No lacking of your imagination!! Wondering what will come out of this?? Fantastic how well the wood and colored resin chunks will get along very well with each other!! Really great, building a beautiful finish!! Love how striking these color perform as you build the finish!! Totally amazing, how much buffing can grow even better!! Even hove great penmanship!! A lost art, computers have lost our script! The light bring fire to this piece!!
The buffing sure helps. Thanks for watching
It amazes me that you can take leftover resin and a piece of wood that before resin probably would have been in the burn pile and make something that beautiful.
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That looks absolutely incredible, I wasn't even thinking about the possibility of a lidded project with a finial!
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What a great idea how to use the additional resin blocks. The little wood popping thru adds a great contrast and dimension. Thank you as always.
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Absolutely gorgeous Jim. A great use of left over resin.
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Very unique piece! It reminds me of something you'd see sitting on a pedestal in a fancy art museum.
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Lovely piece. Love the look of the pearl in the resin chunks.
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I love colorful things in general. This is amazing, especially with it being lit up. It reminds me of candy
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I love the odd projects like this where multiple materials are used to create.
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Love the work. Reminds me of watching my father. It is so relaxing for me to just sit and watch. Thanks for the memories.
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Very creative using the resin colored pieces of resin in a resin block.
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It looks like a kaleidoscope when you put a light to it. Very beautiful!
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What a recycle job of srevotfel into treasure. Woo!You got it, you flaunt it, and we can’t get enough. That piece turned out gorgeous. Surprising amount of translucency too. Thanks for sharing this one and some words about starter-wood to try.
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@@SpragueWoodturning can’t wait for the next installment!
so relaxing watching a craftsman work
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That vase looks fantastic. I like it so much better that the first one you did. Beautiful job. It is even more fantastic light up.
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Great way to use excess resin. Love the color. Awesome work again. I don't turn but so enjoy watching you.
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Jim I really appreciate the time you put into your channel. I need more.
Thanks for watching! I really appreciate it!
The word radical comes to mind; totally retro yet modern, and very much a shout to the 80's in my opinion; the 70's were more round and bubbly in color I'd say.
Super swick job, thanks Jim.
Thank you very much!
The black goes very well with it. Another amazing piece.
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A great way to use up left overs and bits and pieces. Looking forward to seeing other pieces done this way. Cheers
Ive got more resin blocks ready to go, lol. Thanks for watching
Amazing! The first thing I think of for this type of project is a side table candy bowl and a big one to use on Halloween!!
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Omg what an amazing piece, love watching you recycle old resin so colourful, that black really highlights the colouring of the purple and shows you use lots of colours in your work xx
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I love watching those ribbons of epoxy flying around!! On some of your videos you are explaining to some people (who don’t like it) that you chose to do talking after the fact (voice-overs) to explain what you are doing. I thought I would mention that I do really enjoy that format you’ve chosen. Sometimes it’s fun to hear the noise of the turning, but I also like being able to hear you without the distraction of that noise. I don’t turn wood and never will, but I really enjoy watching your videos and learning about it. Your pieces are beautiful!
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Holy moly! What an amazing idea for recycling your left over resin. Really love it.
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Love using the leftover resin, the multicolored chips really pop. Great piece.
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Resin pieces and yet you make it all look good. Thanks for sharing your talent.
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It reminds me a lot of terrazzo art, the way the fragmented resin looks. Very, very cool process and result!
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Wow how beautiful is that, working with resin is not an easy task, you make it look smooth and very pretty 😍
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Beautiful hollow form. Those reusable pieces make some great art. Please continue the information on your work.
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Cool use for leftover resin! Not to big on the shape, but the colors came out amazing. Thanks again Jim appreciate all the hard work.
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Beautiful use of spare parts that would have ended up in the trash or wood stove. You constantly surprise me. Keep it up!
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Wow, what a juxtaposition! The colors are fun and playful, yet the shape is sophisticated. I love it! Great job, Jim
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I liked the look..., But when it was on the table with the light? BAM! Lovely pinks in soft hues and amethyst purples shining so strong. What a piece! Can't wait for next week. Happy weekend with your people.
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I am never disappointed with your work.
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Love the black it sets off the color chunks.
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Very Unique Piece of Turned Art. BEAUTIFUL as always. Really Enjoyed Your discussion about Professional Woodturners last week. Very insightful. I tried for about a year while living in Oregon a few years ago and Failed Miserably. Dreams Dashed, now Turning as a hobby again.
It’s not an easy way to make a living. Thanks for watching!
I love it! Looks like the TV graphics from the 1980s, lol. I bet it would look awesome with some led string lights inside too
Yes it probably would. Thanks for watching
So cool! I think the translucent black was the right choice. It makes the colors pop without obscuring their brightness. Nicely done. I always love to watch you turn.
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Absolutely awesome! An absolute rainbow 🌈 of colors! Beautiful!🥰💜
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Gorgeous, what a clever idea. Stay safe, love from the UK 🇬🇧
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Very Psychedelic Jim! Love the idea of having a warm light source inside of it!
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Well done!!! I like it… especially how the translucence between the more solid color bits lets the light shine through… and how the colors glow in the light.
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Excellent piece Jim. Amazing how the Waterlox brings out the color of the resin pieces. Very nice.
It’s a great product! Thanks for watching
That came out beautifully, a great use of extra resin to make wonderful art.
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Truly kaleidoscopic masterpiece!
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Another beautiful piece Jim. Love the multitude of color
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You’re work is beautiful and it’s a pleasure to see you work.
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The depth is really neat! When lit you can see the layers. 👏👏👏
Totally, thanks for watching!
That turned out great and an excellent use of the waste material. I have purchased at every dollar store I go in, the different shaped silicone ice cube trays for various seasons. Any excess mixed resins I have from a project, i pour in the ice cube trays and pop out the various shapes as there is always a chance to give away the small shapes to the kids or for your sales table at shows. Placing some of those shapes into a resin bowl might be fun too! Keep up the great work.
Great idea on the ice trays. Thanks for watching!
Stunning. With light shining through it will be alive!
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I’m glad to hear you have turning problems every now and then also. I’m sure the problems you have is rarer than mine.
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putting that shine made the colors pop. I can se why there would be more in the future. great job
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As soon as you turned out the blank I thought light shades . Imagine a set of three hanging over the kitchen island or dining table, wowser.
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Love this one, very unique and different. Thanks again for sharing
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Loved it when it just popped out of the bucket, you seemed shocked Jim. It is a gorgeous hollowform. What a great way to use leftover resin. Doug Moore turned a pretty lidded box from leftovers this week too.
I was surprised how easy it came out, lol.
This really is one of your BEST pieces. To me, it looks like beautiful little pieces of soaps. My aesthetician brain 🧠coming out there. 😅
I’m in awe 🫢😍
Wonderful job! 👌
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That would make a really cool base for a traditional table lamp that is also lit from within!
Yes it would. Thanks for watching
Beautiful piece. At first i thought "not enough wood" but it did grow on me. Great video like always.
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Wow, another nice piece, it's funny how it looks clear even though the resin was tinted black
Just going for a little bit of a Smokey look. Thanks
I love all the lovely colors and the gentle curves of the urn. I wasn't sure I was quite sold on you putting in black tinted resin, but after seeing how it turned out, it's spectacular. It needed that tinted resin. I loved the lustery golden look of the wood pieces too. And all the banged up resin color pieces are shimmering. It looks like a real treasure. My favorite piece overall is that gorgeous red and green resin australian pinecone looking thingy you made a long time ago. Looking forward to see what you make next week.
That’s been the most popular piece on my account. Thanks for watching
After you put the finish on it, now I like it. I wasn't sure if I would like it. Very colorful!
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I like this hollow form; it is colorful, and it is a good way to recycle your leftover resin.
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I made a small bowl like that but I used cut offs from pens. It really tire out great. I also made one with just small pieces of lumber. Have fun at 77 yrs old.
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Wow that is very cool brother now I know what to do with my leftover resin
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Hi Jim, That is a wonderful piece. It reminds me of when I was a kid and looked thru my Kaleidoscope tube and turning the two halves and seeing all the different color patterns. Ron USC RET
Thanks Ron!
I love the play of color in this piece, it's really gorgeous
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That is an awesome piece. Thanks for the information about someone wanting to be a wood turner. Came across your one late night and have been stuck ever since.
Great! Welcome aboard!