As someone who lives alone with absolutely nothing to do, I really really really appreciate all my favorite youtubers doing quick videos. Everyone gets a like
@@peterbrownwastaken since you made a Peppercorn pepper mill , have you thought of a Salt Grinder out of course salt like Pink Himalayan to go with your pepper mill ? Or would that be impossible since salt tends to dissolve ?
@@ChaosWolf1982 That's what I was wondering myself. Although a rather crafty alternative to that would be to use the pink rock salt from his earlier vids. Bigger chunks might last if resin were to dissolve it . . . maybe ? Also I would LOVE to see him do anything out of Lemurian Granite !!! That stuff is Otherworldly !
When I was deep in my goth phase, I got black roses made from glass. I went to this shop in Florida every year and bought something; I’d save up money every year. The last one was free; the trips were hard to make because I was already pretty ill and it didn’t look like I’d be back for years. The glass maker we always talked with and ordered from made the last one and added a rose laying down on its side; the others were standing under a dome. Black petals, dark red stem, dark green leaves. I held the last standing one in my lap all the way home on a 16 hour drive; some had broken before on a plane trip home. Weird what things come to mind after years.
I can imagine that this is what the rose would look like if the beast was actually evil! Hope you're feeling okay during these trying times and hope everything is going okay on your end
If you made both versions they could make such epic stage props! You could do a switch to show the beast becoming unwell or evil, so many fun options for story telling with such a strong visual.
I have been wanting to see a project of resin shavings like at 3:05 in different colours put into clear resin! I think it would be so beautiful. ❤💙💚💛💜💟
Actually, I believe he's covered that in a little sidebar to one of his other videos, and unfortunately, as pretty as it sounds, the shavings aren't visible in resin. I was bummed when I found out too.
I know you made a drunken cutting board and a drunken rolling pin, but you you make a drunken salt pot or drunken dinner set (cups, plates, bowls)? It might kill time during the quarantine 😊
ListenerMustard Ideally I’d want him to make something his daughter can take part in, because practical subjects aren’t as suitable for online classes, especially when they need hands-on guidance.
If the Social Distancing and the California lock down gives us all more Peter Brown, it will make all the craziness going on in the world right now worth it!
Seeing all of the pretty resin ribbons reminded me of your Multidip video, What if you put colored resin inside clear resin? What I'm curious about is, would you see the ribbons clearly or would it just make "Clouds" of color?
Ya, I’m pretty sure you would see colored streaks. The resin didn’t dissolve into the resin, they just have the same refractive index, as they’re the same thing, so they disappeared. Basically the same way that putting a pane of glass under water, it can be almost invisible, as they have very similar refractive indexes.
I love how the wife is so supportive n enthusiastic when it comes to all ur projects, minus the ones that involve her blender of course but it's so cool to hear her so excited with the finished products.
AND IT LIGHTS UP TOO! It looks amazing! P.S: Thank you for taking the restrictions seriously, leading by example & being good role models, in these very strange times.
Somehow watching you use the lathe is therapeutic. I like the roses. Do you think the professionally freeze-dried ones with the vivid color would hold up in resin?
Nevir202 yeah I realize why the one was darker. I love how both the rose projects turned (pun intended) out, and I’m just saying I’d happily watch him experiment more. My bigger point is that I always find his lathe projects calming to watch.
Please PLEASE make more videos. Your work is incredible and my entire family loves watching you create. I don't care what it is, I will watch you make it.
Just wanted to say this, I found your videos about two years ago when I was suffering from pneumonia (worst birthday ever BTW do not recommend). I have no interest in doing woodworking myself but I honestly haven't stopped watching your videos since I found them. I find them so interesting and love watching. Thanks for the making these videos.
Looks amazing, I'm so glad you decided to finish it. I though it was such a waste when you didn't use it. It looks so pretty. Like a older rose that was forgotten but still hold some magic.
There is something so therapeutic about watching the momentum of the resin getting peeled away and flung near vertical in the air in the form of thin streamers lovely
Quarantine day 3: lets work on this old project and make it pretty. day 7: this is fun working and playing in the shop. Day 17: I need new ideas. Day 38: so bored, let’s destroy everything bad. Day 39: that felt good...destroy everything good. Day 53: life has no meaning let’s make my coffin. Day 356: well that year sucked...
There's no way that I'd be getting bored working in my shop. At least not while my tools are working properly. It can become a problem to buy new tools, blades, and materials since everything is closed and you only can buy things through the internet. Heavy and/or voluminous things is a problem. money can be a problem as well in the end. But in average households there are so many things we can be creative with. Grab any kind of material or object, search on TH-cam, pinterest or instructables (I'm sure there are more possibilites) and you find tons of ideas.
Absolutely gorgeous. The failed rose feels more relatable somehow, and the blue light makes it look like it was taken by the seasons and succumbed to the early winter frost!
Peter, I do not claim to know you, but from watching your videos you have always seemed to me a kind and gentle soul. Thank you for sharing with us not only your creations, but more importantly your personality. Your videos always make me smile.
I’m so happy you did this!! I wanted to see how this looked so badly. And in my opinion, it looks better than the other one. It just has a dark yet beautiful feel to it
Thank you Peter, for showing us how you can turn what you thought was a failure into a success. Not enough people people show the failure and are willing to work with what they have.
My father was working on a table centre piece and the resin warped (new to working with resin and we live in a tropical climate, didn't real know how this resin would work in such a high humidity climate). It turned out to be one of my, and quite a few others, favourite pieces. It had a real organic look to the edges that he wouldn't be able to reproduce if he tried.
Keep them coming Peter. I think being strapped down is hindering my mojo! LOL! It's been great to see you finish this project. I'm truly glad you did it. I always have wondered when you were going to finish it. Not if, but when. Glad to see the Mrs and yourself well! Please stay that way! Many blessings!
I am so happy about this rose...now it has a home too!! I had binge watched all the turnings and preservings...and all the live objest preservations were what I enjoyed the most! Thank you so much!! And please stay safe and healthy!
I am glad that you talk to the tools like that. The others at the maker space look at me funny when I do that. Sometimes I have to unplug them and put them back on the shelf to make them stop.
That came out great! Love the addition of the light too. I agree the green is cool. Since you are looking for something to do another Dip It might be called for, huh? hint hint...🤣🤣
Love the Quick Videos Peter Stay Safe, I will be trying my hand a turning some fishing Lures while on lock down this week now that my wedding is delayed until July. :-)
Sometimes it‘s imperfections and little flaws which make the difference between pretty and overwhelmingly beautiful. This project is the latter, thanks for sharing. Stay safe!
I remember watching the old video, so when I saw the rose again I thought wait a minute, then you brought out the one that you said didnt work out. I'm glad you saved it, I think it had way more character than the other one and piece of Maple was a perfect match. Thanks for another great video. Stay healthy.
I too like this one better, everyone and everything has its imperfections, which is what's is even more beautiful. You have patience and talent, I enjoy watching your videos, thank you.
I used my Rikon Midi for 10 years! It's a great starter. 12" swing 1/2hp and under $400. If you have a Rockler or Woodcraft in your area you can check them out in person.
I also tried to encapsulate a flower for my grandson. I had some similar problems. I made my pour with too much. So I ended up with a crack and some pockets like you did. I used some plastic polish to get it to shine. I was unfortunate that I only had the one flower to work with. My grandson still liked it though. I helped him to make a small base out of black walnut wood. After all it turned out okay. He liked it so that is what counts. Thanks for the video. Stay well by staying home and take care of yourself and your family. I still have some of the spider web stuff in my shop. I need to get that cleaned up.
Day 3 of social distancing and the subject has appeared to form a relationship with a drill press we must watch this relationship closely
Alfonso Alonzo there’s nothing wrong with talking to the drill press. It’s when he starts talking to the hand tools we should be worried
Kattlynn Winkelman
He did that before social distancing became a thing xD
@@kattalainna7436 pretty sure hes done it before lol
@Illustrious Cabbage if it talks back we all have to worry
Monitor. Not watch. Monitor. You want to sound sciencey? You gotta do it right.
The plus side to this pandemic is:
"At least the internet is developed enough for us to effectively communicate remotely, this time."
That and less feudal lords
Would love to see a series where you revisit past "failures" and do something new or old with those happy accidents.
I do agree, a series about this would be quite awesome!
As opposed to befriending a chip, penny, and used napkin, Peter, has befriended a drill press, a lathe, and a rose. Weird.
I think we've seen weirder from Peter.
J.D. S. Me and my pet sock agree
As someone who lives alone with absolutely nothing to do, I really really really appreciate all my favorite youtubers doing quick videos. Everyone gets a like
you need to tell spiderman to control his web slinging or at least clean up his mess
haha
@@peterbrownwastaken So, what about a drunken puzzle?
@@peterbrownwastaken
since you made a Peppercorn pepper mill , have you thought of a Salt Grinder out of course salt like Pink Himalayan to go with your pepper mill ? Or would that be impossible since salt tends to dissolve ?
@@ytube6190 I know salt dissolves in water, but I dunno enough about resin to say if it would risk dissolving in that, too.
@@ChaosWolf1982
That's what I was wondering myself. Although a rather crafty alternative to that would be to use the pink rock salt from his earlier vids. Bigger chunks might last if resin were to dissolve it . . . maybe ? Also I would LOVE to see him do anything out of Lemurian Granite !!! That stuff is Otherworldly !
Peter, just know, we always appreciate you making the mess so we don't have to. 😁
the old goth in me loves the dead rose.
When I was deep in my goth phase, I got black roses made from glass. I went to this shop in Florida every year and bought something; I’d save up money every year. The last one was free; the trips were hard to make because I was already pretty ill and it didn’t look like I’d be back for years. The glass maker we always talked with and ordered from made the last one and added a rose laying down on its side; the others were standing under a dome. Black petals, dark red stem, dark green leaves. I held the last standing one in my lap all the way home on a 16 hour drive; some had broken before on a plane trip home.
Weird what things come to mind after years.
I can imagine that this is what the rose would look like if the beast was actually evil! Hope you're feeling okay during these trying times and hope everything is going okay on your end
If you made both versions they could make such epic stage props! You could do a switch to show the beast becoming unwell or evil, so many fun options for story telling with such a strong visual.
technically he *was* evil but he changed. Maybe this is what the rose would look like if the curse was permanent.
I have been wanting to see a project of resin shavings like at 3:05 in different colours put into clear resin! I think it would be so beautiful.
❤💙💚💛💜💟
Actually, I believe he's covered that in a little sidebar to one of his other videos, and unfortunately, as pretty as it sounds, the shavings aren't visible in resin. I was bummed when I found out too.
@@ElvenScout44 😲😲😲😲 whaaaat!!!! Then dye them first?
I know you made a drunken cutting board and a drunken rolling pin, but you you make a drunken salt pot or drunken dinner set (cups, plates, bowls)? It might kill time during the quarantine 😊
ListenerMustard
Ideally I’d want him to make something his daughter can take part in, because practical subjects aren’t as suitable for online classes, especially when they need hands-on guidance.
@@ragnkja That would be really cool to see too!
A drunken stein or other drinking glass would really take the cake, as the saying goes
@@HmmmmmLemmeThinkNo I just meant any drinking vessel 😊
@@ragnkja A pair of drunken nunchucks to defend from the toilet paper raiders
I wanted to see how this one would turn out too, so I'm glad you kept it & could finish it for us. 😊
Me too!!
"Turn out"? I see what you did there...
If the Social Distancing and the California lock down gives us all more Peter Brown, it will make all the craziness going on in the world right now worth it!
Seeing all of the pretty resin ribbons reminded me of your Multidip video, What if you put colored resin inside clear resin? What I'm curious about is, would you see the ribbons clearly or would it just make "Clouds" of color?
I was wondering that too!
@@ListenerMustard Yeah! Either it could be a (transparent) confetti blank 2.0 or a have a painting look to it 😁
Ya, I’m pretty sure you would see colored streaks.
The resin didn’t dissolve into the resin, they just have the same refractive index, as they’re the same thing, so they disappeared.
Basically the same way that putting a pane of glass under water, it can be almost invisible, as they have very similar refractive indexes.
See Mrs Brown is always right 😋
I love seeing you make something out of your mistakes/fails which normally turn out just as amazing if not better!
When that poly-something went on, wow did that make a difference! My jaw actually dropped.
I was shocked! When I put the first coat on my dumb shirt was in the shot.
It was pretty dramatic.
Wipe-on polyurethane
5:41
My reaction when my dog eats something she's not supposed to 😂😂😂
Lol
haha! Googly eyes make all my tools more naughty.
Thank you. That was perfect.
I love how the wife is so supportive n enthusiastic when it comes to all ur projects, minus the ones that involve her blender of course but it's so cool to hear her so excited with the finished products.
9:20 "I think this one... its flaws are what make it interesting."
You just melted every emo's heart including this one 🥀😩🖤
Soooo glad you're posting! Keep me sane during these trying times
Literally every catch while turning has my heart in my throat.
This looks like a Brothers Grimm version of the other one. I love it.
Social distence expectations: make unfinished projects
Reality: sleep
expectation: making order everywhere
reality: watching TH-cam videos
Petition to make Peter post a video every day
And also include all failures and explosions and cursing etc
I can get behind this.
Ummm he might die from the work pressure
AND IT LIGHTS UP TOO!
It looks amazing!
P.S: Thank you for taking the restrictions seriously, leading by example & being good role models, in these very strange times.
Somehow watching you use the lathe is therapeutic. I like the roses. Do you think the professionally freeze-dried ones with the vivid color would hold up in resin?
If you decide to try it, please take and upload a video so we can all find out.
Not unless he used some slower curing resin.
The reason this one browned is it literally got burnt by the heat of so much resin together in one place.
Nevir202 yeah I realize why the one was darker. I love how both the rose projects turned (pun intended) out, and I’m just saying I’d happily watch him experiment more. My bigger point is that I always find his lathe projects calming to watch.
Watch out....in 3 more weeks of social distancing, Peter will dip all his friends and family in resin to keep the germs away.
Please PLEASE make more videos. Your work is incredible and my entire family loves watching you create. I don't care what it is, I will watch you make it.
I love hearing Mrs. Brown’s reaction to the projects!
This little rose needs a brass label "after hours of searching for perfection, I would rather spend eternity with my flaws"
So glad to see a video from you. We're bored out of our minds.
ditto! haha
Having the flower turn while the polyurethane dried so there wouldn't be drips is so smart! I got green with envy wishing I could do that
I've done that before on my Oneway with the RPM all the way down to to the "rotisserie chicken" setting
Just wanted to say this, I found your videos about two years ago when I was suffering from pneumonia (worst birthday ever BTW do not recommend). I have no interest in doing woodworking myself but I honestly haven't stopped watching your videos since I found them. I find them so interesting and love watching. Thanks for the making these videos.
You've been living in your workshop for the last 3 days Peter!?c The wooden base adds an extra degree of rustic and compliments the rose.
A dark rose for these dark times. Thank you, Mr. Brown for this most appreciated gift. 🥀
Does anyone else just love watching the resin shoot off in long ribbons when Peter uses the lathe? It’s just so nice to watch.
Looks amazing, I'm so glad you decided to finish it. I though it was such a waste when you didn't use it. It looks so pretty. Like a older rose that was forgotten but still hold some magic.
Hey, Peter! Hope you and Mrs. Brown are well and safe!!
Hope EVERYONE is well and safe!!
So glad we got to see the result of the dark rose, this channel makes me wish I had gone to workshop class back in high school
We love you Peter !!! please keep making as many videos as possible. We watch every single one of them!!!
Thank you!
There is something so therapeutic about watching the momentum of the resin getting peeled away and flung near vertical in the air in the form of thin streamers lovely
Quarantine day 3: lets work on this old project and make it pretty.
day 7: this is fun working and playing in the shop.
Day 17: I need new ideas.
Day 38: so bored, let’s destroy everything bad.
Day 39: that felt good...destroy everything good.
Day 53: life has no meaning let’s make my coffin.
Day 356: well that year sucked...
There's no way that I'd be getting bored working in my shop. At least not while my tools are working properly. It can become a problem to buy new tools, blades, and
materials since everything is closed and you only can buy things through the internet. Heavy and/or voluminous things is a problem. money can be a problem
as well in the end. But in average households there are so many things we can be creative with. Grab any kind of material or object, search on TH-cam, pinterest or
instructables (I'm sure there are more possibilites) and you find tons of ideas.
Hans de Groot I’m so happy I bought a ton of yarn two months ago. 😂 I Can Just knit and knit and knit!
Love this one more. I'd really enjoy a series of "social distancing" videos. Little quick random ones. "Left over" projects, if you will.
Wow the wipe on Polly trick was great. Going to have to try it on my next project.
Absolutely gorgeous. The failed rose feels more relatable somehow, and the blue light makes it look like it was taken by the seasons and succumbed to the early winter frost!
Peter, I do not claim to know you, but from watching your videos you have always seemed to me a kind and gentle soul. Thank you for sharing with us not only your creations, but more importantly your personality. Your videos always make me smile.
I like this channel because at the end of nearly every video he brings in Mrs. Brown and gets her opinion. They have good banter.
I missed shop time so much. I benge the videos every once in a while when I'm crafting.
That light looks AWESOME!
Yeah, we both agree. I was surprised how cool it looked.
Thank you sir for this welcome distraction🏴
LOL. Peter cant leave his house. "Well darn. Guess I can do videos!" meanwhile all of us are like, THANK GOD! Cure the boredom!
Peter is such a pure soul ❤️ he’s probably made some cool Christmas gifts over the years for his family
I’m so happy you did this!! I wanted to see how this looked so badly. And in my opinion, it looks better than the other one. It just has a dark yet beautiful feel to it
Thank you Peter, for showing us how you can turn what you thought was a failure into a success. Not enough people people show the failure and are willing to work with what they have.
My father was working on a table centre piece and the resin warped (new to working with resin and we live in a tropical climate, didn't real know how this resin would work in such a high humidity climate). It turned out to be one of my, and quite a few others, favourite pieces. It had a real organic look to the edges that he wouldn't be able to reproduce if he tried.
Love the polishing pad method, there is something therapeutic about it!
I love seeing the little mishaps along the way. The tool catching on the laythe and being like "nah it's chill"
Keep them coming Peter. I think being strapped down is hindering my mojo! LOL! It's been great to see you finish this project. I'm truly glad you did it. I always have wondered when you were going to finish it. Not if, but when. Glad to see the Mrs and yourself well! Please stay that way! Many blessings!
I do like this one. Nor having the rose too close to the top allows you to see the rose better and not distorted. Nice job!
I am so happy about this rose...now it has a home too!! I had binge watched all the turnings and preservings...and all the live objest preservations were what I enjoyed the most! Thank you so much!! And please stay safe and healthy!
I am glad that you talk to the tools like that. The others at the maker space look at me funny when I do that. Sometimes I have to unplug them and put them back on the shelf to make them stop.
Omg i love how this turned out💜 exactly as i thought dude its BEAUTIFUL ❤😍
Glad you finished it, Peter. It looks quite good. And the addition of the light... NICE!
Billy
That came out great! Love the addition of the light too. I agree the green is cool.
Since you are looking for something to do another Dip It might be called for, huh? hint hint...🤣🤣
Please put daily videos, your videos will definitely lift up our spirits during this unfortunate situation 😊
This is great symbolism for the fact that imperfection is still beautiful. You made a great choice in wood, it compliments the rose amazingly.
Ms Brown is always right. I was reallying hoping for this rose the first time around!
Love the Quick Videos Peter Stay Safe, I will be trying my hand a turning some fishing Lures while on lock down this week now that my wedding is delayed until July. :-)
Sometimes it‘s imperfections and little flaws which make the difference between pretty and overwhelmingly beautiful. This project is the latter, thanks for sharing. Stay safe!
Great work Peter! Looked awesome especially with the green light in my opinion. Stay safe guys
I was kinda spiraling, so this was incredibly necessary and deeply soothing. Thank you.
If social distancing means more videos from you then the world is a little brighter today!
I can’t get enough of your content! Such an awesome creator/craftsman! And the sense of humor is on point lol
I know what folks want to see even more, and you know what I’m going to say. Turn that pineapple 🍍🍍🍍🍍🍍
It goes well with the base. I agree the faults give it more character. Looks great!
This is darned cool. It's as if the rose is very old but still going.
Keep 'em coming!
I remember watching the old video, so when I saw the rose again I thought wait a minute, then you brought out the one that you said didnt work out. I'm glad you saved it, I think it had way more character than the other one and piece of Maple was a perfect match. Thanks for another great video. Stay healthy.
Thanks Peter for the awesome video especially with the tough times we are facing.
It's actually beautifully done! Cohesive and harmonious with the gorey esthetic of the rose
Peter, That looks great! Excellent Craftsmanship!
I'm glad you are all staying safe and doing quarantine!
Quite possibly my all-time favorite result. SO cool. Your wife has good taste. ;)
I love it when we hear your wifes comments at the end of the video.
I think I saw this in comments of the last video with the "glass rose". A petal or two floating would make it so awesome and surreal to look at.
Absolutely gorgeous, great choice with the natural gap in the base, love it!
Great little video keep them coming we don't see near enough of you.
I love the yellow light. It makes the stem and leaves look like they were gilded
Love the rose! Hiding out in Texas. You keep making your great videos and I’ll keep watching. Stay in and stay safe guys!
Thanks Peter, just the thing I needed to see before I head into work. Glad to see the milk jug hammer is still useful
This world is crazy man, as a fellow Californian i feel your pain. Best of luck and much love to you and yours
Oh wow. Am getting a beauty and beast vibes. Great Job Peter!!!
I too like this one better, everyone and everything has its imperfections, which is what's is even more beautiful. You have patience and talent, I enjoy watching your videos, thank you.
Love your awesome projects Peter! I would love to have an orange tulip in a casting like this for my wife. Would make for an amazing shelf piece. 🧡
Love your work. All that is good in its own time. This rose had its day. Thank you for redoing it.
Hope you and Miss Brown are doing well and staying safe. Lofe you guys. And thank you for beeing with us.
Do a video on what a good starter wood lathe wood be for a beginner looking to get into wood turning. I love your videos and you’ve inspired me.
I used my Rikon Midi for 10 years!
It's a great starter. 12" swing 1/2hp and under $400. If you have a Rockler or Woodcraft in your area you can check them out in person.
I also tried to encapsulate a flower for my grandson. I had some similar problems. I made my pour with too much. So I ended up with a crack and some pockets like you did. I used some plastic polish to get it to shine. I was unfortunate that I only had the one flower to work with. My grandson still liked it though. I helped him to make a small base out of black walnut wood. After all it turned out okay. He liked it so that is what counts. Thanks for the video. Stay well by staying home and take care of yourself and your family. I still have some of the spider web stuff in my shop. I need to get that cleaned up.
I hope you guys are keeping safe, thank you for helping keep us all entertained while we go through this
It looks like the beauty and the beast rose. Love it
You know what I’ve watched your channel from the get go! You’ve done some amazing work! Love the videos as always! Thanks!!
Okay, I'm probably crazy, but the green light underneath is high key giving me nostalgia. I can't place it, but it's beautiful. Amazing work.