THE TRUMPET, woodturning 

There is no such thing as scrap wood, just smaller pieces whose purpose has not yet been revealed! Beautiful piece, Sir! Bravo!

Most people think all you have to do is simply throw a piece of wood on a lathe. You demonstrate that true artistry and creativity comes from all the planning and prep work you do before ever putting tool to wood. So impressed with your work. It’s absolutely beautiful. You’re a true creative artist. Have you ever thought about wood and resin turns? Regardless I will be stopping by ETSY to view all your projects and I am excited to do so. Exceptionally well done sir. Mad respect.

That moment when a trumpet looks like a giant badminton birdy 😂

I don't know if I'm more impressed by the set-up or the finished product.....they're both spectacular.

Lovely shape! Nice joinery, good use of off-cuts!! Well done, sir .

Wonderful use of 'scrap'. :)

Very nice work!!

Puikus darbas 👍👍👍☕🥧🍉 Linkėjimai iš Lietuvos 🇱🇹

Amazing! fabulous

You must have two storage rooms: one for clamps and the other for the liters of glue you use. Nice turning, you lost me after the first five minutes of the video ! LOL

Top show beautiful beautiful

wow great God blz your work 🤝

Oh wow it is awesome and amazing to see the different colors wood there is. This is a stunningly beautiful magnificent and spectacular vase.

When you cut the piece in half I thought you had lost your mind. Then I remembered that losing one's mind is just part of being a woodworker. Beautiful work. You just gained a subscriber.

Wow, such an amazing piece. Thanks for sharing

...note to self...when time travel is possible, go back and invest in rubber bands...😅 Watching your prep work is just as enjoyable as watching the piece take shape on the lathe...and this one is amazing!...👍 Matt

Gorgeous 🙂

watching that when you got to the half way of the glue up i was thinking wow that would make a heck of a wall sconce

I am amazed that you can take "scraps" of wood and turn them into something so beautiful.

Another beautiful job Bro.Keep the great work up.👌👌👌

Hell Yeah !!! Once Again A Master Artist Showed Up For Work .

Oh my God! What can I say? This is amazing. The wooden scraps and their colors chosen for this piece, skilled workmanship, attention to details are just jaw dropping. This is truly a masterpiece. Mid way into the project, when you cut the piece right at the middle to smoothen the inside, I was shouting “noooooo” loudly. What do I know? The product turned out so nicely. My hat is off to you, Sir!

man, that's some incredible work. very impressed.

Absolutely beautiful, I almost fell off the couch when you cut in half to finish hollowing😂😂😂

A lot of time went into this but what a beautiful piece of work!!!

I like the sanding stick. Simple and effective tool. Another great project.

Oh,oh,oh very, very, very!!! Beautiful!!!

if the world ever runs out of rubber bands, you're in trouble. or you have them all...

Beautiful my friend, you are a genius. BEAUTIFUL!!!👌👏👏👏

Absolutely beautiful. Very inspiring - another idea to try - thank you sir 🙏🏻

Great looking project, lot of detailed work.

Spectacular Piece. As always, I amazed by your artistic talent..

Gobsmacked. So good! As usual. 😀👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

Again a work of not only perfect craftsmanship but of stunning imagination and creativity! I'm in awe! What I like further is that you are using only natural materials whereas other woodturners use chemicals as resin, too. (They are producing beautiful works nevertheless). But I appreciate very much your work with Mother Nature's gifts. Hers and your creations produce genuine works of art. Thank you 🙏🏻

Hello, Good night. The cartoon is really eye-catching, you will enjoy all this creativity, you have created a very precise and painstaking work, the harder the work and the more precise it is, the more you will enjoy it at the end of the work, when you look at it, you will feel a sense of victory and pride. In the end, I hope to see more and more interesting work from you. Good luck

Absolutely gorgeous Mayuko and a great use of left over wood.

Totally amazing.....your ability to see angles and such is stellar!! 💜💜

Eye-Catching Piece Of Art

That is very beautiful!

What a magnificent use of left-over offcuts! You certainly have skill! Just one question, with all of that wood dust being blown around and from sanding, please tell me you wear a dust filtering mask, or better? there are so many diseases that wood dust can cause, I would hate for you to be take away prematurely from the very thing that gives you happiness.

Very creative and skillful Every time I watch one of your video as I get great ideas and learn something

the magic begins the moment the pieces of wood are selected ! like a master smith will combine various types of steel which are forge welded, cut, stacked, tiled and etched to produce beautiful patterns, you achieve the same with wood, the colours in this piece are sublime, even more so when you apply the finish and, as i have commented many times before, you bring the wood to life and make it sing,

Muito bom trabalho parabéns pra vc e sua equipe 🇧🇷

Magnificent use of leftover pieces!! Absolutely beautiful sir.

good

I love your projects. I would be interested to see something made of all the various multicolored off-cuts you end up with

Для георгин и гладиолусов!)))

Nice design but I am not convinced rubber bands give enough clamping pressure on glue ups. gaps seem to be there.

So beautiful !!!

Very cool and turned out beautiful

I watched every second of the video with great pleasure, it was a very good work, well done.

Just a stylish and wooden version of Loud Speaker.

دائما تبهرنا بالتحف الفنية التي تقدمها لنا اتمنى لك السعادة والصحة الجيدة يا صديقي👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

One of your best designs yet! Good work.

That is beautiful work brother 👍🏽😎

The wood colors and craftsmanship are wonderful! I love how this vase turned out! 💓💯

Beautiful job.

Stunning vase, Mayuko!! It is beautiful. Awesome pattern and combination of wood. Take care.

Looks pretty awesome 👌

Another beautiful vase. You always start with simple slats of various types of wood. Saw and arrange them again and again. Then a vase with a beautiful pattern is created. Your creativity is endless, marvelous.

Very beautiful work always a pleasure to watch your videos

Beautiful piece! Thank you for posting.

Very colorful!!

its really nice creations.keep it up

Very beautiful. I'm wondering why you had to cut it in half when you were turning it, only to glue it back together again?

Another masterpiece. I wish I had 1/10th of your imagination. You should have a half a million subscribers minimum.

Superb idea!

Magnificent. Thanks for sharing. Truly inspirational

simple idea really skilfully done but where is the guard on the circular saw ? you would be heading for a huge fine if you were working in an unsafe manner in the UK

Another quite simply stunning piece, but what else would we expect 👍

WOW mayuko u r so so amazing. weldone and its a beauty.

Are you more than one person? Such creative works of art, and different each time.

Very beautiful!!

Amazing, really beautiful. Such a lovely process. One question, I'm not sure I understand why you used a hand saw to cut it in half only to glue it back together again. Was that so you could reach fully inside to finish the bottom part of the piece? Again, amazing craftsmanship. Thanks for sharing!

espectacular , felicitaciones

Wonderful!!

Very interesting and looks great. Has a familiar look to it.

Your projects are getting more imaginative and complex. Really interesting. 👍Just be careful of the thin cut off projectiles🙏

Beautiful.

Fascinating. About how many hours to make?

Bom dia Mayuko, mais um show de trabalho, que peça espetacular, sou seu fã incondicional parabéns pelo trabalho 👏👏👏👏👏

très joli

Best idea

It's amazing how the pattern makes it look as if if it wobbles on the lathe, and how it also looks like it's not rounded like a vase.

Absolutely stunning, and very clever! It's very difficult to cut staves to fit exactly, as you demonstrate here. I set my miter saw to make a bowl of a certain angle and number of staves, then cut trial bowls out of scrap wood, making tiny adjustments of the miter or blade angle until it is perfect, and then leave the saw alone until I want to change the parameters to something new. Search on "Making a Tulipwood Stave Bowl" here on RU-vid for the technique.

Que diseño, tan creativo, muy elaborado, muy hermoso!!!!!

Amei, serve ou realmente p usar na sala, ou, igreja uso de flores materiais, saúde paz protecao do CRIADOR o qual nos da os DONS P CRIAR TRABALHOS EM MADEIRA, Q NADA Ê IGUAL .!!!@@!!@

A trumpet flower ready for springtime. Beautiful!

👍

Bravos!! le bois de couleur jaune vous pouvez me dire quelle essence?

All of the little pieces you cut off, you should put in a mold with resin.

Simply amazing work!!! I have 2-3 questions 1. How much time did it take to figure out what to do 2. How much time did it take to put together 3. How much time did it take to turn out Of course how much time for everything complete Thank you Sir. I do appreciate your work it’s amazing & unique.

mantap

Nice one. Did you glue in the tabs of the ribbon?

As usual, magnificent. I envy you your wood inventory. I have been wood turning for just under a month now and spent what I had on a lathe, tools and a few finishing supplies. When I realized I was going to need some wood also, I stepped out the back door, walked to the nearest tree and cut it down, sawing off the bottom four feet and carrying that into the basement. I've now used all of that and have to go get the next six feet which leads to the first crotch (already planning a natural edged bowl for that), but we've had 16 inches of snow in the past week, so I've been waiting for some of it to melt. Probably today. I noticed that you cut off your workpieces with a western (push style) hand saw, while I and most everyone I see on RU-vid uses the Japanese style (pull cut) hand saw. How does that happen? Again, my compliments on a beautiful work and thank you for sharing it with us. And yes, most of my work has cracked. 😥

Im sorry but I dont understand why you cut it in half then glued it back together again, what was the purpose?

I look forward to your videos. Then I'm disappointed when it's over because I have to wait for the next one! Quick question: why did you cut the vase in two? Is that because you couldn't reach the inside bottom safely?

What was the main reason of cutting it in 2 pieces and then gluing them back again?

Wow, that turned out very, very nice! What woods did you use? Take care, Wayne

You didn't need to use all those rubber bands. Use the clamps like before just don't put glue where you don't want it!