Woodturning - The Wedding Goblet 

As you were cutting the rings I was like "wait but they're gonna come loose and ... ohhhh wow cool."

The mini basketball being used as a brace made me loss it. Improvise, adapt, overcome.

HARRY DID YOU PUT YOUR BASKETBALL IN THE GOBLET OF FIRE

If I got this as a wedding gift I would spend the whole reception acting like a medieval queen

This is one of the most beautiful pieces of art I have seen in quite some time.

I just watched someone create a family heirloom...

My thought process at 8:20; “If he cuts any further, those ridges are going to fall off. What’s he doi-” (Remembers the video is called Wedding Goblet) “Oh, you magnificent bastard.”

His skill level is mind blowing. This is one of the most beautiful goblets I’ve ever seen.

Co-worker: you're really dragging today. Crazy night? Me: yea, up all night watching this guy turning woo... I mean clubbing.

Quarantine brought me here And I don't regret it one bit

I was going to say "Don't cut off the rings, they are gorgeous the way they are, and then I saw WHY you did it. Totally excellent.

If I saw an old man with a beard drinking out of this cup, I'd believe him if he told me he'd slain a dragon once

Anyone else got a addiction to watching these now?

When the rings came loose, I lost my mind. I thought they were going to be decorative ridges and then the popped loose. What an awesome piece.

I used to love love working with wood, had a bad accident with my hand ended up going into nursing. I swear when I retire to get back in it for the pure love and joy it always brought me.

I used to do a LOT of woodworking when I was younger, everything from cabinetry to furniture. As my life has gone on, I have gotten away from things like that. Thank you for posting your videos and reminding me of why I used to love it so much. Time to clear out part of the garage and get my tools out from under the layers of dust.

It's incredible what people can make in under 12 minutes

A gracious joy will be known in drinking from that exquisite chalice. What beautiful work, brother.

How the hell does a vid like this get so many dislikes? That is a beautiful piece of art, and it takes skill to make it. Probably a bunch of dislikes from other woodturners who produce mediocre work.

Accurate retelling of my reaction: Huh. Yeah, this is pretty impressive i gue- HOLY FRICK THIS ABSOLUTE MAD MAN CARVED RINGS THAT HANGS FREALY AROUND THE STEM! Well done my man, I'm impressed! Will give you a call whenever I need one of these for my wedding, alright?

I wondered about those rings for a second or so and then I realized the piece was called ; the wedding goblet and the two rings represented the two rings of the bride and groom and their wedding ! So cool!

I keep telling myself that this is the last Andy Phillip video, but those rings were next level. Okay one more.

Really cool.... You made this with a heart....

...and if they ever divorce, they'll fight over who gets the goblet. So beautiful!

im looking at the comments and realizing that im not the only one that has been in quarantine so long that i was accidentally introduced to the wonderful world of wood turning- this stuff is LEGIT

This goblet is exquisite, the captive rings such a clever idea for a wedding goblet. Perfect.

Absolutely beautiful!! From start to finish it was art! I’d have kept the even the block with the mixture as a piece of art. Just stunning work. ❤️

Imagine being able to look at random broken wood and say "Yeah I can make a Goblet outta that"

Is it just me or am I the only one who like the wood and gold when it first came out before he shapped it

This particular Andy Phillip piece goes for just over $7,500.

I've never heard of the captive ring tradition before. It's a lovely design. Great work!

Now this... This is the most beautiful goblet I've ever seen.

It's as if you carved a forest fire, flames and all. That's amazing!

I love those rings it brought this piece to a whole new level

It's kind of hypnotising when you watch a master at work........ An the Sound of the lathe takes me right back to technical studies at school many years ago.

Andy...... You are amazing. This goblet is gorgeous and I'm sure it will become a family heirloom for all future weddings in that family. We love your videos. My husband, now 82, was a journeyman carpenter. Created beautiful cabinet &' china hutches. He had massive stroke at 57. He was very disabled and lost the ability to use his hands . Has suffered declining health and strokes since. He loves to watch your Wood turning videos. They bring him joy and a tear once in a while. He bores easily with TV' and his attention span is short. Your wonderful short videos give him that " something" that takes him back to the days he created beautiful things and his beloved woodworking. I can't thank you enough for helping him through each day with your little offerings of hope and happy moments for him.. God bless you.. from Don's wife and caregiver. ⚘🙏⚘

Me at 07:43 “dang, little early to be finishing the stem isn’t it? I think if would look better if it was thinner” At 08:37: YOOOOOOOO

I’m amazed at this guy’s ability to turn random pieces of wood into something beautiful. Great work.

Feel lile those goblets would turn my capri-sun into wine. Beautiful craftsmanship.

That's actually pretty creative and cool, finally youtube recommendations doing it's job right for once.

I just love how when someone wood turns resin it looks like spider man got into a fight with a cotton candy machine

When you made those 2 rings on the stem it blew my mind. This has to be one of the best pieces I've ever seen from you. Make a whole dining set!

Oh man, I love when he scraps away that lacquer stuff. So satisfying.

Whoa, that is beautiful!

This is one of the most beautiful and awesome woodturn projects I've seen so far. 🔥

From trash to treasure in mere minutes. This is the dictionary definition of the touch of a master’s hand.

At the beginning it looked like a Minecraft torch

It’s gorgeous. Oh my god. Amazing work!!

I’d fight for that in the divorce

I don’t know who else did but I was expecting to just skip to the end and see the finished product but I watch the whole video through and see that this guy is really talented😂😂

Man, that goblet is just so heirloom-worthy.

I don’t understand why there are ANY thumbs down. Magnificent work.

The goblet is absolutely beautiful, and it's so relaxing to watch you make such a beautiful item.

SORRY, I'VE RUN OUT OF ADJECTIVES TO DESCRIBE YOUR AMAZING TALENT, CREATIVITY AND MASTERY OF YOUR ART; WELL DONE, AGAIN.

Until yesterday I had never seen a wood turning video. I have been binge watching them now for hours and hours. Lol. Something satisfying about them. Anyone feel the same? Awesome goblit!! Love how you put the rings in it.

How does this guy manage to heart 98 percent of the 5,500 comments on this video?!

Absolutely breathtaking. An heirloom to pass down from generation to generation. Love it. 💕

At the start all I could think was that Andy had made a beautiful grown-up Minecraft torch! The goblet was gorgeous too :)

The most beautiful work of art I have seen in a long time!

Well there you have it! The genius of Leonardo Da Vinci, the artistry of Michaelangelo and the patience of Job! A truly stunning work of art. I already thought it was beautiful and you weren't even halfway through with it. I was left speechless.

Imagine telling one of your kids “this is what I watched during the toilet paper wars.”

Nobody gonna talk about how he turned a Minecraft torch into the holy grail?

The resin is so thin at the top and I can't imagine how hard it would be to do that and it looks gorgeous!!!!! You did amazing!

Whoever received this as a wedding gift got a very special thing they should cherish

Absolutely, positively STUNNING 🤩. The wood grain and the resin blend so well together... wow... great work. Thanks for sharing...

Love the goblet, absolutely elegant! It's such a pity no one really makes stuff like this anymore, the other day I saw goblets at the bookstore and not realising I was speaking out loud said, 'Why don't they sell this sort of stuff at home stores? My kitchen is entirely full of old fashioned kitchen wear!' And then the guy next to me just looked up, stared at me for a second, and just walked away.

Unbelievably mesmerising.. and a beautiful personalised goblet at the end.. Amazing.

That is absolutely beautiful. What a wonderful gift to give someone on their wedding day.

Third vid watching in a row and man i swear just watching you carve those treasures out of wood is so mesmerizing

When I saw you pouring the epoxy I thought who would want a wedding goblet made out of plastic. PICK ME I DO I DO it was beautiful. Amazing, you never fail to impress.

He never get bored in quarantine

Yay wood turning is back in my recommendations!

It’s like the game operation, “ It takes a steady hand “ love the videos. Such beautiful workmanship and it interesting to see where your mind goes with every project.

This guy is extremely talented! I can't imagine the time, effort, and energy put into this but what amazes me the most is this skill requires Great patience! Really enjoying these videos!

I'm not to sure why this was in my recommendations but I have to say: I wasn't disappointed. 👍👍👍 Great job!

Absolutely amazing. So beautiful.

Absolutely stunning! So clever with the rings...just gorgeous❤

I don't know how RU-vid recommended your channel to me, but this is a work of art.

Oh wow... once again: stunning. I wish I‘ve had such a goblet at my wedding last year 🥰

I really loved the whole process from raw material to polished final product. Exactly what the title stated. Outstanding workmanship. I am mesmerized. 😂

The rings were interesting and quite so iconic!!!!!

And this, boys and girls, is how an artist makes something fabulous!!

This thing turned out incredible...

What a beautiful goblet! I'm sure it will be treasured for many years.

This is soooo much better than the crappy google play game Edit: this is the most likes I have ever got!

Quarantine: stay inside bro no art for you RU-vid: here’s this random channel with dope ass art

Oh Andy, what a fantastic goblet, that oak burr is stunning and the colour of the resin you chose is beautiful. I'm pleased to see you have added your emblem, makes it even more special, mark of true workmanship, perfect finishing touch. Just one tiddly request. ......... Please let us see your beautiful end products for a little longer, they really are worth a good look. 👀 👍😊💖🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟Thanks Andy x

All Andy's videos are soooo satisfying

I've never seen such a funtastic art. It's just better than best. Well done Andy !! You are just superb. I'm still figuring out some more beautiful words in my dictionary to praise you.... I'm wordless. Thanks for this art. God bless you.

Centuries in the future archaeologists will find it and be puzzled about how those ring were put there

He made the cup... And I felt like I'm drinking elixir straight out of it... Creativity 💯❤

This is gorgeous! I love the two rings that make it a wedding goblet. I’d love this in blue 😍😍

Plot twist: That was a regular sized basketball

Me: trying to own as little stuff as possible and only having practical kitchenware Also me, after seeing the outcome of this video: "ooh. I want that"

While I'm not getting married, I'd love a goblet like that!

When I watch someone doing art like this I'm overwhelmed and in awe !!!

Wow this is a gorgeous piece!! I absolutely LOVE the rings! And the wood and resin mix is just lovely!

I was hoping to see a set in the end with various sizes because there were several pieces of wood at the beginning nevertheless extraordinarily beautiful!!!

What a stunning piece of artwork that can be passed on through generations.