Woodturning - Which One Is Your Favourite? 

Happy New Year Jack You are the favorite 😍

The hammer is mine and coming to live with me in, sunny/rainy at times, Southern California. Orange County is the home I lay my dome.-G

I like hidden containers like this!

Love the ones that show interesting wood grain, golden colored wood. I like the resin too, if the colors are ones i like (blues and greens), but like the all-wood ones best! Would love to see some things made out of darker reddish wood and/or stained reddish. I love the golden colored wood/stain, as i said, but would like to see some reddish wooden pieces too! Also like when there is a dark/lite contrast, be it two kinds of wood, or resin and wood...

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How did your goblet with a twist turn out? I am always here if you have any questions buddy! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

@@JackMackWoodturning It turned out very well, i made it from a peace of spruce. I got one question: what lathe do you have?

One more question: can i write my questions also here in the future? I want to write them where you don't miss 'em

@Richie - I think it is WONDERFUL that you are getting into this at a young age. Having art in one's life is a great way to expand imagination, learn self determination, develop one's own style, and have an outlet for stress. Watch as many vids as you can, especially ones where the person is explaining what they are doing, even if their style isn't something you'd go for. The more you STUDY HOW things are done and practice, practice, practice, them until your hands can 'automatically do them, the more skills you will have in your 'tool box'. The more skills you have which you can do proficiently, the easier it will be for you to execute any design your mind can come up with. For me, that is the single most important thing. I paint and a number of other things. I can't tell you how frustrating it is to have an idea, but not be able to execute it. I'm mostly self taught. My parents didn't think art was important at all, so I got no support. This was before the internet so I had no one to watch and learn from (except for cooking, TG). LOL when I was 8 I started to go to the art store and buy clay. I did everything I could with what I had and I did it over & over & over. When I got older I got a chance to go to school for graphic design. I LOVED IT. Do this as full on as you can (don't sacrifice your homework) to see how you feel about it. Thank your parents A LOT for their support. That will mean a lot to them and the more invested they will be in supporting you. [And I hope I don't get boo'd here - but check out other wood skills too, like cabinetry or furniture. Really give yourself lots of options when you get older. Who knows, maybe you will come up with a style, or way of doing something no one else has!!! (or maybe even 2 or 3) You have my support, forealz]

@Rev'dUpArtist thanks for your tipps, i really appreciate that. Just want to point out that i'm woodturning since at least 8 years so i have developed a pretty good feelig of wood and how it's done, but you can never learn enough.

Thank you for the lovely comment. I hope I continue to bring you joy with my future videos. Where are you heading on your next travels upon this rock?

Thanks a lot M. Have you done much woodwork yourself?

@@JackMackWoodturning No, I don't do "woodturning" but I love watching it done. You make it look so easy, but it isn't. At 74, I'm still pretty good with a screwdriver and screws or a hammer and nails. I used to work (in the office)of a smallish industrial blacksmith shop. Our biggest hammer was a 10,000 pound per sq in. power hammer. Sometimes after work a bunch of artistic blacksmiths would show up to "play around". Quite often I would go watch. I even picked up a 6# hand hammer and drew-out a 1/2" round steel rod ending up with a paper towel holder with leaves winding down. Just the owner and I were there that night . After 32 years, I still have that. I love and can appreciate ANY handicraft. You are fantastic!!!!!! Thanks, Maggie

Me to G! I use it every day! 👍🏻😊

No one has found my stash yet!

No problem M, thanks for watching. Anything you would like to see in the New Year on the channel? 😊😉

Thanks M. Much appreciated. Anything you would like to see on channel in new year?

Thanks Dot. Much appreciated. Which one was your fave though?

@@JackMackWoodturning All of them. I am fascinated by all you can do with your projects!

Thank you

Which was your fave?

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Thanks

Nice one! I think I might be in agreement 😊👍🏻

Nice one H. What was your favourite?

@@JackMackWoodturning I see only favourits

Thanks. I like that one too

Nice one Bex. Any video’s you would like to see this year?

Well I guess that’s a win for me jack 😉 Thank you ! I’d love to know what you’d like to se more of or less of in 2022 😊👍🏻

Thank you for the kind words James. Really appreciate you watching and very glad your enjoying them so much. Hope the new year is good to you and yours.

Thank you. Is there anything you would like to see more of in 2022 ?

@@JackMackWoodturning I only have one question if you are free. Have you ever turned a lilac wood? Somebody told me the lilac's dust is toxic. Do you know something for this? Thank you.

Thank you. Happy new year to you and yours. I’d really love to know what kind of thing you’d like to see more of ( or less of) all the best for 2022 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

@@JackMackWoodturning weew

Thanks K. A good stash?

Thanks PS. Glad you enjoyed it. Which was your favourite?

Thanks Rebecca. Iv got a few ideas to elaborate on that style of vase. Il try to get some of them done this year. Il try to fill it with pine cones and get a photo up on instagram 😊 Happy new year.. all the best to you and yours 😊

Nice one Peg. Thanks for watching 👍🏻😊

How you going J? Anything you want to see in a video this year? 😊👍🏻😉

I think you’ll like my latest video: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-OcVLfBuQrAc.html

Ahhh I favourite of mine too. Would love to know what you’d like to see more of ( or less of) in the coming year 😊👍🏻

You are an artist thanks for sharing this arte. 👏🇵🇹

My favourites too 😊👍🏻

The purple one?

Thanks Ed. Is that your fave?

Thanks Joel. Iv got a couple mallet ideas that I’m planning to make this year. Hopefully you’ll like them too. Thanks for the feedback.

Much love from the UK Maddy! 😊👍🏻

Thanks John 👍🏻

Thanks WS. Glad you enjoyed it 👍🏻😊

Thanks April, glad you enjoyed it 👍🏻😊😉

Thanks Rusty. 😊👍🏻

Thanks man. Which one is your favourite?

Nice one Mas. Any video’s you want to see this year on the channel?

Thanks man. Anything you would like to see more of in the new year?

Thanks L. Really interesting to hear peoples fave’s. It would seem everyone is different. Do you have anything you would like to see on the channel this year?

Thanks P. Glad you enjoyed it buddy 😊👍🏻

Nice one Sony, much appreciated. Where are you from?

Still trying to work out how you do these strange emoji’s?

Thanks Clark. Much appreciated buddy. Anything you would like to see more of this year?

@@JackMackWoodturning The Yew Wood pieces are amazing. I'm also hoping the Store Front opens soon. I'd like to purchase a piece for display in my home..

Thanks Sue! Much appreciated 😊👍🏻

😆 thanks

I have been meaning to experiment. Watch this space 😊👌🏻

Thanks Kobie dearest. Very much appreciated. Hope you had a great Christmas 😊

You to John. All the best for the new year

This is a compilation video of some of my most popular videos from 2021. You can find the long version of all of them on my channel 😊 Anything else you’d like to see more of this year ?

Thanks Glen. Anything you would like to see me create this year?

I ask myself that every day 🤣

@@JackMackWoodturning 😄👍

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It certainly is! No one has discovered the contents yet! 😊

Nice one Hobi. What is your channel?

Nice one Susan. No fave?