Woodturning a Goblet Worthy of a King

Welcome to today's woodturning project! After a short vacation I am back with another video. I just realized that I have only made one goblet with captive rings so far. Here is the second one... Just a simple log with purple colored resin rings. Finished with danish oil, which really made the wood beauty appear.
Hope you enjoy the video!

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The videos are for ENTERTAINMENT purposes only. Working with woodworking tools can be dangerous. The user of these tools should have a basic knowledge of woodworking and be familiar with the proper use and safety precautions associated with these tools. Always wear appropriate personal protective equipment, such as safety glasses, ear protection, and a dust mask. Always use the tool in accordance with the manufacturer's instructions and guidelines. Always maintain a safe and organized work area.

[TrueCrimeAussie]

Amazing! You have so much patience and skill ❤

[woodndrum]

Beautiful form, and nice use of the epoxy rings. Using a roughing gouge or bowl gouge horizontally or as flat as you show can be dangerous inviting a deep catch. Especially with the tool rest as far away from the work. Better to drop the handle and use the bevel to control the depth of the cut. This also makes the cut a slicing action and not a grain-tearing scrape. I also suspect that the HSS tools should be sharpened to prevent the parting tool chatter at about 08.30 (ish)

[Vinimarshall]

Is it french white wallnut, looks very nice

[MikeHolton]

Such a wonderful idea! Thanks for sharing. Quick question if you don't mind? Did you use hot glue to make for mould? if so what type do you use? Thanks, Mike

[tonyhashem]

Very nice goblet. Love the epoxy work. Curious, is that a special wrap you used to made the resin chamber. It looks like corrugated plastic. Thanks!

[Blah-blah-sure]

Very, nice! Question at what rpm was your lathe?❤

[ИринаБу-щи]

Зачем эти кольца из смолы? Не поняла! 😊😅😮

[DPerney]

You’d make a killing at a renaissance fair.

[Danthemanfromny]

At 7 minutes and 23 seconds, while impressive, the design isn’t quite fit for a King just yet.
In the end it is certainly marvelous, but better suited for a magician or wizard. A King's goblet should embody stability, with any decorative features serving a clear purpose—without moving parts, especially if they are purely ornamental.

[BenedictChrysosthomos]

Once again, microplastics were produced even though they were completely unnecessary!

[personal.YouTube.channel]

Yeah, we're talking worldly ! .... I would not call that worthy of a king. That's commoner class people.

A king would expect far better ! .... You would likely be thrown in a dungeon. For disrespecting a king.

YOU WOULD HAVE TO STEP IT UP TO ROYALTY LEVEL. You must not have much respect for a king.