Woodturning The Ghoulish Glowing Green Goo Goblet

My name is Jim Overton, welcome to my channel.
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The wood used was kiln dried Beech.
This video is not my usual kind of thing and was really just a practice piece and an experiment, it should have waited till Halloween but I am not very patient like that. Normal service will be resumed shortly.
This goblet is for decorative purposes only and is not for use with food and drink

Always wear a proper dust mask and a visor.

Mike Waldt's beginners goblet video

Mike Waldt has several goblet videos on his channel, and he is the goblet master, so if you want to see how it is done properly then visit Mike's channel

Disclaimer
Woodturning is potentially dangerous!
My videos are designed to give viewers creative ideas.
The way I work is not necessarily the best or safest way to work!
Your safety is your own responsibility not mine.
Please follow all safety procedures and wear personal protective equipment.
Wear a visor and a respirator dust mask at all times.
Be safe, be creative and enjoy your turning.

[gilbertbesnard]

What I appreciate the most of your videos is that you always try something new, very inspiring, keep going Jim! Cheers!

[MihoshiChama]

Lovely goblet. Would make for a neat Halloween decoration indeed. I love the wonky shapes of the drips and that you let them be on the foot

[Lee-qpgf]

As always, a great video. Cool project.
Cheers

[alansimpson]

Thank you Jim for a fun project and I thought your spindle turning was perfect. I like the little tool rest for use when tidying up the inside of the goblet. When I turn an item now I can't wait until I get to the point where I use the Yorkshire grit.
Best wishes,
Alan.

[jackmaravola]

That is quite cool, thank you so much for sharing, Jim...!

[whatthenorris]

This is AMAZING. Perfect for any spooky tablesetting that needs a charming piece!

[TomSavadel]

that cam out great! what a cool piece.

[bodiejay]

Jim, OMG thank you for adding it to your channel. I love this goblet. I only wish you would ane and sell something like this glow in the dark goblet. I know someone who would love one.
~Kevin

[YTcustomchris]

Very Cool I Liked it .. Different is always welcome

[MikeWaldt]

Brilliant idea and project Jim, good explanation of your techniques as well. huge congratulations on the 3K subs mate, well deserved.
Take care
Mike

[johnt]

Thanks very much, fantastic commentary throughout this vid very informative for a novice turner like myself

[beatlebabe]

Thank you for implementing voice over 😌 love your work❤️

[coltaylor]

Very Adams Family !  Jim. I like it, lots of possibilities.  Thanks for sharing . Kind Regards  Col

[TheLittleGardenShedWorkshop]

Hi Jim, another great project mate very well explained, lovely little goblet, and I like the glow in the dark powder, I;v got a scroll saw project I'd like to try that powder on, maybe at Halloween,
Great video as always mate,
take care. Harry

[brianjarvis]

Nice project and nice to hear more commentary.

[paulhitchcox]

brilliant will have to try something like this thanks

[BlondieCharlie]

Brilliant! I love it! Would be brilliant for Halloween or murder mystery party's 😊 I think you should make a wood & milliput jewellery box with pinks and golds one day! Then put it in your Etsy shop & I'll buy it along with everything else

[gabrielc]

28:30 But does it stick to the oily wax finish?

[MoonHuntress]

You might be able to turn it and sand it with a vacuum catchment and a good dust mask. Would be interesting to see if it works with Mulliput. Might be a fun way to add life to a Halloween jack o lantern! Thanks for sharing!

[yuvallahav]

Man, I just love all the materials and stuff you have to play with, different type epoxies and glow in the dark powders and what not... :) Also, it didn't seem like you were out of practice in spindle turning... but maybe I'm just terrible at it and my standard is different! :) That dripping out really came out nice, I didn't think it will look like that from the viscosity it showed when you applied it. Thank you for sharing, too bad you won't play with it again, would have loved to see where you were going to take it :)

Yuval.