Woodturning - Black Hybrid Goblet with MAGIC Captive Rings

Stabilised elm burl turned into a hybrid wedding goblet with two captive rings. It was a freshly cut burl/burr but spent 30hrs in the oven to dry out then stabilisation process could begin. Mixed with black and silver resin powder then it was ready for deep pour resin casting and onto the pressure pot to cure. 2 captive rings were added during wood turning and sprayed with lacquer to extra shine.

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[DavidsWoodturning]

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[michaelross]

And, of COURSE we'd love to see the matching goblet!!!

[terryllewellyn]

Would love to see the other goblet, would be good to see them as a pair. Once again, stunning piece of work.

[justjulee]

I always love the captive rings! That goblet was beautiful 😍! Yes, of course, I want to see the other goblet!!

[tomllawrence]

Beautiful work. Definitely would love to see the other goblet!

[vinimarshall]

Your workmanship is first class but the finish is astounding

[zzydny]

It is truly fascinating to see how the rings are formed. It would be very nice to see the other goblet, too.

[carpenterman]

love watching you videos of these goblets great work, the colours are vibrant and you work is spot on.

[suzanneyoung]

Beautiful! Yes, would like to see the White Goblet, thanks.🇦🇺

[uniqko]

That is beautiful 👍
Thanks for sharing 🙏

[csranch]

Would love to see the other wedding goblet. Beautiful piece!

[paintcandan]

elm burl is so freaking spectacular 😍 all those eyes and spikes! mallee and mappa are my other favorites.
knocked this project out of the park as always my friend, please show us the white one!

[lokiwolfwood]

Looks great and yes we would love to see the white one as well.

[marybeth]

Of course I would love to see the white goblet.😊

[rustysmommy]

Gorgeous! And yes please, show us the white one!!

[raydriver]

Nice piece David. Thank you for sharing 🌞

[_zhawkeye_]

...that just may be the nicest goblet I've seen as yet...and of course I want to see the other goblet...I may have to correct my first statement...😉

[amandatallis]

Hi David WOW what an awesome black hybrid goblet I love the rings. It really shines at the end the grain and markings in the wood really shows through. I liked the previous videos of the goblets you have made they were great. You are a good masterwoodturner. Amanda from Scotland x

[donbobskiy]

I like the ones without speaking the most.

[margaretzuelke]

Beautiful! I've never seen rings on a piece like that before.