Woodturning - Old Glass Bottles

Welcome to this weeks woodturning video:

Woodturning - Old Glass Bottles

In this woodworking video I use a woodturning lathe to turn some wine bottles into a collection of hand made Christmas gifts.

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[JackMackWoodturning]

I would love to know where in the world you are all watching from. Let me know below.
Enjoy

[penelopemullender]

I would be pleased with any or all of these pieces. I loved to watch my father woodturning, he made so many things for our family. Watching these posts brings back wonderful memories. 👍🏻😊💜

[franciskisner]

For the lamp, consider cutting several spiral slots into the wood where it overlaps the glass. The air entering the chamber will be swirling upward and may result in an interesting effect for the flame. Thanks for showing the projects.

[agumelen]

The way the glass separates is priceless!!

[RILDIGITAL]

Your work with glass bottles is truly an art form, Jack! It's not just about technical skills, it's about seeing more in everyday objects. Keep up the good work!

[mariehampton]

All I can say is wow, absolutely beautiful.❤❤❤❤😮

[snowysnowyriver]

I had absolutely no idea where you were going with all that! What a surprise!! ❤

[gandalfgreyhame]

Great work. One thing that is important to know is that the reason the internal combustion engine became the main engine for aircraft was that using a simple lathe, an all aluminum engine block could be carved out, with the pistons, etc. That was the key to the success of the Wright brothers. Internal combustion engines had been invented decades earlier, but the industrial smelting of aluminum with electricity had just been invented in the late 1880s, and it was not until then that aluminum became cheap enough for them to order a solid block of aluminum to make their aircraft engine.
Making a jet engine with fan blades that could sustain the heat and stresses on an engine was a lot harder, which was why Whittle's early jet engines had centrifugal spinners.

[FZThunderace]

Very nice craftmanship. :-) However, for that wooden candleholder you should really consider burning it all in a fireplace. There is a very - VERY - good reason why it's extremly rare to find any kind of candleholders made from wood. There is never a question of if it's going to catch fire, only when. That thin aluminiumholder will get extremly hot and eventually catastrophy will follow. Been there, done it.

[LRed]

Its beautiful my Dad used to do things like that he could make anything for u ❤

[derhundesitter]

wenn man mal nichts zu tun hat, kommen die kreativsten Gedanken 👍👍👍

[SMcCaskill]

Absolutely amazing! I had the bank figured out, but the wine glass and candle holder I was clueless. Great job Jack!

[Tibor]

Dude, you REALLY should wear gloves when you sand down glass.

[Ad-Lo]

I’m especially fascinated by how you cut the wine bottles! The end result is phenomenal!

[Ultra-Luminary]

That was just awesome to sit back, relax and simply watch... Thank you!🙏

[uzwljet]

Россия, Санкт-Петербург.
Очень люблю мужчин, которые умеют и могут создавать уникальные вещи своими руками. Идея с подсвечником и копилкой неплохая. Бокал для вина не впечатлил, не стоило так заморачиваться ради него.. Но если чисто показать своё мастерство, то почему бы и нет)) Я думаю, вы бы отлично справились с какой-то композицией внутри стекла, но прозрачного. Море идей для воплощения. А вы- молодец, крутой мастер 👍

[jadwigaradziewicz]

Прикольно! Про копилку стало понятно, как только Вы сделали продолговатую прорезь в дереве, с бокалом для вина тоже всё было понятно с самого начала, а вот с подсвечником сюрприз вышел. Очень красиво! 👍

[NealVisher]

I love how the fourth bottle was holding wine to pour at the end of it all

[nxgklem]

I'm not a wood turner, but I am an artist and I see the beauty in what you do, besides, I'm almost 70 and my hands wouldn't be able to do it, but I really enjoy seeing what you turn out

[candaceroberts]

USA, Washington
I figured out the bank, I love the wine glass, the candle is nice.