Woodturning ASMR - The Unknown Burl (No Mid Roll Ads)

I was given this old dry burl and have no clue what tree it is from, but what I do know is its a really cool looking burl, which is all that really matters. I always try and keep burls as large as I can when turning them so with this being the shape of a bowl I thought it had to be a bowl to show it off the best. I finished it with a natural mineral oil ...

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[ChrisSmith-yqpr]

Andy, you've got the greatest videos. No gosh awful music, no incessant or unnecessary yakking. An artist with his tools along with his creativity, artistry and care that you put into every piece you do. I love how you take a piece of wood, reimagine it and give it new life. Absolute stunning masterpiece!!

[arabellachampaq]

I’ve turned my friends on to your work. I love that there is no talking, just the sound of the wood meeting it’s future. Peaceful. Relaxing. Beauty. Thank you.

[WaiferThyme]

This is gorgeous. It looks like a wonderful antique someone uncovered from hundreds of years ago! I love it!

[mjcyrano]

Andy, you treated that burl as a gift, gently and patiently uncovering the beauty of its' inner artwork. Thank you, again.

[glashoppah]

The sound of the gouge removing material, especially the sped-up sound, is mesmerizing. And the appearance of the burled wood at the end - you could spend hours staring at it. Beautiful.

[libradragon]

I love the way you've left all the natural faults and holes in. It would have been so easy to just carve it all away, but this shows the wood in all it's natural beauty! ❤

[scrapbagstudios]

The markings on this piece are absolutely beautiful. As a previous commenter has said your videos are a joy to watch. No unnecessary noise, just a master artist at work. Thanks for sharing.

[_Carlos]

"No mid roll ads"

Nice of you to do that for everyone without premium

[zolotaya.rybka.]

I had no idea about the beauty of burls until I saw this video...and WOW, the end result is just stunning (no spoilers as to what it is, for those who haven't yet seen the end). Incredible!
Also, thank you for your kindness in having no mid roll ads!

[barry.w.christie]

I love that you didn't attempt to smooth the outer part of the bowl perfectly, the holes really add to the overall look of it .. fantastic 👍

[jonathangarduque]

He always leaves some imperfections on the wood surface and when the work is finished, it is these 'imperfections' which makes the finished product 'perfect' Wow! Wow!! Wow!!! Talk about poetry in action 😮.

[danmart]

WOW what a craftsman. That is beautiful. Who would have known what was under there unless you took the time to open it up. Thank you making the video and posting it.🥰

[kimberleymatheson]

It's so simple, and that's precisely what makes it So Beautiful. Absolutely love it.

[philvie]

Love the grain of burl, beautiful turning.

[sylviaperich]

Gorgeous. I loved the simple elegance of this whole video. The burl was beautiful, the bowl has a great silhouette that takes great technique and shows off the wood. The editing wasn’t distracting. So good. So so good.

[EMRful]

You're a genuine artist. I love the way you can see the potential in a piece of wood that would otherwise land up in the trash. Nicely done.

[nargilblue]

So lovely just letting the wood speak for itself. I find it very fascinating watching as the steps as you hollow out the inside go from steps down from the rim to steps up in the middle

[skyhunk]

Beautiful! Perfection doesn't need any improvement! I love that you stopped when that point was reached, rather than filling holes/indentations with epoxy to make the bowl 'perfect'. It's perfect as it is!

[StefRosaWoods]

I love the way you let that beautiful piece of burl speak for itself. Wonderful work.

[JRec-qlfc]

looks like the moon at 3:00. perfect popcorn bowl!