Woodturning - The Cedar Root

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Root I dug up during July 2022. Initial turning happened towards the end of 2022, then it was left for 12 months to dry. I've been dropping on and off this now for the last few months but its finally finished.

Will be listed in my website this weekend.

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I have never, in my entire stupid corporate career, produced anything half as skilled, useful, or beautiful as this. Bravo, sir.

JDizaster

My Dad worked in a woodshop when he was first married, and had no money on their 1st anniversary, so turned a stump (because his boss said it was rubbish so he could have it) into a fruit bowl to give my mum. It still has fruit in it on the kitchen table 58 years later, even though Dad passed away 16 years ago.
Thanks for the video and making think of my very skilled Dad.

peterbodington

Sir, not only are you a craftsman, you are an artist.

Icouldnotthinkofanything

That was absolutely phenomenal! My father has been a wood turner for many many years however he has dementia and is very very old. I am going to bring this video to him and broadcast it on his television and watch him sit back and I guarantee you this is going to stimulate his brain! Truly fantastic work sir. ❤️

boblatkey

This is not craftsmanship. This is art! Amazing my friend!!👏👏👏

VirtualWoodshed

Usually not a fan of epoxy in woodworking but you pulled it off beautifully. Got to be the most satisfying thing in the world to apply the finish and gloss after creating that.

jsea

That might be the most amazing thing I’ve ever seen created on a lathe. Great job!

coolguy

I don't think I've ever said "wow..." so many times in my entire life as I did in the last 90 seconds of this video. Incredible work.

Archetype

I was totally stumped by your craftsmanship and skills!

nicbarrax

Just got my Laguna 1836 lathe, have all the chucks, and gouges. Now all I need is the talent 😂. You sir do amazing work!

billc.

All I can say is wow. Absolutely amazing.

rascal

This looks very safe and kids should try this at home 😊

Jakeupkiser

This was randomly recommended to me and I’m glad it was. Cool vid

tylerdowd

Very nice vase! Looks like a dried out world yet with beautiful vibrant oceans!

GuggleMusic

I'll get to my impression of the work, but let me say that this video was so well done. No long intro, just got right to it. No music, I like to hear the actual sounds happening in a video. Great use of fast forward and skipping to the next thing without missing any of the pertinent details. Now.. the patience, artistry and craftsmanship that went into this piece is phenomenal. I'm thinking it must take years to master. I hope he charges at least $500-$1000 dollars for the work.

tjwash