Woodturning a Splintered Log

This splintered wood was a cutoff from one of my first projects, and I knew it had some cool grain and color inside, so I tried to woodturn it into a goblet despite all the cracks. Thanks for watching, if you haven't hit Subscribe yet please consider doing so!
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