Two of my brothers learned the hard way. One took the tips off of 3 of his fingers and the other one was ripping a bed sheet of wood resulting in a trip to the ER with less thumb. 😢
And his hands... wearing gloves when using powerful rotating machinery is a bad idea if they get snagged. As my first engineering instructor told us, never put your finger where you wouldn't put your dick...
Nice work!! But I would have cut the edges with the bandsaw to make it octagonal before turning it. Saves a lot of dirt and you have some cool pieces of wood for future projects😊✌️
@joepublisher166 I think these tools predate the concept of safety devices. If I had a shop of these same tools. I'd be afraid to go in there. Much less turn anything on and use it.
I live in Sweden, and everything concerning safety at work is priotised, so watching this guy working on an extremely dangerous saw without any safety guides at all gets my heart rate up.
What caught my eye for safety was him wearing gloves and not rolling his sleeves up while turning that block of wood on the lathe, my high school shop teacher made us watch safety films and take a test about this before we could operate any of the equipment. All it takes is one snag and he’s going to get pulled into the lathe and seriously injured or killed.
Yes, the safety violations were horrific. But, you thought this was nice work? It was rushed, hogged out, grain torn out, voids in not gluing some pieces, and disgusting finish. It was mass-produced shite. I've seen better results from pallet wood.
@@wendelltaylor1081 While I do have 3 beautiful wood boats, water skis, almost 100 sets of large stadium speakers etc. I passed my written and safety tests on the lathe as a freshman in high school in 1974. What you are doing is of fallacious logic. You are requiring a person to have more talent/experience than the person they are criticizing. It's like saying that YOU can't tell if the milk in the fridge has gone bad because you're not a cow. Certainly we can all see a diamond ring is beautiful without being a volcano. How can YOU say it's good unless YOU have adequate experience to judge? I listed the things I saw wrong in my first post. Anyone experienced with even WATCHING wood-turning videos could see how bad it is. You are without logic. You fail.
@@josephschmeggins6311 If they make rookie mistakes like trying to turn a square piece, then yes, probably. A hang-glider who doesn't attach a safety harness, a rock climber wearing hiking boots, a skateboarder without a helmet etc. Stupidity is rife, and some people will almost certainly try to emulate what they see in these videos. Downvoting tells youtube's algorithm to tone down the promotion of particular videos, and perhaps those halfwits who think the can safely do these things will instead see a video that shows sensible methods.
Sorry to upset you but it is only in the last 100 years or so that we have had the synthetic adhesives that would hold together under the turning process.
Oh my goodness that is absolutely gorgeous! I did not know what to expect. Beautiful! I must admit I was worried about your fingers a few times 😮Beautifully done ❤🎉
The artist's experienced hands skillfully guide the chisel across the wood's grain, revealing glimpses of the latent form within. The once-inert block gradually yields to the artist's vision, transforming from a rough exterior into refined curves and elegant lines. With each delicate stroke, the wood seems to come alive, whispering its secrets to the artist. This collaborative process between artist and material culminates in the emergence of the vessel, a testament to the power of artistry and the enduring beauty of nature.
That was absolutely amazing!!! While you were cutting and gluing then when it was turning and you stopped my mouth hut the floor! Absolutely beautiful!
I love how you use your thumb 👍 as a "stopper". It is a bit dangerous,but nevertheless it gives you the true feeling of how deep the tool cuts into the material. You have great perception of depth and pressure using this method!! Great job! Please take care of you,be safe!! Lovely!!! You just gained a follower.
It's a very expensive hobby, trust me. Just when you think you've finally got your shop complete, there's something else you find you need. Generally it's consumables (sand paper, glue etc.) or more clamps. Just a fact of the hobby.
Please try it! Use good quality tools and a decent hobby lathe, if you laminate off-cuts (you can sometimes get them for free from woodyards) you won't break the bank. I can't wood turn anymore due to arthritis but have to say I would've loved to turn this piece. PS if you do decide to take this up do not skimp on your tool sharpening equipment!!! I learned that lesson the hard way. Good luck!
Nice Video and piece!!! Question: Why on those videos the Wood turners never cut the corners on the bandsaw before the turning, would that be much easier, less mess on the turning?
Marvellous..! It must be years and years of practice and wanting to do a perfect job. The final result was so symmetrical, and I never expected such a degree of accuracy..!
We always had a piece that was very mysterious and interesting and we kept wondering how it was made. Today these mysterious questions have been answered thoughtfully and precisely.
Wow! Wow! Wow! When I saw the pattern after the turning wheel stopped, I was amazed! This would make a fantastic lamp base. How can I commission you to make me two? 😀
Hola Woodturning, buenas tardes Es increíble que esta magnífica pieza sea el producto de encolar pedazos de madera de distintos colores y tamaños. Muchísimas gracias por registrar el paso a paso y compartirlo con todos nosotros. Muy buen trabajo. Segui adelante. Gracias. ¡Feliz Año Nuevo 2023 para todos!
I'm a woodworker making toys (for the last 10yrs). I've often thought about getting a lathe and thought that could be fun. Then I think " why bother, you can only make chair legs with it".....Wow from a block of wood !!!! Truly amazing work of art. Right I'm off to look at lathes :) :)
Yea, government stifles individual liberty and craftsmanship with all their safety "mandates". Glad to see a man do what he thinks is best, based on his own skill level and knowledge.
@@libertypastor1307 That's such a moronic thing to say. Safety mandates are so that employers can't force their employees to work under unsafe conditions. Which is without a doubt a good thing
@@kilian-one-l We are not slaves; so no one can force us to work under any circumstances or conditions, safe or not. Americans used to be self-sustaining until factories were invented. I firmly believe people ought to start their own businesses without any government intervention. The market will weed out the cruel and unjust employers, if there are multiple similar businesses to choose from. Both socialism and communism are for morons, to use your term. Liberty is for inventive, self-sufficient, industrious, motivated go-getters.
@@libertypastor1307 This is incredibly naive. They absolutely can and do force people to work under poor conditions (Have you somehow never heard of Amazon?) because losing your job in the US also means losing insurance. Starting your own business is expensive, pretty much no one has the money to do that anymore, because the cost of living has risen and continues to rise, while minimum wage hasn't risen with it. The market absolutely doesn't weed out cruel and unjust employers, because it's less expensive to treat employees like shit (A la Amazon forcing their employees to piss in bottles rather than lose a minute of productivity). That "If" in "if there are multiple similar businesses to choose from" is a BIG if, as the "free market" is enabling these companies to become monopolies.
@@kilian-one-l If people are too weak to start their own business, they are too weak to leave a job that mistreats them. Their weakness makes them slaves. Even homeless people are figuring out they can wash car windows at gas stations to buy food. People are just too lazy. If all the Amazon workers would just walk out and be determined to never go back, that would be a good start. I wish Americans would just refuse to work for any corporation. Some 30 years ago, I started a lawn mowing business, not to build a big business, but rather to earn my own living. Once I had enough customers to pay my bills and have a little extra, I stopped looking for more. The problem is that people are greedy and want to be rich and they want to get rich quick. I still work for myself all these years later. So don't tell me I am naive. Too many people in general are just plain lazy or ignorant, or both. Besides that, there are tons of jobs people can do from their home nowadays. Unfortunately, most of them are for corporations, which I avoid. People need to get back to growing their own food, and looking for ways they can provide a product or service to others, and get to work finding a way to do that. With the internet, you can always learn how to do anything!
I was very curious to know how it would turn out, I imagined it would be beautiful but was really surprised by the great design the lines formed thanks to the curvature! I could imagine this very well as the body/foot of a fancy lamp
I thought the entire time it was going to be a lamp. A vase for fake flowers I presume? Either way, incredible work considering it was all scrap wood. He just needs to practice a little safety. That was scary!
@@snakeinthegrass7443 My friend likes to buy beautiful vases of sizes with same design and she turns a couple of vases into lamp shades. So she ends up with coordinated accessories.
I would have saved a lot of material by leaving out at least 10 pieces of those that you used and cut away. At the very least 4 could have been saved for a later work. It was a really good piece you've done and deserves for you to be proud of it. Well done.
The way he works, it's a miracle that he still has all his fingers!?!
Two of my brothers learned the hard way. One took the tips off of 3 of his fingers and the other one was ripping a bed sheet of wood resulting in a trip to the ER with less thumb. 😢
It's a miracle any of us still have fingers 😂
the way these fingers look, they might destroy the table saw
his nickname is lefty.
And his hands... wearing gloves when using powerful rotating machinery is a bad idea if they get snagged. As my first engineering instructor told us, never put your finger where you wouldn't put your dick...
I'm amazed he still has all his fingers
😂😂😂
Safety third!
I scrolled down to write the very same! It is juts a matter of time.
Nice work!! But I would have cut the edges with the bandsaw to make it octagonal before turning it. Saves a lot of dirt and you have some cool pieces of wood for future projects😊✌️
Thought the same thing
I also want a tube drill of the middle!
Same.
Thats what I would've done. I have never used a lathe but I know that much.
This craftsman has four things going for him: 1-imagination, 2-skill, 3-good, sharp tools and 4- still has all his fingers.
Four things going for him… that’s the number of fingers he’ll have on each hand. IF he’s lucky.
@joepublisher166 I think these tools predate the concept of safety devices.
If I had a shop of these same tools. I'd be afraid to go in there. Much less turn anything on and use it.
He works very safety
Thought exactly the same about the fingers... 😊
@@Liam_MaddogYes. But how long... 😊
I live in Sweden, and everything concerning safety at work is priotised, so watching this guy working on an extremely dangerous saw without any safety guides at all gets my heart rate up.
Bet he outlives you too.
That’s all you have to say after watching this lol
What caught my eye for safety was him wearing gloves and not rolling his sleeves up while turning that block of wood on the lathe, my high school shop teacher made us watch safety films and take a test about this before we could operate any of the equipment. All it takes is one snag and he’s going to get pulled into the lathe and seriously injured or killed.
@@JohnFourtyTwo what should catch your eye is the amazing work he’s doing, not his sleeves lol
@@gregman0007 He does amazing work but being a safety supervisor the last 35 years makes me focus on safety first.
Nice work. However the fact you never lost a few fingers must be a miracle.
Thought the same thing. Table saw safety isn't his strong suit
@@ug333 So did I. Seeing the fingers so close to the saw was disturbing.
Yes, the safety violations were horrific. But, you thought this was nice work? It was rushed, hogged out, grain torn out, voids in not gluing some pieces, and disgusting finish. It was mass-produced shite. I've seen better results from pallet wood.
@@communitycollegegenius9684 , do you have any of your own works of art to display?
@@wendelltaylor1081 While I do have 3 beautiful wood boats, water skis, almost 100 sets of large stadium speakers etc. I passed my written and safety tests on the lathe as a freshman in high school in 1974. What you are doing is of fallacious logic. You are requiring a person to have more talent/experience than the person they are criticizing. It's like saying that YOU can't tell if the milk in the fridge has gone bad because you're not a cow. Certainly we can all see a diamond ring is beautiful without being a volcano. How can YOU say it's good unless YOU have adequate experience to judge? I listed the things I saw wrong in my first post. Anyone experienced with even WATCHING wood-turning videos could see how bad it is. You are without logic. You fail.
Gloves and long sleeves adjacent to a live spindle puts him in the running for the next Darwin award.
Good grief just admire the man's work! This is a beautiful work of art.
Cut your blocks into an octagon on the the band saw before you center in the lathe. It makes rounding it so much easier on the hands.
and you can guarantee someone will try to imitate him, and have the chisel flick up into their face. Downvoting this video.
@@ballistyxwot4577Its not an instructional video. You downvote extreme sports videos in case somebody tries to imitate them?
Loved how he held his thumb near the end of the chisel when he started.
@@josephschmeggins6311 If they make rookie mistakes like trying to turn a square piece, then yes, probably. A hang-glider who doesn't attach a safety harness, a rock climber wearing hiking boots, a skateboarder without a helmet etc.
Stupidity is rife, and some people will almost certainly try to emulate what they see in these videos. Downvoting tells youtube's algorithm to tone down the promotion of particular videos, and perhaps those halfwits who think the can safely do these things will instead see a video that shows sensible methods.
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Most dangerous table saw work I’ve ever seen. Geez!
Very safe
This is a very old and beautiful technique. Glad someone still knows how and still teaching it.
Sorry to upset you but it is only in the last 100 years or so that we have had the synthetic adhesives that would hold together under the turning process.
This is so FREAKIN' COOL!! JUST AMAZINGLY BEAUTIFUL CRAFTMANSHIP and CREATIVITY!!
Oh my goodness that is absolutely gorgeous! I did not know what to expect. Beautiful! I must admit I was worried about your fingers a few times 😮Beautifully done ❤🎉
Watching him cut the blonde board, my stomach did a flip. He’s going to lose a few digits at some point.
I have an enormous respect for such creativity and craftmanship ......
Truly amazed. The longer I watch, the more I want to see the finished product.
I think you caused yourself some extra work by not knocking the corners off the giant square before you started turning it. Beautiful result!
Fantastic, amazing. Wonderful work. Worth a fortune.
The artist's experienced hands skillfully guide the chisel across the wood's grain, revealing glimpses of the latent form within. The once-inert block gradually yields to the artist's vision, transforming from a rough exterior into refined curves and elegant lines. With each delicate stroke, the wood seems to come alive, whispering its secrets to the artist. This collaborative process between artist and material culminates in the emergence of the vessel, a testament to the power of artistry and the enduring beauty of nature.
This was so unexpectedly beautiful, I think this is the best I've seen, magical how all that glued pieces turned out!
I love how you committed to investing your work into the beginning of the piece. It really paid off as you sculpted it out in the final stage. Bravo ❤
Great Job! Definitely not what I initially expected!
A lot of work, but the end result is beautiful, nice work !
Amazing what a little imagination and skill can accomplish! Beautiful.
That was absolutely amazing!!! While you were cutting and gluing then when it was turning and you stopped my mouth hut the floor! Absolutely beautiful!
This is similar to a steel Damascus billet for welders.. stacking multiple layers. Nicely done!!
😍 excelente trabalho 👏🏼👏🏼
❤ That vase is absolutely gorgeous!
Excelente trabajo 100xciento. De.
👍🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟. Todo un Maestro
Trabajando con la Madera.
Éxitos. 👍🇵🇷🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟Puerto.Rico.
Wow de donde sale esta gente con estos talentos? Amigo mio tenga su merecido like.
Make yourself a push stick! I am just wondering if the surprise is you going to shape your detached thumb at the end.
Turned out pretty sweet.
I did not expect the design. It is so gorgeous.
Приходится только удивляться как из под рук умельца получаются такие прекрасные вещички
Wow fantastisch, ein richtiger Hingucker 👍👍👍
Waw!!!! good job bro 👏 I'm from 🇸🇴 somalia
Wow!! Was I the only one who was expecting 5-6 cutting boards?!?! Didn’t see that coming… AMAZING work my friend!
me too, but this is so much more interesting than the cutting boards would be.
I don't think people use lathes to make cutting boards 😂. Lathe mills round objects...
Hadir teman baru bos q salam kenal ikut nyimak cara menyambung papan. Tehnik nya sangat bagus bos q. Makasih telah berbagi ilmu👍 bubut kayu jos bos🙏
WOW!! Didn't anticipate that beautiful outcome. What a vision for all of that wood. Agree with the need for a Safety 101 lesson.
Turned out AMAZING!!!!
Your creative imagination is truly a gift….well done sir!
Good
I love watching this channel more than I love meditation. This channel is my new favorite form of meditation.
That is beautiful!!! A very ingenious design!!
I love it that Benny Hill has branched out into woodworking 😂
WOW !! Amazing ❤❤❤
Wow! That is beautiful. Amazing work.
One of the nicer pieces you have produced
Watching you cut that wood on the table saw increased my Pucker Factor by a 100%
That’s fabulous bro!!
Looks amazing…well done 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Wth! Mind blown. Looks awesome!
Вот куда девается хорошая древесина. Уходит в опилки...
What's amazing is the sound spreading glue makes.
I love how you use your thumb 👍 as a "stopper". It is a bit dangerous,but nevertheless it gives you the true feeling of how deep the tool cuts into the material.
You have great perception of depth and pressure using this method!! Great job! Please take care of you,be safe!! Lovely!!!
You just gained a follower.
Seeing wonderful creations like this, makes me want to take this up as a hobby! Absolutely beautiful!
It's a very expensive hobby, trust me. Just when you think you've finally got your shop complete, there's something else you find you need. Generally it's consumables (sand paper, glue etc.) or more clamps. Just a fact of the hobby.
@@toysoldier46552 I can imagine, but so rewarding when projects turn out right! 🙂
Please try it! Use good quality tools and a decent hobby lathe, if you laminate off-cuts (you can sometimes get them for free from woodyards) you won't break the bank. I can't wood turn anymore due to arthritis but have to say I would've loved to turn this piece. PS if you do decide to take this up do not skimp on your tool sharpening equipment!!! I learned that lesson the hard way. Good luck!
Moc krásná práce,úžasná barva dřeva 🇨🇿👍👍👍
I am absolutely in awe! That is such a stunning peice...great job ✌🏿
Dude that's so amazing crazy extreme crazy amazing work you did there bro guy pal.
Nice Video and piece!!! Question: Why on those videos the Wood turners never cut the corners on the bandsaw before the turning, would that be much easier, less mess on the turning?
ONE CUT TO DEEP BYE BYE
WHEN YOU TURN YOU GO AS FAR AS TO MEET ON ALL CORNERS
ALWAYS 2 WAYS TO DO A JOB
I do that all the time. If not cutting to (mostly) round, then at least octagonal. But they may not have a bandsaw tall enough.
Thanks Ray / Paul for the points ... make sense!
This is is a channel for people interested in reality not fiction.
Cómo estás! Nice patching. Good footage! Creative! Straight A grades!
Watched till full red bar.
Marvellous..! It must be years and years of practice and wanting to do a perfect job. The final result was so symmetrical, and I never expected such a degree of accuracy..!
AWESOME WORK.....😁👌👍
We always had a piece that was very mysterious and interesting and we kept wondering how it was made. Today these mysterious questions have been answered thoughtfully and precisely.
Absolutely gorgeous!
😍Beautiful work‼️ 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 From 🇧🇷
Excellent work, I did see several blow out area. How did you repair them? I’m curious. Would buy it all day long.
Very beautiful !!
this is the most elaborate wood cake i have ever seen being made before,10/10 would have a slice.
Great job!
A masterpiece!,👍🤝
That is one big band saw. Great workshop!
Супер, восхитительно 👍
А сколько опилок!
SO INCREDIBLY PIECE OF ART!!!! MY RESPECT SR.
Wow! Wow! Wow! When I saw the pattern after the turning wheel stopped, I was amazed! This would make a fantastic lamp base. How can I commission you to make me two? 😀
Wow! That thing is full on beauty 🔥🤘
Very Nice Work 👌
What an artist have watched in different pieces. Wow
Freaking awesome. Wish I had one of those lathes. I only got a parkside one and a few chisels.
Keep up the good work.
You could make a smaller version of this on your lathe, could you not?
@@aerialrescuesolutions3277 Maybe. It's just that it isn't a very powerful lathe. But I guess I could try.
So beautiful. More amazing is if you can actually visualize the outcome. Such talent!
Технику безопасности по работе на пилораме знаю как свои три пальца (c) 😂
Hola Woodturning, buenas tardes
Es increíble que esta magnífica pieza sea el producto de encolar pedazos de madera de distintos colores y tamaños.
Muchísimas gracias por registrar el paso a paso y compartirlo con todos nosotros. Muy buen trabajo. Segui adelante. Gracias.
¡Feliz Año Nuevo 2023 para todos!
Such a beautiful vase!
Turned out very nice! 🤩
I'm a woodworker making toys (for the last 10yrs). I've often thought about getting a lathe and thought that could be fun. Then I think " why bother, you can only make chair legs with it".....Wow from a block of wood !!!! Truly amazing work of art. Right I'm off to look at lathes :) :)
Золотые руки!!! Молодец!
Wow, absolutely gorgeous. You are very talented.
I love woodworking. Took 4 years of it in high school. Still do some today. And no I’ve never lost any fingers yet. Lol
You're not trying hard enough 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Masterpiece 👍👍👍
Que trabajo más maravilloso, con gran cariño muchas felicitaciones,!!!!!Chile
Bellísima obra de arte !!! Saludos desde San José Costa Rica. 🇨🇷❤️🇨🇷
Absolutely beautiful.
Excellent work my friend.
Очень круто получилось👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Красота это и есть творчество
Absolutely beautiful God has blessed you with a great talent God Bless
I can’t believe that he doesn’t get hurt using the equipment without any safety measures in place. It is a beautiful piece of art though!
Yea, government stifles individual liberty and craftsmanship with all their safety "mandates".
Glad to see a man do what he thinks is best, based on his own skill level and knowledge.
@@libertypastor1307 That's such a moronic thing to say. Safety mandates are so that employers can't force their employees to work under unsafe conditions. Which is without a doubt a good thing
@@kilian-one-l We are not slaves; so no one can force us to work under any circumstances or conditions, safe or not.
Americans used to be self-sustaining until factories were invented.
I firmly believe people ought to start their own businesses without any government intervention. The market will weed out the cruel and unjust employers, if there are multiple similar businesses to choose from.
Both socialism and communism are for morons, to use your term.
Liberty is for inventive, self-sufficient, industrious, motivated go-getters.
@@libertypastor1307 This is incredibly naive. They absolutely can and do force people to work under poor conditions (Have you somehow never heard of Amazon?) because losing your job in the US also means losing insurance. Starting your own business is expensive, pretty much no one has the money to do that anymore, because the cost of living has risen and continues to rise, while minimum wage hasn't risen with it. The market absolutely doesn't weed out cruel and unjust employers, because it's less expensive to treat employees like shit (A la Amazon forcing their employees to piss in bottles rather than lose a minute of productivity). That "If" in "if there are multiple similar businesses to choose from" is a BIG if, as the "free market" is enabling these companies to become monopolies.
@@kilian-one-l If people are too weak to start their own business, they are too weak to leave a job that mistreats them. Their weakness makes them slaves.
Even homeless people are figuring out they can wash car windows at gas stations to buy food. People are just too lazy.
If all the Amazon workers would just walk out and be determined to never go back, that would be a good start.
I wish Americans would just refuse to work for any corporation.
Some 30 years ago, I started a lawn mowing business, not to build a big business, but rather to earn my own living. Once I had enough customers to pay my bills and have a little extra, I stopped looking for more. The problem is that people are greedy and want to be rich and they want to get rich quick. I still work for myself all these years later.
So don't tell me I am naive. Too many people in general are just plain lazy or ignorant, or both.
Besides that, there are tons of jobs people can do from their home nowadays. Unfortunately, most of them are for corporations, which I avoid.
People need to get back to growing their own food, and looking for ways they can provide a product or service to others, and get to work finding a way to do that.
With the internet, you can always learn how to do anything!
CHAPEAU, CONGRATULATIONS.
I was very curious to know how it would turn out, I imagined it would be beautiful but was really surprised by the great design the lines formed thanks to the curvature! I could imagine this very well as the body/foot of a fancy lamp
Agree stunning design.
Ahh, soo. I thought maybe it was a vase for 1 or 2 flowers. A lamp would be amazing. Nice piece.
I thought the entire time it was going to be a lamp. A vase for fake flowers I presume? Either way, incredible work considering it was all scrap wood. He just needs to practice a little safety. That was scary!
@@snakeinthegrass7443 My friend likes to buy beautiful vases of sizes with same design and she turns a couple of vases into lamp shades. So she ends up with coordinated accessories.
Love it 😊🥰🥰🥰
Olá amigos. Parabéns pelo trabalho e dedicação. SHOW de bola. Abraços a todos. Feliz 2023 e os outros.
Superbe, magnifique
Mais j'avais vraiment peur pour vos doigts
I would have saved a lot of material by leaving out at least 10 pieces of those that you used and cut away. At the very least 4 could have been saved for a later work. It was a really good piece you've done and deserves for you to be proud of it. Well done.
Really cool! Thanks for the video!
The pucker factor as his fingers came sooooo close to the blade!!!