Woodturning a BEER MUG
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- Опубліковано 29 кві 2022
- Made out of walnut and maple leftover from previous video.
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Out of all of the wood turning channels I watch “ Yours “ has to be the most creative and inspirational channel I watch. Again an Excellent Job. Well Done. I would like to know more about your Lathe and Shop set up/tools. Perhaps you can make a video showing these items and explain how you got started in the craft and where you obtained your training. Thank You Again.
hello friends greetings healthy and successful always. thank you for sharing knowledge and always faithfully watching your latest things you are great fun people👍❤
I can't get enough of watching you. You are a very talented woodworking artist. Original and flawless works of art. Whatever you do is very nice. 👍🏻❤️
Dang Olivier how do you come up with new ideas time and time again. So much talent. 👍🏼🇺🇸
Most impressive, SIR! Normally I don't comment, but you definitely made the grade.
👌 Nice piece of work.
Look at the chatoyance on that maple! Gorgeous! You inspire me!
the chatoyance kaleidoscope effect going on is really cool.
Beautiful and functional
I love the pattern of the different woods, and the way you did the handle in two tones. I got really nervous w when the handle popped off of the lathe!
Same! I gasped!!
And I’m sitting here drinking beer as I watch you produce a beautiful piece of turning 🌞
Cheers mate!
From the imaginative mind to the choice of raw material to the high-speed lathe to the tool working the wood as precisely and as delicately as the artist's paint brush to the finished piece; One amazing project after another!
Thanks. Nice leftovers!
Outside of that attorcious beer pour at the end, amazing work!
The way the wood reflects the light at 5:10 is beautiful! Very nice piece
HA! There seems to be no limit to Oliver's imagination. A beautiful beer mug made from scrape. I love it!
Magic hands do it again. Beautiful piece ❤ 😍 💖
Комментарий в поддержку канала и ролика, а также труда мастера.
Nice video Oliver.
The beer mug looks great.
Turned out nice work.
Then have fun using it. 🤭😂
Beautiful work good luck 👍
Another awesome and worthwhile 8 minutes. Nice job.
Marvelous!
Another amazing work of art Olivier!! I love watching you work. You are extremely talented x
Beautiful! You used two of my favorite food-grade woods!
Great job once again, Olivier! I love your craftsmanship and skill.
Outstanding craftsmanship and very beautiful
In this video, there were all kinds of skills, from artistic design to carpentry skills. We really enjoyed the production of such products. We are waiting for your next informative and beautiful videos.
Beautiful beer mug Olivier.
I hope you saved the shavings for a resin piece. Those curly q’s would look cool with a colored resin for another mug, vase, or bowl.
Very Nice !!
The Cup would also be a great Café Cup. ;- )
I'm unable to turn at the moment but watching you make that stein helped. Thank you for sharing.
Stunning from every angle 👍
I'm so happy I found you again. Great job 👏
I lost you somehow
🤔🤔
Once again sir you did a great piece. Have one on me and thank you for sharing.
Belle et utile. Une simple bière est certainement meilleure servie dans une chope aussi précieuse. Bravo 😉 beau travail!
I love how the light dances around on it. But as a german, it's a little small for drinking beer :P
So very well done Oliver. Great imagination and execution. Beautiful mug.
FWIW, I made a 16-oz beer mug out of curly maple, in the shape of a beer barrel (with bands). The handle was in the shape of a beer tap. The lower support was the spigot for the tap. Worked great. I used about 7 coats of marine varnish and let it dry for a couple of months until I couldn't smell it any more. And it's worked great at Medieval fairs for years.
Wonderful mug. You have a great imagination.
So cool!!! Love it!!!
❤️❤️❤️👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Another project well done Olivier. Beautiful
I just knew that you would pour beer in it , to prove that it was functional as well as great looking! Cheers !
Beautiful peace it's perfect for Guinness stout, smooth and creamy 🤗 just the same colors mmm😋 ,perfect like always 😊
That is really cool, beautiful in fact. You always turn out awesome pieces. Thanks for sharing. 💜😊💜🇺🇸
Desde Chile un Gran Saludo y felicidades por tus excelentes obras 🇨🇱🇨🇱
Turned out awesome. I would use it all the time
Santé !!
Good stuff
very good job, i like you very much
Great looking mug
Love the way u created the jug. Great pattern
Your imagination, creativity and level of skill amaze me every time I watch one of your videos ❤️❤️❤️
Very nice.
Outstanding, cheers from Florida...Paul
Literally transforming drunk-energy(lethargy)-incarnate into something beautiful
It’s the shoe covers for me…no more dusty laces!
I'm looking at the pre-spun wood patterns and thinking "I've made cookies that look like that". I don't think I should watch woodturning videos whilst hungry.
Awesome.
Wow. Beautiful work, as always.
the mug looks amazing!
Great project. Love the setup you have at the start for keeping the glue up flush top and bottom. May need to make one of my own. So glad to have found your channel
Beautiful workmanship sir
Absolutely Gorgeous!
Amazingly beautiful
Another wonderful piece! In this time of sadness, your beautiful work makes me happy!
Time of sadness? Mate live your life and do not let things you cannot control get you down. Seeing any time as a sad one is not healthy and will only do you harm. There is ALWAYS a silver lining.
Beautiful work!!!! Very well done, always a joy to see one of your videos, thanks!
So incredible, a crazy amount of detail. Well done
That is absolutely beautiful. It belongs at the Munich Octoberfest.
Constantly amazed of the creative techniques you come up with.
A very cool mug! :)
Very cool
Nice👍 Got my plans for a homemade lathe and some of the materials, can't wait to do a bit of turning again I haven't done it since school over 25 years ago.
Terrific.
Beautifully done, great video, congratulations, canada
Lovely Work, My Friend.
That is amazing, would be more than happy to be sitting here drinking a beer* out of that :D
* first of many! ;)
That's so effective. The contrast of the different woods is fabulous. I'd love to see some made using the same technique with the wood pattern but with more similar colours (just similar though, not exactly the same), maybe more of a contrast of grain rather than colour. I'm not sure that would look any good but give it a go if you think it would.
Excellent! I'll drink to that!
Молодец , хорошая работа и красивая кружка
Turned out real nice. Will it actually hold a full bottle of beer? Thanks for sharing
Gorgeous work!
Olivier Gomis, a Question? Have you ever thought about re-using those tons of wood shavings from your turning works, and create something out of the ordinary with a resin build of some kind? ...just a curious thought...
really nice job may have to steal your idea and make one
Well done and very cool! Prost!
👍👍👍!!!
fantastic
très beau mug, bravo.
Handsome and original.
Gorgeous work! You make it look effortless to create 🙂
J' adore 😍 très doué pour le travail sur bois avec un tour 👍, et en chope à bière j' veux la même 😊
Love it!!
Очень необычные вещи
Lindo❣️
Excelente
C'est joli et très bien fait mais je n'y mettrais pas de la bière; elle va faire dilater le bois et casser la chope. De plus, le noyer noir est toxique et ne doit pas être utilisé avec des aliments. Merci pour la vidéo très bien faite.
Awesome!
Genie!!!
Muito bom, parabéns!!!
But where do you get some ideas from ??? a really beautiful mug ... Seriously ... congratulations indeed ... 👏👏👏👏👏👏
Hi Olivier great work as usual, I would love to see you make something cool in a pole lathe could you do this?
Nicely done