Masters of the Craft - Pascal Oudet

Pascal Oudet produces oak turnings that are as surprising as they are beautiful. By turning very thin and then sandblasting away the spring growth rings, he creates stunning pieces that are mostly air.
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[@carbonitegamorrean8368]

I been blasting woods and other stuff for that matter for over 30 years, change media, pressure, etc, different woods, density of nozzle etc, all great amazing looking end product, did not know many people did it. I personally like it.

[@annakeye]

*+Carbonite Gamorrean*
Do you have any images up of your work? I'd love to see some of it or you could email me at ida.spear[at]gmail

[@johngibson5726]

I'm usually not short on words - but - after watching this I am! All I can say from the heart is "Beautiful".

[@carlpbrill]

Spectacular work.
In the sandblaster at work the expanded metal mesh in the bottom is held up with 2x2s, which get textured in a similar way.
I am really enjoying this series of videos, I hope they continue.

[@dalicloud9]

absolutely incredible. hope he continues to progress with his design and technique.

[@wmwalkerco]

Holy cow! I'm just getting started in my turning journey and this is unfathomable!

[@LibertyWoodworking]

Very cool. Passion plus patients equals greatness.

[@richardschaffling9882]

His work is fantastic

[@AcornFox]

Absolute genius. This is incredible.

[@MattFriedrichs]

Incredible. I'd have never imagined this was possible with wood.

[@1949chefjojo]

Absolutely stunning and amazing.

[@letsenjoyyourtime4680]

that's what we called the gifted I'm so happy to see the amazing things happen even though I'm seeing it on u tube thanx for sharing your story :')

[@scottcates]

Wonderful work.

[@resipsaloquitur13]

This is truly profound. This is virtuoso caliber in my opinion.

[@resipsaloquitur13]

A game changer in woodcraft.

[@GaryThomsonJoinery]

Beautiful , stunning and very unique 😊
6 unlikes???? What is there to unlike ???

[@bart3716]

Gary Thomson Joinery they will envy him.

[@arboristBlairGlenn]

Good narration for a talented artist

[@truebluekit]

That's some inspiring work.

[@giannisozo7928]

Amazing

[@jeffersonpeixotodeoliveira2441]

Fantastic!!

[@oldmanwoodcraft]

Amazing work Wow

[@trankgrappa]

amazing!

[@sandrusco71]

beautiful.

[@devincarson3577]

That is fine art

[@woodturningjohn]

His art is just amazing, kind of a shame he is thinking of leaving his other job, I have a pacemaker / defibrillator and without it no wood turning for me :)

[@antiriatte4981]

Весьма недурно!Очень хорошая работа.

[@MattDiresta]

so cool!

[@bruceowens2865]

is that a Gerry Glaser gouge? the red handled bowl gouge.

[@hswing11]

Like to see how he makes them and not so much what he makes.

[@NativeEarthlingAI]

Inspiring

[@utzmann-northbenoit1130]

I think there is a mistake, doesn't he lives in southern eastern France?

[@FineWoodworking]

According to his website he does. Our mistake.

[@utzmann-northbenoit1130]

No problem, just to double check. He actually lives very close to me, I gotta try to meet him

[@motherpops]

wow. 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@Finn-McCool]

Perhaps the unlikes are for the compulsive workmanship over detailed and utilitarian craftsmanship. Form void of function.

[@robvegart]

23 people pour liquid outside of the bowls

[@FineWoodworking]

Best comment ever! Many points to you.

[@louiscypher7090]

yeah, because woodworking is more important than saving lives.