WOW! Nicely done. Even the repair of the lid was accurate and professional. No one would know what you did but you showed it to all! I love this and will work towards replicating
I watched Alan Batty make one of there in boxwood years ago. He still has a demo of it on RUclips even now that he's been dead for several years. I was fortunate to take a 5 day class from him about 15 years ago. He taught me much, including hand thread chasing. He was old school production turner. His friend, Bill Jones was a fourth generation ivory/hardwood turner. I watched Bill demonstrate but never got to work with him. Bill also was a very efficient production turner. Bill wrote for woodturning magazines and much was put into two books. Notes from the turning shop and further notes from the turning shop. Both are good books. I love watching you work. Your devotion to turning really shows in your techniques and products!
Superbe boite secrète, j'ai adorer vous regardez jusqu'au bout et tous expliquer même vos erreurs . Vous méritez un abonnement de plus merci pour ces moments de joie à vous voir faire. je vais essayer de faire pareil mais il y a de l'expérience que je n'ai pas encore acquis
@@tomislavtomasicwoodturning I nearly gave up, but thanks to your & Richard's guidance I am trading in my Myford ML 8 for one like yours. Thanks again, Ron.
@@tomislavtomasicwoodturning Thanks to you, catches are a thing of the past. i'm now enjoying turning more 'tricky' boxes and bowls. Getting easier by the day. Thanks Tomislav. Pass on my thanks also to Richard. Ron.
Awesome! I turn Christmas tree decorations as gifts every year and its always difficult to come up with new and interesting designs, I know what I'm turning this year, thank you for the very professional video.
Awesome piece, not sure if i would have the patience or the expertise to something so intricate. i definitely don't have the skew skills you have. thanks for sharing.
No that's a awesome little project you explained everything so well I loved watching it now I can't wait to try making one at the weekend as yes I'm going to subscribe.. awesome 👍
Good save! I'm going to have a go at this one - the grand kids will love it, great palce to hide their jelly beans. Bit too late with the message though, I subscribed a while ago because you've got such a good channel.
Oh, I so wish I had the ability to make this one for my Daughter's wedding ring box, it would be perfect. I will try but I doubt I'll manage before November. Thanks for a great video lesson, as usual.
Thanks what a challenge, I try to make one of the 4 way challenge projects ya'll do . This will be a hard one i'm not very good at spheres but i'll give it a try.
Very cool project and really interesting design. Nice recovery; it's always good to see ways to fix issues when they occur. Very difficult to see where the mechanism is after you finished it -- just the way one would want a piece like this to be.
Thank you, ☺️ Its pretty much just a slight taper hole on the ball, and the box fits in it😀.... its really that simple 😅... Once again thank you for watching
Hours of work ahead for me trying this, there will be many failures ahead but lots of fun and practice. Thanks so much for the demonstration Tomislav, Very well done.👍
That was just awesome! This is now on my list of things to try. Love everything you do and really appreciate the way you explain your process, including the mistakes - I always say, it’s not always what you know, but what you can hide! Thanks!
@@tomislavtomasicwoodturning you said in one video that you used to grind down files to make scrapers. I am new but when I learn how to properly used the tools, I am going to grind customing designs into the larger files to make special designs like triple beads - I think
@@tomislavtomasicwoodturning I have a small Jet table planer and s small jointer and I have to feet the word to go in the direction of the grain. Not knowing anything about wood turning, I worry about running against the grain and causing blowouts - is that really a concern or am I just imaging problems that will never exist. PS. I lived in NL for four years and worked for SKF up and down Europe. I loved being there and really enjoyed the people.
@darrylcrum2495 depends on what you do, you can go agains the grain and if it thicker wood it will just leave rough surface, on thin stuff it can blow out.
Thanks Tomislav, I've made 2 of these now based on your video and want to make more! For your jam chuck to hold the spheres, is it in side- or eng-grain orientation?
WOW! Nicely done. Even the repair of the lid was accurate and professional. No one would know what you did but you showed it to all!
I love this and will work towards replicating
Thank you sir very much for kind words 🤗
That is cool! Thank you for bringing this to us.
Wow. I am lost for words. Of all the wood-turning videos I have seen over the years, this one is my favorite.
Thank you,glad to hear that
You just out distant yourself from the rest of the wood turning world, my friend! You are truly anazing😊
Thank you buddy, appriciate that ☺️
Thank you for allowing us to see all the work you have done. I will try this for myself. It looks great. I can see this as a modern Netsuke.
Thank you, go for it its super fun
That was amazing! I always enjoy watching your videos Tomislav!
Thank you sir
I watched Alan Batty make one of there in boxwood years ago. He still has a demo of it on RUclips even now that he's been dead for several years. I was fortunate to take a 5 day class from him about 15 years ago. He taught me much, including hand thread chasing. He was old school production turner. His friend, Bill Jones was a fourth generation ivory/hardwood turner. I watched Bill demonstrate but never got to work with him. Bill also was a very efficient production turner. Bill wrote for woodturning magazines and much was put into two books. Notes from the turning shop and further notes from the turning shop. Both are good books. I love watching you work. Your devotion to turning really shows in your techniques and products!
Thank you Richard very much 😀
Awesome little box, thanks for sharing.
What a great design. Its totally functional and also stylized. Well done sir.
Thank you ☺️
What a nice, fun little box. Your message made me smile.
Thanks Mike 😅
That is awesome I will definitely have to attempt to make one. Keep up the great work. 👽
Thank you 😀 I'll do my best
Superbe boite secrète, j'ai adorer vous regardez jusqu'au bout et tous expliquer même vos erreurs . Vous méritez un abonnement de plus merci pour ces moments de joie à vous voir faire. je vais essayer de faire pareil mais il y a de l'expérience que je n'ai pas encore acquis
Thank you very much 🤗
Go for it, it only looks difficult to make but one step at the time☺️
That was amazing. The fix at the end made it even more useful to see how you could glue a new piece in for the final lid. Pretty cool.
Thank you very much
Beautiful project Tomislav.
Thank you 😀
You've taught me a lot in Scotland. Thanks.
Thank you very much, I'm honored to help out
@@tomislavtomasicwoodturning I nearly gave up, but thanks to your & Richard's guidance I am trading in my Myford ML 8 for one like yours. Thanks again, Ron.
@@RonStewart-cc5js glad you didn't give up, keep on the work,its not easy trust me but it can get easier after a while
@@tomislavtomasicwoodturning Thanks to you, catches are a thing of the past. i'm now enjoying turning more 'tricky' boxes and bowls. Getting easier by the day. Thanks Tomislav. Pass on my thanks also to Richard. Ron.
Well done! Thanks for the lesson.
Thank you for sharing this. Very good work!
Thank you, I'm glad you liked it
Awesome job neat little toy for the grand kids. I will keep this video!!!
Thank you, it is great for kids
Fantastic! That is the type of cool project I enjoy. Gotta try one for a gift.
Go for it Jay, its fun
Brilliant project. Thanks for sharing. Victorians were skilled, eh? And innovative in terms of design.
Indeed they were☺️
Génial !!! c'est vraiment un travail très amusant à faire .....;Beau résultat !
Thank you very much 😀
Awesome! I turn Christmas tree decorations as gifts every year and its always difficult to come up with new and interesting designs, I know what I'm turning this year, thank you for the very professional video.
Glad to hear that 🤗 go for it,these are fun to make... Also check out my Instagram account, yesterday I posted a 100mm diameter sphere puzzle box ☺️
An amusing little puzzle box. Thank you Tomislav.
Thanks for watching
Awesome piece, not sure if i would have the patience or the expertise to something so intricate. i definitely don't have the skew skills you have. thanks for sharing.
Thank you sir very much, it really isn't that difficult....just step by step
What an amazing project. I can't wait to try it. Thank you for all the tips and tricks along the way. Thank you!
Glad you liked it 🤗
Gran trabajo hecho con mucho cuidado al detalle☝ también me gusta la detallada explicación paso a paso👍
Thank you, glad you enjoy it ☺️
This is one of the best wood turning beginners courses I’ve ever seen 😊
uk joke ya
Ok 👍
Not sure about the joke part but if it makes you smile great😀
Quite unique. Thanks for sharing
Thank you
Very cool, a great gift for a kid
Indeed😉
Just so happens I was thinking about doing a run of spherical boxes. Now I will try this with a couple of them. Thanks for the video and idea!
Thank You for watching
Thanks Tomislav. Very entertaining video.
Thanks Steven ☺️
No that's a awesome little project you explained everything so well I loved watching it now I can't wait to try making one at the weekend as yes I'm going to subscribe.. awesome 👍
Glad you enjoy it ☺️ thank you for watching
That looks like a fun project , I think you did a great job on it .
Thank you, ☺️
Super cool. Thank you for sharing.
Thank you very much for watching
Good save! I'm going to have a go at this one - the grand kids will love it, great palce to hide their jelly beans. Bit too late with the message though, I subscribed a while ago because you've got such a good channel.
Thank you very much, appriciate your support sir.... Make it bigger for grandkids and I love the idea for jelly beans☺️
Nice save on the box lid! These will make great Christmas presents. Thanks.
Indeed, great idea for Christmas, although everybody will know how to open it😂😂
Oh, I so wish I had the ability to make this one for my Daughter's wedding ring box, it would be perfect. I will try but I doubt I'll manage before November. Thanks for a great video lesson, as usual.
It really isn't that difficult, one step at the time.... thank you and best wishes to you and daughter.... let me know if you manage to make it...
Wow! this is amazing. Thank you for doing this. I love it.
Thank you very much for watching
Wow! Great idea!
Thanks 😀
Thanks what a challenge, I try to make one of the 4 way challenge projects ya'll do . This will be a hard one i'm not very good at spheres but i'll give it a try.
Thank you, ofcourse try the Challenges.... they are here to inspire....😀
A very nice , simple puzzle
I like how you made a fix to the cover , without having to cut a whole new one
I like that to😅 saved me time... Thank you for watching
Nice to see you turn something different, not just another bowl. Will have to try this one , Great idea Tom
Hmmm thanks, I turn whats in book or orders.... apart from this 😅
Very cool project and really interesting design. Nice recovery; it's always good to see ways to fix issues when they occur. Very difficult to see where the mechanism is after you finished it -- just the way one would want a piece like this to be.
Thank you, ☺️
Its pretty much just a slight taper hole on the ball, and the box fits in it😀.... its really that simple 😅...
Once again thank you for watching
What a great puzzle box! If you don't mind, I will give that a try! I feel challenged! Great job. Thanks for sharing!
Take care, Dave
Thank you Dave, ofcourse go for it....let me know how it went
very very awesome !goodmorning from greece!!
Greetings from Croatia to Greece.... Thank you for watching
Great job!!!😊
Thank you
génial, un super tournage et un super partage, merci beaucoup!!!
Thank you sir for watching 😀
Got to admire your talent with the skew
Thank you very much 🤗
Far out. That's a great looking project. You make it look very easy and explain what you're doing so well. Thanks for all your tips and guidance.
Thanks for watching
Im quite a beginner how would I make the jam chuck?
Wow, what a fine demonstration of precision work! So fun to watch a master at his craft. Thank you!
Thank you 😀
Nice work, like that you show all the steps and the fixes too. Thanks
Glad you enjoy it ☺️
The Victorian turners where clever. Very well done, Tomislav. And happy (belated) name day!
Thank you 😀
That's a really nice little project! And, I'm sure, not nearly as easy to get right as you made it look! Another one for my to do list. Thanks.
Thank you Randy, I did find it on easy side,just take your time and be precise with rechucking.... thank you for watching
Tomislav another great project and very well demonstrated thanks for sharing mate can't wait to have a try
Kind regards
From @William_Kenny 👍👍
@@William_Kenny thank you Will, let me know how you did.
Great project.
Thank you
Quelle maestria, bravo !!! Et belle découverte que cette petite sphère à mystères. Encore merci.
Thank you very much
So much fun from just a tiny bit of material. Thanks for sharing. I’m going to try it.
Indeed, and the size is determed by how small or big you are comfortble go.... give it a try and let me know how you did
Hours of work ahead for me trying this, there will be many failures ahead but lots of fun and practice. Thanks so much for the demonstration Tomislav, Very well done.👍
Thank you very much, it is really fun to do ...
Amazing skill !!!
Thanks 😀
Thanks thats lovely work
Thank you 😀
Very cool. Nice job to fix it
Thanks 🤗
Excellent project! So many techniques demonstrated. Your teaching style and narratives are outstanding. Thanks!
Thank you very much 😀
Thanks for showing us something new and fun. I am new to turning, but will be putting this on my to-do list!
As I try it I think it should be on everyones list , it really is fun....thank you for watching
really cool project!
Thanks 😀
Amazing skills .
Thanks 😀
Wow that's a really nice project Tom I look forward to giving this a try but I don't think mine will be anywhere as good as yours. Fantastic work.
I think you'll do great ☺️.... thank you for watching
Love this!
Thanks,its fun stuff 😀
Nice! I'll have to try one.
That was just awesome! This is now on my list of things to try. Love everything you do and really appreciate the way you explain your process, including the mistakes - I always say, it’s not always what you know, but what you can hide! Thanks!
Thank you sir.... glad you enjoy it ☺️
This would have been a great option for your 4 way challenge pop fit lid. This is killer work.
Thank you, this is more of friction fit😀
Pekná práca Tom... ✊✊✊👍👍👍
Thanks 😀
great little box
Thanks
Very nice. What a great project. A lot of skill goes into making this. And probably great excercise. Mind if I try?
Go for it.... its not my invention☺️
Love it!
😀
excelente trabajo felicitacionew
Thank you
Great video
Ingenious how you did this. You are so talented.
Thank you, but its actually not difficult, just a bit precision work
super cool. I have never seen anything like it. ( Could do an " Easter egg "in a similar way I suppose.) Thanks, dave
Thank you Dave 🤗
Wow just amazing. Thanks
Thank you for watching
There will now be loads of these adorning the craft stalls for Christmas. Love it.
Probably😀 Thank you very much for watching
Absolutely amazing, I don't have skill level to try one but it's a lovely thing.❤
Don't say that, it really isn't that difficult, one step at the time
I will have to make one Thanks for sharing 1:17
Thank you for watching 😀
Can a woodturner grind scrapers to the radius or profile they want?
Yes, I adapt scrapers if they don't fit or shape isn't what I need
@@tomislavtomasicwoodturning you said in one video that you used to grind down files to make scrapers. I am new but when I learn how to properly used the tools, I am going to grind customing designs into the larger files to make special designs like triple beads - I think
Very cool!
Thank you very much
Maestro! 😃
Thank you sir
That's actually pretty cool. Now I'm wondering what other similar hidden/trick box designs are out there.
😂😂 that was my idea as well
Wow! Nice. "Not difficult" and "precise" don't pair up in my shop!
Thank you, I did say that it has to be precise but there is some wigle room , so take one step at the time and you should be ok👍
People with 3D printers can make their own templates to almost any radius they want. I am going to do that as soon as this video is complete.
Good way to make templates
Absolutely great tennis… tomorrow i make balls….😊😊
Very Cool! I love it!! This project is going on my list of things to work up to trying!
Awsome,go for it, its fun
Was that a blow out on the chuck end?
Not sure , I don't think it is😀
@@tomislavtomasicwoodturning I have a small Jet table planer and s small jointer and I have to feet the word to go in the direction of the grain. Not knowing anything about wood turning, I worry about running against the grain and causing blowouts - is that really a concern or am I just imaging problems that will never exist.
PS. I lived in NL for four years and worked for SKF up and down Europe. I loved being there and really enjoyed the people.
@darrylcrum2495 depends on what you do, you can go agains the grain and if it thicker wood it will just leave rough surface, on thin stuff it can blow out.
@@tomislavtomasicwoodturning Thank you for that knowledge.
Cool!
Thanks
A lot of work In that little ball,not easy to do.
Its not difficult, just a bit more precision then usually 😀
Thanks Tomislav, I've made 2 of these now based on your video and want to make more! For your jam chuck to hold the spheres, is it in side- or eng-grain orientation?
Sorry, upon rewatching the video, I notice you mention it is cross-grain, thanks!
Glad you enjoy making those,I love it as well... Both cross grain and endgrain can work as jam chuck... depends on what you have
💞💞💕💕💝💝💕💕💞💞👍
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Great video, another challenge?????
Thank you, nope this one is not a part of any challange apart if some of my viewers want to make it....🤗
A lot of people don’t know but you can put your weed in here
I guess you can
Simple??
Yes. If you're a master woodturner 😂
I'm gonna practice the sphere a few times first then work up to the next steps. Maybe in 6 months I'll get it 😂
😂😂 try it,it really isn't that bad😀 one step at the time....