E roman de-al nostru si trebuie sa ne mandrim cu asta in toata lumea Cind eram copil in fiecare sat mesterii in lemn aveau atelierele aproape de fierari si coexistau impreuna;rotarii faceau rotile la caruta si fierarii puneau sinele si feroneria pe caruta salve
!!FRUMOS!!.. This brings back many cherished memories as a child! My immediate family & I moved to America when i was 6 years old. My parents & grandparents (who still live there) are very hard working as well. When such physical work is passed down from generation to generation, you don't see it as that but as the norm... Just imagine how much more you would appreciate things you worked so hard for!! I miss a lot of things there, but am extremely grateful to be in America. Pace' & GOD BLELSS.
I loved seeing you work. It shows invaluable experience, a simple life and a loving family. People throw away your fancy cars and shitty plastic phones... get back to what is real. Only that matters in the end. Thank you for reminding us . I sometimes feel like we are just lost fools.
Dank je wel, wat je zegt is uit het hart, moet vakmanschap worden gerespecteerd, Best wishes, Stuart Koning Thank you, what you say is from the heart, craftsmanship should be respected, Best wishes, Stuart King
Very interesting how he cuts on the underside with a hook tool, very much like the traditional Japanese turners I've seen. Great video, thanks for sharing it! Cheers!
Que maravilloso que existan lugares en el mundo donde se preserva esa habilidad y conocimiento de antes, mi admiración y respetos, saludos desde Venezuela
Revoluția industrială noastra a fost construit pe coloana vertebrală, sudoare și lacrimi de meșter sat, trebuie să respectăm artizan, Stuart Regele. Our industrial revolution was built on the backbone, sweat and tears of the village craftsman, we must respect the artisan, Stuart King
After watching this video I feel guilty for even having electricity! Never mind the computer and internet needed to view it! Thank you Stuart for this perspective recalibration session...
Folks, why you move away frome the subject of the video? Indeed, in Romania, you can still find old traditions! And yes, they are very cheap but since no one learns to do that, these objects will be invaluable in a few years! You must respect the traditions and those who still practice them! Respect! I sign: a man frome Romania!... UN ROMAN!...
I suppose the 'cap' is glued in place and some coating is put inside to prevent the water escaping through the end grain? Amazing video; thanks for showing it.
I wonder if Ino inspired any of the young people helping him in the video to take up the art themselves. Maybe he isn't the last pole turner in eastern Europe after all! 8^)
Stuart and I came across serious racism against the Roma even from well educated intelligent people. Folk thought we would be in serious danger visiting the craftspeople and camps that we did. Ion Cinstantin did live in a city in Slatina. I think it is good that they value their Roma heritage.
In a photo towards the end with Ion sitting beside his wife, there's a little stool or something in front of Ion with a very cupped top... what is it exactly??
Hello forhobby, Vremurile bune nu va dura o veşnicie. Atunci când nu există ulei, gaze şi energie ne va fi al aptitudinilor cu mâna sa supravietuiasca. salutul lui de meşteşugari şi simle arta, Stuart Rege
+GeorgePreduca I have seen videos of a guy making his own pole-lathe, just can not remember where exactly, but it operates n a similar way to the one the old gentleman was using. Just hit google and look fir them on youtube. I agree with you regarding the electricity free devices, as that just seems to make the end result items so much more "authentic" ? i don't know the exact word, but i think you can get my feeling around the subject matter.
in termeni populari aia se numeste PLOSCA si in ea se tin doar bauturi tari. in trecut inainte de o nunta se mergea cu plosca de tuica si cu lautarii din casa in casa si se chemau oamenii la nunta dar acum a disparut traditia asta.
Wow. Right back to brass tacks. Fantastic. There are similar tools on the market that are 'modern' and 'special' and they charge an arm and a leg. Ha! Bodgers and their kindred spirits FTW.
Señores la necesidad, obliga. Querer. Es poder, cuándo, no hay otros medios, es lo q hay. Es una PENA, pero aqui. En ESPAÑA tambien esistio el torno de pertiga,
Wonderful craftsmanship. However, King you are a subject of the Queen--a proper Englishman. Is there something I missed? Because you have no excuse for misspelling probably in the captions.
in my country bulgaria we call this a "hand job" or "hand made" this product i very expensive becose he was made only with hands and primitive instruments no machines.....price of this product fariation from 100$ to 250$ dolars
And by the way, Masonry is Anathematised by the Holy Synod of the Romanian Orthodox Church 80 years ago. The Metropolitan of Transsylvania, Nicolae Balan made a study on Freemasonry and based on that study, Freemasonry is considered heretical.
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👏👏👏E Boze dragi vrednije ruku,nije to lako raditi,sve pohvale!👏👏👏
E roman de-al nostru si trebuie sa ne mandrim cu asta in toata lumea
Cind eram copil in fiecare sat mesterii in lemn aveau atelierele aproape de fierari
si coexistau impreuna;rotarii faceau rotile la caruta si fierarii puneau sinele si feroneria pe caruta
salve
Μπράβο πού διατίθεται την παραδώσει σάς και ελπίζω να το σινεχισουν και άλλη να μην χαθεί η τεχνική
!!FRUMOS!!..
This brings back many cherished memories as a child! My immediate family & I moved to America when i was 6 years old. My parents & grandparents (who still live there) are very hard working as well. When such physical work is passed down from generation to generation, you don't see it as that but as the norm...
Just imagine how much more you would appreciate things you worked so hard for!!
I miss a lot of things there, but am extremely grateful to be in America.
Pace' & GOD BLELSS.
I loved seeing you work. It shows invaluable experience, a simple life and a loving family.
People throw away your fancy cars and shitty plastic phones... get back to what is real. Only that matters in the end.
Thank you for reminding us . I sometimes feel like we are just lost fools.
Thank you, I visited Bulgaria in 1990, I had a fantastic time,
Stuart King
Dank je wel, wat je zegt is uit het hart, moet vakmanschap worden gerespecteerd,
Best wishes, Stuart Koning
Thank you, what you say is from the heart, craftsmanship should be respected,
Best wishes, Stuart King
Thank you so very much with showing me a traditional way of turning.. very impressive.. goes to show you that you don't need much. just keep trying.
Very impressed to see how he gets by so nicely with minimal tools.
Just amazing skills.!And the lathe is a master piece of simplicity and efficiency. Thanks for posting!
Very interesting how he cuts on the underside with a hook tool, very much like the traditional Japanese turners I've seen.
Great video, thanks for sharing it!
Cheers!
Cesking ! Я вам очень благодарен за создание этого ролика. Я в восторге. Это очень здорово, что вы рассказываете о таких мастерах.
maravillosa demostracion de capacidad y experiencia realizada con tan pocas y elementales herramientas gracias jorge
That is an amazing skill and craftsmanship.
Talento, capacidad, trabajo y paciencia.
Maravilloso trabajo amigo!
Saludos desde Reynosa México!!!
Que maravilloso que existan lugares en el mundo donde se preserva esa habilidad y conocimiento de antes, mi admiración y respetos, saludos desde Venezuela
This is the true meaning of "old school".
This man is nothing short of a craftsman. We in the west have let such arts in workmanship die right away.
Excellent video. Almost cried watching it. Thank you so much for taking the time to share. :)
What fantastic results with such basic resources.
FANTASTICO. No encuentro palabras con las que expresar lo que siento al mirar a este ARTISTA
Revoluția industrială noastra a fost construit pe coloana vertebrală, sudoare și lacrimi de meșter sat, trebuie să respectăm artizan,
Stuart Regele.
Our industrial revolution was built on the backbone, sweat and tears of the village craftsman, we must respect the artisan,
Stuart King
After watching this video I feel guilty for even having electricity! Never mind the computer and internet needed to view it!
Thank you Stuart for this perspective recalibration session...
asa e! bravo! cel mai bun lucru pe care l-ai spus anul asta!
fantastic much respect for this talented men.
szanujcie takich ludzi bo jest ich mało,nie wielu tak już potrafi
amazing craftsman showing an almost lost art. wonder how much the finished flask sold for.
staggering. What a craftsman.
great clip, lovely people and tools
felicidades hermoso trabajo ya no se hace ahora a mano y con ese torno saludos desde ecuador
family works together, i love Romania - from Philippines!
Folks, why you move away frome the subject of the video? Indeed, in Romania, you can still find old traditions! And yes, they are very cheap but since no one learns to do that, these objects will be invaluable in a few years! You must respect the traditions and those who still practice them! Respect! I sign: a man frome Romania!... UN ROMAN!...
lucaferat Nah, it's just junk and will always be realised as such.
Смотрел это ,что бы научиться,не использовать электричество ,что бы не платить
I suppose the 'cap' is glued in place and some coating is put inside to prevent the water escaping through the end grain? Amazing video; thanks for showing it.
Dau jos palaria pentru Domnul Maestru, Bravo.
Valioso trabajo artesanal. Un verdadero patrimonio.
These kids should put these exposer and experience in their CV.
Cata dorinta.... De apreciat... Bravo...
I wonder if Ino inspired any of the young people helping him in the video to take up the art themselves. Maybe he isn't the last pole turner in eastern Europe after all! 8^)
Buenísimo le saludo desde Argentina!!!
Love it! How would one go about building a lathe like that, any plans?
Thank you,
Stuart King
Now I am prouder of my country!
I wonder where the nearest hospital is?
Stuart and I came across serious racism against the Roma even from well educated intelligent people. Folk thought we would be in serious danger visiting the craftspeople and camps that we did. Ion Cinstantin did live in a city in Slatina. I think it is good that they value their Roma heritage.
In a photo towards the end with Ion sitting beside his wife, there's a little stool or something in front of Ion with a very cupped top... what is it exactly??
A small stool for "short feet table" or Something like that.
Hello forhobby,
Vremurile bune nu va dura o veşnicie. Atunci când nu există ulei, gaze şi energie ne va fi al aptitudinilor cu mâna sa supravietuiasca. salutul lui de meşteşugari şi simle arta, Stuart Rege
Lovely stuff Stewart.
Bertie.
i would love to know how to do this and to have the electricity free "devices"
+GeorgePreduca I have seen videos of a guy making his own pole-lathe, just can not remember where exactly, but it operates n a similar way to the one the old gentleman was using. Just hit google and look fir them on youtube. I agree with you regarding the electricity free devices, as that just seems to make the end result items so much more "authentic" ? i don't know the exact word, but i think you can get my feeling around the subject matter.
in termeni populari aia se numeste PLOSCA si in ea se tin doar bauturi tari. in trecut inainte de o nunta se mergea cu plosca de tuica si cu lautarii din casa in casa si se chemau oamenii la nunta dar acum a disparut traditia asta.
Proberly?
gee fun for the whole family I would have never thought thanks you tuber
Amazing Talent Here! Amazing, is any of his stuff for sale?
I love how he uses the tree's tension to operate the machine.
Wow. Right back to brass tacks. Fantastic. There are similar tools on the market that are 'modern' and 'special' and they charge an arm and a leg. Ha! Bodgers and their kindred spirits FTW.
Amigo te felicito eres un fenómeno abrazos atte. Desde Alerce puerto montt chile
Mooie video nog nooit gezien .Handen kunnen toch iets moois maken. Echt geen woorden voor zo mooi .Die man kan echt toveren .
i'd make the lathe into a similar setup as thos old sowing machines where the spinning would be continuous
A "treadle lathe" is what you are looking for, if you haven't found it by now.
You coudn't have put it better... We are nothing without electricity and computers. If ever the SHTF we better know some about old technology.
¡Muy bueno! de un tornero de oficio.
República Argentina América del Sur
Beautiful to watch!
And when you find out the price of this pice of art,it blow iour mind!Something like5-10 $ !!!
Mulţumesc Sandokanul , am o mică colecţie de vase pe care I comoara,
Stuart King
Sokkal logikusabb lenne rászerkezteni egy bicót, áttétellel. Bár ahhoz már kell egy minimális technikai tudás.
Señores la necesidad, obliga. Querer. Es poder, cuándo, no hay otros medios, es lo q hay. Es una PENA, pero aqui. En ESPAÑA tambien esistio el torno de pertiga,
Muito legal, so colocar em uma roda dagua e fica perfeito
Explain this please.
Thanks alot for uploading this!
Thanks for sharing.
In Bulgaria still make these bottles! We call them "BUKLITZA" Just Google it
Great
zdolny dziadek ,ładna jest ta dziewczyna
Yes...... work and man are İmpressive ,thanks for publiser too ı know Romania surely poor people
me gusta, gracias
felicidades
loved it.
John Drew
Asa o sa muncim in curand toti Romanii... ne intoarcem in curand la origini dupa ce terminam de furat ce a mai ramas din industrie.
ricorda un prodotto fatto nel mio paese da sapienti artigiani con facilita come del video .
QUE MARAVILHA. BRAZIL
Master at work!!!
Wonderful craftsmanship. However, King you are a subject of the Queen--a proper Englishman. Is there something I missed?
Because you have no excuse for misspelling probably in the captions.
Just for the record, these people are Romani, not Romanian and yes there is a considerable difference
nice! now i need 500 of those
You respect
Now THAT is a true helpmeet/wife! You won't find that in America.
A eso yo llamo ingenio
I bet you that turkey will be the next thing under this guys axe .
Possible,when ur self sustaining yourself its natural :D
do you self sustain your sexual impulses ?
Well....seems like somebody does'nt....
dracul adrian Oh how sophisticated you are ! what a goon
کیا بات ہے اللہ الرحمن الرحیم ہے.
It appears that he has only one turning tool.
+1 :)
Super adevarata opinia ta!
perfekt ! gratuláció ! 100000%
haide România!
Thank you, brilliant!
Well done, `nea Ioane! :P
Muito legal!!
This love it!!
that was amazing!@
great , job .
nu poti sa nu dai like la asa ceva
Dear drtisbeter ,
There are plans on the net or you could look in Mike Abbott's book, Living Wood, also visit bodgers.org
Regards,
Stuart King
they are romanian, not gypsyy
in my country bulgaria we call this a "hand job" or "hand made" this product i very expensive becose he was made only with hands and primitive instruments no machines.....price of this product fariation from 100$ to 250$ dolars
And by the way, Masonry is Anathematised by the Holy Synod of the Romanian Orthodox Church 80 years ago. The Metropolitan of Transsylvania, Nicolae Balan made a study on Freemasonry and based on that study, Freemasonry is considered heretical.