What I love most about this project is not the turning itself (although that's impressive as well.) I know many turners who do gorgeous work that I'll never achieve. I'm blown away by the ingenuity involved in developing the process! Many turners will try this note that they know how, but far fewer would have figured this out on their own. I'm one of those sick people who watches the machinery on shows like "How It's Made" and finds them as amazing and artistic as the items they produce. This was a true pleasure to watch.
After watching this I understand what is happening and can run through the steps in my head, but boy oh boy do I have a major skill gap between that and what I can do. Very impressive work
New subscriber. Amazing my friend! Did not think it was possible without cutting the outside in half and gluing it around the inner ball. The fact that it was done from a solid piece is incredible. That was one of the best 10 minutes I have ever spent on RUclips! And the speed at which you turn. Mind blown!!!
Thank you for your replying Scott! I have turned several special products that I have not seen anyone show on youtube. I will make videos about them whenever I have time.
I was expecting him to make the outer shell and ball seperate, then steam the outer shell to get it soft, and press the ball in like a bearing. Then, when the outer layer cools and dries, it shrinks and hardens so the inner ball can't escape. That's the practical, easy way to do it. But no. He decided to do it the True Craftsman's way, from one solid block. I was not expecting that.
Для того что бы в шаре выточить многогранник, например кубик, то вначале на шаре размечают 6 центров отверстий, расстояние между которыми рассчитывается по специальной формуле и зависит от диаметра шара. Делал такие сувениры из бронзы, на токарно-винторезном станке 1к62. Но на нём резец подаётся точно на заданную глубину, по лимбам подач. А здесь всё руками и на глаз, по риске на резце... Надо много практики, что бы так работать.
Wonderful to see! My Great-Grandmother's brother was disabled by Kaiser Bill's poison gas in World War I. He was taught furniture making as vocational rehabilitation. When I was a child I was fascinated by the balls in cages that adorned some of his work. I have no idea what tools or machines he used.
Felicitaciones maestro. Me dejó impactado con su gran creatividad. No me perdí un solo detalle de su video para aprender la forma de crear esta curiosa obra de arte. Dios te ha bendecido con una gran inteligencia. Hoy haz ganado otro suscriptor en tu canal. 😀👍
My brother used to do this with a 3 D printer 🖨 and very little supports. But doing it with wood is incredibly more difficult and you have made it possible. Incredible quality made possible by your expertise in lathing and knowing the tools to make it work. Applause
My grandfather used to whittle, and whittled a cane with 4 balls inside a square using a pocket knife.. I was the lucky grandkid to end up with it when he passed
I love this! However, I was cringing as you were using the parting tool below center and again when you were using the fingernail gouge to start creating the inside ball. Oh, how many times have I caught the edge of the tool and scared the crap out of myself, while pushing the limits of a cut! Great work and tool control!
In Indian temples they mastered this technique with granite. They also used similar techniques to make seamless links in stone chains. Something is missing in our history books.
Since the shell is based on a dodecahedron, it would be cool to have the inscribed ball have markings like an icosahedron since they are mathematical "duals" of eachother. And vice versa.
Hi Leonhard! Good morning from cold Finland. Good idea, thanks for this. I have planned to turn similar work. The first one is here: ruclips.net/video/ZQz9EJRXIYc/видео.html
Will you share the dimensions of the tool that you use for releasing the internal sphere? We have made one successfully, but it is crude and we were afraid the inner sphere ball might end up being smaller than the entry holes and fall out😂
The funny thing is the Chinese/Japanese used to do this, much more intricately, with only hand tools. Sometime with 6 'balls' intricately carved inside each other. Several hundred years ago.
Fantastic craftsmanship. The finished piece looked beautiful, but even more beautiful was the way that you made it, a joy to watch.
What I love most about this project is not the turning itself (although that's impressive as well.) I know many turners who do gorgeous work that I'll never achieve.
I'm blown away by the ingenuity involved in developing the process! Many turners will try this note that they know how, but far fewer would have figured this out on their own. I'm one of those sick people who watches the machinery on shows like "How It's Made" and finds them as amazing and artistic as the items they produce.
This was a true pleasure to watch.
Hi Phil, Thanks for the interesting answer! I do this work based on feelings. Because I'm a drummer😎
@@JarnoKorhonenWoodturning I'm a bass player. I have no feelings! Lol
After watching this I understand what is happening and can run through the steps in my head, but boy oh boy do I have a major skill gap between that and what I can do. Very impressive work
This a master wood tuner exam. Once you make one of these, you CAN turn wood 👏
New subscriber. Amazing my friend! Did not think it was possible without cutting the outside in half and gluing it around the inner ball. The fact that it was done from a solid piece is incredible. That was one of the best 10 minutes I have ever spent on RUclips! And the speed at which you turn. Mind blown!!!
Thank you for your replying Scott! I have turned several special products that I have not seen anyone show on youtube. I will make videos about them whenever I have time.
@@JarnoKorhonenWoodturning now I need to see a video on how you got a square inside the ball… +1 sub 👍
Really nice but you are very skilled tecnician i am appreciate you from india thanks alot for video (one carpenter from india)
I was expecting him to make the outer shell and ball seperate, then steam the outer shell to get it soft, and press the ball in like a bearing. Then, when the outer layer cools and dries, it shrinks and hardens so the inner ball can't escape.
That's the practical, easy way to do it.
But no.
He decided to do it the True Craftsman's way, from one solid block.
I was not expecting that.
My deepest respect for the ingenuity and craftsmanship!
You are amazing at what you do. I’ve watched quite a few woodworking videos but I’ve truly never seen anything like this. That was dope af.
Whoa!! I clicked on the video to see a crafting trick. I didn't expect to see it done with skill. wow.
Very impressive Sir! It was a joy to watch! ... And thanks for not adding any stupid music!
Woodurning is music to the ears ;)
@@JarnoKorhonenWoodturning - Hahaha, this kind of music is allowed in any video. :--)
Для того что бы в шаре выточить многогранник, например кубик, то вначале на шаре размечают 6 центров отверстий, расстояние между которыми рассчитывается по специальной формуле и зависит от диаметра шара. Делал такие сувениры из бронзы, на токарно-винторезном станке 1к62. Но на нём резец подаётся точно на заданную глубину, по лимбам подач. А здесь всё руками и на глаз, по риске на резце... Надо много практики, что бы так работать.
Slava Ukraine!
Wonderful to see! My Great-Grandmother's brother was disabled by Kaiser Bill's poison gas in World War I. He was taught furniture making as vocational rehabilitation. When I was a child I was fascinated by the balls in cages that adorned some of his work. I have no idea what tools or machines he used.
You are a very clever man. That was brilliant 🌞
Excellent, perfection at its best ❤️
Felicitaciones maestro. Me dejó impactado con su gran creatividad. No me perdí un solo detalle de su video para aprender la forma de crear esta curiosa obra de arte. Dios te ha bendecido con una gran inteligencia. Hoy haz ganado otro suscriptor en tu canal. 😀👍
Gracias!
Absolutly stunning and beautiful project.
My brother used to do this with a 3 D printer 🖨 and very little supports. But doing it with wood is incredibly more difficult and you have made it possible. Incredible quality made possible by your expertise in lathing and knowing the tools to make it work. Applause
Que increíble creación, una belleza!!!👏👏👏💖💖💖🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷
Back in my day, we did that by hand. I think there was a merit badge in it!
Wow très beau travail 👍🥰👏 très beau projet
Excellent turning! Really confident approach to the piece!
Good morning and thank you Andrew!🙂
He should make another ball inside the second one...
The Chinese were doing this multi, carved balls a hundred years ago.
100%
Kỹ năng tốt tạo ra tác phẩm tuyệt vời. Hi, I'm from Vietnam.
Fantastic! One of lifes mysteries solved, thank joy. 👍🏻 + new sub ☑️
This is fascinating! Cool works.
Selamat pagi om ,, ❤️ ini luar biasa kreatifnya ,,jadi unik ,
Een knapstukje vakwerk !!
I just like the wood shavings
Incrível, parabéns !
My grandfather used to whittle, and whittled a cane with 4 balls inside a square using a pocket knife.. I was the lucky grandkid to end up with it when he passed
Hi Kevin, He has been a skilled man!
Beautiful work .
Insane craftsmanship
😍😍😍😍👌
Высший пилотаж!!! 👍💕
I love this! However, I was cringing as you were using the parting tool below center and again when you were using the fingernail gouge to start creating the inside ball. Oh, how many times have I caught the edge of the tool and scared the crap out of myself, while pushing the limits of a cut! Great work and tool control!
Умница и УВАЖЕНИЕ!
Great work, And to think Ancient India produced these in granite or some kind of hard stone.
Très beau travail pour création de l' étoile
www.hitechedu.fi/woodturning/
just amazing, nice job man,great!!
Brilliantly done.
Superb! Very clever. I have subscribed.
入社したての頃、先輩の金属旋盤工で神業級の方がいました その方も削りにくい製品用に特製のチャックを作って加工されていましたね 当時を思い出すと懐かしいです
Nice one.
Wow, so cool. Full View
Amazing stuff.... I would love to make one someday
Молодец, мастер!
very ingenious
МАСТЕР!
Parabéns você é muito bom no que faz parabéns
Awesome video!
But can he make a table ? No seriously this was amazing 😉
Astonishing!
Amazing wood work 💯 love it
Хорошие станки основа мастерства, ну и мастерство ваятеля не пропьешь
Отличная работа Молодец
It's really beautiful!
Me seeing thumbnail: genos's core 👉🏻
You're good !!! 🏆
Very nice
I watched this and I still don't know how it is done!
Magic, I guess!!
Try Googling Chinese ivory ball and see some real magic.
Отличная работа, супер. P. S. из металла вышло бы лучше!
It takes extraordinary intelligence and skill to achieve amazing results 👆👌👍
Thank you! The next mystery turning work is planned ;)
BRILLIANT ISN'T HE!!!!👏🏼👍🏻
Good job my friend 😜👍
It's really cool, but makes my brain hurt trying to figure out how to do this on my own. Like what's that tool that makes the ball?
In Indian temples they mastered this technique with granite. They also used similar techniques to make seamless links in stone chains.
Something is missing in our history books.
www.hitechedu.fi/woodturning/
The sound of turning is very comfortable
Truly amazing, what talent!
Perfect 👍👍👍💯
Awesome
Since the shell is based on a dodecahedron, it would be cool to have the inscribed ball have markings like an icosahedron since they are mathematical "duals" of eachother. And vice versa.
Hi Leonhard! Good morning from cold Finland. Good idea, thanks for this. I have planned to turn similar work. The first one is here: ruclips.net/video/ZQz9EJRXIYc/видео.html
Super bro good
Thanks Venky😎
excellent skill.
Impressive!!!!
МАСТЕР!!!!!!
Very good amazing
Brilliant. Fantastic vedio that is not something a novice turner good ever do. I had no idea just how that could be done.
،، Мастер и Класс❤️❤️❤️
Nice!
Good job
Incredible
Will you share the dimensions of the tool that you use for releasing the internal sphere? We have made one successfully, but it is crude and we were afraid the inner sphere ball might end up being smaller than the entry holes and fall out😂
Hi Gary! I am written next woodturning book. You Will see there😉
Super.
The funny thing is the Chinese/Japanese used to do this, much more intricately, with only hand tools. Sometime with 6 'balls' intricately carved inside each other. Several hundred years ago.
I have done that too🙂
Wow that is funny! You should go into comedy!
@@zebranator Aww. Thats sweet. Thanks X
Yeah, but can you turn a ship in a bottle? 😮
Super 👍👍👍👍👍
Amazing
that's a lot of work for just one cool looking toy
Hi, Yes you are right! It takes about three to four working days to make a video like this. I would have other things to do in life😂
Awesome!
Cool 👍
Throttled
Мастер!
Wow!!! Really amazing👍
👍
😊o cara é um artista quero comprar um cubo com a bola dentro quanto custa?
Hi, netstore is coming soon 😉
Cool
Chinese puzzle balls are fascinating
I can show this case next😉
Молодчина.
Quel est la variété de bois que vous utilisez???
Ash
Now do a cube inside a sphere
ruclips.net/video/6T3SCte6nDI/видео.html
Видел в музее дявять сфер одна в другой выполнено из кости, орнамент внутри запредельный!
Однозначно класс
I've seen he do it, but I still don't think it's possible.