Dare you to build a Mirrorless camera out of wood now you have challenged me to build one didn’t know people still make belllows

Very nice piece! How thick are the walls? Looks like about 1/2”. Can you tell me what finish you used? Maybe some day I will reach this level of turning 😅

Lovely!

Where did you get the bellows?

7:27 Oh, hey... I got that lens. Brown Mfg Co 19in f/11

nice shape!

That turned out awesome! 👍🏻 Got me to subscribe! How you like that lathe? I got one a few months ago but still getting use to it! 😊Thank you for sharing!

Hello from France! I do agree on the comments here: Simply amazing work! My dream… What is the size of this camera? 20x24? Would there be any possibility to buy from you the technical drawing please? I would love building one like this myself in this size and another one for panoramic like 8x20 or so . Thanks a lot

Beautiful!

next time you should try to hollow the whole piece at once

Love the moire effect from the carved lines.

The Inti cameo!

I usually don’t watch you tube for long videos ( short attention spam) but wow I am mesmerized by the process and the precision of it. Great work!

My hero honestly

Oh my word! Majestic! Great job! I have a few logs. I wonder if I can go that size on my Laguna 18/36. Lol! I am amazed by what you have done!

Holy Moly!

Beautiful bowl. Impressive.

Binge watching backwards from the most recent. After seeing your last one I thought you were setting up to mount a plywood base , turn it round for a bowl and make and plug for bottom from contrasting wood . But you ended up thinking outside the box

I have tried turning box elder burl , starts out great , but seems like it doesn't matter if I turn green , or rough turn then dry , or dry for years it will always warp or twist way out of shape . Do you have a way to prevent that ? I have a whole quonset full just waiting, but kind of resigned to waiting till I get a vac stabilizing set up . P.S. I prefer to have the bark side as the base and outside , to keep as much figure as possible Edit . Very nice . If you don't mind me asking where you find the burl. I'm from central Saskatchewan , we have a high runoff in spring and seems to me that on flood plains where the trees get damaged by ice flows , every box elder has some burl

What a beautiful undertaking. What is the size and how long did it take?

Nice bowl Nicer lathe

Beautiful wood and turning

Stunning work. Well done and thanks for sharing

Wau, einfach Spitze 😮sehr schönes Teil. Klasse gemacht Respekt 👏👍💪

First off, congratulations on successfully turning a boulder, but I'm curious as to how fast that beast was spinning.

Что это и для чего?

I was surprised to see that you only have 241 views on this video, because it is of such HIGH QUALITY! Great work mate!

Truly a great piece.

Dude! In addition to being a spectacular piece, your video was captivating. You may have sold me on the 70-3040 as well. That was truly an impressive display of skill and patience. You should be very proud of your accomplishment.

I really appreciate your woodworking skills but your camera and ground glass .. plate holders are so over built. I wonder if you’ve ever handled an actual well made large format camera as a reference. All you need to do is make an appointment at a place like George Eastman Museum in Rochester, NY if you are in the US .. or the European museums that have camera holdings. You would learn a lot about functional camera design to allow you to whittle some weight off your next project.

Built like a tank! Good thing it’s a studio camera!

Beautiful!

Are there any steps to make it in PDF file format? from the size chart and others, can i request it, i want to make too

Why so big ?

Beautiful!! Well done 👏!!!

beautiful

Very unique but not wasted wood good job 👍 👏

Ok, very nice Woodworking, but where do you get the Filmmaterial for that Camera?

Wasnt that wet wood? It dried do perfectly. Just beautiful.

Man, that is art. Good job!

beautiful!

Lovely work

So very beautiful. Thank you for sharing the process of making it.

You have skillz. I enjoyed this and will be watching the rest.

That turned out awesome! It might have cost you a new pair of boxers though. I've got a Oneway Stronghold chuck, and I ended up getting the lager jaws for it when I started to turn bigger and heavier pieces. I've also started using a glue block rather than my chuck for the last 6 months and haven't had any problem with that method. Jim Sprague showed me this trick with hot melt glue in an electric fry pan. Dip in your wood block and line it up with the base of the bowl, and I don't think it'll ever come off.

Nice job. I had that same lathe for just over a year. Not a bad machine for the money.

Beautiful Piece and interesting process, thanks for sharing. Full View and Like 👍. Hope you had a good weekend

I like the stripes thats cool I haven't seen that before.

I would call this the Jupiter vase 🏺👍🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

They are so pretty thank you for showing