Coasters

[@Ofageover50]

Some of the most creative designs and unmatched craftsmanship. I stumbled upon your channel a few days ago and can't get over what you are able to do with wood and metal, especially using basic tools and NO metal lathe or mill. Simply amazing!!

[@AttilasWorkshop]

Thank you:)

[@eddietowers5595]

2 dislikes, at this point?! I’ve been machining metal for almost thirty years, have a machine shop in my basement that partly continues in my garage, yet I have never seen a woodworker dish out the works, in metal, the way Attila does, without a proper machine shop, yet work the metal(s) like a machinist proper. This guy made his own metal cut off tool, from a circular wood saw, mind you, for a wood lathe! This guy is incredible! I’m starting to believe he might’ve taught MacGuyver everything he knows! As always, Attila, another incredibly, fantastic process of doing a great job.

[@AttilasWorkshop]

Thank you. Far too kind. :)

[@eddietowers5595]

👍

[@AzteCypher]

I have to agree. I'm no woodworker much less a metal machinist but the level of detail that goes into his builds is amazing. It's grueling to wait for each video but well worth the wait. Cheers!

[@eddietowers5595]

@Azrecypher, I concur. 👍

[@Dosbomber]

I occasionally have a desire to cut some light metal (aluminum, copper) on my wood lathe.. I'm gonna have to give this method a shot.

[@AdamsLeatherWorks]

The fact that anyone would see a need to dislike this video is a shame. Amazing job on those coasters. An incredible amount of work went into making them. Thank you - that was a joy to watch!

[@AttilasWorkshop]

Thanks, glad you enjoyed the video.

[@GuiltyMalice]

The coasters are gorgeous, truly inspiring. Beautiful work, thank you for sharing.

[@AttilasWorkshop]

Thanks:)

[@KmanAust]

Dude your skill level, finesse, attention to detail and overall patience is unbelievable.

[@AttilasWorkshop]

Thanks:)

[@EOTG_AK]

I'm particularly impressed that you were able to get all 6 through all of those steps without ruining a single one. I'm not going to lie though, seeing how much work went into that makes me appreciate my CNC router even more!

[@AttilasWorkshop]

Thanks. All the big operations were done on the six at once, so ruin one , ruin all. This did in fact happen when I removed too much material from the inside. For projects like I make, CNC is not needed, but if I were manufacturing, sure.

[@thewoodologist8176]

As a woodworker, this has earned my subscription and highest praise. Incredible ingenuity sir, my hat is off to you!

[@AttilasWorkshop]

Thanks.

[@Soverax]

I accidentally stumbled on your Desk 2.0 video and from there on I've been on a rollercoaster ride through your uploads. You create an enjoyable atmosphere with the music choice and I love the fact that there is no talking, but rather a showcase of the work put into the creation of these marvelous pieces. I have to be honest - the finishing touch on ALL your work I've seen so far is like no other.

[@AttilasWorkshop]

Thanks, I'm glad you enjoy my videos:)

[@robertmeyer8221]

If I was given a coaster that nice, I would ask for a coaster to put on my coaster!

[@AttilasWorkshop]

Haha:)

[@mo_use6847]

I think so too :)

[@sameermanocha1]

you are magician with metal and wood ..no one is near your perfection .you are a master ..

[@AttilasWorkshop]

Haha, far too kind. I am after all, just playing around:)

[@mark261166]

Who would have thought a coaster could look so good. Well done.

[@AttilasWorkshop]

Thanks.

[@paulboyle9605]

Beautiful porthole coasters. Wouldn’t have looked out of place on the titanic. Really well done. Regards Paul

[@AttilasWorkshop]

Thank you.

[@Henry.Bendik]

The build-up with the construction of the mystery tool was great, Agatha Christie couldn't have done it better. Love the aircraft styling. Well done!

[@AttilasWorkshop]

Thank you.

[@MMAKingRay]

Wow man. The workmanship is awesome. What got me to instantly subscribe was the explanations in the description of all the learned elements and mistakes. Awesome. Keep these up. .

[@AttilasWorkshop]

Thanks.

[@jeffhallford5284]

Fantastic craftsmanship! Well done.

[@AttilasWorkshop]

Thanks.

[@weekendwarrior9570]

Perfect. Excellent video and process. Thank you for sharing.

[@AttilasWorkshop]

Thanks for watching!

[@heddaacevedo]

It was a pleasure watching you working on those magnificent coasters...❤️❤️❤️

[@AttilasWorkshop]

Thanks.

[@samuelsmall8449]

Incredible craftsmanship as always.

[@AttilasWorkshop]

Thank you.

[@CNCChazz]

You are an amazing craftsman, you definitely inspire me to seek improvement

[@AttilasWorkshop]

Thanks.

[@Gary_Lim]

The design concept and quality of works is simply fasincating. I dont understand how your channel is not getting hundereds thousands of subs or millions of views. Puzzling !! Anyway, do continue your creations and keep feeding us with inspirations !

[@AttilasWorkshop]

Too kind, thank you. I'm guessing my videos are too long and slow, I don't make them often and my work only appeals to a small number of viewers.

[@my86gt]

I found your videos while looking for a wood and aluminum headphone stand, glad I did, because your stuff is amazing. I have been collecting the parts to make these coasters and am almost there. The only thing I don't currently have is the router bit, but for a one-off project like this I'm hoping a traditional router bit will do the job.

[@AttilasWorkshop]

Thanks. I think a normal straight router bit will do the job. Good luck:)

[@jmlazziri4345]

Bien filmé, bien réalisé. De la finesse et de la discrétion. Bravo cher Monsieur. Et merci !

[@AttilasWorkshop]

merci :)

[@Bob_Dub]

Wow! What an incredible video to watch, I was totally mesmerised; the production values, the skills on display, a genuine artist. Then there's the finished project: simply stunning! _*subscribes and toddles off to watch the rest of this craftsman's other videos_

[@AttilasWorkshop]

Thanks. I'm glad you enjoyed the film making as well as the build:)

[@kenney8656]

These coasters are so cool, you need coasters for your coasters! 👍🏻

[@AttilasWorkshop]

:)

[@tugocan]

Its kinda like love in first sight :) gorgeous and stunning, I would love to have a set ;)

[@AttilasWorkshop]

Cool, glad you enjoyed the video:)

[@bevanward8787]

Amazing as always - impressive skills, patience and results!! Thanks

[@AttilasWorkshop]

Thank you.

[@Mikhandmaker]

Amazing Job! I love it 👍👍👍

[@AttilasWorkshop]

Thanks:)

[@WinstonMakes]

Dude... these coasters are amazing. I would never use them because I'd be too worried about scratching the finish, but if you got the rings anodized I could see them working out fantastically.

[@AttilasWorkshop]

Thanks.

[@ClausHollenstein]

I like your work and the results are amazing all the time

[@AttilasWorkshop]

Thank you.

[@stephenscott5817]

Pretty work Sir! Pretty work.

[@AttilasWorkshop]

Glad you like it!

[@lindau4268]

A M A Z I N G work as always!!! Some item so simple for use, however you take the work to another level with so many detail in them. Truly mind blowing how you work and think to make something ordinary to extraordinary. Respect!

[@AttilasWorkshop]

Thank you.

[@Andy-ow2cx]

I just love that high gloss finish on the metal it really makes your cupper stand out maximum effort

[@AttilasWorkshop]

Thanks:)

[@dwayneford1990]

I think your brain is just different than most other brains. The only part of my brain that might be similar to yours is the part that likes Heineken. I am in awe of your work. You make it seem so easy but we all know it isn't. I am trying to start my own woodshop - not to make money but to build things that have function and beautiful form. You inspire me Atilla. Thank you so much.

[@AttilasWorkshop]

Thanks, that's great to hear that my videos have provided inspiration and hopefully some entertainment as well:) Personally I find nothing more fulfilling than being out in the shop and getting lost with trying to solve various problems that each new project puts forth.

[@davecurda2350]

Outstanding job man I love them

[@AttilasWorkshop]

Thanks:)

[@evgeniydeus8137]

Inspiring stuff, with one instruments and machines replacing others. Shows that you don't necessarily NEED a certain tool to do a certain job)

[@AttilasWorkshop]

Thanks, glad you enjoyed the video.

[@lucaplett6553]

Your skills are incredible... I’m not a woodworker or what, I’m am a Chef but really enjoy watching you..👍

[@AttilasWorkshop]

Thank you. I'm glad you enjoy the videos. :)

[@Brattoncnc]

Some unconventional, and time consuming methods, but the end result is awesome! Love it!

[@AttilasWorkshop]

That would probably be because I generally don't have a clue what I'm doing, but somehow stumble and trip till I get to the final result haha;)

[@ericespiritu8593]

Very inspiring! As always awesome job!!!

[@AttilasWorkshop]

Thank you.

[@TimNelstonIII]

"Huh, that's an interesting looking guide for a bandsaw." *starts spinning in a perfect circle* "WHAT THE- Oh, my! My heart... it... it can't take it!"

[@AttilasWorkshop]

Calm down it's just a bit of fun;)

[@PiefacePete46]

Cameron Tremelling:- You had better not watch Atilla's video on making the bandsaw circle jig... it might finish your ticker for good! :o) He's a stunning craftsman, is he not?

[@TimNelstonIII]

@@PiefacePete46 He really is an exemplary craftsman! I've often dreamed of having such tools and completing ambitious projects, but the only tools I personally own are some needle-files, a cheap set of wrenches, and a mini wood lathe that's in need of repair. As one who works full-time on top of 18 credit-hours a semester, I can afford neither the time nor the expense. Every project I've ever done was either in school or in the workshop of a friend or family member. I'm only 25, so I know my time will eventually come. For now though, I am more than happy to sit back and enjoy these beautiful, and oddly therapeutic, videos!

[@TimNelstonIII]

@@AttilasWorkshop You have no idea! Whenever I get frustrated on a project with my extremely limited/borrowed tools, your videos always inspire and reassure me. I've rewatched them many times!

[@archeriran]

LOve your work. Just amazing!

[@AttilasWorkshop]

Cool, thanks:)

[@pjhalchemy]

This one earned a sub! Perfect fuel filler caps, meticulously made with the tools at hand. Always appreciate someone who uses shcs and particularly button heads in your other vids! Fun Facts were great too, but Heineken in an Asahi glass is about as sacrilegious as me putting Köstritzer Schwarzbier (when I can get it) in a Guinness pint glass. 😋 Thanks Much for what you bring to designs and fabrications!! Hat Tip, ~PJ

[@AttilasWorkshop]

Haha yeah I didn't even notice the conflicting brands till I started editing the video, but left it anyway. Thanks:)

[@RRRhino]

I am glad, to finally see a new video from you!

[@AttilasWorkshop]

Sorry for the delay;)

[@DmytroDovzhenko]

Bravo! Unusual solution and great job! 👏🏻

[@AttilasWorkshop]

Thanks.

[@weekendwarrior9570]

perfect project for the Turntable...

[@AttilasWorkshop]

Yeah, I forgot about the turntable:)

[@paulwaters8252]

Bravo! Very satisfying...

[@AttilasWorkshop]

Cool, glad you enjoyed it.

[@thelyingscotsman7993]

Fantastic job.

[@AttilasWorkshop]

Thanks.

[@DarkysWorld]

@Attila's Workshop super Sache und eine ganze tolle Idee, sieht echt toll aus. LG darky😀

[@AttilasWorkshop]

Dankeschön

[@DarkysWorld]

@@AttilasWorkshop gerne ABO von mir haste mein KZbin Kollege LG Darky

[@astbrnrd]

If it wasn't because i saw the "edited" process on what it took to make them... I would seriously like to buy a set, but im sure that justifying that purchase to the Mrs would require Copperfield to make them appear in the cupboard 😁 Awesome work you do and very perplexing imagination that goes with it 😊

[@AttilasWorkshop]

Thank you.

[@akquicksilver]

Coasters for the OCD club! Beautiful meticulous work sir!

[@AttilasWorkshop]

Thanks:)

[@beezee6979]

Awesome work!

[@AttilasWorkshop]

Thanks.

[@FireAngelOfLondon]

Over-engineered, yes, but the result is beautiful and inspiring. I may make some over-engineered coasters of my own, nothing like this but this would be where the inspiration came from.

[@AttilasWorkshop]

Thanks.

[@installer1571]

Tell you what made you don't disappoint unbelievable fantastic work and I mean it looks like a lot of work fantastic work

[@AttilasWorkshop]

Thank you.

[@patricklips7691]

Verry fine job and beautiful gadget, but please put some real beer on top. Lol. 👍

[@AttilasWorkshop]

OK:)

[@alexvoyatzis211]

Very nice work. Now I know why coasters are so expensive.

[@AttilasWorkshop]

Lol, thanks:)

[@olegviktorovich8243]

Мужчина понимает толк в извращениях :) Спасибо за эстетический оргазм!

[@AttilasWorkshop]

С удовольствием;)

[@turningpoint6643]

Nice pleasing design, you have a gift for producing that. However using that carbide tipped or any tool that far below the lathes C/L is extremely dangerous. If your very very careful it can work just as you proved it can, but one single catch or mistake that causes the tool to dig in and that tool handle is coming up at amazing speed no matter how strong anyone thinks they are. Free hand turning metal by using what are normally thought of as wood lathe techniques isn't new, watch and clock makers have been doing so for century's. There cutting tools were once made from High Carbon Tool Steel, but today would normally be High Speed Steel and sharpened much like a hand engraving tool with a diamond shaped cutting face on it. For most wood workers those HSS tools would be much easier to sharpen than any carbide is unless you have the specialized silicone carbide grinding wheels for general rough shaping and then diamond wheels for the tools final sharpening and honing. I think I'll stick with my metal cutting lathe though. :-) As you already know aluminum does slowly lose it's polished luster over time. And any clear coat just doesn't look the same as bare polished aluminum. Try a few coats of a hard automotive paste wax on it. It's invisible and the polished surface will remain that way for much longer. Museums use a special wax on most metal items in there collections to help preserve it. Plus it greatly slows any rusting on ferrous metals.

[@AttilasWorkshop]

Thanks. And thanks for the tips, will check out the auto wax.

[@brianclark17]

These are absolutely fucking amazing!! Great stuff!

[@AttilasWorkshop]

Thanks man, glad you enjoyed the project.

[@amadine770]

Bosch should pay you for improvising a broken circular saw.Those coasters look high-end.Quite bespoke in detail. 15 minutes of great art.

[@AttilasWorkshop]

Thanks.

[@bigpete4227]

42 dislikes from 42 people who cannot understand the benefits of take your time to meticulously over engineer a project for the sheer enjoyment of it. I can’t and don’t do it either, but I can appreciate it.

[@AttilasWorkshop]

Thanks. Glad you enjoyed the project. I guess some people take these things way to seriously. It was a bit of fun after all ;)

[@bigpete4227]

Attila's Workshop nearly a thousand upvotes, good video.

[@mo_use6847]

wow.. What a perfect.. It's another level!

[@AttilasWorkshop]

Glad you like them:)

[@villaincolor6573]

these are sick man!!!

[@AttilasWorkshop]

:)

[@thovarisk8699]

these are the coasters GODS use... just wow insta subbed

[@AttilasWorkshop]

Haha, cool;)

[@Tugmun11]

Wow I really enjoy watching stuff get made. and this is a great channel for that. The video editing was excellent, as well as the story telling. The music choice, fantastic. As a viwer I like knowing who the music artist is, you could consider sharing that info. Most of all thanks for sharing, and I Subscribed and gladly.

[@AttilasWorkshop]

Cool, thanks:)

[@rudisoft]

Nice work indeed.

[@AttilasWorkshop]

Thanks.

[@ernestomartinezespinoza9596]

Simplemente brillante!! Felicitaciones

[@AttilasWorkshop]

Gracias:)

[@terencecharlesworth1499]

This the first of your videos I have watched the standard of your work is awesome the finished product looks fantastic it will not be the last video of your s I watch I will now subscribe and hit the bell thanks for an inspirational watch

[@AttilasWorkshop]

Thanks. Glad you enjoy the videos:)

[@Miniatures-And-More]

nice work

[@AttilasWorkshop]

Thanks.

[@rogersmith9563]

Very cool and way beyond my ability. If you have one you can spare... :)

[@AttilasWorkshop]

Thanks.

[@AndreaMerchak]

Awesome! I loved it!

[@AttilasWorkshop]

Cool:)

[@wesleyoleary1032]

you have inspired me brother.....to the lathe i go.

[@AttilasWorkshop]

That's great!

[@mikecalhoun8497]

I do hope you tightened the screws to the proper torque spec. and in the proper order to keep them from warping under high liquid loads. LOL

[@AttilasWorkshop]

Haha :)

[@cszmodtech]

Ügyes vagy Attila! :) Tetszik ahogy az alumíniumot, fát, akril anyagot megmunkálod. Igazi szakember aki érti a munkáját és belőled vannak még ilyen jó szakemberek, de Magyarországon a munkáid sokan megirigyelnék. Én nem irigykedem én büszke vagyok, hogy a csatornádra rátaláltam és a munkásságodra. Csak így tovább! Email üzenetet írtam korábban nem tudom, hogy olvastad ha igen várom válaszod, igen olvastam az üzenetet amit fordítottál, de nyugodtan még ha a magyar nyelvet töröd akkor is megértem. :) by CSZModified from Hungary!

[@AttilasWorkshop]

Kosonom. :)

[@cszmodtech]

@@AttilasWorkshop :)

[@janarogordlow1774]

Lovely , like it.

[@AttilasWorkshop]

Cool:)

[@bittech1]

Sooooo PC when? :P

[@ModBay]

Didn't expect to see you ere! :D

[@bittech1]

@@ModBay Attila's one of the people who inspired me to pursue pc modding :D

[@AttilasWorkshop]

Well, I never say never, but I have done a lot of PC's and there are so many different things to make and so little time;)

[@bittech1]

Attila's Workshop Well with the way the scene’s evolved, I for one would love a few to be reminded what it means when you decide to make one.

[@WLGunnett]

Would you please post info on the circle cutting table you used with the bandsaw.

[@WLGunnett]

Never mind, I found it on your channel list. Best circle jig I’ve seen!

[@AttilasWorkshop]

Thanks. There is more information in the description.

[@mayhemmodz]

super job!

[@AttilasWorkshop]

Thank you.

[@carycleland9506]

Wow nice!

[@AttilasWorkshop]

Thanks:)

[@billinfarmington5189]

When I commented yesterday, I had forgotten about the coasters. I am just curious but, could you have just used a "regular" carbide skew for the lathe work? I asked Eddie Castelin and he seemed to feel it would be ok. But, you are actually doing it and I wanted to get your opinion. Did you make the tool just "because" or did you think a carbide skew would be inadequate. Love your stuff. Bill

[@AttilasWorkshop]

About five years ago a momentary lapse in concentration led to a fairly catastrophic accident on my Makita drop saw, not for me, but the blade and the fence were badly damaged, I suffered only minor injury to my left hand (amazingly). I sent away for a new fence and put the blade aside for some future use. I like to try and make my videos interesting and to that end I decided to make a tool for turning aluminium. I have used my carbide turning tool before (on the napkin holder) but I wanted to make the video a little more interesting. I probably will never use that tool again:)

[@adrianomammarella4192]

Bravissimo complimenti

[@AttilasWorkshop]

Grazie.

[@Nemozoli]

Very nice work! In the beginning I couldn't fathom where exactly are you trying to get with the circular saw blade cutting... but it "turned" out OK! Are you by any chance Hungarian-related? Your name sure is! :)

[@AttilasWorkshop]

Thanks. Yes I am of Hungarian decent.

[@vernonzehr]

Quite frankly you need coasters for those coasters. The coasters are protecting something that isn't as important as the coasters themselves. During severe low blood sugar attacks I often have visions of "infinity" where I can see eternity for a brief moment. Creating never ending copies of those coasters to protect the coasters under it would be close to my horrific never ending visions of eternity. Not sure I want to applaud this or scream in terror. ;)

[@AttilasWorkshop]

Lol:)

[@benmartinez3860]

Tres magnifique!

[@AttilasWorkshop]

Thanks.

[@JB-eo3iq]

great job on editing🤓🍿

[@AttilasWorkshop]

Thanks. I'm particularly gratified when somebody notices the editing.:)

[@ModBay]

Fantastic!

[@AttilasWorkshop]

Thanks.

[@redcloud9700]

Dude your channel is awesome! The project ideas, execution and video editing are amazing! It was really fun to watch

[@AttilasWorkshop]

Thanks.

[@CapApollo]

now you need a yacht for those coasters..

[@AttilasWorkshop]

:)

[@johnnisshansen]

worth at least a thousend beers a piece

[@AttilasWorkshop]

Haha, thanks:)

[@timothyball3144]

I'm with you on the fuel fill surrounds. Way over-engineered and absolutely beautiful. So why only 8 screws? Wouldn't ten hold them together better?

[@AttilasWorkshop]

Haha, of course;)

[@1zanglang]

So much work and high quality finishing for some quite useless pieces.

[@AttilasWorkshop]

Useless? If you use coasters then they are useful.

[@77nagyika]

Amazing work, as always, time and patience. Üdvözletem Magyarországról! (persze, lehet, hogy nem is magyar vagy)

[@AttilasWorkshop]

Kosonom;)

[@CCCfeinman55]

Very impressive cross-material work! I must say, however, that I’ve never seen anyone work so hard to produce something to hold a sweating bottle or glass off the fine furniture.....

[@AttilasWorkshop]

Thanks.

[@alfkyiv4691]

What does he use to polish metal?’

[@AttilasWorkshop]

Some rag buffing wheels and compound on the bench grinder.

[@mr23johng]

Fantastic as always, keep up the good work 👍

[@AttilasWorkshop]

Thanks.

[@KhaLed-bu8tw]

you are very Stylish ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

[@AttilasWorkshop]

Thank you.

[@MrToolmaker23]

As always, exceptionally done. I was a bit antsy when I realized you were going to turn the aluminum on the wood lathe, but all was well. Glad to see this latest video. Work safe.

[@AttilasWorkshop]

Thanks. I was apprehensive about this too.

[@PiefacePete46]

Stunning... you don't actually let people put glasses or cups on them, do you? :o)

[@AttilasWorkshop]

Thanks, yes, I have one permanently on my desk. They are very durable;)

[@graveurgraveur2691]

Very well overdone!

[@AttilasWorkshop]

Haha, thanks:)

[@ai5085]

O Yes , Premium!

[@AttilasWorkshop]

:)

[@j.h.4570]

Those coasters seem far too good to put some leaking glasses or cups on. Maybe consider hanging those masterpieces on the wall. Really magnificent!

[@AttilasWorkshop]

Thanks.

[@kadiralkan9862]

from turkey?

[@AttilasWorkshop]

No. Australia.