Woodturning - The Hybrid Log

[@jayemes1552]

I always enjoy watching you work. No chat. No music. Just good craftsmanship. Simple but well made and beautiful art. I hope you continue to share with us ❤

[@thierrylebreton6413]

cela ne fait pas longtemps que j ai découvert ce site c est un bonheur

[@lwoodt1]

The mans ingenuity never ceases to amaze.

[@lolcec81]

Комментарий в поддержку канала и ролика, а также труда мастера Оливье.

[@daveyhofer7926]

Excellent head banger .good for headache.

[@smockytubers1188]

Absolutely beautiful. Minimalist in all the right ways to showcase its qualities.

[@sansidentifiant]

Excellent le truc avec les coulisses pour maintenir la gouge ! Le mec est vraiment astucieux ! 😮

[@fredrichardson9761]

You are a genius - the design work and technique are quite remarkable, not to mention the tools themselves! Never seen a brace like that, but I have seen many a lathe operator on KZbin lose their amazing creation when it flies off the lathe... That is a great solution!

[@julelys43]

Cool artist,amazing ideas,enjoy Watching you

[@andrevermeulen4068]

Mooi om naar te kijken prima

[@leighw9684]

The ultimate glue-up...a whole log! Very nice.

[@chrisdavis1722]

The end wood grain pattern is stellar. Beautiful, clean, simple form. Great job!

[@jlyssagraywolf7503]

Simple yet elegant💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜

[@barthanes1]

Nice vase. That drawer slide leaning bench is genius.

[@deeskinner9014]

Beautiful job! Amazing how the grain 'almost' matches...such a cool idea and so well executed! Take care, stay healthy

[@Frankagator]

Spectacular finish

[@rebeccasullivan7965]

Beautiful craftsmanship.

[@jameswallace7351]

That's really interesting putting two different kinds of wood together like that it's awesome great job

[@murbella7]

Best video I have seen to date on the 'first cut' stage. Thanks.

[@lesliesagara8739]

Another beautiful work of art!

[@billwright110]

That's awesome I didn't know you could turn that way without coming apart .WOW THAT'S AWESOME .

[@ЕвгенийМецгер-и7к]

Перчатки! Техника безопасности и перчатки!

[@richardnash6009]

Looks fantastic I like very much the to different wood . Thank you 👌👌👌👌

[@albertdawson6814]

Really cool idea. A really nice shape you come up with also.

[@shaukeki]

Now I want to see a Turdecken log. Bore out a log and insert another, and another inside the 2nd as well. Maybe after that you could split it and join it with a half of another Turdecken. And then do a quartered version. So on and so on

[@st3althyone]

A hybrid log, wonders never cease with Olivier!!🤣🤣 Another beautiful work of art as usual!

[@nutsmcflurry3737]

I do like the shape of your jar and ewer shapes, nice proportions.

[@thepoisonone6467]

Just LOVE to see you working on such beautiful pieces!

[@atulpatel2850]

Brilliant!

[@staceysarian7444]

Wow beautiful vase

[@lucyssilverlining5396]

So beautiful

[@whisperingeaglelanders2339]

You are an ARTIST! This is gorgeous 😃

[@woodturningalvaro4507]

Great job. Very beautiful.😊😊💥💥💥

[@joallawestervelt6918]

Absolutely gorgeous. Love the grains. Nicely done.

[@omry77]

First time I see the support wheels: very nice for turning a vase where a single catch can break the whole thing to do the length.

[@braidwooddesignstudio5536]

Beautiful classic shape with two faces, very nice

[@cessnaflyer]

Great work!

[@colsanjaybajpai5747]

What a fantastic steadyrest

[@pleinecampagne4504]

Très beau, comme forme et comme association de couleurs.

[@lecaperevincent9526]

Fabuleux Olivier, quelle maitrise, j'adore, merci de partager ton incroyable savoir faire, ça donne envie d'essayer en tout cas.....

[@m-rstringer3750]

I can never get over the fact that once you've glued pieces of wood together, and force-pressed them, and cut them evenly, and whatever else you do .. I can't believe they're not the one piece of wood !! :)

[@BigButtocks967]

To all extents and purpose once glued they are one piece of wood as the glued joint is in-fact stronger than the wood itself.

[@m-rstringer3750]

@@BigButtocks967 Another fact of which I was totally unaware .. Sighhh .. :D

[@larryhorowitz4947]

That’s a great looking steady rest

[@kobiekaasjager4822]

My oh my Olivier that is a spectacular and magnificent and stunningly beautiful vase. Thanku

[@larryhorowitz4947]

Beautiful

[@TheMessyStudio]

Interesting, Olivier. I think the coolest thing is how the grain of each piece almost lines up. Billy

[@captaincrazy3444]

When the log is spinning on the lathe, it looks like a radioactive symbol because of the shutter speed.

[@Jbird1978Qqqqqq]

CAPTAIN CRAZY I noticed that also

[@jameswallace7351]

I thought the same thing

[@fleetswoodshop3339]

OLIVIER THE VASE THRNED OUT GREAT .LOVE THE SHOP FROM DOUG

[@Barutokun]

Simple yet elegant!

[@guspisano9777]

Well done

[@larryhorowitz4947]

Amazing work

[@elainehoward8822]

Wow Oliver, this is a fabulous vase, the two different woods look so amazing together. I wonder if you could do the same with, 4 or 6 or 8 different woods, well if anyone could do it, it would only be you. You are far more adventurous than any other turner, everyone else seems obsessed with resins although a centimeter of different colored resin between 4,6,or8 woods would look absolutely amazing. But you perhaps think this is a silly idea. I’ve let my imagination run a little wild xxxxx

[@АндрейН-ф7ф]

Молодец, парень! Отличная работа! Успехов тебе во всём!

[@richkeelan1312]

Beautiful grain enjoyed the video Great job

[@AndresRodriguez-sm1fr]

Good job man you do beautiful creations 👍👍

[@robohippy]

It will be interesting to see if this piece holds up to seasonal movement. Two very different woods. I do like your sliding table support for your handle end of your hollowing system. Is it home made?

[@nancyhooper3360]

Great idea! It’s beautiful.

[@stephendsurowitzormondfinf4490]

Nice job cool putting two dissimilar wood’s together!

[@williampletts4739]

The hammering section was a first for me.and as for that steady rest wow.

[@maximumeffort4043]

The amount of kindling you have just by doing this is be crazy!

[@ivanleterror9158]

Invent a press that can form pallets for stove use. Like the ones used to make the rolled newspaper logs.

[@Equality72521sr]

Almost looks book matched! Very lucky, indeed.

[@lynnjasen9727]

Luck doesn’t have much to do with it, I suspect. Olivier is a very detailed planner.

[@charitybrown4274]

Very nice, great job 👍

[@zabummer]

Beautiful.

[@Woodturning]

I had this idea! you are faster than me. Well done! good job!

[@chuckstockford2338]

I was thinking quarters.

[@rohitgoyal7297]

Great work. Keep it up.

[@iyibiranne7316]

Çok güzel oldu, bravo👍🥰🇹🇷

[@firejeco]

So beautiful 😍

[@shookings]

That is remarkably straight, even, consistent and concentric grain on that ash. Like it was drawn on.

[@joycemiller6188]

nice ,thanks for sharing

[@michiganengineer8621]

As usual, a very beautiful piece of work. I am a little surprised that you didn't quarter the logs before gluing them together. My apologies for the translation, I used Google Translate. I haven't used my High School French in over 40 years. Comme d'habitude, un très beau travail. Je suis un peu surpris que vous n'ayez pas coupé les bûches avant de les coller ensemble. Mes excuses pour la traduction, j'ai utilisé Google Translate. Je n'ai pas utilisé le français de mon lycée depuis plus de 40 ans.

[@alejandrozanchez4453]

Mi amor, me encantan tus trabajos manuales, son una obra de arte!! 👍🏻👍🏻

[@johnnykirklin8249]

Apparently Lumber is still really expensive over there so Oliver has to go out into the forest to get his wood for his projects.

[@shookings]

I asked "why does he need a steady rest the size of a table"? Then I remembered it's Olivier Gomis. He turns stuff you can crawl into.

[@donaldhouse156]

Do longer work pieces without moving the rest

[@cathiwim]

I love that steady rest. I bet he made it, and used roller skate wheels. Genius, I’m telling you!

[@cathiwim]

The Douglas fir side looks like a cobra face, anyone notice that? Great job, Olivier!

[@christineingram55]

This is beautiful 😀

[@alanm3438]

Unreal!!!!!

[@rosangela3012]

Lindo, lindo. Parabéns!!

[@suzeaa]

Lovely.

[@mjrulez100]

I'm curious about the wood glue wood turners use. Does it degrade over the years and the pieces could come apart?

[@corwyntalia]

I am impressed by house secure that glue is you use. I was watching this going, "I really hope that being spun that fast with the little impacts from the bar doesn't cause them to separate."

[@cathiwim]

Titebond is almost as strong as gorilla glue and is nearly invisible. The wood fibers will tear before that joint will break. We use it on all our projects

[@ragnkja]

Wood glue is surprisingly strong, as long as the glued surfaces make good contact with each other.

[@nickyork8901]

@@ragnkja as long as!! I still wouldn't stand to one side of this...

[@ragnkja]

@@nickyork8901 Why do you think he spent so much effort on getting the glue surfaces so perfectly flat?

[@RobBrandtWoodturning]

I love it Oliver, cool idea. Keep well, Rob.

[@katelinnett9020]

Olivier, have you ever put a log on there and just had fun with it...no particular object in mind...just play with the tools and see what happens? Start out with a stump and end up with a spoon handle?

[@ПилюлькинПилюлькин]

молодец! хорошая работа

[@BrailsfordWoodworks]

Nice work!

[@search2learn776]

brilliant so beautiful.

[@manicmaker52]

Beautiful piece ❤ 😍

[@juanrt1100]

Muy bonito Oliver 👍

[@bearshield7138]

very nice indeed

[@ricktablelander5043]

definitely different

[@maginot42]

j'adore

[@samanthadean1083]

DC Comics' Two-Face would totally steal this for his lair!!!

[@RAG981]

I happen to make a steady rest called the Tri-Spin which will do precisely what Oliver uses his for. Do look it up.

[@eduardocabuling622]

ang ganda.. believed na ako!

[@СташенкоСергей]

Люнет мне понравился!

[@judithfairchild8620]

You need a little pen light on your tool to see in to the inside of your pieces with the smaller openings.

[@pkoppula]

Nice 👌🏽👍🏽

[@Poherov_Vasili]

Суходрочка!)))

[@draketwolf9008]

Okay, been playing Resident Evil too much. For with the woodturning at the beginning, all I could see was the umbrella sign in the wood. Giving the game a rest. >.>

[@andrewlast2156]

I have a wood table at home and would love to know what oil you use to get a water proof layer and a nice shine.

[@OlivierGomis]

I never said it is water proof. I used Shellawax. It's only sutable for lathe work.

[@AuthorEvaIvonneOlson]

WOW!

[@respectfullyyours9357]

magnifique!