Woodturning trick YOU'VE NEVER SEEN BEFORE

[@mikeribelin7822]

I think it is amazing what people in third world countries are able to do with so little to make a living. After traveling to Haiti many times, I appreciate what you are doing. Keep it up and be careful.

[@MarkMcCluney]

Well said mate.

[@815tomtom518]

Very nice job. With 1 mil. + views, don't pay any attention to the bad comments. If you enjoy what you're doing, DO IT!

[@ItsJustMorris]

Its' a pleasure to see a craftsman at work, and a joy to watch a fellow woodturner with such a fluent style. A fine piece underway is that , good looking wood too.

[@Arien_People]

Thank you friend.

[@michy635]

Beautiful work! Perfect 💕💕💕💕

[@courageousmommy6308]

This guy is doing a great job, and with these tools too. Good job.

[@Arien_People]

Thank you, Mom. 😊🌹

[@kevinklei3005]

Much respect to a guy making a living !! just two comments move the switch from the rear of the machine at 0.34 and retitle your video to 10,000 ways to make wood chips . Cheers from Australia

[@Arien_People]

Thank you, Sir.

[@randallnelson2452]

I think the piles of wood chips, shavings, and sawdust on the floor around this guy shows an industriousness that is rare in this day and age.

[@Arien_People]

Ha ha ha. Don't worry, they always clean it up after work. Thank you

[@KalleBeduah]

Nice Work 👍👌

[@johnsheehy6172]

What was the trick?

[@rachelgerrits]

I've seen someone use this tric for turning a sphere but hadn't considered it's use in turning a spherical bowl. Very neat work! 👍🏼

[@Arien_People]

Thank you, Rachel ;->

[@emperorgluteusmaximus7069]

Not bad for a home-made lathe. He shows initiative. Necessity is the mother of invention.

[@Arien_People]

Thank you.

[@kenkappler1350]

And what part of this is it that I am supposed to have never seen before? It's a very nice part, and a job definitely well done, but this is wood turning 101.

[@newlanky2]

still waiting for the trick ive never seen before

[@rickstuparyk3306]

I think it’s the cup holder thingie ?

[@againstthegrainwoodworking]

@@rickstuparyk3306 do you mean the wooden friction chuck?

[@bretteee]

I think that he can make you sleep very well watching this yawn

[@gbwildlifeuk8269]

For variable speed on his lathe he uses his bare feet as a brake 🤣🤣🤣

[@gbwildlifeuk8269]

@@againstthegrainwoodworking its called a jam chuck

[@stevenmason1674]

What trick?

[@RumahBubutRB]

Good job👍👍👍

[@Arien_People]

Thank you 😊

[@byron2521]

Cool! I like this homemade lathe. I turn stuff on a spring pole lathe. I don't even have a power lathe. I have a motor with a pulley wheel on it. I could build one like this.

[@Arien_People]

you are amazing.

[@philhammond5908]

When does the trick show up ?

[@kevingeaney7741]

The trick is he got us to watch it! Nothing else.

[@retiredtom1654]

Sometimes we forget whaat some people must do to make a living. Just do the best you can with what you got!

[@andrevonwaltsleben2422]

I like watching to get ideas Very good👍🎸🎶

[@raimondsgertners45]

nice trick ! so where is the trick?

[@ridterranytofollowtruthpea8324]

*I DIDN'T BLINK, SO I GUESS THE TRICK WAS SO GOOD IT REMAINS TO BE SEEN!!!*

[@vivekkhavnekar]

Very true.I too, was glued to the vdo.!!!!wonderful craftsmanship!wonderful product !!!!!!thnks for sharing.

[@scotthaddad563]

Ridterranytofollowtruth peace the trick was using a Clickbait title to get us to watch some basic level wood turning that yielded a 50 cent bowl.

[@markharrisllb]

You missed the one where they got a guy, who was unfortunately desperate enough to work in this dangerous environment for about 10p a day. He probably has a repertoire of about 5 items (which is 4.5 more than me) he’s been doing for about 30 years continuously. He won’t be doing them much longer though as he breathes in 1/2lb sawdust for every bowl.

[@deezynar]

My guess is it's using the drill press to remove the bulk of the waste from the inside of the bowl.

[@deezynar]

@@markharrisllb Most people throughout history who worked at a trade, or craft, were pretty limited in what they knew how to do.

[@coswood3454]

Great job🤗🤗🤗

[@Arien_People]

Thanks

[@coswood3454]

@@Arien_People Cheers 🤗

[@HiTechDiver]

There's a lot you can learn from someone who has to work with the bare essentials!

[@Arien_People]

Thank you

[@tonynewton2250]

There's also a lot you can learn from someone who has stumps where his fingers used to be!

[@chenelius]

Yeah- safety. At very least build something to cover the exposed belt drive. Cringe

[@PaulSmith-pl7fo]

Wow! That man must be a millionaire by now!

[@FishermanDV27RUS]

А в чем трюк ? А понял в название ролика ! Диз за обман зрителей !!!

[@АлександрА-у6з2ц]

он мудак просто. Вот и всЁ

[@НиколайТитовецТитовец]

Трюк в том что он задействовал пол цеха, оттрахал всем смотрящим мозги.... Мудак, а можно было ложкорезом и топором.

[@MrVolfs]

А трюк в том чтобы увеличить число просмотров и поиметь денежку. Я такие громкие ролики смотрю начало средину и конец. И хрен что такой умник получит от Ютуба.

[@леонидо-в8о]

Я тоже ждал трюк, кинул мудак зрителей.

[@larsvegas1448]

Hä?

[@smoketatum6730]

There is something magic in woodturning. Btw I think the trick is to not start a fire in this workshop, I would walk there with a fire extinguisher on my back.

[@815tomtom518]

I'm a long time school shop teacher. I still have all my fingers. I hope you will keep all of your fingers. Now I will watch your video.

[@Arien_People]

Thank you

[@johnbeetle1138]

Действительно, я такого никогда не видел, чтобы можно было обрабатывать дерево на токарном станке, стоя по пояс с в стружке!

[@nikolaysusin5082]

Есть канал в Ютубе " токарь- надомник" камикадзе ещё тот, посмотри обязательно

[@johnbeetle1138]

@@nikolaysusin5082 Видел я его. Там все от природы; от станка, до окружающей среды. Вмешательство человека - минимальное, потребительское.

[@Arien_People]

Спасибо тебе друг. Уррррааа

[@jmocrawls]

Wonderfully done. I am getting into turning and appreciate all of the videos. Hope this finds you well and blessed. 😁

[@5four]

damn... enough wood chips / sawdust on the lathe floor to cause a 3 alarm blaze. pretty impressive if not primitive machinery and tooling to create the end result. skills honed over many years no doubt.

[@Arien_People]

Thank you. 😌

[@snaggletooth14]

WOW!! I never saw that before!!!

[@JohnDoe-ht5vq]

This guy is a walking fire-hazard.

[@stevehall4548]

You can get wood chips by the truck load there.

[@rkp20233]

Super brilliant performance

[@Arien_People]

Thank you, Angel. 😍🙏

[@bosal2559]

Hello 👋 my Lovely 😊 very good very nice your working and your video Beautiful thanks so much Goodbye next time 🌹💓💋👄❤️

[@adad-nerari4117]

Ah oui, c'est ça , on n'a jamais vu avant tourner un bol en bois !! Merci pour le scoop !

[@rtdgk6439]

How I tricked you into getting 1.2M views and advertise my wooden cups.

[@claem1755]

buen trabajo, podrias explicar como es tu plato para sostener el tazon? gracias.

[@BigJ_FPV]

What was the trick? Also, always remember to remove the tool rest before you sand.

[@joseluisabarcaguerrero2370]

? donde esta el truco

[@bosal2559]

TO ; ARIENPEOPLE HOLIC Hello 👋 my Lovely 😊 Very Good Very Nice 👍 your Working and your Video Beautiful I Love ❤️ you and I Love your Channel thanks so much Goodbye 👋 next Video 🌹❤️

[@robohippy]

Saw a demo some years back, the late and great Allen Batty. He was telling the tale of turning billiard balls out of elephant ivory. A couple of years process. They would use straight sided cylinders for a jam chuck. Nice job.

[@Arien_People]

Nice. Thank you, Robohippy.

[@robertjahrling1877]

Ok what's the trick

[@flurng]

So, we're just going to talk about the tablesaw/death machine? That thing is a kickback just BEGGING to happen!

[@ciaucescu4025]

Ne abbiamo cose da imparare ,anche i nostri nonni sapevano cavarsela con poco o niente ,noi siamo rammolliti,molto abile e sveglio il nostro amico bravissimo

[@againstthegrainwoodworking]

It’s a nice job but please tell me that the trick is not the wooden friction Chuck.

[@kairohmann4350]

Saubere Arbeit. 👍

[@jimmydickson8854]

Very talented

[@sabrinasantana7809]

WOW really cool your lathe and the way you work. Your initiative has arrived here in Brazil, congratulations.

[@Arien_People]

Thank you, Friend. Greeting From Indonesia

[@edanthony4131]

The only "trick" I saw was the one where you take a chance on getting your fingers broken of snatched off of your hand by SANDING WITH A REST IN THE WAY! Good way to earn the name "stubby!" Nice wood, good little bowl!

[@richardhudson8980]

Nice tidy workshop and adherence to basic safety!!

[@Arien_People]

Hahaha

[@asdrubalgarciac]

very good

[@cricketentertainment5769]

location

[@Arien_People]

Indonesia

[@Alipalibach]

Thousands of years bc wood turning machines still in use. That’s your new title.

[@0x73V14]

I love watching turning vids from around the world, seeing which equipment is the same as in the west and some that works totally differently. I think people overestimate the dangers on some of the techniques, other videos with loose open belt drives seem to show easy slipping so rather than causing dangerous catching or pinching injuries it probably stalls the piece, I've seen similar setups where the operator just grabs the spinning piece to stop it and remove it from the lathe without disengaging or stopping the mechanism. you scare me though with that table saw though, that thing will take some fingers, do you have access to a bandsaw? they are much less likely to kickback or drag you in as the blade is moving perpendicular to the wood.

[@Arien_People]

Thank you, Sir.

[@cmdrcrimbo]

Catch your finger between the pully wheel and the belt and it will sheer it right off

[@ThanhVu-es9uk]

Chia sẻ về cái để cặp gỗ được k ạ?

[@hediewiebe2128]

I'm always amazed and inspired by this kind of work being done with very basic and home built equipment ! Beautiful result too ! Bare feet in all those shavings, must be comfortable !

[@largol33t1]

But also a nice fire hazard. If one ember lands in it, the place will go up in flames in seconds. I don't get why it's too "difficult" for them to just sweep out at least the sawdust around the lathes.

[@Arien_People]

Thank you friend. it's really comfortable on the feet

[@Arien_People]

@@largol33t1 Don't worry, they always clean it every afternoon after work

[@georgescarlett2320]

Looks, and sounds like Hindustani Sitar Maker Shop!!!!!

[@Arien_People]

Nehi

[@vernondau5686]

I love the end mill punch, that's the trick

[@juantellechea3786]

cual era el truco

[@Arien_People]

Gracias

[@ivanleterror9158]

That had to be the "deadest" live center I've ever seen. I expected to see friction start to burn the wood at any time. Maybe putting the bowl in that hollowed out "holder" at the end was the trick. Despite the primitive "everything" there was some skill.

[@deezynar]

The dead center was contacting the part that would be wasted.

[@BobBlarneystone]

looks risky, but I do like the flipover lockbar for the tailstock ram - secure and very easy to use.

[@Arien_People]

Thank you. 🤣🙏🏼

[@generalawareness101]

Dead centre vs live centre I have to choose the live centre.

[@РобинБобин-э4э]

Like! I see a lot of very smart commentators. You are too well fed, gentlemen.

[@Arien_People]

Thank you 🤣

[@jmocrawls]

Some people just can't appreciate things other people do.. those people are usually the ones who do nothing. 😁

[@BIJIHALAM]

Good,...

[@tommymurray92]

THE WOOD IS NOT THE ONLY THING THAT WAS BORED

[@glennmacneil7957]

The trick is 162k subscribers and nobody at OSHA is one of them.

[@michaelshea1683]

Glenn MacNeil I was going to say there's an OSHA inspector out there watching this and drooling. 😆

[@Arien_People]

🤣

[@billthomas6296]

@@michaelshea1683 yes and he wants him bad.

[@lorenelkin9415]

So what's the trick???

[@TArthurSouza]

Before we use any power tools, let's take a moment to talk about shop safety. Be sure to read, understand, and follow all the safety rules that come with your power tools. Knowing how to use your power tools properly will greatly reduce the risk of personal injury. And remember this, there is no more important safety rule than to wear these: safety glasses! -Norm

[@Arien_People]

Thank you, Tiki-Tom

[@johngriffiths4874]

Beautiful outcome but I wonder how long his fingers and hands will last before they get chopped or torn off.

[@halspencer6613]

or have his shop catch fire from the enormous collection of wood debris. Not good - clean up you place, Dummy.

[@teofilorochaneto]

Muito bem. Ficou parecendo uma cuia de côco.!!

[@noneedtoknow6098]

Tricked into watching codswallop !!!

[@branchen6299]

My first thought while watching this and seeing all that sawdust piled up on the floor, was KABOOM! I'm really surprised they haven't burned the place down yet.

[@Arien_People]

🤣

[@ronmiller682]

Very nice bowl. I like seeing the equipment other people have to use.

[@petermacleod5710]

The trick was ..... that he kept his fingers, and his eyes, and his lungs, and didn’t set the whole shop on fire ... ?

[@jamesrich566]

Its TRICKY not cutting your fingers off when you Freehand beveling the corners of the turning block on that tablesaw Looking thing !

[@VikingRhys]

"table saw looking thing" very aptly described indeed.... Personally I wouldn't want to go anywhere near it lol

[@Helenfromeugowra]

Beautiful.

[@Arien_People]

Thank you

[@oneshotme]

So was it a bowl or a cup?? Or both since you don't have handles on some of the cups there? Enjoyed and gave a Thumbs Up

[@diydarkmatter]

so what was the trick getting me to watch this with your clickbait title

[@deezynar]

Probably using the drill press to remove the bulk of the waste from the inside of the bowl.

[@DownhillAllTheWay]

I think it was at 10:28 - removing the piece from the friction chuck by hammering the pointy end of a drill bit with a hammer. That's something you don't see in every workshop!

[@robertjahrling1877]

I'm sorry to hear that you watched the whole thing

[@phillipmedghalchi5378]

He must be desperate to get the cliks up, so he can for sponsors for free tools

[@kathyinfante2064]

11 MINUTES OF MY LIFE GONE FOREVER

[@ExilefromCrownHill]

Which reminds me, when is the 'SawStop' lathe coming out?

[@timhofstetter5654]

Ha! 8) 8) 8)

[@khalsans]

Fascinating video, but, as a turner, the only 'trick' I've never seen is the toilet plunger jam chuck. He sure can handle a skew, which a lot of turners are a bit afraid of.

[@Arien_People]

Thank you, Friend

[@philthycat1408]

So is the trick to leave the sweeping up to someone else?

[@david_passman]

I'm so confused... I mean what trick

[@sosteve9113]

Same question here?

[@kennethwalker6138]

No tenon or mortise was used at any time to make the piece.

[@TheRonin2120]

And still waiting for the special trick. I haven't worked with wood in years. But I didn't see anything new.

[@billjones5178]

Guys it was obvious this was not in USA, so with no OSHA to intervene they have to actually think about their own fingers, rather than some bureaucrats in DC. I thought the trick was using the drill press to cut center down, and then to pot small bowl inside a larger wood Turning jig, to help hold the very thin turning without splitting. One might say that jig added a big margin of safety to prevent a split out.

[@alexandryaruskin7072]

3 станка: 2 токарных и сверлильный. Можно было заготовку на план-шайбу и просверлить с задней балки.

[@timhofstetter5654]

I'm still waiting to see this "trick" that I've never seen before. What trick is it?

[@michaelgoble8200]

Maybe it has something to do with him standing barefoot in shavings more than ankle deep. I’ve never seen that before.

[@Arien_People]

LOL

[@timhofstetter5654]

@@michaelgoble8200 I've even seen THAT. Heck, I've done a fair SHARE of that.

[@DragonwoodDesigns]

Click Bait - The trick is he walked away with all of his finger and that hee didn't trip in the junk pile. Also, does anyone there ever clean up the sawdust? The guy sank ankle deep. Good thing there is no OSHA there! I love watching 3rd world workers.

[@NathanThompsonBlueEyes]

Don't forget--he had no shoes on :D

[@toddmatthews2025]

Trick is?????

[@ИгорьБлиов]

Купился на название, думал что что то дельное увижу. НО облом, такие трюки делали в 6-7 классе советской школы на уроках труда. Даже олимпиады были, токарили как по дереву, так и по металлу.

[@earlglover6091]

WOW do you ever clean your shop?

[@Arien_People]

🤣

[@youenn2180]

Is the extra-made wooden chuck the trick ?

[@bretteee]

Is it over yet

[@rosemcclintock7992]

Do you ever get the wood shaving up and clean up but you do nice work l liked the bowl thanks for showing it.

[@typograf62]

No trick, just skill. But a fine skill!

[@Arien_People]

Thank you

[@buddyhutchins3782]

Vasito sin asas muy ordenado. ¿Los haces para vender? Si la respuesta es sí, ¿cuánto costaría esa simple taza? ¿Cuántos tendrías que hacer en tu país para comprar una comida? Saludos. Anaco, Anz.

[@Arien_People]

English please

[@buddyhutchins3782]

@@Arien_People Cup without handles very neat. Do you make them to sell? If the answer is yes, how much would that simple cup cost? How many would you have to make there in your country to buy a meal, for instance your lunch? Anaco, Anz.

[@Arien_People]

Now we only serve large quantities, Sir. I have no idea what for. But my buyer wants that goods.

[@buddyhutchins3782]

@@Arien_People Thank you Mr. Arien, but my question was the value of each finished cup.

[@salvadorabarca9429]

What a waste of time, I was expecting some thing new and never came. You should be ashamed

[@markkmiecik9797]

What trick? Sanding with the rest in place and not losing fingers?

[@СергейГалперин-ж9б]

Ничего нового не увидал, но токарные станки...... из го.на отлил пулю, класс!!!! Оказувается можно и так, возьму на заметку.

[@damarcastro768]

Legal seu trabalho gostei abraço

[@Arien_People]

obrigado amigo