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The dangerous part is wearing gloves around rotating machinery, never ever do that!
Kein Unfallschutz, sinnloses gefährliches Arbeiten mit unnötigen Arbeitsaufwand. Schade um deren Fähigkeiten. Ich will nicht wissen wie häufig dort Unfälle vorkommen......
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I like it machinery.
Its amazing,..
@@fathullahjannah648 m
lol just be smarter than your workin junior machinist
It's okay everyone. He's wearing his safety flip-flops 👍
It's fine. They're steel toe.
He has some brains. Only still not activated
@@adamperry755 p
That's so he doesn't step on any sprinters after he starts running with his foot half cut off by a chainsaw. Got to be safe!!!! 😬
@@jamesbehrje4279 editing required 👀
This is a valuable addition to my woodwork collection czcams.com/users/postUgkxbnOKZBE4evMO5V2vroHeCjq6d_MV6wJO I still will rate this woodwork plan as the best in my reference library. It always seem to stand out from the rest whenever you go through the library. This is a masterpiece.
А мне не понравилось. КПД близко к нулю. Превратили хорошее бревно в кучу опилок. А вазу можно и из глины слепить
You should really consider getting yourself a variable speed strobe light. This will allow you to adjust the strobe to match the piece that you are working on and it will look like it is standing still. You could adjust the speed and make it look like it is turning slowly in one direction and you will be able to judge your work without having to stop the lathe in order to see the progress of your work.
Great idea! 👌
@@supertramp6011 😉youare avu
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Having completed the first pawn in the chess set, Giuseppi realized he was going to need to locate more trees.
I saw these at the gas station next to velvet Elvis
EU GOSTEI
don't know if occupational health and safety in my country would be to impressed with this but , that was beautiful , nice skills guys . stay in one piece though please.
OSHA would have a fit.
@@psychedforlife7176 you think ? l🤣😂🤣
WOW!!!! I wish my Dad we're still alive, he was also a woodworker however he used electric tools like a Shopsmith. He would be enthralled by this craftsman's workmanship..Just beautiful work at the hands of an expert woodworker.
same here
I'm sorry to here about your loss
The quality of that wood is as good as the craftsman himself.
First pawn finished…can’t wait to see the whole set.
The calendar on the wall tells us that the scene must be in Vietnam .
Thats right,friend
yes it is
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Title says extremely dangerous, then first thing I see is his flip-flops....
Brave person sitting in front of that with very little hope of getting out of the way in time, no guard and it looks heavy, but this person is awesome at it, makes it look so easy, a master even,really good video,thank you
those must be the new steel toe flip flops I have heard about!
We used to call the opentoe safety shoes
Hell the weight alone will cut your foot.
The reason why he’s wearing a glove is that the shavings come off the lathe so fast that it generates an absolute shit ton of heat from the gouge and just the friction of it hitting you. It’s enough to burn you just on a standard lathe never mind what this must be like!
Gouges get heated, too!
the sheer momentum gained makes the log turn on its own. Pretty insane.
Glad to see they're wearing their industrial heavy duty sandals.
At least he has his industrial flowery head scarf
Alright, 3 more Bishop's and start on the Knights.
That's what I thought. "Chess piece" when it was finished I was like "WTF is it?"
वेरी वेरी हॉट जॉब नाइस लुकिंग टरनार बहुत अच्छा बहुत अच्छा गुड लक गुड लक
One of the scariest things seen on youtube ever 😳 ...incredible craftmanship and incredible quality wood too...
Billy Tresco the sawdust removal he does at 6:08 with machine in movement... 😱I know my father worked like that, he wasn't scared by anything... different generation...
@Billy Tresco or the lathe itself grabs you and spins you into pulp
That chainsaw with no guard and open toe shoes is terrifying.
Yeah .. as a professional engineer, I could see at least four things wrong there -- 1. open toed sandals, 2. missing safety cover on chain saw, 3. no ear protection, 4. no eye protection. Personally, I would also wear gloves to protect my hands from the vibration from the chain saw, and ideally also wear some sort of protective leg wear -- safety pants or chaps. A mask would also be good against the sawdust.
A smart friend of mine received training on using a chainsaw when he was a teenager: he was told, "A chainsaw is like a wild animal that wants to bite you, and your job is to keep that wild animal under control." A chainsaw will go through whatever it touches, wood, metal, concrete, or you. Be very respectful of those high speed teeth.
@@talexb Yeah but as our world grinds to a halt with Health and Safety and regulation on regulation ... this guy is acually getting the job done !
@@funkiwikid6106 better to slow down than to drive head first into an active railroad crossing. What is the point of 'faster' progress if it costs people their limbs and/or their lives?
@@talexb might as well call your mommy to come hold your hand while your at it
@@tufungagreen5571 when this guy dies its going to be at work and its going to be horrific. The way he reaches under that spinning work piece with loose clothing on, he can be snagged and wrapped up on that log so fast its mind boggling. Then yes hell be begging for his mother with his last dying breath. Will it have been worth forgoing safety?
Дерево расло 200 лет, чтобы стать непонятной вазой, и видимо очень дорогой)) 👍 искуство ли это? Нет это просто бизнесс)) видно что человек талантливый, и с минимальным набором инструментов смог сделать эту странную вазу, но не понятно зачем, видимо в его местах есть спрос в этом продукте))
Yes. But my dad would have made it using smaller pieces and when finished the joints were invisible! Conserve these magnificent old trees!
He made just a shit. That could cost much much more if were worked cleverly
Продав одну такую вазу, этот мастер будет жить в достатке несколько лет )
The work of art is amazing but what a waste to used that expensive +50 yrs old wood for making just that. Our forest (South East Asia) isn't that thick and healthy anymore. Now a days forest are depleted with red woods it's found only in deep forest. We need to be more economical in using these woods.
Have you tried doing something about it?
Wish there was such a thing as smell-o-vision. Amazing!
Taste varies widely, and while opinions differ, the sheer effort and craftsmanship that went into creating this magnificent large-scale vase deserve immense respect. Your skill as a woodworker is truly remarkable. As you sat down to dine after a long day’s work and the completion of this project, the pride and satisfaction you must have felt are well earned. I hope that your incredible talent is met with the financial reward it rightly deserves. Respect and admiration from England.
If you look carefully, there's a woodworking video in-between all those ads... sort of an Easter egg I guess
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That is incredible. I hope this man gets paid because he is an artist and that is absolutely beautiful. What an amazing piece of wood that was. Just incredible
Probably a more incredible tree, but yeah, it's cool that he turned it into a...whatever that is? A not-vase? A giant banister spindle? 400 pounds of red sawdust and a blob sculpture?
I'd rather have the tree.
@@Zaudunyani true:(
its not a man
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@@Zaudunyanimas e se a árvore já estivesse morta ? Vc preferia que ela se viesse a deteriorar no tempo ?
На такую работу можно смотреть бесконечно. Процесс рождения предмета искусства из бревна завораживает. Спасибо!
Да. Но для кого и для чего это? Элита - она всегда и везде думает только об одном.....
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All I make is the same thing over and over again all different sizes. They have skills there is no doubt, but also practice has enhanced their skills greatly.
Fascinating to watch. Wowwww. The wood is beautiful. This man has years and years of experience. Well done sir!
He’s only twelve years old.
dangerous part is wearing flip flops while using a chainsaw. What a madlad
22:16 I love the sound it makes, sounds like it's wining: "No, no, no, no, noooooo"
Stunning timber. Also good to see that they don't compromise on safety.
Красиво,но обсолютно бессмысленная вещь.
This is such BEAUTIFUL wood, I wonder if they recycle these shavings.
In Viet Nam they recycle and reuse the reused 100 times. Nothing goes to waste! Been there , seen that.
@@carlosdelascuevas6140 that's awesome! 👌
No protective gear, probably illegal logging... dangerous is not the half of it.
And this is how the ancient tropical forests are plundered, and we cheer them on.
Nice to see that awesome log could be used for such a work of art, as opposed to a second story apartment wall.
I think it probably looked nicer as a tree.
The smell must be incredible! The end project is beautiful.
Dude has been doing this a LONG time. Super sketchy, but he’s a pro for sure.
Fred Flintstone’s mechanic working on his front axle?
Thank you for not putting music over it. I like the wood noises idk why
It's not any more a woodworking craftsman it's art...
By Nature the tree was already around once they cut it square and now they made it round again
because it was not in the perfect cylindrical shape before
Everythin there is dangerous , just 1 mistake and is all over
The sad part is this is probably sitting in a fancy casino or hotel lobby and walked by thousands of people who may admire it for a second or two, but not realizing how much work, talent and risk went into making it.
And an entire tree!
Thank you. So many people do nothing but find fault. It’s refreshing to read something that’s respectful.
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At least it holds some worth or value. There's millions of people with certain talents that others will never know of or get the recognition.
Imagine people would go to a fancy casino thinking about how much work talent risk and work is required to make things and earn money. The casino would go broke.
Are you out of your mind? This is a red wood? You must be very strong and taught well. This looks dangerous but intriguing. It takes all kinds to make the world go round, so thank you for your service. Just beautiful
Ko phải gỗ gõ đỏ .đây là loại gỗ hiếm hơn rất nhiều nó giống gỗ gõ đỏ nhưng loài này nó có hương thơm ko nứt nẻ .ko mối mọt .gỗ dành cho các tỷ phú 🤣
That's the prettiest wood I've ever seen, and could never afford it. I would be happy to just have some of the sawdust.
The wood looks amazing before its even been touched!
Oh man, I love this stuff! Watching them create something out of nothing is so fascinating. That's what I loved so much about the painter Bob Ross: it's just so fascinating to watch!
Out of nothing? So a big hunk of tree that took hundreds of years to grow is nothing? Not to mention all of the tools that he used, and the knowledge that he's accumulated over the years, much of it learned from generations before him. Creating something is great. But it is by no means out of "nothing".
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0:35 that chainsaw sure is safe
Sarcasm?
Cant believe he still has that thumb
I said the same thing. I couldn't help but flinch.
Wow ! Nice sir
When your chess set goes to that next, big dawg level.
Kmmm
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I was thinking exactly the same thing myself
@@riskalailatul2500 hola soy de República Dominicana mucho gusto
Are those steel-toed safety Crocs he is wearing?
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Our ancestral home had pillars like these. They are standing there for the last one hundred years.
I love watching real craftsmen with mad skills. Too bad there aren’t 10 times more comments about that and 10 times fewer comments from the safety Nazis.
Exactly
Here I was searching for my next woodturning project and this pops up! I don't think that it's quite within my skill level, but beautiful work!
more like where would I be able to find a log and lathe big enough to start.
Absolutely amazing. I cringed every time he took the chainsaw to it though.
Chainsaw going towards his leg.
Yo también estoy horrorizado
No safety glasses makes it better.
He probably got three bucks to make it. His boss sold it for 50. That guy sold it to a supplier for 200. That guy sold it to an importer for 500. The importer sold it to some architectural firm for 5000. The firm sold it to some rich a-hole for 27 grand.
Hope ya don't mind me askin!! But how much would one, or a pair of those go for? And what wood is it??
That's the sad truth of it
@@derekgreene2304 dont know the cost but I would guess that this is redwood or possibly bloodwood, could be cedar but I honestly cant tell
I love how in these foreign work place videos they always seem to be wearing “OSHA” certified safety sandals 😏
...and invisible safety glasses
Gotta love that chain saw with no guard...
7:30 that’s one way to make mulch
the colours are absolutely beautiful. nature beats everything man made when it come to beauty like this.
Nice to see the artist of wood craftung
Кто же зашёл читать, русские коменты?) 😂👈
I always want to ask these guys wearing sandals: ever saw off a big old heavy piece of wood and it lands on your foot?
cant believe he made the whole post with that little grinder !!
A great vid of a great artist at work. Yes, there are some safety issues that are totally ignored, but that does not detract one whit from the skill of the artist or the magnificence of the finished piece.
lol like 10 osha violations in the first 5 min
a lot of safety issues
Glove and loose baggy shirt...just asking to be maimed by the machine.
Not to mention that thing around his head.
Interesting pair of safety boots too.
Hell its only a ton or so spinning at a few 1000 rpm secured by a cone stabbed into it like a splitter. Really what could possibly go wrong.
you know it is a good project when you measure your centers by the foot..
The middleman and sales person is going to make 100x what that guy just made :)
These start around 12 million Dong ($525US) for a pair for a plain one like the one in the video. Really exotic woods and carved ones can go up to $5000 - $10000.
Oh wow! Looks incredibly dangerous but the end result is amazing
Many people when they see wood, it’s only viewed as building and/or fireplace material. These craftsmen can create a beautiful sculpture from a log. Amazing, the imagination fortitude it takes to make something from a wood so dense. Well done! It’s beautiful.
This dude is breaking all the rules. An old chainsaw without safety cover, sandals on, and look at that workshops mess😂😂😂
But look what he can make with so little! Welcome to the real world how most people live and work around the world. And look what he has produced in his sandals with a simple lath and tools.
@@dhex1098 'simple lathe' lol..Probs costed 10s of thousands😂😂 But tbf, I ain't much better. I use my lathe without goggles on a busy counter with no shoes on😂😂
This is Vietnam man... There are no rules!
I wonder how valuable that wood is. He sure made a lot of it into shavings.
I also wonder how often he had to sharpen his tools.
Beautiful lathe work and quite masterful on that angle grinder 👍
Hello from Ontario Canada,
I have to say that is an amazing piece of art,
buddy is very gifted at creating wooden masterpieces.
Great job bud, very nice piece of work indeed.
I wonder what a piece like that would sell for in his neck of the woods ?
No pun intended there ....
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Срубили прекрасное дерево для того чтоб сделать ерунду и кучу опилок. 😬😬😬😬😬 человечество сошло с ума.
I love cedar trees I love the way they smell. A natural beautiful smell, fresh crisp and clean smell. You have a Fortune in cedar saw bust , bag it up put it in a sachet bag. People put them threw out the house. It’s a wonderful smell people love. Plus I truly love your work that you have posted. Be safe happy and healthy. 🤗🌺🌸❤️
Was any one else confused at the beginning but at the end was like woaah that’s beautiful
No.
I though he was making a chip stick
Meant chop stick. Chinese tablets 🙄
I subscribe to mostly art videos on CZcams cause it helps me with my painting. I got to say out of all the art I've seen on youtube and Facebook this type of art is far the most beautiful I've seen. Thats 100% talent to change a hugh log into that. Thank you for these videos.
This guy has talent, Check out Stinett Sticks. czcams.com/video/rAJPZLNe5os/video.html
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The chainsaw carving and angle grinder finishing has given me much inspiration for my 3 foot lathe on new three-dimensional carving I can add to my designs. As for this, amazing on scale and wonderful craft results. I would give a leg for one of those logs….
Be careful so that you don't end up giving an actual leg. These things are hella dangerous
@@irreadings those logs are fantastic. I have tried duplicating some of the chainsaw carving in much smaller scale with my dremel and very popular bud vases or dried flower vessels to grace the craft fair table to support the shop…
I found this video beautifully impressive, especially for so recently acquired a skill. Well done!
so many weird AI comments on this video
Hard core foot wear it the beginning, i lost a toe with steel toed boots doing oil work in North Dakota cant imagine what would happen if that strap slipped
Good
RIP your toe.
Best Turning I Have Ever Seen
Gotta love the fact he's wearing no goggles, working in sandals, no chain guard on the chainsaw.....an accident waiting to happen. Cool vid though.
They may be crappy shoes, but he's definetly wearing closed toe footware.
@@billbryce2538 Hmmm...anytime before @2:22 he's either wearing open-toed sandals or closed-toe with very convincing pictures of toes painted on them. ;)
@@stevedra1 Yes, I see what you mean. At least he decided to wear his "safety" footwear while turning. I was also thinking that when the person with the video camera was shooting over his shoulder, I thought he may have had some kind of face shield or glasses on (the blue band).
@@billbryce2538 Well regardless of his shop safety practices.....he's an amazing craftsman and I was mesmerized by his talent. Just hope tragedy does not catch up with him because we all know that his access to proper shop safety gear is limited or non-existent, but he does his job regardless.
“Extremely dangerous”
*proceeds to use a chainsaw with crocks on*
😂
Not watching where the cord is..... a cord?
The electric cord of the chainsaw.
Looks like he build this chainsaw himself.
Not to mention that chain was extremely lose on the blade. Insane.
No Chain Guard either...Sweet
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لا حول و لا قوة إلا بالله
و الله رائع
اللهم صل و سلم على نبينا وحبيبنا وشفيعنا وقائدنا وقدوتنا محمد صلى الله عليه وسلم تسليما كثيرا وسبحان الله وبحمده سبحان الله العظيم.💘🍃💝🌾💚🌺❤🌻💙🏵💞🌱🧡🍀💓💐🌼🌷💙🌿💕
Необыкновенно красивая древесина,чудный рисунок и тёплый тон.
Might regret wearing flip flops one day in a wood shop. Lol
Beautiful work
Loved everything until they cut out the bottom. Thought it doesn’t match the rest of the sculpture.
Incredible work! Just wish we could have seen it with a finish on it and installed someplace.
that's one hell of a pepper grinder
It’s crazy how you can see something like this at the library or a museum and not even think about it. But watching it go from a giant log to a beautiful, something that I don’t know what it is, is amazing.
I can´t believe what i see: more than phantastic
It takes a beautiful mind to create something like that it's in genius
Nobody:
Chainsaw: yaaaaaaaa
Woodworking: Hold my toes while I cut this masterpiece
Неужели такому куску красного дерева не найдется более достойного применения. Варвары! Это же сокровище! :(
Он им за копейки достаётся это у нас это сокровище а им за Дорма отдаётся
@@gamesgames3819 .
Здравствуйте.
Вы если не знаете, не вводите людей в заблуждение. У них на родине, воровство очень строго наказывается, не то что у нас, а природные ресурсы очень ценятся.
По цвету похоже на сандал, но это конечно очень дорого.
Но даже если это простой бук, у них в стволе, он стоит от 1700 до 2000 $ за 1 куб. метр. Потому что этот ствол в возрасте 50 - 60 лет.
Так что вы не правы, это наш, ворованный лес и там и тут стоит копейки, для них конечно. Правда он и не поделочный, а строительный.
Ну, я не думаю что он понесет это изделие на рынок продавать. Наверняка это заказ, и кто-то отсчитает столько, что с лихвой окупится и ствол этого красного дерева и работа.
Those crocs will safe you every time from falling objects