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You are a genius what a way to handle the problem. Ah a new generation. Always watch your work 😊🇺🇸
Love it. I was watching another turning video today and said to myself “I haven’t seen a video by Olivier in a while” and then this pops up. I like the way you did the crack patch. Great work as always!
I Like how you fixed that crack, making it a feature, rather than a fault! Well done!
Monsieur Olivier, je profite de la marche arrière pour regarder toutes vos vidéos. Voir le changement d'équipement, quelques petites parties de votre technique, et les différentes pièces c'est un peu comme une leçon d'histoire du tournage sur bois de Mister O.G. lui-même. Comme toujours, merci de partager votre don/talent.
Beautiful work, and a stunning cat.
Plugging or “bunging is a tried and true solution which, if done properly, lasts a long time without issues. As a carpenter on the coast of Maine I know about this as much as anyone. And you didn’t do it the best way. You want your plugs and your wood to be as similar as possible. I see you used the same species (good) but you have opposite grain orientation. Your bowl (where the crack was) is side grain but your bungs were end grain. They will move (as the weather changes) in different directions, and you will see cracks and/or joint failure. I offer this knowledge as help to a promising wood turner. Nice form son.
That was the most well informed youtube comment that ive ever seen upvoted
Sure, that’s all true, and great if you are plugging a wooden boat you don’t want to sink. But this kid is making art, not sailing vessels. I think he WANTED the contrast in the grain for the visual impact, which was a wise move. Nobody is going to being eating their morning oatmeal out of this bark-edge oak bowl. It’s a piece of art. It’ll sit on a shelf and look pretty.
Pat McVicker, I agree with you in large part. I may have made a mistake thinking this artist, like me, would want to learn more about the material of his craft. Perhaps he only wants encouragement. But knowing that I have grown the most through constructive criticism moves me at times to offer the same. At least if, months or years from now, the vessel pulls away from the bung and the artist is displeased with the effect, he knows how to change to achieve a different outcome. I am sorry if I offended him (or you).
Adam Somes I wish everyone was as nice as you are. I agree, helpful criticism can be a good learning tool.
Love the way you plugged it instead of resins looks great
Bonjour Olivier Gomis, très, très beau résultat et pourtant c'était bien mal parti. Un vrai génie.
Great job and pretty little furry helper!
Комментарий в поддержку канала и ролика, а также труда мастера Оливье.
I like your method of fixing the cracks, every fix doesnt have to be epoxy
Das hast Du gut gemacht, eine sehr schöne Arbeit. Besonders gefallen hat mir der Teil, in dem Du den Crack repariert hast, cool gelöst und echt clever. Ich werde Deine Videos weiter verfolgen. Danke für die Arbeit und viele Grüße aus dem Norden von Deutschland
Lovely bowl...the fix on the crack is awesome!
Love the fix, first time I’ve seen it. Great work
Wow that Oak really showed how hard it really was when it resisted your drilling so defiently. And the crack fixing approach, although so seemingly obvious in retrospect {things that make you go "Duh."} is a really great idea that seemed to turn out considerably nicer than using other crack filling pastes or glues or whathaveyou. Nice job.
Nice work, it's a very lovely bowl.👋👋👋
Great job Olivier, love the fix idea.
As per usual a fantastic bowl it must be really nice to work in such a clean workshop
Very nice indeed!!
as a new turner I got some good ideas from that, i wish I had started when I was your age thanks,bm
I feel the same way!
O.G this one is just amazing!. I love it more then all others great work of art thanks.
Gorgeous! Very nicely done, sir.
Great work, Olivier. The repair plugs are a good idea.
Eine sehr gute Arbeit! Auch die Korrektur des Risses ist handwerklich sehr gut ausgeführt. In der Gesamtgestaltung der eigentlich sehr schönen Schale empfinde ich die Einsätze aber als optisch sehr störend. Sie zerstören die Harmonie des Objekts. Ungeachtet dessen: Gut gemacht! 👍🏻
As per normal a fantastic product I love to watch your program you always try and make something different
Great looking bowl 👍
Interesting technique used for repair. Never saw that done before. Great results. I really enjoy your channel. Thanks for sharing.
I know it's kind of off topic but does anyone know a good site to watch newly released series online ?
@Khalil Ty Meh I watch on Flixportal. Just google for it:) -carson
@Carson Elias thanks, I signed up and it seems like they got a lot of movies there :D I really appreciate it!
@Khalil Ty You are welcome xD
Very nice,, thanks for sharing
Awesome and stunning.
wonderful art work, I like it.
I love the way the crack repair looks in the finished product. Very creative. In fact, I liked it so much, I subscribed!
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Fantastic work
Great looking bowl...I love the oak! The repair is quite unique!
Est ce la première foi# que tu répare une fissure de cette façon si oui as tu penser à l’extension de la fibre du bois et qu’elle est ton opinion à ce sujet ? Merci j’espère ta réponse
wow that looked rock hard. great job.
That is amazing young man.
Парень, молодец!)
very nice vidéo, good job!!!
Nice technical. Cheers
Very expressive bowl
Magnifique!!
Wow amazing
Interesting fix.
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Brave at start, whole lathe shaking quite violently
Well you learn something new every day. I’ve never seen a crack fixed that way. It’s interesting. Where ever did you get that particular idea?
Interesting crack fix. First time I've seen you turn something not segmented. What are you using to sign your work? The bowl is beautiful! ❤❤❤
nice job fixing the crack,i might have used a contrasting wood ,thanks,BM,aka,woodbutcher
Thanks for the FF....
Nice.
salut Olivier toujours super tes réalisations t'es un vrai profi tu as ça dans le sang au fait tu es quoi de métier ? bonne soirée Denis
Nice bowl! Just wondering what brand of lathe your are using there?
Bonjour olivier, ton travail est excellent et tu créer de superbes pièces. j'aimerai s'avoir quelle est la marque de gouge avec pastille que tu utilise car je n'en trouve qu'avec des tiges ronde. merci
Gotta say, I love your camerawork here, dude! Do you have multiple cameras already positioned or do you have a small amount of cameras and you have to reposition them everytime???
2 cameras, but I mostly only use one.
great job👏👏 what is the diameter of your chuck?
Did you build your own bandsaw? If so where did you get the plans?
turned out ok that was one weird way of fixing a crack lol . well at least the cat dint seem to mind lol .
Im new to making bowls what is the clear stuff hes rubbing on
Bonjour Olivier pourrais tu nous faire une vidéo explicative sur comment affuter une gouge a profiler. Merci
First of all, that was an interesting way to fix the crack, I haven't thought of that. I am so used to people filling it with epoxy or CA. Secondly, do you put the oil on the bark sections too?
Thank you, yes I did.
The finish is beautiful. What is it?
Bonjour, vraiment du travail magnifique. quelle est la référence du tour que vois utiliser et convient il a un débutant ? Merci de votre reponse .
OK, I was thinking to myself:, “fixing the crack with a hole auger?” Then the next thing I see is that dowel you were turning and I thought: “Fix the crack my ass, he just ground it out!” Then you start knocking the dowel plugs into the holes with wood glue and I thought: “Ah hah! That’s fucking brilliant for fixing a crack!” Good on you Mr. Gomis!
I was thinking of leaving a similar comment. I read yours....and I figured....fuck it. You got it covered!
Salut magnifique travail , vous vendez ce que vous fabriquez ??
Interesting repair technique. Did you think of it while trying to sleep as you sometimes with your designs?
Haha not this one I though of while making it.
quel est le nom de la machine avec laquelle tu fait tourner les bout de bois
Bonjour Olivier je viens de te découvrir et bien beau boulot. J'ai une question à te poser : quel tour utilises-tu ?
www.probois-machinoutils.com/fr/tour-a-bois/2594-tour-a-bois-jean-l-ebeniste-mc0430vd-entrepointes-445-mm.html
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bonjour Olivier ,tu fait vraiment du bon travail ! mes j aimerai savoir quel et la capacité de ton tour du banc à la pointe ?? es ce un 254 mm ? merci pour ta réponse... et que la force du bois reste avec toi ! 👍
Merci, mon tour a 154mm de hauteur de pointe.
How big is that band saw?
Plug the crack. Heard that before 😅
i wonder if you've ever thought about working with resin. I'd love to see what you could do with that.
Noooooooo! Please let this resin fad be over with soon.
Pour un bol à utiliser, je préfère la céramique, c'est quand même plus hygiénique, d'autant plus que celui-là est tout escagassé et fendu.
Дерево и так очень красиво, не нужно было его декорировать поперечными срезами, к стате а что это за дерево?
Oak - дуб. Согласен, лучше бы смолой залил бы.
I like your little shop very much dont you think its time for a very well made metal heavy duty bench for the woodlathe?
Добрый день какой увас токарный станок
I don't know if I like the repair or not, but I guess it does keep the integrity of it being all wood except for the glue of course.
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ये मसिन काहा ओर कितने रूपए में मिलेगा
2x speed
Looks like something a crazed lunetic would invent.
Wondering about how you point your thumb down the tool towards the turning wood. That seems like an accident waiting to happen. Nice work with the dowels. Circular repairs stop cracks in metal, too.
Can’t say I’m a fan of that repair technique, but then again I’m just some random YT dude who watches these videos - what the hell do I know?
ih8music yea why even bother to write a comment when you’re basically admitting your opinion is meaningless... weird.
Daft way of fixing a crack , looks ok but I think a contrasting coloured epoxy resin would of been a better way to go . Should call it the marmite bowl .
My thoughts exactly... Resin all the way B-)
Phillip Cox What, is there only one way to address a crack? Was there an International Consortium on Fixing Cracks and I missed it? Jeeze, considering that resin has been used a zillion times to address cracks, I am all for a refreshing and innovative approach to this issue.
Salut , tu as jamais penser a la résine ? (genre avec du bleu ect comme certains font sur youtube) ? Sa ferais stylé et ca dépannerais pour transformé un "probléme" en élément de déco dans certains cas (comme les cracks que tu avait plutot qu'ajouter des rond de bois). En tout cas toujours du bon boulot ^^
Beautiful grain in that piece of Oak, but not sure I like the way you fixed the crack as I think you could have left if as a natural feature or filled it with epoxy glue and coffee grounds. Cheers, Huw
I wanted to try something different. Fixing a crack with epoxy isn't very original now days.
@@OlivierGomis Point accepted. If I was to use that method in the future and I might, because I do like it to a degree, I would use different woods for each "dowel" to make it a feature. Cheers, Huw
@@huwdavies5264 I though about that as well, I'll do it on the next one.
What's name of the machine and price
Which machine ?
@@OlivierGomis square size drill machine
Never saw a repair done this way. Interesting technique. However, the repair gave the bowl a strange appearance in my opinion. The plugs could have been better aligned with the grain of the wood of the bowl. Regardless, it turned out well.
Glasscutr The plugs were a unique repair solution, but I didn’t like the end result either. Still a nice bowl
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I say you see a crack that big next time use it as firewood!
Ok what ever works for you
Black and Deckers so this guy in America cool or maybe not good job though
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