วีดีโอ

Good job I like what you are doing 😊

Now this is stunning - I can’t wrap my head around how you make those cuts and pieces fit so precisely - totally awesome

I was watching your other vid on the HF lathe. Would you be interested in selling the old reeves drive pulleys?

Thanks for the detailed explanation. you probably thought about it, but wouldn't it be easien to make the boards narrower before cutting the triangles? Wouldn't that get rid of the extra cut in between? I'll rewatch later, maybe I missed something...

You're insane. I found you on Instagram and I love your work. Like others have said, your work makes them question their skills.. but I'll use your work to push me forward to increase my own. Thanks for sharing your work and process.

I have access to a ton of scraps. Long time until ill even get to the point of attempting something like this but cool to see the concepts

Can not find 'making a star inlay billet #4'

Just stunning work. You can see the dedication and hours put in...

Beautiful work

Wow that is amazing! I just started getting into segment turning. You take it to a whole new level. How long did that take to make ?

Amazing work, just as I’ve come to expect from you. I went looking for a Patreon account to follow but couldn’t find one. If you ever got around to making one, please point me in its way. If you didn’t, please reconsider. And feel no pressure to post anything there if you’re short on time; the material you’ve already made available for free is plenty to warrant a few followers over there.

After seeing pictures of these on Instagram, I was convinced you used some kind of voodoo magic to make them. I'm so glad I found your videos. I'm going to try and make something unique using these techniques. Thanks for spending the time to make these videos. 👊

Thank you!

Eli, Great work as usual, one thing for me as a person who has trouble with hearing loss, is the volume levels for me are to low.

Once again Eli, another incredible piece. Time, planning and design is testament to the dedication you have for your craft. Keep it up, because there are many of your viewers to that appreciate that you are willing explain the technics used in creating your pieces.

Eli, Firstly Thanks for sharing your incredible knowledge. Many very talented woodturners are loathed to share hard won expertise and the knowledge is often loss to people like me and others.

Thanks for sharing your technics. I can appreciate your concerns about sharing your methods but also see the advantages of planting your knowledge seeds to see what paths others might take from your inspiration. You didn't overkill the information, your kind of precision requires good instruction and patience.

Thanks for sharing your ingenuity. What woodworker isn't a problem solver!

Beautiful.

Eli, I've just watched the video again, and I'm still totally gobsmacked!....and all done on a cheap lathe the same as my old one. Bloody amazing!!

真的很驚人

Great process Eli. The piece looks fantastic. Thank you for sharing.

I've been captured by your videos! I'm lose for words, I think the comment below from Peter Smith pretty much puts things in perspective! Amazing!

Amazing work Eli, you Sir are one of a kind!

is that a CA finish, Eli?

that's awsome. great job . What kind of wood did you use to make this project?

I don't understand this. You look ordinary, speak ordinary, but you are a genius.I intend to mention you on Facebook, you deserve many many more followers.Good luck my friend.

Freaking amazing!

Thanks for the detailed video. You have quite a gift for excellence. Looking forward to your Patreon account!

Hi Eli, Fantastic video and a great explanation on how to do it all too! I like the idea that you show that these amazing pieces can be done without breaking into Fort Knox! Many of us can't afford the best of the best so it helps to know that we can do beautiful/intricate pieces with the tools and equipment that we do have! The homemade hole saws are a great idea and something we can make ourselves! Thanks for the video and everything! Tom

Great piece Eli. I have to say you are getting me hooked on trying some of these ideas. Thank you again for sharing your methods.

Hi, Eli. I just came across you in the wood turning tool exchange when you commented on the 3520B. So glad I followed further to find your Facebook and then your TH-cam channel. I started watching tour video on the inlaid globe and couldn't pull myself away. I binged watched videos 3, 4, and 5. I understand about not wanting to share your methods. I don't have the crazy mad skills you have and haven't made anything that nearly compares. Your work is amazing. I've looked for the follow up video and can't find it. I'm pretty sure from this point I can see what is the rest, but I'd really enjoy seeing the completion of this project. I suspect that was the Christmas ornament challenge video. Great work. Thank you for all you did. I didn't think I wanted to do segmenting, but now I have ideas that I want to try. I enjoy your videos, they aren't production they are real.

Wow, that just blows my mind.

Wow, what a gorgeous form, Eli! Very creative. Might I suggest filming in landscape?

This is really impressive. Thanks for sharing

I’m also in the granite industry. What epoxy are you using?

Thanks, Eli. Beautiful process, sir, and I love how you worked through the problems along the way. Don't bother about how long the video lasts - it is what it is, and it is a detailed process and stunning results, so it was worth the effort. Curious on how you transitioned over that top shoulder for the rings. Two channels drilled from different angles along the axis?

Awesome work, iv only just started following you. What finish are you using or will I find out watching more?

Very Beautiful quite amazing

I would like to see your finishing process! thanks Eli, love your work.

Very cool ! Another great example of your craftsmanship.

Great tutorial Eli, I agree with your philosophy on pushing yourself and that you always learn from your mistakes. Your work is truly inspiring and I get great ideas watching your videos.

Thanks for sharing Eli. Great job.

Hi I would love to know how you make the angles and the pastes, your work is incredible

I love your work is amazing and I really appreciate this tutorial, I hope you can show more of how you do your amazing work, if possible, greetings from Mexico

Awesome work Eli !

So cool to finally see how you did the rings! Very innovative/creative. You're quite the artist and very proficient on the HF lathe. Do you think you'll ever upgrade? I'm about to upgrade from manually changing belts to variable speed, reverse and much more power and clearance but it's only something I'll do now that I've spent several years working on a "basic" machine learning, understanding and becoming passionate about turning. Only then would I allow myself to entertain the thought of owning a $3,000 machine.

Thanks Eli for sharing your craft. You are one skilled woodworker.

Great work and it's all well explained :) , and I live that T shirt you are wearing at the start!

Good video, nice shirt, love it