I would not want to see your videos any shorter than they are, Malcolm. The detail you give is perfect. I've been a fan for a long time. Thank you for sharing your amazing talent! Take care, .....Gord
As you know , I have watched your progress on WoW for many years , bought your book just for interest sake, but this video tops it all . The instructions are so detailed and show the detailed steps you are faced with . You are THE master of segmented work as far as I am concerned !
Clearly, you are an artist. And a patient one at that. The number 23 throughout your project and the use of the "five colors of man" as caps, is genius. Thanks for your video!
That was beautiful. The amount of time you put into making the tower, was truly a labor of love. I especially like how you combine mathematics with wood turning . What a great combination.
Thank you for sharing this amazing journey, this work of art and your design and thought process along the way are fascinating to observe. Really amazing idea.
Absolutely amazing Malcolm, you are a master and I love the numerology, I love your ability to stay focused on a final concept and to be ready with a backup plan that still houses the origin of the concept. Beautiful and very intense! I bow to your incredible mastery of your craft!
this is seriously amazing. i started watching back out your burning man video where the sculpture got destroyed. its amazing to see nothing slows you down, this really is amazing. =)
So beautiful and impressive. I wondered why you didn't create a bunch of barrel culverts? They were used in the late 1800's on the transcontinental railroad. Long strips of wood with the same angle cut into them. Then glue them in long barrel shapes, and slice them to size, including the tampered angle. I'm sure you thought of that. Beautiful art. Thank you for sharing.
I am astonished by the level of work and patience you have displayed in this video. Allow me to try and save you a little time next time; isopropyl alcohol will loosen the grip of hot melt glue on the wood. Just dab a little on and you can peel the glue off with ease! Keep up the good work!
You deserve way more subscribers I think it would be really cool if you did a lamp, but have the base go in all directions before reaching the top. Keep up the great work!
Totally amazing. But all I could think through the video was, what would your mind be applied to, good or evil, if it didn’t have projects like this as a release. Thank you.
Unbelievable! Extremely impressive. The thought you have given to this is without comparison. My hat is certainly off. One question, how many clamps do you own and how many thousands of dollars in tools must you have? Many congratulations on the newest additions to your family.
Rick Leakey I’ve collected clamps for over 50 years. A rough estimate of all clamps, all types, is about 800. Regarding equipment, I have most of the necessary woodworking tools in a very crowded, tiny shop. Cost? Couldn’t even guess.
It says a lot that with the patience you have to build a project like this, you still have to worry about a 19 minute video being too long. You could have done a series of 10, 19 minute videos and it would not be too long! Thank you for sharing your work.
Malcolm what are your thoughts on using a planer as opposed to a drum sander To put the taper on the rings ? If you are using a Helix cutter head Plus that melamine backing do you think the rings were get torn up by the planer?
Incredible video and incredible amount of work and patience! You are the man Malcolm! Congrats! Just as a matter of interest, do you sell your products, because the amount of product you use would be significantly costly? Cheers Sean
I’m literally stunned by the finish piece. It is simply amazing. Your description of how 23 comes into play made me almost shiver because you said there were 23,000 pieces. Wow, if you don’t mind may I ask about how long this piece took to finish. It’s beautiful.
With all respect, you need not apologize for an "extended" video, or because there is much to explain about how you create these objects. If anything, I believe people who appreciate and admire what you do are glad to have a greater understanding of it. I am!
Malcolm Tibbetts a wide belt sander. Like a drum sander but more efficient at removing material and heats up less. Depending on the grit and wood hardness you could do tapering in one pass accurately. Drum sanders just don’t have the umph to get it done in my experience.
amazing work as usual. i hope you're able to make another one and hit the mark for the torus. that would be super cool to see. that being said you may wanna skip mentioning the whole "five skin colors of man" thing in the future. i know your intentions are pure but that sort of thing is a bit iffy.
Great work Malcolm! I love the concept. Great job on the design change towards the end. You inspired my last project. I was sure to give you credit on the technique in the video I made. If you have time between glue ups please go check it out on my channel page. I’d love to hear your thoughts on it.
You have the patience of a saint. Very nice work.
This is one of the craziest videos I've ever seen. What a cool project!
Absolutely amazing! Fantastic!
I would not want to see your videos any shorter than they are, Malcolm. The detail you give is perfect. I've been a fan for a long time. Thank you for sharing your amazing talent!
Take care,
.....Gord
Outstanding work....more patience than what I could ever pull off...way to go Malcolm.
As you know , I have watched your progress on WoW for many years , bought your book just for interest sake, but this video tops it all . The instructions are so detailed and show the detailed steps you are faced with .
You are THE master of segmented work as far as I am concerned !
Malcolm, you are a true artist, thank you for a great video. Congrats on the new grandkids.
What an amazing piece! Congratulations on your new family members and thank you for sharing with us! God is good!
This man has delighted me,with his skill art imagination patience and love of his craft .stunning.👍🏻
Malcolm what you do is absolutely stunning and breathtakingly awesome.
Clearly, you are an artist. And a patient one at that. The number 23 throughout your project and the use of the "five colors of man" as caps, is genius. Thanks for your video!
That was beautiful. The amount of time you put into making the tower, was truly a labor of love. I especially like how you combine mathematics with wood turning . What a great combination.
This is the most amazing video of woodworking I’ve ever seen!
You have the most amazing patience and an inventive mind...your work never ceases to amaze me...
I have just discovered this channel and I am amazed by the depth of skill and attention to detail. I am looking forward to be a regular here.
Incredible. Absolutely incredible. From the planning to the physical build, it was only outdone by the meaning and significance of the project itself.
That is just awesome. Great work, and so much patience.
The best thing about the tower of LIFE is that it continues on even from an initial mistake and still remains awesome.
Stunning and stupefying piece, Malcolm! Your work is inspirational to me.
That's amazing and turned out beautiful!
Great work Malcolm
This is a fantastic video; beautiful piece, great work.
Am I the only one who was mentally EXHAUSTED, long before the arithmetic was explained? Patience of a Saint!
you are a true artist, thank you for a great video
Your work is always amazing, quite mind blowing really!!! I really can't think of any way to describe how your work has inspired my own!! Thank you!!
How in the WORLD did you have the patience. I would of smashed the 10th ring. Hats off to you sir.
Simply Amazing! Sir, you really did impress me with your patience and passion to start and complete such a wonderful project.
Thank you. Amazing work - and result.
Thank you for sharing this amazing journey, this work of art and your design and thought process along the way are fascinating to observe. Really amazing idea.
Very nice video excellent 🙏🏻👍🏼👌
All we can say is, WOW! Very cool concept, amazing work! You are a patient man.
I don't think you ever have to appologize for video length - you pack a lot of content into every minute.
Congrats on the gand-kids!
Had to come back and watch this again. I remain astounded by the effort here. So impressive.
Don Vanco "
Absolutely amazing Malcolm, you are a master and I love the numerology, I love your ability to stay focused on a final concept and to be ready with a backup plan that still houses the origin of the concept. Beautiful and very intense! I bow to your incredible mastery of your craft!
You have my head spinning with all the maths and angles I don't understand what you are going to do. It is spectacular and it is amazing. Wow.
Это невероятно большая работа!
It is a great work!
Wow! Lots of work went into that! It looks great in the end. :-)
this is seriously amazing. i started watching back out your burning man video where the sculpture got destroyed. its amazing to see nothing slows you down, this really is amazing. =)
You never cease to amaze me! I looked up the word 'patience' in the dictionary and they had a picture of you 😊
23,000 pieces - and one happens to be pink ivory. Amazing.
So beautiful and impressive. I wondered why you didn't create a bunch of barrel culverts? They were used in the late 1800's on the transcontinental railroad. Long strips of wood with the same angle cut into them. Then glue them in long barrel shapes, and slice them to size, including the tampered angle. I'm sure you thought of that. Beautiful art. Thank you for sharing.
SuperJamster1 while that would work, it would result in weak end-grain to end-grain joints.
Awesome work as always. Cheers, Jim
Awesome Art Malcom, thumbs up my friend.
Wow😳 Awesome work!!!!!
Amazing, absolutely amazing.
wow ! never seen anything like this before
I am astonished by the level of work and patience you have displayed in this video. Allow me to try and save you a little time next time; isopropyl alcohol will loosen the grip of hot melt glue on the wood. Just dab a little on and you can peel the glue off with ease! Keep up the good work!
Matthew Mele You are second viewer to make this suggestion. I don’t use a lot of hot melt but that’s good to know. Thanks 👍
Up scale of creativity
You deserve way more subscribers
I think it would be really cool if you did a lamp, but have the base go in all directions before reaching the top.
Keep up the great work!
Totally amazing. But all I could think through the video was, what would your mind be applied to, good or evil, if it didn’t have projects like this as a release. Thank you.
@15:02 - Yes, I'd like to get 4 cream filled, 4 Bavarian filled, 4 chocolate filled, and a dozen plain with icing. Thank you.
You deserve more subscribers mate, you're a clever cookie indeed!
That is one crazy neat piece of artwork, you do very nice work!
Fantastic work...found you through a shared video on facebook.
Great works of art.
Absolutely incredible...
Unbelievable! Extremely impressive. The thought you have given to this is without comparison. My hat is certainly off. One question, how many clamps do you own and how many thousands of dollars in tools must you have? Many congratulations on the newest additions to your family.
Rick Leakey I’ve collected clamps for over 50 years. A rough estimate of all clamps, all types, is about 800. Regarding equipment, I have most of the necessary woodworking tools in a very crowded, tiny shop. Cost? Couldn’t even guess.
You are fantastically insane
It says a lot that with the patience you have to build a project like this, you still have to worry about a 19 minute video being too long. You could have done a series of 10, 19 minute videos and it would not be too long!
Thank you for sharing your work.
Malcolm what are your thoughts on using a planer as opposed to a drum sander To put the taper on the rings ? If you are using a Helix cutter head Plus that melamine backing do you think the rings were get torn up by the planer?
Joshua Knipp Don’t know, never tried it, but it would a little risky.
Awesome job.
A way to remove hot glue is alcohol. Just drip it onto the glued part and the glue pops right off, should save you a lot of work and clean up.
As a note, freezing the hot glue will make it possible to pop the glue off the board and rings.
Beautiful!
How much time was involved in this very unique and beautiful piece
XDMonkey more than a weekend, less than a month.
Incredible video and incredible amount of work and patience! You are the man Malcolm! Congrats! Just as a matter of interest, do you sell your products, because the amount of product you use would be significantly costly? Cheers Sean
The Bungling Woodworker I’m a full time studio artist. All my work is for sale.
I’m literally stunned by the finish piece. It is simply amazing. Your description of how 23 comes into play made me almost shiver because you said there were 23,000 pieces. Wow, if you don’t mind may I ask about how long this piece took to finish. It’s beautiful.
Tim Wise More than a weekend, less than a month 😅
I hit the like button! But i wish there was an amazed button!!
With all respect, you need not apologize for an "extended" video, or because there is much to explain about how you create these objects. If anything, I believe people who appreciate and admire what you do are glad to have a greater understanding of it. I am!
Thank you.
Malcolm Tibbetts
It's been a year since you uploaded the video
And ????
@@tahoeturner hello new day
DIY Crafts LQH what are you talking about?
@@tahoeturner You can no longer use this TH-cam account, can you give me or sell me?
@@tahoeturner I am talking about your youtube account
Amazing patience...
fair play man that's thanks the patients of a saint
Amazing!
Wow , just wow !!!
Alcohol? I'm not sure how well it works with wood but it's a great way to release hot-melt glue.
How come no more videos
mind = boggled
great work sir .
you can try add some light effects to it ... try it from the middle.
cheers.
Awesome.
Amazing work! The only thing to improve this would be if you got a wide belt sander.
Brian Prusa I’m not sure I understand. Why do I need a belt sander? BTW, I have a 4” sander.
Malcolm Tibbetts a wide belt sander. Like a drum sander but more efficient at removing material and heats up less. Depending on the grit and wood hardness you could do tapering in one pass accurately. Drum sanders just don’t have the umph to get it done in my experience.
Dieu est vivant :) God is alive ! merci :thanks et bravo
amazing work as usual. i hope you're able to make another one and hit the mark for the torus. that would be super cool to see.
that being said you may wanna skip mentioning the whole "five skin colors of man" thing in the future. i know your intentions are pure but that sort of thing is a bit iffy.
If he did all the rings with out reusing clamps he has 2000 clamps lol
Great work Malcolm! I love the concept. Great job on the design change towards the end.
You inspired my last project. I was sure to give you credit on the technique in the video I made. If you have time between glue ups please go check it out on my channel page. I’d love to hear your thoughts on it.
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Oh my
Woooow.....
WOW!!!!!
Yeah, but can you build a birdhouse?
TheFish My first woodworking project, at age 5, with my grandfather’s guidance, was a birdhouse 😊
Ву, трудился и сляпал, мерзко.
Horrível,horrível,horrível,horrível. Tanta ferramentas na mão e nenhuma criatividade... horrível,
What is this nonsense? Everyone admires some shit? Is it a wooden sausage or a fainting snake?