My god you have to be the worlds greatest wood turner in the world. You are a genuine true artisan Sir I am so totally amazed at your art it's just incredible. Thank you so much for uploading this video. Tony
As an avid reader of Bergeron, Holtz., and latterly Springett, I was completely blown away by your work Claude. I've done a few bits myself - but this is in an entirely different league!! Thank you and please HURRY up with your book :-) Regards, Ruaidhrí Murphy Ireland
Andi,Thank You for the reply! I will look for the .pdf. I also found a youtube video for Paul Texier that shows how the nesting balls are made.But for the life of me,I can't figure out in my mind how Mr. Lethiecq did the interlocking balls on the Genesis piece considering he said it was all done on the lathe with no carving,etc. I was a metalworking machinist for over 20 yrs,and designed and made lots of things in metal,but nothing like this!Simply beautiful and amazing!
OMG! Well done Claude, I esp like the Platonic solids in 1. I see the cube , Icosa, dodeca, but not sure about positions of the tetra and octa. Love to see how you do them. Please make your book and dvd. Facinating and Thanks for showing,,,,Stephen
Are these made from a single solid piece of wood,or does he split and glue them?I see no seams,but cannot understand how they could possibly be made from a solid piece.Is there a source or videos anyone knows of to see how it's done?
Mr. Lethiecq explains how it works in his downloadable book "Tour de Force" (Woodturning) here: sites.google.com/site/tourdeforcewoodturning/ and here: sites.google.com/site/tourdeforcewoodturning/download-book
@@MrPete1x You're welcome. Claude Lethiecq was my uncle. Unfortunately he died in 2014 in Saint-Eustache (Quebec, Canada). His book was put up on the Web by my cousin Jacques Lethiecq.
@@kebirsabeth9935 Hi Kebir. Just wanted to ask you if you know why the link no longer works. I’ve searched the internet but I cannot find the tour-de-force book huge admirer of Claude’s work and would like to try and understand the making if these items.
@@kebirsabeth9935 Thank you for taking the time to send me the link. I have now downloaded it for future reference. I have made a few puzzle balls but absolutely nothing like the genius of Claude. Strangely all the pages I was previously able to visit to look at his work have also disappeared from online but likely no one has maintained a website. Is there anywhere his work can be seen? And thanks again I real appreciate being able to look at the book.
My god you have to be the worlds greatest wood turner in the world. You are a genuine true artisan Sir I am so totally amazed at your art it's just incredible.
Thank you so much for uploading this video.
Tony
As an avid reader of Bergeron, Holtz., and latterly Springett, I was completely blown away by your work Claude.
I've done a few bits myself - but this is in an entirely different league!!
Thank you and please HURRY up with your book :-)
Regards,
Ruaidhrí Murphy
Ireland
Great video Andi.
Claude is as fascinating as his creations are amazing.
Best from Jeff
Andi,Thank You for the reply! I will look for the .pdf. I also found a youtube video for Paul Texier that shows how the nesting balls are made.But for the life of me,I can't figure out in my mind how Mr. Lethiecq did the interlocking balls on the Genesis piece considering he said it was all done on the lathe with no carving,etc. I was a metalworking machinist for over 20 yrs,and designed and made lots of things in metal,but nothing like this!Simply beautiful and amazing!
OMG! Well done Claude, I esp like the Platonic solids in 1. I see the cube , Icosa, dodeca, but not sure about positions of the tetra and octa. Love to see how you do them. Please make your book and dvd. Facinating and Thanks for showing,,,,Stephen
Awesome!!!
Are these made from a single solid piece of wood,or does he split and glue them?I see no seams,but cannot understand how they could possibly be made from a solid piece.Is there a source or videos anyone knows of to see how it's done?
Mr. Lethiecq explains how it works in his downloadable book "Tour de Force" (Woodturning) here: sites.google.com/site/tourdeforcewoodturning/ and here: sites.google.com/site/tourdeforcewoodturning/download-book
@@kebirsabeth9935 Thank you for sharing this
@@MrPete1x You're welcome. Claude Lethiecq was my uncle. Unfortunately he died in 2014 in Saint-Eustache (Quebec, Canada). His book was put up on the Web by my cousin Jacques Lethiecq.
@@kebirsabeth9935 Hi Kebir. Just wanted to ask you if you know why the link no longer works. I’ve searched the internet but I cannot find the tour-de-force book huge admirer of Claude’s work and would like to try and understand the making if these items.
@@kebirsabeth9935 Thank you for taking the time to send me the link. I have now downloaded it for future reference. I have made a few puzzle balls but absolutely nothing like the genius of Claude. Strangely all the pages I was previously able to visit to look at his work have also disappeared from online but likely no one has maintained a website. Is there anywhere his work can be seen? And thanks again I real appreciate being able to look at the book.
Reine Kunst? oder ist das auch für irgendwas gut?
Kunst ist ist ein echtes Kreativätsbeweis,wer von Kunst nicht versteht ,sollte sich hier lieber raushalten.